Blockchain

Discover Sender Network: an AI-powered blockchain platform simplifying on-chain interactions with the ASI token. Learn its features, roadmap, and investment potential.

Last October, Virtuals introduced AI agent tokenization—a concept that initially garnered little attention but has since produced agents with 50-100x returns. For an AI agent to succeed, it must combine uniqueness and utility with products that provide tangible value. Today's market centers on five key areas: trading signals and insights, investment DAOs, on-chain trading, developer tools, and TEE privacy protection. Looking ahead to 2025, new sectors are emerging, including DeFi, NSFW, robotics, and beyond. While the earliest opportunities may have passed, significant potential remains in the market. Success lies in staying flexible and finding value across various ecosystems.

The Berachain Vault is designed to simplify the process from Berachain's pre-deposit events to liquidity mining under the POL (Protocol-Owned Liquidity) mechanism. It aims to help everyday users easily participate in the Berachain ecosystem and seize early-stage opportunities through an all-in-one concierge service. This article will explore the emerging ecosystem demands represented by Berachain, while analyzing the core design of the StakeStone Berachain Vault and its potential to lower entry barriers and optimize yield management.

This article offers a detailed examination of U2U Network's technical strengths, ecosystem design, and future prospects, helping you understand how this platform advances the DePIN ecosystem.

This article explores the core pricing mechanisms of prediction markets, including Continuous Double Auction (CDA) and Logarithmic Market Scoring Rule (LMSR), analyzing how they dynamically adjust to reflect event probabilities. By delving into liquidity and pricing logic, it reveals the unique advantages of prediction markets in probability forecasting. The article also introduces Paradigm’s latest pm-AMM model.

RedStone project overview and airdrop tutorial

Pharos focuses on building a Layer 1 blockchain that bridges traditional fintech and Web3 technologies, providing solutions for real-time payments and real-world asset applications. The goal is to develop an ultra-fast, EVM-compatible internet-level blockchain that enhances payment and application security. Currently, the Pharos network is in its internal development stage, with plans to launch a testnet in Q1 2025 and a mainnet in H2 2025.

This year was marked by two major uplifts: the launch of spot-based Bitcoin ETPs in the United States, and the election of Donald Trump for a second, non-consecutive presidential term. Between those events, the market ranged in volatile, indecisive sideways chop for 237 days. While these events served as both catalyst and backdrop for the market in 2024, 2025 will see an expansion of market breadth and narratives. Without further ado, below are some of Galaxy Research’s predictions for 2025.

This article reviews the market trends and strategies over the past year, highlighting two core indicators that were the main focus during this cycle, and shares insights on VC coins and Memes.

Between December 28, 2024, and January 3, 2025, the blockchain and cryptocurrency sector experienced numerous significant events demonstrating market vitality and industry trends. Key developments from projects like Sophon and Hyperliquid—including platform launches, service expansions, feature introductions, mainnet activations, and mining activities—showcased innovation while driving technological and community growth, giving the industry fresh momentum. On the regulatory front, the European Union's dedicated cryptocurrency regulation, the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA), came into effect on December 30. This marks a significant step forward in the EU's approach to cryptocurrency regulation.

This two-part report explores ERC-7281: a new proposal to make cross-chain tokens fungible. Part 1 introduces the problem (non-fungibility of bridged tokens) and analyzes current solutions.

Talus is a platform that allows users to locally design and deploy decentralized on-chain intelligent agents. It offers a seamless, trustless, and interoperable way to integrate on-chain and off-chain resources and services.

Molecule Protocol is a decentralized scientific research platform aimed at driving scientific innovation through blockchain technology, connecting scientists, investors, and communities. Molecule provides funding support through its core product, Catalyst, allowing researchers worldwide to transform their studies into tangible outcomes. The project leverages intellectual property tokens (IP-NFTs and IPTs) to fund and manage research outcomes, enabling researchers to avoid the barriers of traditional funding processes and focus on actual scientific work. Molecule's decentralized model ensures transparent management of research funds and encourages community participation in research decisions and funding, driving more efficient and sustainable scientific progress. By collaborating with various global research institutions and organizations, Molecule has successfully funded over 35 research projects, leading to several breakthrough discoveries.

This article examines potential policy changes for stablecoins and cryptocurrencies in the coming year, focusing on key regulatory developments, industry trends, and their potential impact on the stablecoin ecosystem. It analyzes shifting attitudes among policymakers worldwide, highlighting challenges and opportunities posed by regulatory uncertainty. The piece also explores strategies for businesses to adapt to the evolving regulatory landscape, offering valuable insights into the future of stablecoins and the cryptocurrency industry.

As global giants like Microsoft and JPMorgan collaborate through the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), Ethereum's reputation as a global settlement layer and innovation platform is steadily growing. This article delves into the trend of enterprise-level adoption of Ethereum, analyzes the challenges Ethereum faces in data availability, and explores how its modular design enables enterprises to adapt flexibly to market demands and technological developments. Additionally, it discusses the emergence of alternative data availability layers and Ethereum's evolution into a de facto standard for enterprise-grade solutions on a global scale.