Ethereum

Vitalik reviews the Cypherpunk vision of cryptocurrencies, takes stock of the evolution and current state of the Ethereum (ETH) ecosystem, and provides insights into future prospects.

This article provides a detailed explanation of components related to cross-chain messaging such as Delayed Inbox.

This article attempts to fill the gap in the field by providing an understanding of the operational mechanism of Arbitrum, focusing on the technical interpretation of Arbitrum One.

This article analyzes the development history of the Ethereum application layer through various model images.

This article summarizes the current situation and trends in the NFT market, highlighting the challenges and new development opportunities facing NFTs.

This article clarifies misconceptions about EIP-3074 as an alternative account abstraction path, and analyzes the differences between the full account abstraction ERC-4337 and the pure execution abstraction Epos.

This article analyzes Ethereum's progress in zk and privacy in 2023, and analyzes the products and implementation processes of each application.

This article introduces the working principles, key features, and application examples of ERC-3643.

This article analyzes the market evolution of Bitcoin, Ethereum, derivatives, and stablecoins in 2023.

This article introduces the basic information of Neon EVM and the way it is used to improve the efficiency of the Solana ecosystem.

Blast, an innovative Layer 2 solution powered by Blur, is designed to make the Ethereum network more efficient and cost-effective. By utilizing Optimistic Rollup technology, Blast emphasizes empowering ETH and stablecoins with native yield-generation capabilities to combat asset depreciation. The project is led by Blur founder Pacman and has attracted a $20 million investment. With a vision beyond serving Blur, Blast supports various Dapps, including DeFi and NFT applications, aiming to provide passive interest-bearing opportunities for funds in Layer 2 accounts.

This article discuss how to use encryption methods to prevent transaction information from being used by MEV.

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.

This article outlines the fundamentals, market positioning, risks, and potential factors that may impact the future token price of the Neutron protocol in the Cosmos ecosystem.

This article explores some existing challenges (and progress) in the state of Ethereum light clients while emphasizing the importance of achieving trustlessness without compromising user experience.