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Dimo is a car IoT platform built on Polygon, allowing car owners to collect and share vehicle data such as mileage, speed, and location, in exchange for DIMO tokens as rewards. The platform enables real-time monitoring, management, and monetization of vehicle data through integration with hardware such as AutoPi OBDII devices. The DIMO token, based on ERC-20, aims to incentivize user participation, with governance features included in its token economy. Dimo also collaborates with IoTeX, integrating W3bstream technology to support Web3 developers' access to vehicle data, jointly creating a new ecosystem for mobile travel. With two rounds of funding raising $20.5 million, the Dimo project has a fixed token supply, with circulating supply gradually increasing.

Liquity is a decentralized lending protocol built on Ethereum, allowing users to deposit ETH as collateral to a Trove to obtain interest-free loans which are paid out in the USD-pegged stablecoin LUSD. Users can deposit LUSD into Liquity's Stability Pool to earn income.

The article discusses the design paradigms of the whole-chain game engines Mud, Dojo, and Zypher, and analyzes their different solutions for building autonomous worlds/whole-chain games. Mud from the Lattice team achieves EVM compatibility and developer friendliness through the World development framework, MUD game engine, and Redstone underlying consensus protocol. Dojo targets the Starknet development environment, using the Cario language and ZK-Rollup technology. Zypher Game, based on ZK technology, provides modular solutions such as Secret Engine, AW Engine, and Zytron Kit, emphasizing trustlessness and performance elasticity. The article also discusses the basic narrative of whole-chain games and the implementation paradigms of new primitives, as well as how these technologies drive the development of the gaming industry.

BlackRock announces the launch of its first tokenized fund, BUIDL, on Ethereum, which directly boosts the popularity of the RWA (Real World Asset, referring to the tokenization of real-world assets through blockchain technology) track.

Discover DSCVR’s role in the decentralization movement, offering a fresh perspective on social networking where community governance and user control take center stage.

XPLA is a full-suite protocol built on Tendermint, leveraging the Byzantine Fault Tolerance (BFT) consensus model within the PoS framework and offering a wide array of developer tools for game development.

LTO Network is a hybrid blockchain platform for creating and managing decentralized workflow applications.

In this research article, we (1) present the history of cryptocurrency in Japan, particularly in terms of various regulatory developments, (2) look at where Japan stands today, and finally (3) explore several major players in the domestic crypto industry.

Liquity is a decentralized lending protocol that allows users to borrow a stablecoin called LUSD (pegged to the US dollar) using Ethereum as collateral. It also introduces a fully redeemable stablecoin, LQTY. The protocol, designed by Robert Lauko, aims to offer a more capital-efficient and lower-risk alternative to existing systems like MakerDAO.

The article provides an in-depth exploration of the MyShell badge point system, an integral component of the economic framework tested during the MyShell Alpha phase. MyShell is an AI agent and app creation platform that transforms AI agents and apps into investable assets via a badge system. This system enables users to consume "electricity" (a form of paid credits) by interacting with Agents/Apps, with the cost varying depending on the model used. Creators gain Shell points by launching their Agents/Apps, which can be used to buy pass cards or invest in other Agents/Apps. The piece further examines how MyShell's economic model incentivizes ecosystem stakeholders, including investors and creators, promoting long-term investments and enhancing product capabilities through strategic initiatives.

Crypto researcher Mustafa Hourani investigates and explores some companies building products using FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption). He believes that FHE may become the next big technology sweeping the industry like ZKP (Zero-Knowledge Proof), and is a key catalyst for advancing data privacy and ownership.