Dear @morphlayer
On Layer 2, the design is different. There is a role called "sequencer". This sequencer is responsible for packaging transactions, ordering the transactions on Layer 2, generating a new block, and periodically submitting these transactions and state changes to Layer 1. In simple terms, it handles the transactions on Layer 2 and brings the information to Layer 1 clearly.
But the problem arises, if this sorter is singular and centralized, the results can be troublesome. If the sorter is controlled by a company or an individual, it means they have the power to decide which transa

Dear @billions_ntwk
We are now in an era of rapid AI development. Nowadays, anyone can replicate a person's voice in just 30 seconds. If you have free tools at hand, you can even generate a fake video that looks realistic enough to fool your closest friends. 😱
For creators, this is not just a hassle; what's more frightening is that the growth rate of deepfakes reaches as high as 900% each year! 😲 However, the technology used to detect these fake contents is far behind.
Why Billions + Camp is a game-changing collaboration
So, what is the solution to all this? Let's take a look at

Dear @KRNL_xyz
The KRNL operating system is a powerful computing engine specifically designed to optimize the execution of smart contracts across multiple blockchain networks, especially within Ethereum RPC nodes. This means that KRNL is not just an operating system, but also effectively enhances the scalability and efficiency of blockchain applications.
What is the KRNL computing engine?
In simple terms, the KRNL computing engine is like a super brain that distributes smart contract tasks to different "kernels" for processing, which are spread across different blockchains. This distributed pr

Dear @NetworkNoya
NOYA is like a "universal assistant" that directly helps users solve a bunch of troublesome issues. For example, many people get stuck at the "cross-chain" step. To be honest, ordinary users get overwhelmed just hearing the term "bridge"—what with liquidity locks, mapping, transaction fees... it's easy to make mistakes if you're not careful. NOYA simply allows everyone to avoid the hassle; with just one click, users can deposit their funds, and it will automatically search through various chains and farms to find the best yields, making it much easier.
Speaking of tra

Dear @0G_labs
In recent years, with the rapid development of AI agents, how to safely manage, transfer, and own these AI intelligences has become a challenge in the Web3 ecosystem. The emergence of INFTs offers a new solution to this problem, especially with the support of 0G storage, which will fundamentally change the way we interact with AI.
What are INFTs?
In simple terms, INFTs are a new type of NFT used to tokenize AI agents, which not only represent ownership of the AI but also include its intelligence and capabilities. Unlike traditional NFTs that only represent static digital assets,

Dear @KRNL_xyz
Today, let's talk about execution sharding. Execution sharding, in simple terms, is the process of distributing the execution tasks of smart contracts across multiple different blockchains, rather than having all transactions processed on a single blockchain. The benefits of this approach are obvious; everyone performs their respective roles, greatly enhancing the overall processing capacity of the system.
A simple example is that if we break a project into many small modules, with each module only handling the part it is good at, this not only improves efficiency but also p

Dear @MorphLayer
Morph is doing great on @Bantr_fun's leaderboard, can we push a bit more?
The architecture of Morph is actually quite interesting. It breaks down several important layers of traditional blockchain to analyze them separately, with each layer having its own unique function, yet collaborating well to form a whole. This architectural design is not only aimed at increasing the flexibility of the system but also at making the entire network more efficient, secure, and reliable. Now, I will try to discuss the architecture of Morph from a personal perspective.
Generally speaking,

Dear @NetworkNoya
If we compare blockchain to a complex machine, then NOYA is probably like a "LEGO version" of a machine that can clearly disassemble every part and can be easily replaced or upgraded at any time. Its core idea is modularization, where each function is done separately, independently but can fit together, making it both flexible and not afraid of future upgrades.
First, let's talk about data Oracles. Now everyone knows that the biggest fear in blockchain is data falsification. NOYA currently adopts an optimistic verification model of "trust first, verify later," meaning that it

Dear @morphlayer
Hey guys, just say it directly, I've been looking at Morph's tech stack recently, and I can also easily top up @Bantr_fun rankings.
🔐 First, let's look at the decentralized sorter network. Many chains still rely on a single sorter to handle everything, and once there's a flaw, the entire chain sneezes collectively. Morph allows a group of sorters to queue up and package transactions together, so if one goes offline, it won't cause a halt. More importantly, power is not centralized in one point, the space for censorship is compressed, and MEV cannot be easily monopolized by an

Dear @zetablockchain
ZetaChain is like a cross-chain "universal socket" that connects various blockchains together. You no longer have to worry about the different issues of each chain, nor do you need to frantically write a bunch of complex cross-chain interaction code. Its "chain coordination" feature allows you to manage transactions between multiple blockchains from a single smart contract.
Don't worry about future changes, ZetaChain can "automatically adapt".
When we develop applications, the biggest fear is that "the future may change". For instance, you might be working on a project tod

Dear @KRNL_xyz
What exactly is the KRNL platform?
To be honest, KRNL helps everyone register and manage more conveniently through its connection with the smart contract registry. This platform allows users to easily connect their wallets, browse the "kernel" through an interactive interface, while exploring various features and smart contracts.
How does it work specifically?
In simple terms, the KRNL platform is essentially a centralized registration platform, but it is very special because it is based on blockchain and smart contract technology. Imagine that Tom and Jerry represent an on-chai

Dear @quranium_org
From the perspective of Quranium, SLHDSA is a crucial technology, especially in building quantum-resistant blockchains, as it provides us with a powerful tool to address future quantum computing threats. As a blockchain project focused on quantum security, Quranium aims to ensure that blockchain technology maintains a high level of security and reliability even after the widespread application of quantum computing. SLHDSA, as a post-quantum signature algorithm, perfectly meets this need.
Why choose SLHDSA?
In the vision of Quranium, there are two core challenges: first, trad

Dear @NetworkNoya
You may have heard the term "vaults"; it actually refers to investment tools based on smart contracts that help us earn returns through automated strategies. In the traditional DeFi world, vaults usually aggregate users' funds and optimize returns through various smart contracts, such as allocating your funds to different mining pools, staking, lending, and so on.
So what’s so special about Omnivaults? It is actually an evolved version of vaults, and the biggest difference is that it can operate across chains! Yes, you heard it right, Omnivaults can consolidate assets from di