The article discusses the future development of blockchain technology, especially the potential impact of several new ERC standards—ERC-6551, ERC-5169, ERC-404—on blockchain applications. ERC-6551 could allow non-human entities like AI and game NPCs to own accounts, fostering new forms of interaction. ERC-5169 aims to expand the blockchain's data processing capabilities by integrating on-chain and off-chain data, as well as decentralized and centralized trust. ERC-404 offers a new way of product production, akin to standardized production, which could bring new types of economic goods in Web3 economic activities. These new standards could introduce new application directions and user demands for the blockchain.

EigenLayer is bringing a transformative future to Web3, providing a scalable, secure foundation for Ethereum innovation and beyond. Despite some risks, the high returns make these risks more attractive. EigenLayer is driving innovation at an unprecedented speed, and the article details the next steps and potential of the staking ecosystem.

Explore the key differences between ETFs and mutual funds, as this article provides a detailed comparison of the characteristics, management styles, liquidity, fee structures, and tax treatments of these two investment vehicles.

Explore the random walk theory and its profound impact on the cryptocurrency market. Understand why predicting Bitcoin price fluctuations is as uncertain as a random walk, and how this theory challenges traditional technical analysis and market efficiency. This article provides a comprehensive perspective, revealing how investors should adjust their strategies in the highly volatile cryptocurrency market, adopting more passive and diversified investment approaches.

This article introduces the WINkLink Predictor technology and the importance and potential of decentralized predictor networks. It will also introduce the WINkLink system architecture, model and down-chain reporting, which enables smart contracts to reliably access external data sources reliably, expanding their application scope and providing more possibilities for developing decentralized financial ecosystems.

The article provides an in-depth analysis of the innovations of the Aqua platform, a project aimed at improving the efficiency of DeFi liquidity supply and capital efficiency. Aqua solves the high slippage and impermanent loss problems of automated market makers (AMMs) by introducing private market makers (PMM) and requests for quotes (RFQ) models. Aqua’s “programmable liquidity layer” allows market makers to use leverage to lend LP funds for market making, improving the efficiency of capital use and liquidity supply. In addition, Aqua's cross-chain transaction aggregation function enables it to integrate multi-chain assets and liquidity to provide traders with a better quotation and liquidity environment. The article emphasizes that these characteristics of Aqua make it a leader in DeFi supply-side reform, creating a win-win situation for liquidity providers and traders.

The article explains the operating mechanism of the Liquidity Bootstrapping Pool (LBP) in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, revealing how it achieves fair price discovery and token distribution in IDO. By analyzing the influencing factors of token prices in LBP, the article provides investors with strategies for participating in LBP, helping them avoid buying at price peaks, and guiding them to grasp reasonable purchase opportunities based on project research and market popularity. In addition, the article also discusses the advantages and challenges of LBP for project parties, providing readers with a comprehensive guide to participating in LBP.

Fuel is the first Optimistic Rollup deployed on the Ethereum mainnet and is mainly suitable for payment-centered applications. The upcoming Fuel V2 will be based on UTXO's highly parallelizable minimal execution system and enable smart contract support. It has Ethereum-style interoperable Turing-complete smart contracts, supporting not just simple transfers.

Mode Network is a DeFi Layer 2 solution built on the OP Stack, focusing on enhancing scalability, reducing costs, and incentivizing developers, thereby transforming the decentralized finance sector. Its core measures include "Sequencer Fee Sharing" and the "Mode Flare L3 Platform", providing unique advantages and incentives for developers while promoting the development of the ecosystem.

DeBox is a DID-based integrated social platform that combines on-chain and off-chain functionalities, aiming to create a "WeChat for Web3."

BlackRock has launched an on-chain tokenized fund, legitimizing on-chain real world asset industries and paving the way for other institutions to take similar actions. This article introduces some outstanding projects leading the RWA market (such as Mantra, Ondo Finance, etc.), and what elements are indispensable!

Underpinned by blockchain technology, DePINs make all of this possible—at a time when the infrastructure powering the global economy is experiencing seismic change.

This article delves into Fluence DAO, a decentralized serverless computing platform focused on providing the physical infrastructure for AI applications. Fluence incentivizes a distributed server market through its token FLT and has received support from prominent investors such as Multicoin Capital. The project has introduced a unique programming language, Aqua, and a tool named Marine, ensuring the quality and auditability of computational resources. The tokenomics of Fluence are designed to reward developers and computing providers, driving the development of the decentralized computing market. The background of founder Tom Trowbridge and the project's long-term cultivation add confidence to its potential in the DePIN track.

The article analyzes the LBP (Liquidity Bootstrapping Pool) issuance mechanism adopted by the MDBL token in an easy-to-understand manner, and explains how it achieves fair and efficient price discovery. By analyzing the weight changes and trading behaviour of MDBL, the article explains the principles of price formation and provides strategic suggestions for participating in LBP. In addition, the article also discusses the current status of MDBL issuance and possible price trends, helping readers understand the mechanism to make wise investment decisions.

This article delves into Ondo Finance's transition and product development in the Real World Assets (RWA) field. Ondo Finance has successfully shifted its business from liquidity services to the RWA track, launching three main RWA products: OUSG (U.S. Treasury Bonds), USDY (U.S. Dollar Interest Rate), and OMMF (U.S. Government Money Market Fund). The article analyzes the design concepts, risk control measures, and market performance of these products. At the same time, it points out the uncertainty in the utility of Ondo Finance's token ONDO, despite its market rise, how it will integrate with RWA products in the future remains to be seen.