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Re-staking is emerging as a technology gaining attention inside and outside the industry, allowing ETH already staked on the Ethereum mainnet to be reused to support the security of other projects. This method enables users to earn returns from their original staking while also increasing potential rewards by supporting more projects. EigenLayer's staking mechanism is significantly different from the Ethereum mainnet's PoS staking. This article analyzes the EigenLayer staking mechanism, the possible rewards, and the potential risks.

This article discusses Morph's new L2 ecosystem development strategy, which aims to address the issues of "ghost chain effect" and "fake TVL prosperity" on public chains by combining incentive airdrops and developer-centric ecosystem development. The article analyzes both the airdrop strategy of Blast and Morph's comprehensive approach, which includes incentives for testnet airdrops, a developer-centric ecosystem development fund, and strategies for attracting user and developer participation. Morph encourages AI, GameFi and other projects to build on Morph through a series of actions, such as the Sparkloom Builder Program and incubator programs, while providing financial support and airdrop incentives for participants..

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This article delves into zkLink, a multi-chain aggregation layer built upon ZK-Rollup technology. It comprehensively explores zkLink's underlying principles, solutions, current development status, and future roadmap, highlighting its innovative approaches to addressing multi-chain liquidity fragmentation, reducing transaction costs, and mitigating security risks. By constructing the Layer 3 network zkLink Nova, zkLink not only aggregates liquidity across Ethereum and its L2 networks but also streamlines dApp deployment across multiple chains, enhancing user experience. The article further touches upon zkLink's funding landscape and future prospects, showcasing its potential in driving the growth of the Ethereum and L2 ecosystem.

Web3 phishing attacks are a common threat to cryptocurrency users. Their purpose is to steal their crypto assets by inducing users to authorize, sign, or misoperate. In this article, SharkTeam systematically analyzes seven common Web3 phishing techniques, including Permit off-chain signature phishing, Permit2 off-chain signature phishing, eth_sign on-chain blind signature phishing, personal_sign/signTypedData on-chain signature phishing, authorization phishing, and address pollution phishing. As well as phishing methods that use CREATE2 to bypass security detection. The article also introduces the black industry chain of Drainer as a Service (DaaS), and provides five security suggestions to help users identify phishing scams and protect the security of their encrypted assets.

This article explores the psychological game and market behavior of investors in the cryptocurrency market, revealing how many people react to asset price increases or decreases due to market volatility and uncertainty, such as panic selling or taking profits too early.

There has for a long time been interest in the concept of multi-dimensional gas, and with EIP-4844 we actually have multi-dimensional gas working on Ethereum today. This post explores the benefits of this approach, and the prospects for increasing it further.

Click to discover the most popular GameFi projects in the industry this year, featuring monster-battling adventures, strategic card games, and more.

Explore Vertex Protocol, a groundbreaking DEX on the Arbitrum network, merging centralized efficiency with decentralized security.

ALI is a blockchain-based token that powers a decentralized platform designed for AI development and a liquid workforce.

The Polyhedra network is an infrastructure built using zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) technology and light client protocol to achieve privacy and interoperability.

Omni Protocol is an Ethereum-native interoperable protocol that enhances the communication between Ethereum rollups. It enhances the scalability of the Ethereum blockchain network.

Discover how Synonym revolutionizes DeFi with its universal cross-chain credit layer for busy professionals. Learn about its seamless borrowing, lending, and earning capabilities across any blockchain, powered by Wormhole technology and enhanced by Arbitrum and Circle’s CCTP-enabled USDC.

Monad is an EVM Layer1 that achieved its targeted 100,000 TPS through parallel execution technology. As of January 2025, following its successful mainnet launch in late 2024, Monad now processes over 70,000 TPS in production. Its ecosystem has expanded to over 50 projects, with PancakeSwap reaching $250M TVL and LayerZero enabling sub-second cross-chain transactions. Recent technical advancements include 35% faster transaction confirmations and improved MonadBFT security. The Monad token shows strong performance with a $680M market cap and 63% staking participation. This article explores Monad's architectural design, technological innovations, key features, and latest ecosystem developments.

Layer3 connects users and project owners, acting as an ad distribution platform. Users participate in project tasks on the platform for token airdrops and reward incentives, while project owners join the platform for traffic. Since its launch, Layer3 has attracted a significant fan base and has guided users towards on-chain interactions in DeFi, NFT, and DAO fields. Users can earn NFTs and Experience Points (XP) as rewards upon task completion, and these NFTs are eligible for trading. Recently, the protocol announced the introduction of its native token, L3, and plans to host a Genesis airdrop event. The snapshot was already complete, and the detailed tokenomic model will be revealed in June.