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This article discusses the potential and applications of Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) technology in the blockchain domain, emphasizing ZKP's potential uses beyond Layer 2 scalability solutions. It mentions projects such as Polyhedra, Succinct, and RISC Zero, which are exploring large-scale applications of ZK technology and addressing challenges like developing universal technologies, building distributed proof systems, and optimizing computational consumption. The article specifically highlights Polyhedra's zkBridge cross-chain asset transfer scheme, and how ZK technology facilitates cross-chain communication and asset transfers, enhancing security and efficiency. It argues that the potential of ZK technology is far from fully realized and that its maturity in various vertical niches will significantly impact the industry in the future.

For conventional airdrops, the main criteria usually include engagement level, duration, and fund amount. However, one airdrop clause has drawn criticism for its lack of transparency. The relationship between project teams and "airdrop hunters" is strategic. If the balance of power shifts, it endangers the other party's interests. When the scales tip toward the project team, they can act arbitrarily, reducing airdrop hunters to mere tools.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of transaction censorship issues on the Ethereum blockchain. It explores the potential collusion risks between proposers and builders, and their impact on blockchain censorship resistance. Additionally, it offers a detailed introduction to two anti-censorship solutions, FOCIL and BRAID, discussing their mechanisms, advantages, challenges, and community feedback.

In this series, we'll explain what Preconfirmation means for Ethereum users, validators, and applications (Based Rollups included), and explore what needs to happen to maximize its UX benefits.

Farcaster introduces the new feature Frames, sparking a development boom and boosting the community token $DEGEN, earning praise from Silicon Valley guru Paul Graham and showcasing the new potential of crypto social networks.

Lista DAO is an open-source liquidity protocol initially launched on the BNB Chain ecosystem. It empowers users to earn rewards by staking various crypto assets (such as BNB, ETH, stablecoins, and other cryptocurrencies) and enables them to borrow their decentralized stablecoin, lisUSD. The protocol extends the proven MakerDAO model to create a decentralized, fair, and collateral-backed stablecoin system. Lista DAO employs a dual-token model, where lisUSD is the stablecoin backed by collateralized assets, while LISTA can be used for governance and other purposes. It offers a comprehensive suite of features, encompassing instant conversions, asset collateralization, borrowing, and yield optimization.

The gas fee refers to the fee you need to pay to get access to blockchain services. Reflecting the cost of limited resources on the blockchain network, the gas fee can help set a fair price for transaction calculation and execution of smart contract code.

Venom is a multi-blockchain protocol created to solve the scalability and security issues in the crypto space. It consists of a layer zero masterchain and a layer one workchain.

This article discuss how to use encryption methods to prevent transaction information from being used by MEV.

Banana Gun is a Telegram bot renowned for its sniping and purchasing capabilities for newly or previously listed tokens. It is the go-to sniping tool for users on Ethereum.

In Ethereum, every new feature or improvement is proposed in the form of EIP, which will be implemented by all miners. This article will give you an in-depth understanding of what an EIP is and what role EIPs play in the development of Ethereum. The Ethereum ecosystem has attracted a large number of users. Although its high gas fees and congested network are often criticized, it has always been the preferred public chain for Dapps due to its safe, stable, and innovative system. Rome was not built in a day. Similarly, Ethereum has undergone various upgrades since its inception. These upgrade and improvement proposals need to reach an overall consensus in the Ethereum community in the form of EIP before they can be finally implemented.

Verifiable Computation (VC) is running a specific workload in a way that generates a proof of its workings that can be publicly verified without re-running the calculation. In addition to Bonsol, the Anagram build team has delved into many places in the VC space, projects like Jolt, zkllvm, spartan 2, Binius are the ones we are tracking, as well as companies working in the fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) space.

Dogecoin is a memecoin and probably the most unique one among dozens of mainstream cryptocurrencies.

This article takes a deep dive into the structural problems within the cryptocurrency venture capital scene, examining how large VC firms invest in infrastructure projects and the impact these investments have on the market and project valuations. It also compares the Solana and Ethereum ecosystems to assess their respective strengths and challenges, offering practical strategies and advice for both founders and investors.

This article introduces WEI—the smallest denomination of Ether, the currency used to facilitate transaction operations on the Ethereum blockchain network, where 10^18 or 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 wei is equivalent to one Ether.