This article delves into Singularity, including the current state of the competitive landscape, the project's technical architecture, and an analysis of its advantages.
Stablecoins are digital currencies pegged to real-world assets or algorithmically adjusted to maintain a stable value with minimal price fluctuations. While centralized stablecoins like USDC and USDT are pegged to fiat currencies, they face credit and trust risks but have the potential to become significant mediums of exchange for digital assets. Various stablecoin solutions already exist, and more promising ones may emerge in the future.
Cesay introduces the upcoming Runes protocol, which issues fungible tokens on the Bitcoin network based on UTXO, allowing for the issuance of various quantities and types of Runes. Runes are compatible with SPV wallets, offering a lightweight, simple, and fast transaction experience.
This article mainly elaborates on decentralized sequencers as an emerging technology. It aims to optimize the transaction ordering process in blockchain networks through decentralization, thereby enhancing transaction efficiency, reducing costs, and addressing the MEV issue. The development of this technology signifies further efforts in the blockchain field towards achieving higher performance and stronger decentralization.
This article explores the potential integration of AI and cryptocurrencies, emphasizing that true integration involves incorporating Crypto into AI workflows and empowering AI with Crypto.
Dymension is a modular blockchain infrastructure project designed to address scalability issues in existing blockchains. It provides efficient data processing and transmission, supporting complex use cases and high transaction throughput.
This article provides a detailed analysis of various assets under the staking system, examining the composability, neutrality, and security of staking.
This article introduces WEI—the smallest denomination of Ether, the currency used to facilitate transaction operations on the Ethereum blockchain network, where 10^18 or 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 wei is equivalent to one Ether.
Two European Central Bank officials recently caused a stir on social media, publishing an article titled "ETF approval for bitcoin – the naked emperor’s new clothes". They emphasised that, although the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved several Bitcoin ETFs and attracted billions of dollars in capital inflows, this does not change the overall view of Bitcoin as an undesirable investment and inflexible payment method.