Technology

In this article, we’ll examine how Rewards V2 improves upon the MVP, its core innovations, and the broader impact it has on enhancing decentralization and security within the EigenLayer ecosystem.

In our previous series, we explored based rollups, booster rollups and native rollups. In this article, we will examine gigagas rollups by looking at what they are trying to solve and how they work

This article provides an in-depth look at KAITO's veToken model, the way AI algorithms measure KOL (Key Opinion Leader) influence, and its unique systems for voting and staking. It highlights how KAITO achieves its goals by managing dissemination nodes and shaping public opinion.

The article delves into the heated debate within the Ethereum community regarding increasing the gas limit, analyzing its potential impact on transaction throughput, gas fees, network activity, DApp development, and Ethereum's "impossible trilemma." It reviews the history of proposals to raise the gas limit, discussing technical considerations such as block size, execution time, validator hardware requirements, and MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) revenue. The article also highlights the risks and opportunities that this change may bring.

This first article takes a look at based rollups—a proposed approach to building rollups that mitigates problems with classic rollups, such as sequencer centralization, liveness risks, and censorship resistance. We'll explore how based rollups work, what benefits they offer, and where the roadblocks to adoption of based rollups lie.

Project89 adopts a new way to design Agent Framework. This is a high-performance Agent Framework for game development. Compared with the currently used Agent Framework, it is more modular and has better performance.

Gate Research (2025.2.1-2025.2.7): On February 1, Uniswap CEO announced that the V4 version will provide lower gas fees for user swaps and increased LP profits. On February 4, Ethereum founder Vitalik indicated that the Pectra upgrade is scheduled for execution in March. On February 4, Movement launched a year-long Cornucopia liquidity enhancement program. On February 6, Syndicate integrated with Alchemy Rollup infrastructure and launched an accelerator program.

TEE technology creates a secure and isolated computing environment to resolve trust issues among communities, developers, and AI Agents. This article explores how Phala Network collaborates with top AI Agent projects to implement TEE in real-world use cases and plans to enhance its token economy to support more applications.

Recently, an exciting proposal that promises to solve the problem has been found, and we would like to talk about it — BuilderNet. But before that, let’s explore the current block building landscape on Ethereum and compare it to the impact that BuilderNet brings.

SOON Network introduces a Merkle tree structure within the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) to address the issue of missing global state roots. This enhancement strengthens SVM's capabilities in integrity verification, fraud proofs, and cross-layer operations within the aggregation system. By embedding the state root directly into the SVM blockchain, SOON improves security and scalability, providing stronger support for SVM aggregation.

This post will delve into the next evolution of rollups: Booster rollups. Booster rollups not only build upon the foundation laid by based rollups but also push the boundaries of Ethereum's composability. But how exactly do we expand this composability?

Gate Research (2025.1.11-2025.1.17): On January 20, Polyhedra introduced a new Zero-Knowledge Bootcamp with five specialized tracks, including zkML, to boost zero-knowledge proof technology development and enhance the blockchain ecosystem. That same day, Tether launched USDT0 on Kraken's Ethereum Layer 2 network, Ink—an innovation utilizing LayerZero's omnichain fungible token standard. On January 21, EigenLayer deployed its Rewards v2 protocol upgrade to the mainnet, implementing its first improvement proposal (ELIP-001). Also, on January 21, the Ethereum Foundation committed 50,000 ETH to the DeFi ecosystem, with initial test transactions completed on Aave.

Explore the latest developments and market potential of DeFAI (Decentralized Finance + AI). This overview covers DeFAI's core concepts, operational mechanisms, related projects, and future directions. DeFAI uses AI agents and platforms to help users manage investment portfolios and participate in crypto market trading independently. Beyond examining DeFAI's technical foundations, we look at key projects like Griffain, Anon, and Slate, while exploring how AI agents function within the DeFi landscape.

This article delves into the performance of AI16Z and ELIZA in the rapidly developing fields of AI and cryptocurrency, analyzing their operations, market potential, and unique advantages. AI16Z, as an AI-driven venture capital fund, challenges traditional investment norms by integrating AI analysis with community insights. It manages assets exceeding $25 million and has a market value of over $2 billion. The ELIZA framework powers AI16Z by creating and managing autonomous AI agents, supporting rapid prototyping and various use cases.

This article, written by Jan Liphardt, Associate Professor of Bioengineering at Stanford University, delves into the challenges and opportunities of integrating autonomous intelligent robots into human society, as well as the key role blockchain technology plays in this process. The article analyzes the potential applications of intelligent robots in fields such as education, healthcare, and defense, discussing how technologies like decentralized governance and smart contracts support human-robot collaboration and inter-robot collaboration, driving the rapid development of autonomous intelligent robots.