This week, Gloria Wu, our Chief of Ecosystem Partnerships, gave a presentation at the European Identity and Cloud Conference on ‘The Rise of An Identity-Native Web 3.0’. Hosted in Germany, the conference brought together leading experts from within the technology and security sectors to discuss some of the latest developments, successes, and issues in the identity and cloud spaces over the last year. Joining virtually, Gloria provided some fascinating insights into the formation of identity in the incoming world of Web 3.0, as well as commentating on how native citizens of Web 3.0 are forging their own identities and reputations…

In the last section, we demonstrated the Ontology EVM contract development process. In this section, we introduce a series of Web3 API references, and explain how to use the Ontology Bridge.

5. Web3 API Reference

Due to the differences in the structure and storage structure of Ethereum and Ontology transactions, Ontology currently only supports the following RPC interfaces. For specific usage, click here.

Last Week, Ontology announced the official deployment of a TestNet supporting EVM and opened the EVM compatible public beta to developers around the world. At the same time, the “Ontology Security Vulnerability and Threat Intelligence Bounty Programme” was officially launched in cooperation with SlowMist, a well-known code auditing agency. The top reward for reporting a vulnerability is $12,000 in ONG.

In Part 2, we introduced the tools for developing and deploying EVM contracts on Ontology, and how to use MetaMask plug-in wallets to manage Ethereum wallets. In this section, we demonstrate the EVM contract development process.

4. EVM Contract Development Process Demonstration

Below, we use the…

Highlights

Reflecting a major endorsement for decentralized identity, Ontology recently announced that ONT ID, its decentralized digital identity application, has surpassed 1.5 million users. Ontology has also now officially deployed its EVM TestNet and is opening its EVM-compatible public beta for developers.

In order to acknowledge and reward those who participate in Ontology’s events and contribute to our weekly discussions, we are launching a loyalty program! Engage with the community and receive NFTs. Collect enough NFTs to win ONG rewards!

Ontology’s Loyal Member program aims to boost the community’s knowledge about Web3 and blockchain, as well as decentralized identity solutions. It is also a way for us to give back to community members who contribute to our events and grow with the Ontology family. Ontology is going to give away NFTs to specific community members whose contributions stand out. …

Last Week, Ontology announced the official deployment of a TestNet supporting EVM and opened the EVM compatible public beta to developers around the world. At the same time, the “Ontology Security Vulnerability and Threat Intelligence Bounty Programme” was officially launched in cooperation with SlowMist, a well-known code auditing agency. The top reward for reporting a vulnerability is $12,000 in ONG.

In order to encourage community developers to quickly and easily familiarize themselves with the Ontology EVM development environment, we specially prepared a “Handbook for Dummies”, which explains the essentials of Ontology EVM contract development.

In Part 1, we introduced the…

We’re releasing a selection of limited edition Ontology Avatars! Each Avatar is minted as an NFT and features a unique set of attributes. Claim your NFT now and join us in the metaverse!

What are Ontology Avatars?

Ontology Avatars is a collection of 3,333 unique NFTs. Each Avatar is randomly generated and can be tied to an ONT ID that represents the owner in the metaverse.

Each Ontology Avatar contains at least 7 attributes: a piece for an Explorer’s face type, skin tone, hair, eyes, noses, ears, and mouth.

Some Avatars might come with some extra surprises such as glasses, earrings, facial hair, or…

Today, Ontology, the high speed, low cost public blockchain bringing decentralized identity and data solutions to Web 3.0, announced the official deployment of a TestNet supporting EVM and opened the EVM compatible public beta to developers around the world. At the same time, the “Ontology Security Vulnerability and Threat Intelligence Bounty Programme” was officially launched in cooperation with SlowMist, a well-known code auditing agency. The top reward for reporting a vulnerability is $12,000 in ONG.

Through the integration of the Ethereum virtual machine, Ontology has achieved full compatibility with the Ethereum ecosystem. At present, the Ontology TestNet already supports EVM…