This article looks back at the iconic event of May 22, 2010, when programmer Laszlo traded 10,000 bitcoins for two pizzas. This transaction marked the first-ever use of bitcoin for a real-world purchase, becoming a significant milestone in bitcoin's history.

Since the 2023 Hong Kong Web3 Conference and the introduction of new virtual asset regulations, especially the launch of Type 7 licensed virtual asset trading platforms and security token regulations, many believe Hong Kong will become the central hub for RWA.

The essence of this attack lies in the creation of the market (soToken), where the attacker performed the first collateral minting operation with a small amount of the underlying token, resulting in a very small "totalSupply" value for the soToken.

If software is eating the world, then tokenization of real-world assets is devouring the capital markets. The realm of real-world assets has become one of the most promising use cases for blockchain technology by putting real-world assets on-chain. Bridging the stability and value proposition of real-world assets with the innovative features and potential efficiency of blockchain technology and decentralized finance, insights and explanations are provided for some noteworthy projects.

The decentralized sorter is a complete reshaping of the L2 economic system. It's like a baton, directly determining which developers and DApps are attracted to the application layer, and indirectly influencing the direction and foundation of the entire L2 ecosystem.

Paradigm's research director Dan Robinson and research partner Dave White propose imposing taxes on Miner Extractable Value (MEV). They suggest capturing MEV by levying fees based on transaction priority fees through smart contracts. The article discusses the limitations of MEV taxes and potential solutions, including incentive incompatibility, the complete block problem, recovered transactions, and user intent leakage.

Recently, several Web3 participants have lost funds from their accounts due to downloading a fake Chrome extension that reads browser cookies. The SlowMist team has conducted a detailed analysis of this scam tactic.

Sui Network relies on smart contract execution, where the Move language, developed in Rust on the Sui blockchain, plays a crucial role. We delve into the underlying Move language of Sui to explore its unique charm different from other blockchain programming languages.

In addition to CROSS THE AGES' considerable appeal, the community cultivated by Elixir Games over the years and the comprehensive ecosystem it is building are also reasons why the IDO has garnered strong attention and support. So, what is the Elixir Games project, what is it working on, and why did CTA choose to collaborate with it?

This article details the operation of EVM as the core of Ethereum, and explores the innovations made by high-performance Layer1 blockchains in terms of parallel execution and virtual machine selection. In the future, more Layer 1s will implement EVM parallel upgrades or EVM compatible solutions to promote the diverse development of the blockchain ecosystem.

Web3 is the future. For Web2 developers exploring this field, whether in client-side, front-end, or back-end development, they can leverage their existing technological advantages. This exploration not only expands their professional horizons but also enhances the creativity in their work.

NOTCOIN is considered to be the first “out of the circle” project in the Telegram ecosystem. UXLINK, also built on Telegram, is a social platform and infrastructure focused on socializing with acquaintances. This article will analyze their development status on the road to mass adoption based on on-chain data.

Crypto Pulse focuses on the latest developments in the cryptocurrency industry, delivering up-to-date market analysis and insights.

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.

In this article, Portal Ventures introduces Bitcoin's history of innovation and controversy, the latest initiatives, and Portal's argument for making Bitcoin more "capital efficient" rather than "programmable."