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This article delves into how Honeypot Finance is reshaping the token launch landscape with Fair Token Offering (FTO), customizable hooks, and strategic partnerships with platforms like Fjord Foundry. It also highlights its innovative liquidity management solutions, including the Pot2Pump meme token launch model, the optimized architecture of POT-WASABEE DEX, and the integration of Automated Liquidity Management (ALM) technology.

Analog is a Layer 0 protocol focused on blockchain interoperability, enabling seamless cross-chain communication and event data validation through its Timechain. The core goal is to address the fragmentation of the multi-chain ecosystem by allowing different blockchains to interact through a decentralized General Message Passing (GMP) framework.

The proof of Space-Time mechanism is a mechanism designed to eliminate the energy and computational consumption required by other mechanisms.

Coti (COTI) is a decentralized and scalable platform supporting frictionless payments for both traditional finance and digital currencies.

Stratos is an innovative blockchain platform revolutionizing decentralized infrastructure with its unique Proof-of-Traffic algorithm to its comprehensive ecosystem.

This article sorts out the structural thinking process of Curve V1 and Uniswap V3 from the starting point. The two rubbed shoulders in the mathematical sense during the construction process, and how they parted ways to different ends.

AI is the agent of Crypto, and this is the best annotation to view the current AI surge from the crypto perspective. Crypto's enthusiasm for AI differs from other industries, as we especially aim to integrate the issuance and operation of financial assets with it.

This article explores Friend Tech's economic model through game theory, expected value, and demand curve analysis, and recognizes the excellence of its product design, economic model, and operation strategy, but also points out that the high official rewards and the existence of bots are threatening the survival of the game.

Explore how Analog’s innovative Proof-of-Time consensus and Timechain architecture set new standards for blockchain interoperability, promising a seamless Web3 experience.

Distributed Token Launch (DTL) is an emerging financing model aimed at delivering tokens and related technologies directly into the hands of real users, rather than just speculators. DTL reflects innovative financing thinking in the crypto space and emphasizes community participation and decentralization compared to venture capital investment. Through a variety of mechanisms and toolsets, such as airdrops, social media interactions, and crowdfunding, DTL incentivizes community and builder participation, thereby driving project success. This approach prioritizes token giveaways to attract talent and builders, rather than relying on traditional financial capital.

USUAL is a decentralized stablecoin issuer that aggregates tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) from entities such as BlackRock, Ondo, Mountain Protocol, M0, and Hashnote, converting them into permissionless, on-chain verifiable, and composable stablecoins (USD0). The project redistributes ownership and governance through the $USUAL token.

Uniswap v4 is here, offering simpler processes, lower costs, and more flexibility for DeFi users. This guide covers everything you need to know about the latest version of the decentralized exchange in 2025 and how it compares to previous versions.

In today’s meme trading market, meme bots have democratized access to automated trading, lowering entry barriers significantly. This article analyzes and compares the top five meme trading bots, covering key aspects like fees, security, usability, and features. By exploring their strengths and weaknesses, we provide a detailed look at their real-world value and role in the trading ecosystem, offering readers a practical guide.

This article not only introduces the Move-to-Earn concept but also covers 16 related software.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the technical architecture, consensus mechanisms, user experience, and community ecosystems of Sui, Aptos, and Movement. It highlights their differences in performance, costs, stability, and hardware wallet compatibility.