Blockchain

This article reviews various new token issuance methods that emerged during the 2023-2024 cycle, including points, public and private sales, KOL round financing, Bitcoin runes, TON play-to-earn games, memecoins, and community/social tokens. It also provides a brief analysis of their respective developments and trends.

This article discusses the concept of finality in blockchain, analyzing how different blockchain systems achieve finality, along with the underlying principles and challenges involved.

This article explores how blockchain protocols achieve value accumulation through transaction fees, MEV, and token issuance, as well as the trade-offs between incentivizing validators and maintaining protocol security.

Reviewing Tether's ten-year history, discussing its impact on the stablecoin market and its future important role in global finance.

This article provides an in-depth analysis comparing Sui and Solana across various aspects, including on-chain data, social media influence, market trends, capital backing, and market performance. It explores through multiple data comparisons whether Sui can become the next Solana, and it also examines their performances in 2021 and the current market environment.

The meteoric rise of Base has captured everyone’s attention, but what truly sets it apart? iPhone prioritized a superior user experience and accessibility, making it stand out from the competition. Base follows a similar approach.

Fuel is an operating system specifically designed for Ethereum Rollups, with plans to launch its mainnet in early Q4 this year. Built on Fuel VM, the Sway programming language, and the integrated toolchain Forc, Fuel offers a comprehensive blockchain solution for both users and developers.

Attracting over 10,000 participants to stake 1,000 BTC within just three hours, will Babylon ignite a BTCFi Summer? This article will analyze the workings of Babylon, its core technologies, its ecosystem landscape, and the challenges it faces.

This article delves into the features, functionality, and role of the EOS blockchain within the cryptocurrency space. Developed by Block.One, EOS is a decentralized platform designed to offer high scalability, efficiency, speed, and environmentally friendly attributes, supporting the development of smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApps). The article provides a detailed explanation of EOS's Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism, the utility of EOS tokens, and the components of the EOS ecosystem. It also discusses the crucial role of EOS RAM as a key resource and how the exSat project leverages EOS's technological advantages to enhance Bitcoin's scalability. Furthermore, the new EOS token economic model, featuring a fixed supply and quadrennial halving cycle, aims to bring stability and sustainability to the EOS ecosystem.

This article introduces the hybrid cryptocurrency trading platform Blum, which aims to provide a gamified user experience through a Telegram mini-program, simplifying crypto trading. It details Blum’s background, team, project vision, and future plans, with a special focus on its point system and community interaction mechanisms. Additionally, it explains how users can earn points by participating in mini-games and community activities.

Soneium is a next-generation blockchain ecosystem created by Sony and Startale. It aims to merge Web3 technology with everyday internet services to promote the widespread adoption of blockchain. This article offers an in-depth look at Soneium’s background, vision, and ecosystem, focusing on how it improves the developer experience, supports innovative projects, and lowers users' barriers to exploring blockchain.

Today, decentralized exchanges (DEX) are taking over, and the TON blockchain is at the forefront of this revolution. But what exactly makes DEX the future of trading? And why should you care about TON?

This video introduces the concept of NFT lending, its operational mechanisms, types, advantages, and risks, as well as its significance for industry development. It covers the basic definition of NFTs, types of lending platforms (P2P and Peer-to-Pool), and key steps in the lending process. The video also discusses the liquidity advantages that NFT lending provides to holders while warning about the risks associated with market volatility. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of NFT lending as an innovative fusion of blockchain technology and finance, highlighting its role in expanding the DeFi ecosystem and enhancing the value of digital assets.

This article focuses on a key challenge currently faced by the Lightning Network: the liquidity issue. It is further divided into two aspects, the overall lack of liquidity in the network and the problem of liquidity distribution.

This article delves into the current state of token listings in the crypto market, specifically focusing on the impact of high listing fees on CEXs for projects and investors.