Ethereum

This article introduces the three popular Ethereum standards: EIP-6969, ERC-721C and ERC-6551.

This article summarizes the Arbitrum Layer3 ecosystem.

COW is the native governance token of CoW Protocol, designed to support protocol governance, incentivize the Solver network, and drive ecosystem growth. As a key component of CoW Protocol’s trading system, the COW token connects users, Solvers, and developers through governance and incentive mechanisms, helping maintain decentralized operation.

The barrel theory proposed by Peter holds that the overall performance of a system is limited by its weakest part. The Bitcoin/Ethereum Layer 2 security model needs to pay attention to factors such as contract control permissions, anti-censorship functions, and DA layer reliability.

This article introduces the past, present and future of the Sonala chain.

This article provides a detailed introduction to the importance of Proof of Validator and the feasibility reasoning for achieving scalability breakthroughs and preventing Sybil attacks.

This article provides an overview of the strategic opportunities to go long on Mantle (MNT) in the Ethereum Dencun (Cancun) upgrade and the introduction of EIP-4844 or Proto-Danksharding.

This text provides an overview of Layer2 projects from Blast to Base, listing both released and unreleased coins before the upcoming Cancun upgrade.

CoW Protocol is a decentralized trading protocol built around batch auctions and order matching. By aggregating and optimizing user orders before execution, it reduces slippage, lowers MEV risk, and improves on-chain trading efficiency. Unlike traditional automated market makers, AMMs, or DEX aggregators, CoW Protocol introduces the concept of Coincidence of Wants, allowing traders to match directly with one another, which helps reduce costs and on-chain friction.

This article discusses the strengths, potential impact, and possible challenges of both Celestia and EigenLayer.

This article argues, through exploring three questions, that trust minimization and horizontally scalable systems are the most promising ways to scale blockchain applications.

Explore the world of crypto lotteries with this comprehensive guide on the mechanics of crypto lotetries, as well as the best platforms.

Symbiosis gathers liquidity across several EVM and non-EVM compatible blockchains. Click to discover more about their unique features.

The article covers various aspects of formal verification, including formal models, formal specifications, and different techniques such as model checking, theorem proving, and symbolic execution.

zkSharding aims to provide an alternative scaling solution by integrating multiple shards into a unified execution Layer2. This article introduces its features, architecture, and future plans.