This article will delve into the evolution and current state of liquid staking on Solana, with a focus on how it is gradually moving away from traditional monopolistic models, showcasing different development trends.

This article contains observations and personal insights on the current industry landscape. It discusses the significant role of VCs in determining industry tracks and the chaotic state of the Bitcoin ecosystem, touching on issues like asset protocols, BTC L2 competition, and more.

This article discusses the power-law behavior of Bitcoin and its theoretical foundation. Bitcoin is depicted as a city and organism rather than a mere financial asset. The power-law theory is used to explain the geometric intuition of Bitcoin price behavior and establishes a comprehensive theory of Bitcoin behavior that can scientifically explain major on-chain parameters.

This article delves into the core concepts of DePIN (Distributed Physical Infrastructure Network) and the sources of its legitimacy, particularly in comparison to traditional cloud services and IoT technologies. By analyzing various DePIN projects such as Filecoin, IoTeX, and Helium, we analyzed their applications in the fields of storage, computing, IoT, and AI, and predicted the development trends of middleware and application layers.

Verifiable Computation (VC) is running a specific workload in a way that generates a proof of its workings that can be publicly verified without re-running the calculation. In addition to Bonsol, the Anagram build team has delved into many places in the VC space, projects like Jolt, zkllvm, spartan 2, Binius are the ones we are tracking, as well as companies working in the fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) space.

Gitcoin, often referred to as the "Arsenal of Ethereum," is a donation platform for open-source software, where users can support a variety of decentralized open-source projects. Early-stage projects can also receive donations through Gitcoin to sustain their operations. This article provides an analysis of the Gitcoin donation FAQ and tutorials, helping readers to gain a deeper understanding of its working principles and project applications.

Users often focus solely on whether funds have been credited to their wallets, overlooking potential underlying risks. Through a series of seemingly genuine operations like transferring small amounts, scammers deceive users into falling for their schemes. This article analyses the malicious process, reminding users to exercise caution and vigilance during transactions.

Learn about Mantra Chain’s role in transforming asset management by tokenizing real-world assets and making investment more accessible and efficient.

Ordinal Inscriptions differ significantly from NFTs. Although they are both tradable digital assets on the blockchain; their minting, storage, and operation underpins the major differences between them. While NFTs are minted and stored outside the Ethereum network, Ordinal Inscriptions are created and stored on the Bitcoin blockchain.

DIMO is a digital mobility platform that allows users to collect, share, and monetize vehicle data securely.

The Root Network (ROOT) enhances the metaverse with UX-focused protocols for seamless interoperability and user safety.

Starknet is a decentralized ZK-rollup scaling solution on Ethereum, enhancing speed and reducing costs.

The Dmail network is a decentralized infrastructure that allows users to send encrypted messages. It can be likened to a web3 version of Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and similar services.

The unspent transaction output (UTXO) model explained here is a method used by the Bitcoin network to manage transactions. In Bitcoin, coins are not stored in a wallet in the conventional sense; instead, they are tracked through transaction records on the blockchain. When a transaction is made, the network searches for appropriate UTXOs to use as inputs, and any remaining bitcoins are potentially returned to the wallet as change.

This article explains the process of issuing a token, including selecting an appropriate blockchain, coordinating with custodians and stakeholders, conducting security audits, allocating and distributing tokens. Issuing a token requires time and teamwork, involves multiple stakeholders, and consensus must be reached. To meet regulatory requirements, you need to work with a high-quality third-party custodian, which may take 6-9 months or even longer.