Jacob Tucker

The Forte network upgrade is one of the most significant feature releases in the history of Flow. Forte advances the Flow network across three pillars - consumer-scale readiness, developer experience, and protocol robustness.

For the first time in sports collectibles, every NBA Top Shot Moment – the video highlight, the artwork, the metadata, everything – will be stored on a decentralized network starting this season. This represents a paradigm shift in how digital collectibles are built, owned, and preserved.

Blockchain and Web3 development can seem intimidating at first, but the Flow network and its smart contract language Cadence make it surprisingly accessible. This guide walks through building a complete blockchain application from scratch, all the way to a working "Hello World" example with a React frontend.

Forte is now live on testnet and the Forte Hacks Hackathon will launch on October 1st, with 250k in prizes!

Earlier this year, the team at the Flow Foundation hosted an internal hackathon designed to push the boundaries of what's possible on the Flow blockchain. This event brought together 16 of the talented Flow core team members to build over the course of a week, resulting in 10 unique projects. Each submission was then demoed live to a panel of community judges, to elicit feedback and community input.

This article explains Flow’s recent implementation of Proof of Possession (PoP) for staking keys, a small but critical step in its decentralization roadmap. The article covers why PoP is needed, what risks it prevents, and how it was implemented in Flow. Whether you’re a developer, validator, or simply curious about blockchain security, this post gives you a clear view of why PoP matters — with optional technical dives for those who want to explore the cryptography details.