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Berachain V2 has migrated from the Polaris architecture to BeaconKit, improving network performance. BeaconKit allows the use of any Ethereum execution client, such as Reth, Geth, or Nethermind, making Berachain fully compatible with EVM. This upgrade resolves the bottlenecks encountered in V1, ensuring smoother transaction processing.

This article introduces how the Axonum platform integrates AI into Ethereum, enabling native AI model inference within smart contracts through OP Rollup and AI EVM. This has significant implications and potential for the development of decentralized ecosystems.

Ethereum has always been considered one of the most decentralized networks, but the issue of builder centralization is becoming increasingly serious. Crypto KOL 100y explores the progress Flashbots has made in addressing the negative externalities of MEV on Ethereum and examines how SUAVE ultimately aims to solve issues related to MEV, including builder centralization.

The article discusses the challenges brought by the ever-growing storage demand of Ethereum, particularly the inconsistency in storage behavior among full nodes. To solve this problem, the EIP-4444 and EIP-4844 standardized historical data deletion schemes are proposed. The article introduces the Ethereum Portal network and the EthStorage network as solutions, the former being a lightweight P2P network and the latter an incentivized modular storage network, both aiming to provide decentralized, Ethereum-aligned data storage and access. The article also proposes future development plans, including a decentralized Ethereum state network, proof of storage for dynamic-sized data, and decentralized access from browsers.

This article attempts to fill the gap in the field by providing an understanding of the operational mechanism of Arbitrum, focusing on the technical interpretation of Arbitrum One.

This article provides a technical interpretation of Arbitrum One by Luo Benben (罗奔奔）, former technical ambassador of Arbitrum and former co-founder of Goplus Security, a smart contract automation audit company.

This article provides an introduction to Layer1 blockchain Sei Network V2 in simple language, highlighting its key features.

If Ethereum’s future scaling solution is to convert all Rollups into ZK Rollups, OP Succinct aims to deploy Type-1 zkEVM (fully Ethereum-equivalent) within the OP Stack, utilizing Rust and SP1.

The article provides a comprehensive introduction to the history of PBS and offers a detailed interpretation of several future development directions for PBS.

This article explores Ethereum's governance process through seven major cases, providing a detailed analysis of the procedures and institutions involved in decision-making. It elucidates key events in Ethereum's history, including the DAO hard fork, Parity multisig bug, Constantinople upgrade, ProgPoW, Afrigate, the Merge, and the Shanghai upgrade. The article illustrates how developers and the community coordinate and resolve disputes, highlighting the complexity and challenges of Ethereum governance.

This article provides an in-depth look at the latest developments in OP Mainnet, focusing on the new fault-proof mechanism and its effects on the accuracy and efficiency of decentralized transactions. It also explores OP Stack as the technical framework for Ethereum's Layer 2 network and discusses how OP Labs incorporates zero-knowledge proof technology into OP Stack via OP Succinct to enhance Ethereum's scalability.

Protocol Guild, as a solid backbone for Ethereum L1 development and maintenance, plays a crucial role in the ecosystem. It is dedicated to providing financial support to core contributors within the Ethereum ecosystem through native token incentives. This ensures the vibrant development and continuous innovation of the Ethereum network. With its unique donation and funding allocation mechanisms, it serves as a bridge connecting funds with contributors.

This article analyzes the code, technical features and ecosystem projects of Sei Network to help understand the potential opportunities of Sei and its ecosystem.

Monad is a high-performance EVM blockchain that utilizes the Monad BFT consensus protocol and parallel execution technology to enhance scalability and transaction speed. Sei V2 is an upgraded version of the Sei network, supporting backward-compatible EVM smart contract porting and Optimistic parallelization. Eclipse is a next-generation Optimistic Layer 2 solution that integrates Neon EVM for full EVM compatibility, aiming to address Ethereum's scalability challenges. Despite skepticism, Eclipse merges the advantages of Ethereum and Solana, supporting DApp-specific Layer 3 Rollups, and has strong competitive potential. Long-term success depends on attracting developers and building a robust community.

Solana has faced significant criticism and misconceptions from some members of the blockchain community, who argue that it lacks decentralization and censorship resistance. This article analyzes the degree of decentralization within the Solana network using data, highlighting the areas where it demonstrates relatively strong decentralization and identifying aspects that require further improvement.