The essence of a truly sustainable decentralized community is to embed a fair asset distribution plan that is both motivating and sustainable in the community structure.

BounceBit is a project built within the Bitcoin ecosystem, aiming to generate staking rewards for BTC by creating the BounceBit Chain. Its core is the BTC re-staking mechanism, allowing users to convert BTC to BBTC and stake it on the platform to earn rewards. The project adopts a dual-token system, including governance token BB and BBTC pegged to the value of Bitcoin. BounceBit also integrates DeFi and CeFi, providing liquidity management and cross-chain operations, supporting asset transfers between different blockchains. Additionally, it employs the Proof of Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism and introduces the LSD (Liquidity Staking Derivatives) mechanism, allowing users to maintain liquidity while staking assets. BounceBit has gained support from notable investors such as Binance Labs.

Railgun is a privacy system built directly for blockchain, currently supporting Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, and Arbitrum. It primarily utilizes zero-knowledge proofs to anonymize transactions in smart contracts and DeFi applications. Railgun provides only on-chain smart contract logic, thus eliminating the need for L2 validators and vulnerable cross-chain bridges to achieve privacy. The article discusses the Railgun privacy system’s mechanisms, tokens, governance, rewards, and the V3 upgrade, offering comprehensive information to readers.

This article discusses various crimes in the cryptocurrency world, ranging from scams to money laundering, to ransomware and computer hijacking, helping users understand and avoid various scams.

NEOPIN is a DeFi protocol owned by South Korean gaming company Neowiz that combines the strengths of CeFi and DeFi and operates within a compliance framework. It became a regulated DeFi service provider by being selected for the Abu Dhabi Investment Office's Innovation Program, which is working with the government to develop a DeFi regulatory framework.NEOPIN supports the Klaytn and Finschia networks, and could become a DeFi example of the blockchain merger concept. It offers RWA-based DeFi products and expects its token $NPT to increase significantly in price by the end of Q1 2025.NEOPIN Wallet offers a comprehensive blockchain ecosystem and user experience, proactively embracing regulation and driving the development of compliant RWA products.

The article introduces the Meson Network, a decentralized bandwidth market on Web3 that aggregates idle bandwidth resources through mining to meet users' needs for rapid information flow access. The Meson Network's three main products include GatewayX, GaGaNode, and IPCola. These products integrate idle bandwidth from both commercial and personal devices, provide dedicated gateway connections, and support various application fields. The Meson Network is particularly significant in the AI sector, as it provides the necessary bandwidth and IP resources for AI model training. Additionally, the Meson Network is involved in decentralized storage and public blockchain services, having established partnerships with multiple blockchain projects and cloud service providers. The article also discusses the Meson Network's team background, financing situation, and token model.

This article provides a detailed introduction to Theta Network, a decentralized video transmission network built using blockchain technology. Theta aims to solve the "last mile" problem in video streaming services by incentivizing users to share bandwidth and computing resources to improve video transmission efficiency. Theta has two native tokens: THETA and TFUEL, used for network governance and transaction fees, respectively. The article also explores Theta's core mechanisms, including its consensus mechanism, resource sharing incentives, decentralized edge network, and smart contract platform. It specifically mentions the launch of Theta EdgeCloud, a decentralized software platform that provides GPU processing capability for AI and video tasks. Theta Network was founded in 2018 by Mitch Liu and Jieyi Long and has received support from investors, including Samsung.

The article explores the potential and challenges of combining AI with Web3. The author points out that despite the optimistic sentiment towards "AI + Web3," there are significant hardware and research investment barriers in reality, leading to large tech companies dominating the AI field. Web3 projects utilize incentivized crowdsourcing through encryption, making it difficult to compete with the substantial funding invested by these companies.

Dimo is a car IoT platform built on Polygon, allowing car owners to collect and share vehicle data such as mileage, speed, and location, in exchange for DIMO tokens as rewards. The platform enables real-time monitoring, management, and monetization of vehicle data through integration with hardware such as AutoPi OBDII devices. The DIMO token, based on ERC-20, aims to incentivize user participation, with governance features included in its token economy. Dimo also collaborates with IoTeX, integrating W3bstream technology to support Web3 developers' access to vehicle data, jointly creating a new ecosystem for mobile travel. With two rounds of funding raising $20.5 million, the Dimo project has a fixed token supply, with circulating supply gradually increasing.

Bitcoin and Ethereum have eliminated intermediaries in financial transactions but sacrificed privacy. With the development of zero-knowledge proof technology, on-chain privacy has become a core theme of Web 3. Aztec and Aleo are two promising networks. ZKP is suitable for private state changes, protecting user privacy, and can be used for use cases such as anonymous social media and enterprise invoices/payments. FHE methods can address the issue of sharing private states, applicable to scenarios like uncollateralized DeFi loans and on-chain KYC. MPC methods can protect the privacy of private keys and data, suitable for decentralized AI training and inference. These technologies can be combined to achieve a more comprehensive protection effect.

Since the beginning of 2024, EigenLayer, based on the Ethereum network, has seen approximately a tenfold increase in TVL, rapidly rising to the third position in total TVL rankings among DeFi protocols. The article outlines how EigenLayer has evolved from a simple concept of securing and generating additional income from sharing the Ethereum network to expanding its ecosystem, meeting the needs of infrastructure builders and investors, and launching numerous derivative projects.

The Runes protocol, a new standard for creating and transferring interchangeable tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain, signifies the influx of more developers and users into the Bitcoin ecosystem, potentially bringing additional revenue to miners. However, like its predecessor, the Runes protocol has sparked some controversy, with some Bitcoin purists expressing concerns that token creation may negatively impact the essence of Bitcoin. This article will delve into the details of the Runes protocol, guiding readers through the discussion.

At its core, the concept of parallel EVM revolves around optimizing the execution process of transaction states, with the ambitious goal of achieving a staggering 10,000 transactions per second (TPS). The underlying technology behind this impressive feat lies in the realm of specialized databases, developer friendliness, delayed consensus execution, and superscalar pipeline techniques, all working in harmony to enable parallel processing of large-scale transactions. This approach shares fundamental similarities with Artela's concept of elastic computing and asynchronous I/O operations.

How to Crowdfund with Cryptocurrency: This emerging method of fundraising allows project creators to raise funds from supporters worldwide through digital currencies. Crowdfunding platforms leverage blockchain technology to provide fast, transparent, and decentralized funding channels.

The classification of Ethereum (ETH) was discussed, exploring different perspectives on whether it might be considered a security, currency, or commodity. In the United States, the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) and the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) hold differing views on the classification of cryptocurrencies. The SEC employs the Howey Test to assess whether ETH qualifies as a security, while the CFTC regards ETH as a commodity.