Blockchain

This article provides a concise SWOT analysis of ATOM.

This article uncovers the interests and preferences of miners in the crypto world and explores how miners as a group view blockchain projects.

Upon its launch, the Chainflip token FLIP gained over 150% in returns, becoming one of the hottest tokens pursued in the market. With an airdrop of 4.75 million tokens to the community, could Chainflip be the next challenger to CEXs?

DeFi meets NFT on BakerySwap, a comprehensive DeFi and NFT platform offering innovative trading solutions on multi-chains. BakerySwap is also an incubator, identifying and fostering innovative projects.

This article digs into the usage of biometric authentication in cryptocurrency wallets, examining how this technology improves security and reshapes the user experience in the digital asset ecosystem. In the following parts, we will look at the fundamentals of biometric authentication, its benefits, and future cryptocurrency security consequences.

This article provides an update on the current status of the DYDX project, covering topics such as migration, native stablecoins, upgraded tokenomics, and details regarding token unlocking.

Decentralized loot boxes have the potential to establish a new standard of transparency, fairness, and player empowerment in the gaming industry. This article explores the significance of this new feature and how it enhances user experience, increases developer funding, and improves transparency.

This article introduces the concept, practical scenes and overlooks of the Depin track.

This article explores the maze of Passkey, WebAuthn, AA, and MPC, along with potential optimal solutions.

This article explores and interprets DA performance indicators, DA-related technologies, and DA layer storage solutions.

The article analyzes the production costs, profit models, and how various Layer2 networks compress costs to increase net profit margins in the blockchain space.

Delayed Proof of Work (dPoW) is a secondary consensus security algorithm, strategically designed to enhance the security of blockchains facing heightened vulnerability due to their low hash rate.

The article delves into the four fundamental pillars shaping the future of the multi-Rollup ecosystem, emphasizing the importance of zk and economic models.

The article focuses on four types of risks: lack of third-party protection, threats to privacy infringement, zero-knowledge issues, and poor governance. It provides recommendations for blockchain developers and users on how to mitigate potential harm.

Starting from the bottom of technology and data, this article tries to answer whether ZKP's low cost is a false proposition.