Ethereum

Explore the innovative world of The Open Network (TON), its top DeFi protocols, and how its integration with Telegram enhances blockchain accessibility and efficiency.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of transaction censorship issues on the Ethereum blockchain. It explores the potential collusion risks between proposers and builders, and their impact on blockchain censorship resistance. Additionally, it offers a detailed introduction to two anti-censorship solutions, FOCIL and BRAID, discussing their mechanisms, advantages, challenges, and community feedback.

Exploring the application of Rollup technology in the Ethereum ecosystem, analyzing its impact on blockchain fragmentation and the solution of shared sequencing layers. This involves a deep dive into the challenges and potential of Based Rollup, as well as a discussion on how to improve user experience through faster L1 block times and pre-confirmation mechanisms, while maintaining Ethereum's principles of decentralization.

This article takes a deep dive into the structural problems within the cryptocurrency venture capital scene, examining how large VC firms invest in infrastructure projects and the impact these investments have on the market and project valuations. It also compares the Solana and Ethereum ecosystems to assess their respective strengths and challenges, offering practical strategies and advice for both founders and investors.

This article introduces several EVM-compatible blockchain projects expected to issue tokens in the second half of the year, including Monad, Aleo, Berachain, and others. These projects have total funding amounts ranging from tens of millions to several hundred million dollars, covering high-performance blockchains, privacy public chains, Layer 2 solutions, and more. They aim to advance the Ethereum ecosystem by increasing transaction speeds, enhancing privacy protection, and scalability.

This report offers a comprehensive analysis of the revenue structures and sustainability of three leading public blockchains: Ethereum, Solana, and Tron. It examines their gas fee revenues, on-chain economic activities, and user financial dynamics to assess their long-term growth potential. Ethereum stands out with its robust sustainability, thanks to its diverse ecosystem and technological innovations. Solana, despite its rapid growth, faces risks due to over-reliance on meme coin transactions, indicating the need for strategic adjustments. Tron has carved out a unique and sustainable revenue model in the payments sector, particularly with stablecoin transfers.

The Tanssi Foundation has announced the expansion of its blockchain infrastructure protocol to Ethereum, enabling the rapid launch of Active Verification Services (AVS), a decentralized network service. By partnering with Symbiotic's re-staking protocol, Tanssi provides developers with an efficient way to leverage Ethereum's security. This article details how AVS addresses the decentralization, customization, and interoperability shortcomings of Rollup technology, and how Tanssi simplifies the development process, reducing project launch times.

This article provides a detailed comparison of two innovative projects, Monad and MegaETH, which are both working to expand the Ethereum ecosystem through unique technological approaches. It offers an in-depth look at Monad’s Layer 1 innovations and MegaETH’s Layer 2 solutions, exploring how these projects overcome performance limitations to enable high-efficiency transaction processing.

The core issue identified is the intangible nature of Cosmos, making it difficult to resonate with users. This lack of clarity has led to users asking for more from the ecosystem.

The sole fundamental advantage of eOracle lies in its OVS (Oracle Validated Service). eOracle allows developers to create customized oracles and sell them in eOracle's marketplace, essentially operating as a decentralized software marketplace with eOracle playing the role of the platform.

Veteran blockchain network Fantom has recently rebranded to Sonic Labs, introducing the "Sonic Upgrade Plan" aimed at bringing technological innovation to enhance its network's performance and scalability.

This article explores Parallel EVM technology, and its applications and potential in blockchain. It has attracted attention and investment from leading venture capital firms. Parallel EVM supports more complex and efficient blockchain applications through comprehensive performance optimization, achieving differentiation in the open-source ecosystem while balancing decentralization and high-performance needs. The article analyzes the technical challenges of Parallel EVM, such as data consistency, state access efficiency, and transaction conflict detection, and introduces unique solutions from projects like MegaETH and Artela.

Brett is a meme coin on the Base Chain, inspired by the character of the same name from the Matt Furie “Boys Club” comic series. This cryptocurrency is driving excitement with strategic partnerships and social impact.

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DeFi lending protocols must balance liquidity and security. While pool-to-pool models offer high liquidity, they suffer from low capital efficiency. On the other hand, peer-to-peer models, though capital-efficient, often lack sufficient liquidity. Morpho introduces a new solution by combining both models.