Opinion Article by Evgen Verzun, Founder of HyperSphere. Evgen Verzun shared his view on how DeFi should evolve to become a global financial ecosystem.

As DeFi's popularity grows, Ethereum is becoming more and more congested. What does this mean for the future? Is ETH scalable enough to support the growing DeFi ecosystem? Read what Evgen Verzun, Founder of Hypersphere, says about the future of DeFi.

Check out the Ideamensch interview with Evgen Verzun, Founder of Hypersphere, in which he talks about his tech entrepreneurial journey and shares thoughts on how to bring the tech ideas to life.

Reports of double-spending keep plaguing crypto firms and investors alike. Will this issue ever be resolved, or is it here to stay? Speaking to Cointelegraph, Evgen Verzun, Founder of decentralized cloud platform Hypersphere, revealed: “This is one of the basic flaws, so system creators should always remember about it and design their consensus algorithm in a way to avoid it.”

Ethereum Improvement Proposal 1559 may contain some critical changes to the Ethereum network. Evgen Verzun, Founder of Hypersphere, explains Ethereum improvement proposal (EIP).

Record-breaking spikes in cybercrime-related searches during pandemic explained. Find out what Evgen Verzun, Founder of Hypersphere says about unprecedented interest in cybercrime at the beginning of COVID19 lockdown.

Evgen will be speaking about Brazil and its cybercriminal underground landscape discussing the malicious practices and techniques used by Brazilian cyber criminals.

The full effects of the coronavirus on the economy are impossible to predict. How can crypto community prepare? Evgen Verzun, Founder of HyperSphere, says “uncertainty is also a time of big opportunities”.

Uncertainty in markets creates immediate panic amongst investors. Evgen Verzun, the Founder & CEO at HyperSphere, stated: “Theoretically, the more volatility is, the more money can be made, but it’s the same issue with risks. That’s why traders should adapt their strategies to the new reality. Usually, that means reducing working capital and leverage to lower risks in times of higher volatility.”