Blockchain

Enoki is a SaaS platform developed by Mysten Labs, the company behind Sui, designed to help businesses seamlessly integrate blockchain technology. Enoki offers a simplified developer portal that enables enterprises to easily access building blocks and integrates the Sui wallet through features like zkLogin and sponsored transactions, allowing users to control their digital assets. Enoki also introduces innovative cryptographic features such as Time Capsule NFTs and obfuscated NFTs, as well as providing APIs and SDKs to simplify blockchain integration for businesses. Furthermore, by lowering barriers to entry, such as streamlining the wallet creation process and eliminating the need for gas fees, Enoki facilitates interactions between businesses and their customers. The article explores whether Enoki could become a pivotal point in the Sui ecosystem to enhance enterprise adoption and achieve mass adoption.

The success of runes will depend on user experience. If the broad compatibility of runes is quickly integrated and utilized, there is a good chance that they could replace BRC-20. In addition to storing token balances in UTXOs and shifting trust from the indexer level to the Bitcoin blockchain, runes should be easier to integrate with L2 solutions, bridges, and other DeFi applications.

Explore the history and future impact of Bitcoin halving, delving into its innovative applications in blockchain technology and financial sectors, and offering unique insights and analysis.

This article provides a detailed explanation of the new Web3 interactive feature of the xNFT protocol, focusing on its applications, visiting various Dapps, achieving new application distribution methods, and the opportunity to receive project airdrops.

Ethereum’s shift to a rollup-centric roadmap induced explosive growth in modular scaling designs, eliminating gas fees over $100 and unlocking new application designs. However, it also faces a new problem of state fragmentation. The article analyzes the two major directions of scaling and explores their mechanisms.

Users employing a dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategy do not expose themselves to excessive risk and can achieve a better average price; in the long run, such users still outperform most traders. Users purchasing the selected cryptocurrency at fixed intervals and with a fixed dollar amount can create passive investments and earn profits.

This article will share personal anecdotes from past years and after that discuss the difference in explore versus exploit stages of the cycle. As a closing remark, we will conclude with possible future scenarios and a personal commentary.

Akash, Render Network, and io.net are the three largest decentralized computing networks in the market. Although they all provide decentralized computing services, each network has different business focuses. This article further compares different decentralized computing networks through network capacity, usage, and different resource purposes.

This article delves into what the blockchain space is, why it's important, and its future development.

The two major centers of the crypto market in Asia are Hong Kong and Singapore. Because of its inseparable relationship with China and its relatively independent governance environment, Hong Kong is not only the center of the Chinese community in the crypto market, but also a benchmark for regulatory standardization and information. The strongest hub for interaction.

a16z Crypto has released a zkEVM solution called Jolt, aimed at enhancing the speed and simplicity of blockchain scaling operations. Jolt utilizes SNARK zero-knowledge proofs to provide a framework for EVM-compatible Rollups, allowing developers to create SNARK-based L2 solutions. Jolt significantly improves performance by converting computations into specialized polynomials and efficiently generating proofs using the sumcheck protocol, making it twice as fast as existing zkVM solutions. Technical advantages of Jolt include more compact circuit designs, efficient pipelining, and ample parallelization, optimizing the usability and availability of zkVM and aiding in shortening development cycles and improving user experience.

The article discusses various implementations of cross-chain technology, including chain abstraction protocols, cross-chain bridges, interoperability, and full-chain concepts. With the increasing number of public chains, the demand for cross-chain solutions has surged, leading to the emergence of technologies such as multichain and celer bridge. The article emphasizes the importance of abstract accounts, which allow users to manage all their assets across different chains with a single wallet. Chain interoperability enables the transfer of information between different chains, facilitating functionalities like full-chain lending and cross-chain governance. Chain abstraction eliminates the need for users to concern themselves with the specifics of underlying chains, simplifying operations. The article also introduces several important cross-chain projects, including LayerZero, Wormhole, Axelar, ZetaChain, Polyhedra, Particle Network, and dappOS, each employing different technologies to achieve cross-chain func

The OMNI network is an interoperability protocol across various Rollups, serving as a Layer 1 public chain and the first AVS (Arbitrum Verifier Shard) on the Eigenlayer. OMNI leverages heavy staking on the Eigenlayer to share Ethereum security and utilizes Byzantine Fault Tolerance (BFT) consensus mechanism to process a high volume of transactions while maintaining low latency.

There are various types of cryptocurrency wallets, and this article will introduce their characteristics along with the advantages and disadvantages, such as cold wallets, hot wallets, custodial wallets, non-custodial wallets, and multi-signature wallets, etc.

After EIP-3074, a faulty signature could deplete the balance in your Ethereum account. The article elaborates on how wallets integrate EIP-3074 and explains the specific ways it could make users more vulnerable and the underlying mechanisms, aiming to prevent irreversible mistakes.