Aleph Zero

Smart contracts are a huge innovation that could be only enabled by blockchain. Yet still, they should be taken with extra care by both users and developers. Here’s a word of advice for both of them. Smart contracts equip the developers with a wide array of tools, allowing them to create exciting new products. However,

Blockchains are isolated systems by nature, so we need to build special constructions called bridges to get them to communicate with each other. Aleph Zero will be bridging to several ecosystems as we expand our functionality into the multichain world, but first, let’s look at how this process works.  The future of the blockchain sphere

The Aleph Zero blockchain takes advantage of the Substrate framework as a base for the security systems we’ve developed to ensure the safety of the network.  Substrate, developed by Parity, is an open-source framework that allows for developing novel blockchains. It aims to simplify the process of launching Web3 solutions by offering developers building blocks

Cardinal Cryptography’s team has grown by two extremely skilled software developers: Piotr Moczurad and Maciej Żelaszczyk. Their primary responsibility will be to work on further development of Aleph Zero. Kicking 2022 off with a bang, we’re happy to communicate that the Cardinal Cryptography team has grown by two absolute rockstars. Piotr Moczurad is a Krakow-based

The Parity Substrate Builders Program has recognized that Cardinal Cryptography, the team responsible for the core development of Aleph Zero, accomplished its first milestone. We are immensely proud and grateful to the Substrate Builders Program for putting faith in our Aleph Zero technology. As a member of the Parity Substrate Builders Program (SBP), Cardinal Cryptography

With support from the Krakow Technology Park, Cardinal Cryptography will be able to grow faster and help popularize modern cryptography and distributed ledger technology development. The mission of Krakow Technology Park is to further regional development both by creating conditions for the development of high technologies and the transfer of knowledge from universities to business,

In October 2020, Cardinal Cryptography began to teach blockchain fundamentals at the Jagiellonian University’s Theoretical Computer Science (TCS) department. It is considered to be one of the most prestigious computer science departments in the CEE. The course is designed to help the students understand the technical aspects of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT). While blockchain is