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Saga is a Layer 1 network that enables developers to launch their own dedicated blockchains effortlessly—known as chainlets these blockchains provide scalable and customizable infrastructure for decentralized applications (dApps). By offering infinite horizontal scalability, Saga empowers developers to create chains without the constraints of shared backspace, ensuring optimal performance and security.

The article explores the market performance of the SAGA token after its launch and analyzes its innovations. SAGA is a Layer 1 protocol that supports developers in creating dedicated chains (Chainlets) to achieve modular infrastructure. SAGA adopts a unique "musical chairs pricing" mechanism to provide low-cost block space. The article also discusses the new trend of modularization and GameFi integration in the crypto market, mentioning projects like GALA, RON, and Arbitrum, which drive the development of the GameFi industry by offering high-performance blockchains and rich gaming ecosystems. In particular, the article mentions DAW (Decentralized Autonomous Worlds) as an emerging game genre that allows players to freely create and expand experiences in the gaming world.

Modular blockchain separates the tasks of execution, settlement, data availability, and consensus, significantly improving the efficiency of each function and providing solutions to the difficulties of achieving decentralization, security, and scalability in blockchain technology. solution. As a notable player in modular blockchain technology, especially in the gaming space, Saga enhances efficiency, security, and scalability by dividing different blockchain functions into specialized networks. It not only meets the needs of The current demand for blockchain solutions will also profoundly affect the future development of decentralized applications.

Last year, the narrative of DePIN ignited the trend of Helium (Mobile). Although DePIN seemed unremarkable during the “Bitcoin Bull Market,” it still brought surprises to the cryptocurrency industry. At the recent ETHDenver 2024 conference, DePIN was listed as a hot track, and now the success of io.net has once again stirred up the DePIN narrative.

The Ethereum EIP-3074/EIP-7702 incident reveals the complexity of its governance structure: in addition to the formal governance processes, the informal roadmaps proposed by researchers also have significant influence.

By offering an integrated stack of Chainlets that automates, provides high performance, eliminates gas fees, and ensures interoperability and customization, the Saga protocol aims to provide developers with automated, parallel, and interoperable dedicated chains to meet the needs of their Web3 applications.

This article delves into CoralApp's launch of CoralPhone, a dedicated smartphone for the Web3 world, analyzing its multi-chain ecosystem aggregator advantages, security features, user experience optimization, and future technological developments. It also compares CoralPhone with the Solana Saga, exploring CoralPhone’s potential in DePIN and AI technologies, and how it offers unique benefits and rewards to users.

RaaS projects have entered a period of intensive coin offerings. Altlayer, Dymension, and Saga have all issued coins in the near future. In addition, there are also Conduit and Caldera with excellent financing backgrounds in the track. The RaaS track is expected to gain continued attention from the market in the future.

This article delves into the rapid growth of Web3 games Notcoin and Catizen within the TON blockchain ecosystem and their contribution to the surge in TON’s market value. It analyzes Web3 games as a key entry point for mass adoption and the active participation and expansion of major blockchains in the gaming sector. Special attention is given to Ronin and Polygon, which host the majority of activity, and other blockchains like Klaytn, Arbitrum, Immutable, Sui, Starknet, Manta Network, Linea, Saga, Tabi Chain, and Oasys, which are actively developing and offering incentive programs in the Web3 gaming field. The article also highlights partnerships between blockchains and Web2 giants and how they drive the growth of the gaming ecosystem through innovative Web3 games and incentive funds.

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Gate Research Daily: September 23, Bitcoin (BTC) is consolidating around the $64,000 level, with similar trends seen in Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL). Market sentiment remains optimistic, with the majority of BTC and ETH contracts showing a bullish bias. Last Friday, Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $170 million, while Ethereum ETFs experienced a $6 million outflow. However, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF holdings reached an all-time high. Plume Network plans to tokenize approximately $1.25 billion in real-world assets by Q4. Solana Mobile officially named its second-generation smartphone "Seeker," with over 140,000 units pre-sold. The SEC has approved options contracts related to the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF for Nasdaq listing.

This article explores various projects within the Cosmos ecosystem, providing insights into their primary services and market caps.

Many projects dubbed "Ethereum killers" have failed in their challenge, but can Solana succeed? Let's take a closer look at the birth and rise of Solana, along with the latest developments in its ecosystem, to see if there are any clues.

Gate Research Daily Report: August 13— BTC attempted to break through $60,000 but then retreated, leading to a period of volatility. Ethereum's daily burn rate and Bitcoin miners' income both hit their lowest levels of the year. The Fear and Greed Index is in the fear zone, indicating that investors should be wary of market downside risks. Meanwhile, sectors such as modular blockchains and Trump-themed meme coins performed strongly, demonstrating the rapid shift in market hotspots.

This paper discusses the RaaS ecosystem and its current state of development. It provides a detailed analysis of the RaaS ecosystem from four dimensions: data availability, software development kits, sequencers, and no-code deployment. The paper also explores how these tools can optimize the scalability of blockchains.