This article introduces privacy projects represented by Tornado, which truly utilize the zero-knowledge property of the ZK-SNARK algorithm, while most projects under the ZK banner only use the succinctness of ZK-SNARK. Often, people confuse the difference between Validity Proof and ZK, and Tornado serves as an excellent example to understand the application of ZK.

This article focuses on what exactly data availability is.

This article introduces ENKI, the first and largest liquidity staking protocol on Metis, its participation methods and airdrop expectations.

This article explores the intersection of cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence, highlighting the emergence of public blockchains as one of the most profound advancements in computer science history. It discusses how the development of AI is already having a significant impact on our world.

Assemble Protocol (ASM) is a blockchain-based platform enabling users to aggregate and spend reward points like a unified currency.

Marlin (POND) is a blockchain network protocol for faster, secure decentralized web operations.

The article introduces a crucial but often overlooked aspect of how Ethereum maintains its security and decentralization: its multi-client approach. Ethereum intentionally lacks a "reference client" that everyone runs by default. Instead, there is a collaboratively managed specification (currently written in human-readable but slow Python) and multiple teams implementing that specification (also referred to as "clients") which users actually run.

This article explores the transformative changes that decentralization in blockchain can bring to society.

This article delves into the depth of Vertex Edge, fully leveraging the potential of Vertex's high-performance transaction engine, unlocking a future of multi-chain possibilities.

Explore a career in the dynamic Web3 industry with our comprehensive guide. Learn about the significance of Web3 in 2024, key skills required, and tips for job hunting in blockchain and decentralized technologies.

In the previous article "Research on DeFi History: The Past DeFi Development History of Uniswap," the author reviewed the development of DeFi from the Bitcoin ecosystem's Counterparty protocol to dYdX, dividing DeFi history into two parts with Uniswap as the dividing line. In this article, the author will systematically analyze the future Defi development trajectory of Uniswap and provide expectations for the future of the DeFi sector.

This article introduces the blockchain project Monad, which, through a series of innovations, fully harnesses the potential of the EVM, creating a high-throughput L1 blockchain.

This article describes the advancements of SNARK since its introduction in the mid-1980s.

The term Data Availability (DA) is an incomplete expression, lacking a clear subject and predicate, and merely describes the importance of transmitting transaction data beyond the execution layer.

This article delves into the current state of AA adoption, exploring its implementation across both Layer 1 (L1) and Layer 2 (L2) solutions.