Blockchain

This article discusses how to build a data flywheel for large model applications built on a Web3 infrastructure that unifies the value of personal data and public data, enabling collaboration and achieving mutual benefits among users, suppliers, and platforms.

This article explores how AI technology and Web3 technology are leading the creation and discovery of new assets and their value. It presents the characteristics of the digital economy (digitalization, networking, intelligence, innovation, and data-driven), as well as how to achieve the unity of personal and public value, decentralized collaboration, and innovative diversity.

The article introduces the origins, definitions, and design principles of modular blockchains, also leading to a discussion on the data availability layer through an analysis of the execution layer, and finally introduces Celestia and execution layer, and finally introduces finally.

This article offers an extensive introduction to the historical evolution, project standards, and business models of federated social networks. It specifically uses Mastodon as an example to discuss the project's strengths and weaknesses, and to illuminate the differences between it and the native protocols of Web3.

This article explains how to use proof of storage for information transmission and data processing, and applies it in areas such as cross-chain governance, cross-chain lending, and multi-chain oracles.

The article explains how shared sequencers increase inter-chain composability and efficiency, and facilitate decentralization.

This article offers a guide to the foundational infrastructure of full-chain gaming, analyzing the challenges on-chain games face at Layer 1, elucidating how Rollups optimize gaming experience, and provides various projects as practical application references.

This article explores coprocessor solutions and alternatives, and interprets the three major use cases that coprocessors can unlock.

This article provides a detailed explanation of Web3 off-chain payments, integration with traditional payment methods, and the regulatory compliance of Web3 payments across different countries.

Braintrust (BTRST) is a decentralized talent network governed by users, facilitating connections between freelancers and organizations.

Origin Protocol (OGN) is a blockchain platform for building decentralized marketplaces and e-commerce applications.

Explore the future of blockchain security in the quantum era, focusing on Post-Quantum Cryptography's challenges, integration, and solutions.

Staking pools combine crypto assets to earn rewards in PoS networks. They offer increased rewards, reduced risks, and lower minimum stakes.

This article introduces the application scope of different ZK programming languages, along with their respective advantages and disadvantages.

This article interprets three innovative features of UniswapV4 - Flash Accounting, Singleton Contract, and Hooks Architecture - from a code and implementation perspective.