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What Is Ref Finance (REF)?
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What Is Ref Finance (REF)?

Ref Finance is a native decentralized exchange (DEX) on the NEAR blockchain, accommodating significant liquidity and trading volume. It incorporates liquidity algorithms from Uniswap, Curve, and iZUMi, launching classic pools, stable pools, and discrete concentrated liquidity pools (DCL Pools). Additionally, it offers an order book trading mode through integration with Orderly Network, with products including spot and perpetual contracts.
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Crypto Pulse-The Overall Recovery of the Crypto Market, NOT Continues Strong Performance
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Crypto Pulse-The Overall Recovery of the Crypto Market, NOT Continues Strong Performance

Crypto Pulse focuses on the latest developments in the cryptocurrency industry, delivering up-to-date market analysis and insights.
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Understanding the Three Giants of Chain Abstraction: Axelar, Wormhole, and LayerZero Projects and Their Development Status
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Understanding the Three Giants of Chain Abstraction: Axelar, Wormhole, and LayerZero Projects and Their Development Status

This article discusses the importance and future trends of chain interoperability, taking Axelar and Wormhole as examples, it explains in detail how these platforms use advanced technology to achieve communication and asset transfer between different blockchains, and looks forward to their development potential and market impact.
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What are the controversies and hype behind Runes?
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What are the controversies and hype behind Runes?

This article points out that the Runes ecosystem is in a period of chaos and no consensus has yet been formed. The Runes protocol has not made any technical breakthroughs and relies on Casey's influence. Although there is speculation logic such as rune stones and DOG, its success depends on market selection, and future development remains to be seen.
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Taki Games: Redefining P2E, the Emergence of a Web3 Mobile Gaming Platform
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Taki Games: Redefining P2E, the Emergence of a Web3 Mobile Gaming Platform

Introduction: This article offers an in-depth look at Taki Games, a Web3 gaming network platform headquartered in Singapore, aimed at the mass mobile gaming market. It focuses on their distinctive Takinomics economic system and how it entices 3 billion gamers worldwide into the blockchain realm.
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Blockchain/ Inscription Fraud Schemes and How to Prevent Them
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Blockchain/ Inscription Fraud Schemes and How to Prevent Them

This article explores blockchain and cryptocurrency concepts, their associated risks, and common fraud schemes. From the basics of blockchain technology to potential scams in cryptocurrency trading, it offers comprehensive insights and preventive measures to help readers protect their assets and interests.
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What is Layer3?
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What is Layer3?

Layer3 connects users and project owners, acting as an ad distribution platform. Users participate in project tasks on the platform for token airdrops and reward incentives, while project owners join the platform for traffic. Since its launch, Layer3 has attracted a significant fan base and has guided users towards on-chain interactions in DeFi, NFT, and DAO fields. Users can earn NFTs and Experience Points (XP) as rewards upon task completion, and these NFTs are eligible for trading. Recently, the protocol announced the introduction of its native token, L3, and plans to host a Genesis airdrop event. The snapshot was already complete, and the detailed tokenomic model will be revealed in June.
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Decoding the Digital Dollar
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Decoding the Digital Dollar

Stablecoins are becoming an important component of the global financial system, facilitating transactions and serving as a store of value. Their adoption patterns are influenced by blockchain transaction fees, highlighting their practicality in cross-border payments and DeFi applications. As stablecoins continue to develop, their significance in the global financial sector will continue to grow.
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Going beyond the EVM with Arbitrum Stylus
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Going beyond the EVM with Arbitrum Stylus

Arbitrum is about to launch the Stylus upgrade, which will allow developers to use languages such as Rust, C, and C++ for smart contract programming while maintaining full compatibility with EVM languages such as Solidity. The article explores the necessity of Stylus, how it works, and its potential impact on the Arbitrum ecosystem, including improving computing efficiency, reducing costs, and attracting a wider developer base.
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An exploration journey of the convergence and innovation of artificial intelligence and Web3
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An exploration journey of the convergence and innovation of artificial intelligence and Web3

This paper explores the potential and practices of the convergence of AI and Web3 technologies, showing how the decentralized internet paradigm can provide new impetus for the development of AI and in turn empower the Web3 ecosystem. The article covers data-driven foundations, privacy protection, the computing power revolution, DePIN, IMO, and AI Agent, and discusses their role and development prospects in Web3.
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What is Staking, Liquid Staking, and Restaking?
Beginner

What is Staking, Liquid Staking, and Restaking?

Staking, Liquid Staking and Restaking introduction
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The Bull Run - Exit Strategies
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The Bull Run - Exit Strategies

The cryptocurrency market is highly speculative, and investor sentiment (such as fear and greed) often influences decision-making. In this context, establishing a risk management system independent of price fluctuations can provide investors with greater peace of mind, reducing the concern over short-term market volatility. Successful investors usually prioritize investment themes based on in-depth research and analysis rather than engaging in short-term speculation, enabling them to make more rational and sustainable investment decisions.
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ENS V2: Extending ETH Mainnet Domain Services to L2
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ENS V2: Extending ETH Mainnet Domain Services to L2

This article delves into the ENS (Ethereum Name Service) V2 release, which extends domain services to Layer 2 (L2) networks, aiming to reduce transaction fees and improve processing speeds. It explores the new features of ENS V2, including the new hierarchical registry architecture, the introduction of a universal resolver, and support for L2 networks. Additionally, it discusses the migration process to V2 and its potential benefits, such as lower fees, higher speeds, and more flexible domain management.
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The Art of Naming Crypto Projects: How Far Can They Go to Be Memorable?
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The Art of Naming Crypto Projects: How Far Can They Go to Be Memorable?

This article delves into two potential vulnerabilities in zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) systems: "Load8 Data Injection Attack" and "Fake Return Attack." It describes these vulnerabilities in detail, how they can be exploited, and methods for fixing them. It also discusses lessons learned from discovering these vulnerabilities during the auditing and formal verification processes of ZK systems, along with proposing best practices to ensure ZK system security.
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Abord: Overview of The All-Chain Aggregation DEX
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Abord: Overview of The All-Chain Aggregation DEX

As the industry's first Omni-Chain decentralized derivatives contract project, Aboard not only provides users with deeper liquidity and higher capital utilization efficiency through all-chain aggregation, intelligent order routing functions, and smooth cross-chain designs, but also helps users obtain multiple overlapping benefits from Dex, chains, Aboard incentives, etc.
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