1intro redefines the financial ecosystem on Solana through its smart platform, bringing efficiency, fairness, and security to Solana with the use of AI.

The article discusses the future development of blockchain technology beyond financial applications (DeFi). The author points out that although blockchain has made significant progress in financial use cases, the development of other types of applications has been relatively slow, mainly limited by the user experience and ecosystem fragmentation brought about by decentralization. However, with technological advancement, the application of blockchain in non-financial fields, such as online identity, gaming, social networks, etc., has become more feasible. The article emphasizes that the core value of blockchain lies in serving as a ledger for digital assets, but the challenge faced by the industry is how to expand and provide a simple user experience. Currently, platforms like Ethereum and Solana are exploring different expansion plans, while technologies like account abstraction and light client verification are improving the user experience. The author believes that these advancements will determine whether

EIP-3074 allows externally owned accounts (EOAs) to delegate their transaction capabilities to smart contracts, enhancing features like transaction sponsorship and batch processing. As a short-term fix, it aims to improve the user experience of EOAs to achieve a complete transition to smart accounts. This ensures that legacy users are not left behind, while also making sure they do not hinder AA's efforts.

This article discusses the key factors for successfully launching web3 protocol tokens, including establishing relationships with liquidity providers, devising TVL strategies, and implementing robust marketing strategies. It is recommended to collaborate with liquidity providers to create token liquidity and pre-negotiate TVL to enhance social acceptance. A long-term solution is to allow the protocol to operate for a sufficient period, but records can be established by incentivizing early TVL.

ERC7683 aims to optimize the user experience for solution users, lower the barriers to entry for a universal solution network, and the design goal of this standard is to enhance the solver user experience, making it easier for them to support multiple settlement networks, and to deterministically calculate their rewards.

AI Arena is a PVP fighting game that incorporates artificial intelligence, allowing players to evolve game characters through AI learning. The game has two modes: Research Competition and Gaming Competition. In the Research Competition, researchers train AI models to battle, while in the Gaming Competition, players develop training strategies to enhance the performance of their NFT characters. AI Arena is not only a game but also an AI model training platform, aiming to allow more users to experience AI. The game's native token $N is used to incentivize players and researchers and as the foundation of the in-game economy. AI Arena is developed by ArenaX Labs, a company that has completed a seed round of funding and launched two AI platforms: ARC and SAI, aiming to change the gaming industry through AI. The token $N is planned for TGE in May, with an airdrop event.

Bitcoin ETFs are, in fact, not new. They’ve been trading around the world for years.

With the development and maturation of zk virtual machines, supporting Turing-complete execution of arbitrary smart contracts has become possible. The potential of zkRollup will be truly unleashed, realizing its vision of breaking the blockchain trilemma.

This event, known as “halving,” has garnered attention due to its potential implications for the price dynamics of Bitcoin. Proponents argue that the reduction in the rate of new supply entering the market should theoretically drive up prices, given constant or increasing demand. However, skeptics question the extent to which halving events truly impact the price of BTC, pointing to the complexities of market dynamics and the role of various external factors.

Masa utilizes decentralized data and computational resources to innovate token incentive mechanisms, enhancing data privacy protection and economic returns, and creating a new landscape for the decentralized data market.

In the blockchain field, a series of competitive decentralized data availability (DA) projects have emerged, including Celestia, EigenLayer, Avail DA, and NEAR DA. These projects aim to enhance blockchain scalability, data availability, and performance by employing different technologies and approaches. This article compares and analyzes these DA projects, discussing their technical characteristics and competitive advantages in the market.

Lithium Finance is a dual-quote asset pricing protocol primarily designed for clients with valuation needs for illiquid and private assets. The protocol incentivizes more participants to provide quotes through economic tokens and reputation points while preventing malicious behavior through staking and encryption. The team has experienced some delays in development progress. Founded for over three years, the team has launched a beta version on Polygon. Currently, there is limited market demand for illiquid asset pricing, and the development of the track presents considerable uncertainty.

Skeb stands as Japan's largest platform dedicated to the creator economy, boasting over 2 million users. In 2022, Skeb started rolling out its platform token, $SKEB, which aims to transcend the limitations of individual commission-based interactions and foster a more expansive ecosystem.

The Boba Network (BOBA), developed and maintained by Enya Labs, is a Layer 2 solution that supports multi-chain, rapid bridging, and hybrid computing.

The restaking protocol offers new solutions to many issues and is an important narrative within the liquidity staking derivative track. The following article briefly discusses ‘restaking’, as well as some underlying implementations and security risks.