Bitcoin

DeFi is the most imaginative aspect of Bitcoin, although it lacks development. Core Chain is a public chain that is both EVM compatible and inherits the security of Bitcoin. It launched the Bitcoin staking and liquidity staking token stCORE to solve the problem that the token cannot be traded after being staked. The goal is to create the BTCFi ecosystem.

This article introduces Bitcoin ETF, including the definition of ETF, market demand for Bitcoin ETFs, and the development history.

This article delves into how restaking technology is expanding from Ethereum to a multi-chain ecosystem, involving projects like Babylon, LiNEAR, Picasso, and discussing their impact on asset liquidity and yield potential.

This article analyzes compliant cryptocurrency products in and outside of the United States.

This article provides a detailed analysis of the question of whether Bitcoin's embrace of OP_CAT for exploring smart contracts or its adherence to Satoshi Nakamoto's original vision to maintain purity.

This article aims to take stock of various infrastructure projects within the Bitcoin ecosystem, offering insights into the potential emerging landscape of the inscription infrastructure ecosystem.

This article compares EigenDA with Celestia, highlighting that the latter operates as a POS chain requiring tokens, while EigenDA utilizes Ethereum staking without the need for a POS foundation. Its tokens may serve community governance and data service payments through negotiation.

This article discusses various aspects of the Bitcoin network, including market capitalization, liquidity, fungibility, technical security, and more.

This article provides a comprehensive introduction to several important Bitcoin ecosystems and their security risks.

This article is a comprehensive interpretation of Bitfinity, the Bitcoin L2 network based on Internet Computer and compatible with EVM.

This article introduces the two major directions of Bitcoin's scalability, analyzing the evolution of the Lightning Network and RGB.

Tracing the origins of the Ordinals protocol, the initial deployment of SATs, inscription progress, and market response, this article reveals their evolution and prospects on the Bitcoin blockchain.

Learn about Shell Trade, a protocol that enables users to transfer and exchange BRC-20 assets between the Bitcoin and Solana networks, and discover how it aims to boost the liquidity and interoperability of the crypto space.

The CBRC-20 standard is an inscription standard built based on the BRC-20 standard with an added Metaprotocol and metadata field created by the Ord 0.10 upgrade.

The ARC-20 protocol was created to introduce colored coins to Bitcoin, with each colored coin backed by 1 satoshi.