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AirDAO empowers users to easily access and benefit from decentralized applications via a community-governed ecosystem, using the AMB as a utility and governance token while streamlining Web3 complexities.

Wormhole, a universal messaging protocol that employs externally validated cross-chain bridge solutions to achieve AMB (Arbitrary Message Bridge)

This article delves into recent trends in the blockchain industry, with a particular focus on the rise of the modular concept and the rapid growth of Ethereum Layer2 assets. The author discusses the advent of the modular era in detail, introduces the new liquidity protocol, Mitosis, and explains how it solves cross-chain liquidity problems, revealing the potential future direction of the blockchain industry for readers.

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 article takes Particle Network as an example to delve into current UX challenges faced by Web3 products and explores how to design a comprehensive technical solution. Such an integrated solution may be a crucial prerequisite for mass adoption. Additionally, the article discusses Particle's BtoBtoC business strategy, which serves as a valuable reference for many projects.

This article introduces Wormhole, a decentralized universal cross-chain information transmission protocol that allows assets and information to be transferred between different blockchain networks.

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.

Mitosis is revolutionizing cross-chain liquidity, enhancing DeFi interactions, maximizing yield for liquidity providers, reshaping the modular ecosystem, and trading.

This article explores the evolution of blockchain interoperability, focusing on the current phase, Interop 3.0, which enables applications to implement customized cross-chain strategies. The article reviews the progression of interoperability from Interop 1.0 (Asset Transfer Era) to Interop 2.0 (Message Passing Era) and now to Interop 3.0, with an emphasis on full-chain application logic, interoperability owned by applications, and chain abstraction. As the blockchain ecosystem expands, applications need to develop multi-chain strategies to stay competitive and prepare the right scalability approach based on their specific business models.

As one of the earliest exchanges to implement Proof of Reserve, Gate.io once again upgrades its Proof-of-Reserve solution using zk-SNARK technology. This article will guide you through how to use the open-source technology provided by Gate.io to verify the security of your exchange assets and personal assets on your own device.

This article introduces the LayerZero project, an omnichain interoperability protocol focused on data messaging between chains. The product design concept of LayerZero is very innovative in the field of cross-chain bridges. The data transmission method based on oracles and repeaters makes the protocol more portable and has certain security performance. At present, the network adoption rate of the protocol is good, and the ecological aspect has also achieved a certain scale of development.