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This article discusses what abandoned cryptocurrencies are, why they are abandoned, five notable examples, and red flags to spot a crypto project to avoid falling for a spooky crypto trap.

Why certain public chains buzz with lively activity and an abundance of meme tokens, while others dwindle into ghost chains, notably after an airdrop?

This article discusses Morph's new L2 ecosystem development strategy, which aims to address the issues of "ghost chain effect" and "fake TVL prosperity" on public chains by combining incentive airdrops and developer-centric ecosystem development. The article analyzes both the airdrop strategy of Blast and Morph's comprehensive approach, which includes incentives for testnet airdrops, a developer-centric ecosystem development fund, and strategies for attracting user and developer participation. Morph encourages AI, GameFi and other projects to build on Morph through a series of actions, such as the Sparkloom Builder Program and incubator programs, while providing financial support and airdrop incentives for participants..

This article analyzes the successful model and path for making blockchain games and the NFT frontrunner of Ubisoft, a major game company.

This article delves into Braid, Ethereum's emerging solution to centralization and censorship risks. The article reveals how this innovation enhances Ethereum's resilience and decentralized nature through detailed analysis of Braid's technical features, comparisons with existing solutions, and insights from industry leaders.

This article introduces the history of Aavegotchi, NFT, games, and token economics.

Rollup inherits "Ethereum security" or "trust minimization," essentially meaning that on Rollup, confirmation rules with the same security as Ethereum's confirmation rules can be utilized. This article introduces confirmation rules and emphasizes finality.

Slashing is a penalty imposed on validators for bad behavior within blockchain networks. It is a critical mechanism in maintaining network security and integrity and encourages validators to act in the best interest of the network.

The core issue identified is the intangible nature of Cosmos, making it difficult to resonate with users. This lack of clarity has led to users asking for more from the ecosystem.

This article is a comprehensive interpretation of Bitfinity, the Bitcoin L2 network based on Internet Computer and compatible with EVM.

Movement secured a substantial $38 million in funding in April. What makes Move's entry into the EVM ecosystem so appealing? This article will introduce you to the modular development kit Movement SDK and its unique blockchain architecture.

This article introduces Mirror World's proposal for a World Store that serves all blockchain networks, providing a seamless experience for end-users who purchase or invest in dapps, ecosystems, and assets.

Aave V4’s preview outlines its upcoming updates, including unifying the liquidity layer to reduce liquidity dispersion, introducing a fully automatic interest rate adjustment mechanism, a liquidity premium mechanism to dynamically adjust borrowing rates, and launching smart account and treasury functions to improve user experience. , dynamic risk parameter configuration, excess debt protection mechanism, native integration with GHO stablecoin, and the planning of Aave Network. These updates aim to improve capital efficiency, risk management and user experience. At the same time, the proposal of Aave Network seems to have some stubbornness of old DeFi projects, and questions remain about its necessity and specific implementation plans.

The AAVE team is known for its vital innovation and execution, making it a dark horse that has quickly grown to become a famous DeFi protocol alongside MakerDAO and Compound, expanding into a broader market and maintaining a stable lending service even during a market downturn. AAVE is planning to launch a native stablecoin, GHO, on a protocol with high liquidity to create a more decentralized on-chain financial ecosystem.

Railgun is a privacy system built directly for blockchain, currently supporting Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, and Arbitrum. It primarily utilizes zero-knowledge proofs to anonymize transactions in smart contracts and DeFi applications. Railgun provides only on-chain smart contract logic, thus eliminating the need for L2 validators and vulnerable cross-chain bridges to achieve privacy. The article discusses the Railgun privacy system’s mechanisms, tokens, governance, rewards, and the V3 upgrade, offering comprehensive information to readers.