Technology

The bridging landscape has come a long way in the last three years, with each new design improving scalability and capital efficiency. Intent-based bridges are the latest type, introduced for their improved UX and faster speed.

Monad Madness NYC startup competition reveals six award-winning projects, covering areas such as chain abstraction, meme culture, and decentralized leverage.

FBTC resolves Bitcoin’s liquidity issues by linking BTC with the DeFi ecosystem, offering users various ways to earn rewards.

Our goal here is to do an overview of all these proposals, figure out what technical patterns they share, figure out what kinds of new opcodes and other soft fork upgrades they need to function, and create a comparison table of how all the parts fit together. Along the way we’ll also define what an L2 protocol actually is, what kind of scaling Lightning is already capable of, and get an understanding of what improvements we need to do to mempools to achieve all this.

This article analyzes the application of Layer 3 in the blockchain gaming sector, exploring how the B3 and XAI platforms drive industry development by providing high-performance, low-cost, and customizable blockchain infrastructure. It also discusses how Layer 3 optimizes consensus mechanisms, reduces transaction fees, and supports various digital assets. Furthermore, it addresses the challenges faced by Layer 3 in practical applications, such as performance bottlenecks and development complexity.

Governance is a method of achieving decentralization through blockchain technology, using smart contracts and tokens held by governance participants to drive decision-making, operations, and protocol development. This article provides a comparative analysis of the governance mechanisms used by Optimism and other Layer 2 networks, such as Arbitrum, Starknet, and ZKsync.

This article explores the development process of blockchain data accessibility, compares the architecture and AI technology application characteristics of three data service protocols, The Graph, Chainbase and Space and Time, and points out that blockchain data services are moving towards intelligence and It is developing in the direction of security and will continue to play an important role as industry infrastructure in the future.

Solana is a high-performance blockchain platform renowned for its fast transaction processing, low latency, and minimal transaction fees. This article provides a detailed overview of Solana’s technical architecture, consensus mechanism, and its applications in areas such as DePIN and mobile applications. It also explores how Solana optimizes network performance and security through its innovative Proof of History (PoH) mechanism and stake-weighted Quality of Service (QoS).

This article provides an in-depth overview of zkTLS technology, a revolutionary blockchain API that uses zero-knowledge proofs and multi-party computation to protect user privacy while enabling the secure verification and migration of online identity information. It also explores how zkTLS challenges existing internet giants and empowers emerging networks to compete with companies like Facebook and Amazon.

Sonic is an innovative Layer2 solution within the Solana ecosystem, utilizing its HyperGrid Rollup framework to support game developers. Combining Solana's speed with the customizability of game-specific Rollups, Sonic aims to catalyze the gaming ecosystem on Solana. With $12 million in funding, Sonic is actively pursuing gaming partnerships and incentives to attract more games to the Solana ecosystem. Forwarded the original title: Sonic: The First L2 on Solana Designed for Gaming, Leading the “One-Click Chain Deployment” Gaming Revolution

AI performs well on encryption algorithms and blockchain knowledge, but does not perform well on mathematical calculations and complex logical analysis. It is very important to develop encryption-specific AI benchmarks, which will provide an important reference for the application of AI in the encryption field.

As one of the earliest algorithmic innovations on the blockchain, the Bonding Curve has greatly influenced token economics and engineering. This article aims to explore its origins, uncover its essence, and examine its significance through various case studies.

This article explores Ethereum's positioning and roadmap, analyzing the future development of decentralization, ownership utility, and Rollups. In the midst of ongoing debates about Ethereum, this piece may help the market gain a deeper understanding of Ethereum's operational strategies and development trajectory.

The article provides an in-depth analysis of the centralization and scalability issues faced by Ethereum and its Layer 2 networks. It explores how L2 solutions have deviated from Ethereum's original goal of decentralization, while also critiquing the current incentive mechanisms and governance structures. The author offers profound insights on blockchain scalability, user privacy, and the future of cryptocurrencies, and suggests ways to support Ethereum's competitors in achieving true decentralization.

This article offers a technical analysis of Polkadot’s newly proposed JAM protocol, helping readers understand how JAM introduces a new level of scalability to the Polkadot ecosystem.