Blockchain

Find out about Shardeum’s duo consensus mechanism and its unique approach to the blockchain trilemma.

Find out how Composable Finance aims to improve the De-Fi industry through composability.

Ripple’s XRP continues its massive surge, with the tokens from projects in the XRP ecosystem seeing rapid growth. This article highlights some of the key projects within the XRP ecosystem.

This article explores the evolution of blockchain-based network economies, categorizing them into three types: Fixed Mechanism Networks, Governable Parameter Networks, and Autonomous Networks. It takes the reader through the three evolutions of crypto network economies, from Bitcoin to AI-driven autonomy.

Lumoz is one of the leading projects in the emerging "RaaS" (Rollup as a Service) sector. It not only enhances the large-scale deployment of zkEVM application chains but also empowers developers to create multiple chains with a single click. By advancing ZK-Rollup development and providing computational support, Lumoz is driving the evolution of blockchain technology.

This document classifies attack methods against PoS Ethereum, focusing on the risks of a 51% attack, where an attacker controls over 51% of the staking ratio. It proposes two defenses: Close Vote Detection, which detects potential attacks, and Emergent Dynamic Finalization, which delays finalization during heightened risk.

This article provides a detailed introduction to the UBC token launched by Lester Paints and the UBC and UBCH projects behind it. The aim is to ensure fair access to computing resources for all autonomous AI entities. The article explores the definition and principles of UBC, its comparison with UBI, its significance for AI development, and its potential applications.

Learn about the origin, features, and tokenomics of Comedian (BAN), a meme-based cryptocurrency inspired by Maurizio Cattelan's iconic banana artwork.

Click to discover what makes ImmuneFi the world’s leading bug bounty platform and how this translates to better blockchain security.

Gear.exe is a decentralized computing network that claims to boost Ethereum's computational performance by over 1000 times, addressing the longstanding scalability issues of Ethereum. This article will explain the challenges Ethereum faces and provide a detailed introduction to Gear.exe’s technical principles, team background, and funding situation, illustrating how Gear.exe is shaping the supercomputing future of Web3.

If the VC coin model is being rejected by retail, what is it about ICOs that intrinsically made sense, ICO Intrinsic Value = Memetic Content Virality + Potential Tech

As we step into 2025, we continue to summon Ether's Phoenix through the evolution of Retroactive Public Goods Funding. This post outlines our plan to improve the Retro Funding mechanism, as well as the proposed scope of contributions Retro Funding will reward in 2025, with the end goal of more effectively and accurately rewarding those creating the impact on the Superchain.

This article reports on an innovative collaboration in the field of AI agents, where the three popular AI characters—Truth Terminal, Fi, and S.A.N—on X (formerly Twitter) will work together to advance the next generation of AI models. Through a new infrastructure called "Loria," these AI agents will communicate with each other and form closer connections with humans.

This article analyzes the issues in the points and airdrop systems of cryptocurrency projects, such as the involvement of professional airdrop hunters and internal conflicts of interest, which result in the failure to achieve the goals of community building and rewarding contributors. The article proposes methods to improve these systems, including promoting project culture, setting unified community goals, linking project milestones with rewards, and creating a tiered reward system.

While the U.S. has already made some progress (like FIT21 and Wyoming’s DUNA), we still need significant legislative progress to provide regulatory clarity, properly encourage decentralization, and protect consumers. Regardless of who wins the U.S. election, there are simple steps that U.S. government departments and agencies could take today — absent legislation — to help the U.S. seize the web3 opportunity.