Blockchain

Explore the potential of Crypto x AI and examine the future opportunities and investment logic behind decentralized AI in 2024.

This article examines Sui’s object-centric data storage model, its implications for transaction processing, and its potential.

This report shares insights on key trends such as stablecoins, Layer 2 solutions, and artificial intelligence, as well as the rise of cryptocurrency as a policy issue, new data on builders and users, and more.

As blockchain technology evolves rapidly, Layer 3 (L3) is emerging as a new industry focus. L3 acts as an application-specific chain, offering tailored blockchain solutions for particular communities and use cases, such as enterprises, gaming, and social networks. Compared to Layer 2 (L2), L3 goes further in optimizing transaction speed and privacy, making it ideal for more complex applications. This article will introduce the top ten most influential L3 projects, explore their unique features, and assess their potential to drive blockchain innovation forward.

XION is the first user-focused Layer 1 designed to provide web3 developers with the infrastructure to simplify blockchain operations, enabling them to build, launch, and scale user-friendly applications for non-crypto native users through complete abstraction.

Unlike the fragmented control seen in Ethereum’s ecosystem, Solana's smaller ecosystem is more agile and responsive. After the collapse of FTX, Solana made a strong comeback, leveraging its high performance, effective marketing, and diverse hardware products. PayFi, introduced by Solana Foundation Chair Lily Liu, has also become a trending topic. Looking ahead, the entire Web3 industry is gradually moving towards off-chain solutions and real-world use cases, marking a key trend for the future.

Get an in-depth look at the rise of decentralized finance (DeFi) and how it democratizes financial services through blockchain and smart contracts. Explore signs of DeFi's recovery, the impact of global interest rate changes on DeFi, and the potential of DeFi in the financial sector.

In-depth analysis of how multi-virtual machine (Multi-VM) architecture becomes the best solution to solve the scalability and performance bottlenecks of blockchain, and explore how Mango Network uses OPStack technology and MoveVM to build an efficient blockchain network that supports cross-chain communication. It also analyzes the technical advantages and market positioning of Mango Network, providing comprehensive analysis and insights for readers interested in blockchain technology, DeFi and cross-chain interoperability.

Dive into the latest trends in the cryptocurrency market, with a particular focus on emerging verticals beyond ERC20 tokens and DeFi. The article analyzes promising sectors such as NFTs, gaming/metaverse, real-world assets (RWAs), NodeFi, and decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN). It discusses their performance in terms of growth potential, revenue potential, asset volatility, and implementation complexity.

Explore Unichain, an all-chain DeFi liquidity hub built on OP Stack. Through innovative features like verifiable block building, the Unichain verification network, and an intent-driven interaction model, Unichain addresses existing challenges in DeFi and offers insights into its technical advantages and impact on the future of decentralized finance.

Take a deep dive into Sui, the fastest growing blockchain protocol by 2024, exploring its use of the Move programming language and high transaction processing capabilities, and analyzing Sui’s remarkable growth in total value locked (TVL) and daily active users (DAU), providing valuable insights into the technical advantages and market potential of the Sui protocol.

Since its launch in 2018, WalletConnect has offered the crypto community an easy way to connect any supported wallets to decentralized applications across any blockchain. According to data from the project, WalletConnect has powered 150 million connections for over 23 million users, across 600 wallets, 40K app projects, and all chains.

This article explores the economic value and role of cross-chain bridges in blockchain ecosystems. Likened to internet routers, these bridges efficiently route capital between different blockchain networks, optimizing transaction efficiency. They generate economic value through transaction fees, relay fees, and liquidity provider returns. Unlike traditional routers, cross-chain bridges have a unique profit model reflecting blockchain technology's nature. As the market matures, these bridges increasingly influence cross-chain capital transfers.

Recently, the TGE (Token Generation Event) allocations of projects like Blast have sparked a wave of public outrage, reflecting dissatisfaction with the extended incentive periods that offer low returns. This article explores the strengths and weaknesses of points-based models from multiple perspectives and seeks to identify potential solutions.

The ICOs of 2017, the DeFi that heralded the bull market of 2020, the mainstreaming of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in 2021, and the scaling solutions such as EVM-compatible chains and Layer2 Rollups driven by a surge in user demand, all these notable blockchain innovations are inseparable from a blockchain named Ethereum. This article will guide you through what Ethereum is, how it operates, the important trajectories of its development, and some of its well-known applications.