Online platforms in web3 can allow us to design, test, and redesign political systems for online communities, organizations that will be an increasingly important part of the world in the future.

This article introduces the well-known cryptocurrency market maker DWF Labs from a bird’s eye view. In recent years, this market maker has been mired in controversy. The article discusses DWF Labs' business model, recent investments, and reputation in the industry. It also mentions why market makers are needed, the DWF incident, and its impact on the industry. Some people believe that DWF Labs is a disruptive force in the industry, while others think they are manipulating the market. Overall, the article explores the complexity of the role that DWF Labs plays in the cryptocurrency market.

Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) represents the cutting edge of privacy protection technology. It offers exceptional privacy safeguards and can be utilized in Web3 for securing transaction privacy, protecting AI data, and enhancing privacy in co-processing units.

Bitcoin's proof-of-work mechanism limits holders from earning yields directly through staking, despite Bitcoin's dominant position in market value. A significant amount of Bitcoin remains underutilized. Through the Master Protocol, users can stake Bitcoin on various Layer 2 solutions and receive LST as their staking certificate. This allows users to reinvest their LST in multiple scenarios without compromising liquidity, ensuring returns. By adopting the re-staking protocol, users can further stake LST to earn LRT, enhancing their investment capabilities and asset liquidity.

This article introduces the combination of AI and blockchain technology and its current applications and explorations in the industry. Blockchain technology demonstrates revolutionary potential in computing resource sharing, data security and verifiable computation, and decentralized AI.

As a new form of productive relationship, Web3 naturally fits with AI, which represents a new type of productivity. This simultaneous progress in technology and productive relationships is at the core of io.net's logic. By adopting the "Web3 + token economy" economic infrastructure, io.net aims to transform the traditional production relationships between cloud service giants, mid-to-long tail computing power users, and idle global network computing resources.

Symbiotic is a shared security protocol that acts as a coordination layer, enabling network builders to control and adjust their (re)staking strategies in a permissionless manner. Considering the current re-staking protocol EigenLayer supports only ETH and some ETH derivative staking, while Symbiotic supports staking of any asset following the ERC-20 token standard, the two may become direct competitors.

Every blockchain has its own independent ecosystem, but through "cross-chain bridges," different blockchains can connect, enabling the transfer of assets and information. This article will provide a comprehensive analysis of the functions, types, transaction methods, popular projects, and potential risks associated with cross-chain bridges.

This article analyzes the mechanism design and economic model of MOPN, an NFT placement mining game, detailing the design and implementation of full-chain games using MOPN as an example.

After the release of the ERC-404 standard, a new standard called BC-404 has emerged, bringing new possibilities to the NFT market. BC-404 builds upon ERC-404 with improvements, making it the first deflationary NFT contract in cryptocurrency. Its introduction signifies that NFTs are evolving in more complex and diverse directions, integrating token economics, deflationary mechanisms, and dynamic pricing models.

Livepeer is a decentralized live video streaming protocol developed on the Ethereum blockchain. It allows users to transcode videos in real-time upon request. This protocol aims to provide an economical, secure, and reliable infrastructure to meet the high demand for video streaming today. Its features include not storing, managing, or transmitting videos, utilizing unused CPU resources, allowing users to broadcast live videos, or integrating video streams into their applications and websites. This significantly simplifies the process for video publishers to distribute videos and offers a more cost-effective solution.

While interpreting the MegaETH whitepaper, it's evident that the document often reveals a technical nerd's rigor and an overabundance of details. It discusses the current limitations of blockchain technology and how MegaETH aims to address these issues. By publicly disclosing detailed technical data and test results, it seeks to enhance the project's transparency and credibility, providing the technical community and potential users with a deeper understanding and trust in the system's performance. By specializing nodes and separating transaction execution tasks from the responsibilities of full nodes, MegaETH reduces consensus overhead.

Parallel EVM is an upgraded version of the traditional Ethereum Virtual Machine. It improves the transaction throughput and efficiency of the blockchain by processing multiple non-conflicting transactions at the same time. Its implementation includes scheduling-based concurrency processing, multi-threaded EVM instances and system-level sharding.

USDX is an emerging synthetic dollar stablecoin protocol that adopts a multi-chain, multi-currency strategy, resulting in higher overall returns compared to various re-staking, LSD, and other yield methods or products. USDX has chosen a path where users can earn returns by holding stablecoins, with a risk curve distinct from existing market products, thereby avoiding the relatively crowded mainstream cryptocurrency yield strategies. It does not rely on traditional banking infrastructure and features censorship resistance, scalability, and high stability. Compared to current existing projects based on mainstream yet singular USD stablecoins like BTC, USDX aligns more closely with the concept of new crypto savings. It offers a savings tool based on multiple currencies that is available globally.

Canceling a transaction can be difficult because it typically requires specialized knowledge and an understanding of the steps involved in resolving the issue. This article provides examples and execution steps for Web3 users to cancel a transaction before it is confirmed on the blockchain.