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eCash is a cryptocurrency that originated from the Bitcoin Cash ABC fork. It is meant to be used as electronic cash for buying goods and services.

BBC offers a unified decentralized platform for NFT and DeFi aggregation, striving to solve Web3 problems with its unique NFT distribution, fragmentation, and DeFi and NFT Oracle solutions.

Explore the evolution of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) covering its origins, features, use cases, investment potential, and future prospects as a cryptocurrency aimed at facilitating faster, cheaper transactions.

BSV is a hard fork network based on the Bitcoin Cash network. Currently, this network maintains a respectable level of daily transaction activity. Simultaneously, progress in enterprise-level applications is also underway, continuing its development towards becoming a global payment system.

Crypto Pulse focuses on the latest developments in the cryptocurrency industry, delivering up-to-date market analysis and insights.

Crypto Pulse focuses on the latest developments in the cryptocurrency industry, delivering up-to-date market analysis and insights.

The article compares the differences between ERC3643 and traditional token formats, and explains how ERC3643 brings RWA asset exchange onto the blockchain while complying with securities regulatory standards and considering user privacy.

This article explains the basic concepts and market performance of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Filecoin (FB), analyzing why assets closely linked to Bitcoin’s price surge haven’t mirrored its performance. It covers BCH's origins, FB's technical features, and the price trends, highlighting potential reasons for the underperformance of these correlated assets.

I recently gave a keynote at Solana Breakpoint with the goal to pack as much actionable information for crypto founders into the time I had as possible. It was pretty well received so figured I’d take some time to elaborate a bit and give people a quick place to find each piece of advice.

This article provides an in-depth exploration of Basenames, an Ethereum Name Service (ENS) subdomain launched by Base Chain, Coinbase's Layer 2 network. It begins by introducing the background and launch process of Basenames, including its significant impact on activity within the Base Chain. Next, it explains the essence of Basenames and its importance within the Base ecosystem, highlighting its core function as an on-chain identity tool. The article outlines key features of Basenames, such as enabling on-chain identity creation, simplifying transactions, fostering social connections, and its decentralized and open-source nature. Additionally, it offers a step-by-step guide to purchasing Basenames and discusses its potential investment value. Whether you're new to blockchain or an experienced user, this article provides a comprehensive understanding of Basenames and its application prospects in the Web3 space.

This article explains the development and evolution of Layer 2 of BTC, and elaborates on three hot projects.

This article introduces the Atomics ecosystem and its token types.

Some application layers have started to own the underlying infrastructure, partly because if they do not control the lower stack, retaining only the upper application layer could lead to incentive issues and high user adoption costs. On the other hand, as competition and technological advances continue to drive down infrastructure costs, the expenses associated with integrating applications/application chains with modular components have become much more affordable. Innovations in the execution layer, settlement layer, and aggregation layer are leading to higher efficiency, easier integration, stronger interoperability, and lower costs, ultimately delivering better applications for users and an improved development experience for developers.

The article explores the current developments and future trends of the execution layer, settlement layer, and aggregation layer in the modular blockchain stack within the cryptocurrency field. Although there have been many innovations in the data availability (DA) and ordering layers, the execution and settlement layers have only recently begun to receive attention. The article points out that while the shared sequencer space is highly competitive, the execution and settlement layers remain underexplored. Layer N, as a flexible and customizable execution layer, leverages the Move language and BlockSTM technology to improve throughput. The article also discusses the design of proof aggregation, a new architecture that can aggregate and settle between different proof systems, thereby enhancing efficiency and reducing costs. Finally, the article predicts that these innovations will bring better applications and development experiences to users.

The development history of DAOs has spanned over a decade, and following the explosive growth period of DAOs in 2021, they have gradually become a familiar organizational and administrative model in human society. Subsequently, various large-scale DAOs have conducted experiments and expansions in governance, leading to diverse governance research. This article compiles reference parameters that can serve as governance indicators for data analysis in various governance contexts. Each parameter is typically used to quantify a specific indicator, but the importance of each indicator varies depending on the type of DAO.