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BSV is a hard fork network based on the Bitcoin Cash network. Currently, this network maintains a respectable level of daily transaction activity. Simultaneously, progress in enterprise-level applications is also underway, continuing its development towards becoming a global payment system.

LRC-20 tokens are inscription tokens on the Bitcoin SV blockchain. It was created by a Pseudonymous developer with the nickname ‘Shrdlu2.”

This article explores the difficulty of upgrading Bitcoin, pointing out that this is mainly due to concerns about reduced rewards after halving, which has led to many hard forks. A review of Bitcoin's past few hard forks and an introduction to the experimental hard fork currently planned by LayerTwolabs. Although Bitcoin has always faced route issues, it is still seeking opportunities on a different path.

This article introduces a new narrative in the Bitcoin ecosystem for 2024, covering new infrastructure for scaling, anti-VC new assets, and new applications replicating Ethereum's glory. As the core of this narrative, the RGB++ Layer is a Bitcoin extension protocol based on the UTXO model, supporting bridge-free cross-chain and Turing-complete smart contracts. This protocol not only significantly enhances the liquidity and returns of BTC assets but also simplifies the user experience, allowing users to access all applications supporting the RGB++ Layer without multiple wallets. Additionally, the RGB++ Layer integrates various assets within the UTXO ecosystem, including new protocol types such as Runes and BRC20, promoting overall interconnectivity and resource sharing within the Bitcoin ecosystem.

Explore the evolution of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) covering its origins, features, use cases, investment potential, and future prospects as a cryptocurrency aimed at facilitating faster, cheaper transactions.

The article provides an in-depth exploration of the development history of Bitcoin technology, especially its challenges in handling large-scale applications and transaction scale. The article analyzes the limitations of Bitcoin's original technology, such as the UTXO model, non-Turing complete scripting language, and the history and reasons of Bitcoin forks. Subsequently, the article introduced in detail several key technologies in the development of Bitcoin, including OP_RETURN, Segregated Witness (Segwit), Taproot technology, as well as Schnorr signatures, MAST and Taproot Scripts. The article also discusses new Bitcoin-based protocols such as Ordinals, Inscriptions, and BRC-20, and how they promote the development of the Bitcoin ecosystem. Finally, the article looks forward to the potential applications of new technologies and their possible impact on future development.

This article discusses two smart contract technologies implemented on the Bitcoin mainnet: OP_NET and Arch. As an execution layer, OP_NET implements smart contract operations through specific Bitcoin transactions and has a mechanism to burn Bitcoins. Arch, on the other hand, is positioned as the "Bitcoin 1.5 layer", using its own token as gas fee to process and verify transactions through nodes.

The article conducts a study on the data of South Korean centralized exchanges and explores the characteristics and trends of South Korean investors.

MVC, a BTC sidechain based on the UTXO model + PoW consensus, offers low fees, high performance, and security features. It has a rich ecosystem implementation aimed at enabling innovative, large-scale applications within the Bitcoin ecosystem.

The goal of BTCFi is to create a decentralized financial market for Bitcoin within this trillion-dollar market. BTC holders will directly use Bitcoin-related staking, lending, market-making, and other financial derivatives to generate passive income. This is to introduce DeFi into the native Bitcoin ecosystem and unlock more financial value.

Explore the history and future impact of Bitcoin halving, delving into its innovative applications in blockchain technology and financial sectors, and offering unique insights and analysis.

For readers interested in the Ethereum ecosystem and open-source project financing, this article provides insights and strategies for understanding how to support and sustain innovative projects. The article not only analyzes various stages of project growth but also proposes solutions to promote the financing of public goods and the healthy development of the ecosystem, which has important reference value for investors, builders and policymakers.

Bitcoin, the world's first successfully used cryptocurrency, is a decentralized peer-to-peer digital payment network invented by Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin allows users to trade directly without a financial institution or a third party.

In May 2024, the Bitcoin (BTC) halving will be one of the hottest events in the market. As the halving approaches, more funds will focus on Bitcoin, drawing investor attention to the Bitcoin-derived ecosystem. Layer 2, with its compelling narrative, is likely to become a preferred target for alpha-seeking capital. This article provides an overview of the current BTC Layer 2 concept race and introduces representative projects, including Stacks, RSK, and the Lightning Network.

NEOPIN is a DeFi protocol owned by South Korean gaming company Neowiz that combines the strengths of CeFi and DeFi and operates within a compliance framework. It became a regulated DeFi service provider by being selected for the Abu Dhabi Investment Office's Innovation Program, which is working with the government to develop a DeFi regulatory framework.NEOPIN supports the Klaytn and Finschia networks, and could become a DeFi example of the blockchain merger concept. It offers RWA-based DeFi products and expects its token $NPT to increase significantly in price by the end of Q1 2025.NEOPIN Wallet offers a comprehensive blockchain ecosystem and user experience, proactively embracing regulation and driving the development of compliant RWA products.