Blockchain

This article conducts an in-depth analysis of the wealth transfer situation in the United States, delving into the preferences of the younger generation for cryptocurrency and examining the profound impact this trend may have on the market.

On October 17th, Scroll Mainnet was officially launched, with over 100,000 transactions in the first week. With the launch of Scroll Mainnet and official incentives, more and more ecosystems are being built on the Scroll network, bringing a new wave of Layer2 excitement to the market.

This article verifies Web3 identities through qualifications, reputation certification, points, etc., and provides a detailed explanation for each aspect of their various uses in Web3 social interactions.

The article provides a brief introduction to social media on the Web3.

The article explains that native cross-chain applications are the future of web3 dApps.

This article analyzes the tremendous potential for the development of the Layer 2 (L2) market and the accompanying bridging needs among various L2 solutions. It delves into the current status, potential, and risks of the cross-chain protocol Across Protocol in this market.

This article explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and blockchain, introducing the concept of "d/acc" (decentralized acceleration). With different philosophical backgrounds, Vitalik advocates for a balanced and thoughtful approach, urging developers to prioritize choices and intentions while constructing technology.

This article explores the potential and challenges of the decentralized computing power market, highlighting the difficulties it faces and introducing two typical projects - Gensyn and Together.AI.

This article provides a detailed proof of Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKP).

Explore the significance of hash rate in crypto: Understand its impact on network security, mining efficiency, and future trends in cryptocurrency mining.

This article introduces the concepts of co-processors and Rollup, as well as the modular separation of future blockchain computation and verification.

With the development of AI and other fields, many industries will achieve huge changes in the underlying logic, computing power will rise to a more important position, and various aspects related to it will also cause extensive exploration in the industry. Decentralized computing power networks have their Its own advantages can reduce the risk of centralization and can also serve as a complement to centralized computing power.

Shared security means that one or more blockchains can enhance their own security and achieve decentralized startup and operation by sharing the "decentralized trust source" of another blockchain. This reduces the startup threshold and operating costs of blockchain from scratch, and helps prevent chaebol rule, allowing the team to focus more on value innovation in Web3.

This article introduces the technical principles, framework, and applications of Zero-Knowledge (ZK) technology, covering aspects from privacy, identity (ID), decentralized exchanges (DEX), to oracles.

The article analyzes the evolution of token economic models, from the initial Proof of Work (POW) mining to the previous ICO and Airdrop models. It points out the advantages and disadvantages of the former and, based on this, discusses the future development direction of token models. It explores how to ensure user ownership, deepen user loyalty, and propel token distribution into the next era.