Blockchain

This article explains how blockchain technology can solve the current bottlenecks in training large AI models, including: data volume and privacy balance, cost and computing power, etc., and explores the interactive relationship between AI and Social.

This article provides an analysis of the cross-chain protocols and an overview of cross-chain DApps within the Solana ecosystem.

This article introduces the basic logic and key participants of LRT.

Explore the revolution in the crypto domain for 2024: Bitcoin dominance, AI-Web3 integration, clear regulation, DePIN track, tokenization of RWAs, SocialFi focus, rise of DeSci, and GameFi transformation.

This article summarizes the design of blockchain economic models, discussing perspectives from psychology, individual economics, macroeconomics, and game theory, concluding with a case study analysis of airdrop design.

This article compares various Web3 social projects and discusses the potential revolutionary impact of Web3 social on traditional Web 2 social platforms.

This article provides a detailed introduction to relatively important projects in the Cosmos ecosystem.

This article introduces the technical framework, dilemmas, and potential solutions of ZTB.

This article introduces the principles, challenges and future optimization plans of FHE.

This article explores how to help guide web3 project development points programs.

This article explores why we need blockchain, why decentralization is necessary, and the significance of the transition from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0 in returning value to users.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of EigenLayer from the perspectives of trust and cryptographic anarchism. It highlights the crucial role of innovative technologies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and EigenLayer in constructing decentralized trust systems. The article also emphasizes the challenges and trade-offs inherent in these technologies.

This article explores 10 groundbreaking concepts shaping the future of the blockchain ecosystem.

The article explores how Asian companies are beginning to lead the gaming industry. Large investments that were predominantly happening in North America can now be found in Asia.

In this article, the key role played by ZK technology is illustrated through four examples: DEX, Oracle, voting, and auctions.