This article analyzes the technical developments and prospects of account abstraction in Web3. It delves into the implementation principles of AA accounts, contrasting them with Multi-Party Computing (MPC) and Contract Accounts (CA) to highlight the uniqueness of AA accounts. Additionally, the article discusses the potential of combining AA accounts with user intentions and secure chips in end devices to enhance both security and convenience.

This article evaluates multiple cross-chain projects, discussing in detail their implementation differences, respective strengths and weaknesses, and delves into the security issues of different protocols and the assumptions they are based upon.

This paper discusses the RaaS ecosystem and its current state of development. It provides a detailed analysis of the RaaS ecosystem from four dimensions: data availability, software development kits, sequencers, and no-code deployment. The paper also explores how these tools can optimize the scalability of blockchains.

This article offers methods for analyzing and predicting narratives, and also emphasizes the importance of timely participation by project parties and investors. Through multiple real-life cases, it highlights the driving role of narratives in the attention, investment, and growth of blockchain, revealing the continuous evolution and dynamic nature of the Web3 space.

This article analyzes common misunderstandings about modularity from seven aspects, and explains in detail how modularity brings key advantages to the entire blockchain ecosystem, including reducing developer complexity and improving system scalability and performance, and explores its How to answer widespread cognitive problems in the industry.

This article posits that NoFi places a greater emphasis on allowing users to maintain control of their funds, permitting them to partake in various financial activities such as lending, investing, and payments without relinquishing control. It further elucidates how NoFi caters to everyday financial needs and offers a superior user experience, supplemented by a series of examples to showcase its advantages and applications.

The article highlights blockchain interface issues affecting profit-seeking institutions and individuals. XHash, a Web3 infrastructure provider, is devoted to simplifying and securing user experiences in Web3 development through services like non-custodial ETH2.0 PoS staking and multi-chain APIs. It facilitates easy verification node creation, aiming to foster blockchain technology adoption with innovative solutions.

This article provides a detailed explanation of the development history, product model, and future expectations of brc20-swap.

This year has witnessed an explosive growth in the Bitcoin ecosystem. First came Ordinals, followed swiftly by the BRC-20 tokens that took the crypto industry by storm. In just two months, the market capitalization of BRC-20 reached a staggering 1 billion USD. BRC-20 allows for the minting and transfer of fungible tokens on the Bitcoin platform via the Ordinals protocol. However, Rodarmor believes that the problem with BRC-20 tokens lies in their use of "spam" Unused Transaction Outputs (UTXO) to flood Bitcoin. In an article on September 26th, he highlighted that BRC-20 tokens result in "adverse UTXO proliferation" and proposed Runes as a UTXO-based alternative. So, what improvements does this new protocol offer compared to BRC-20? Why did Ordinals founder Casey Rodarmor propose this new protocol? Will the introduction of this new protocol pose a threat to BRC-20? In this article, we'll provide a comprehensive breakdown of the "Runes" protocol.

This piece examines the history and evolution of airdrops, from the ubiquitous airdrops by Uniswap to the selective ones implemented by platforms like Arbitrum. Through an analysis of anti-Sybil strategies, it is highlighted that during the initial phases of airdrops, the airdrop field resembled a form of gambling with good odds. Yet, as the trend of airdrops became more introspective and intensified, anticipated gains steadily diminished.

This article introduces Ordinals token standards beyond BRC-20 and analyzes them from the perspective of BRC.

The article begins with the fundamental principles and technical details of Ordinals technology, analyzing its developmental trajectory and examining the importance and roles played by Segwit and Taproot upgrades. It then delves into the concept of recursive inscriptions, explaining their innovative uses through real-world cases.

A crypto trading bot is a software program that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to observe the market and automatically execute cryptocurrency trades in line with predefined algorithms.

Pyth Network has just launched its native token $PYTH and distributed 2.55 billion tokens as airdrop to community members and users. Over 75,000 wallets are eligible for the airdrop, attracting lots of market attention.

The Veloce project is a decentralized project that uses blockchain technology to create a platform for fans to interact with their favorite sports team or athletes.