Blockchain
Blockchain is the underlying technology for almost all cryptocurrencies. It is a distributed ledger jointly maintained by decentralized nodes around the world. Blockchain is hailed as "the trust machine", enabling trustless peer-to-peer payments. Blockchain will become the infrastructure for the next generation of the Internet - Web 3.
a decentralized oracle network primarily based on the Pyth Network proprietary chain on the Solana blockchain
Wormhole, a universal messaging protocol that employs externally validated cross-chain bridge solutions to achieve AMB (Arbitrary Message Bridge)
Celestia, a modular data availability network
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Monad is an EVM Layer1 that achieves 100,000 TPS through parallel execution technology. After launching its testnet in January, over a dozen projects, including PancakeSwap and Layerzero, announced their participation in the ecosystem. Additionally, Monad recently completed a $225 million funding round. This article will explore Monad's architectural design, technological innovations, and key features.
Uniswap launched the ERC-7683 standard, aiming to improve cross-chain technology and provide users with one-click cross-chain services. Project parties such as Optimism and Krystal also hope to liberate liquidity and bring more vitality to the chain. ERC-7683 is in the review and discussion stage and is expected to be officially implemented after further refinement and approval. In the near future, Uniswap and AcrossProtocol will hold an exchange meeting to introduce the practical application and more details of the ERC-7683 standard.
Whether in real life or within the blockchain industry, the risk of scams is ever-present. To verify the security of projects and the legitimacy of tokens, this article introduces eight methods for checking and identifying relatively safe projects. These methods also help traders effectively avoid scams.
CARV Protocol is a modular data layer used to facilitate data exchange and value distribution in the gaming and AI fields. Through the end-to-end data flow process and modular design, five modules are used to carry out processes such as data verification, identity authentication, storage, processing, model training and value distribution. Through the CARV protocol, the ownership, control and verification rights of data are returned to the users again, and the data can be tokenized to obtain revenue, ensuring that the above rights are in the hands of individuals, changing the long-term use and sharing of data.
This article lists seven signals to determine the end of a bull market, including a decline in trading volume and increased market volatility. It also discusses the definitions of bull and bear markets and their potential benefits, such as wealth creation during a bull market and buying opportunities during a bear market.
Omni Protocol is an Ethereum-native interoperable protocol that enhances the communication between Ethereum rollups. It enhances the scalability of the Ethereum blockchain network.
The Polyhedra network is an infrastructure built using zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) technology and light client protocol to achieve privacy and interoperability.
ALI is a blockchain-based token that powers a decentralized platform designed for AI development and a liquid workforce.
Explore Vertex Protocol, a groundbreaking DEX on the Arbitrum network, merging centralized efficiency with decentralized security.
Learn what Crypto Pre-Markets are and how they help investors and developers through early access to projects and the opportunity to finance Web 3 initiatives.
This article explores the psychological game and market behavior of investors in the cryptocurrency market, revealing how many people react to asset price increases or decreases due to market volatility and uncertainty, such as panic selling or taking profits too early.