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This article delves into the security challenges of DeFi protocols, highlighting the distinction between technical and economic audits. While technical audits focus on code integrity and bugs, economic audits address broader factors like market fluctuations, governance vulnerabilities, and liquidity crises that impact protocol stability.

Cursed inscriptions are inscriptions not indexed by the ordinals protocol, resulting from bugs and thus considered invalid. However, since the properties of cursed inscriptions are not significantly different from regular inscriptions, Casey introduced negative inscriptions to categorize cursed inscriptions while maintaining the stability of the existing inscription numbering system. Hence, cursed inscriptions are also known as negative inscriptions.

Taiko is a Layer 2 project built on Multi-Proofs aimed at addressing potential zkEVM bugs and enhancing Ethereum's scalability. Its core innovation is the BCR (Based Contestable Rollup) framework, which allows anyone to challenge block states and ensures network security through a competitive mechanism. Taiko launched on the mainnet on May 27 and has attracted attention from several well-known VCs and projects. Vitalik Buterin believes Taiko emphasizes the community and security of Ethereum L2 and is optimistic about its prospects. However, Taiko also has some drawbacks, such as a short launch time and tokenomics controversies. Additionally, the overall development of the zkEVM ecosystem is slow, while Op-based Layer 2s have already taken the lead in ecosystem building. Overall, Taiko is a promising project, but its future development requires further observation.

This article provides a detailed compilation and analysis of several security incidents involving centralized crypto asset exchanges throughout history. From the Mt. Gox incident in 2014 to the Bybit theft in 2025, hackers have repeatedly stolen assets from exchanges through means such as hot wallet vulnerabilities, improper key management, and smart contract bugs, resulting in significant losses. These incidents demonstrate that crypto exchanges face complex security threats and must continuously innovate security technologies, strengthen measures such as cold wallet protection, smart contract audits, and multi-signature mechanisms. Additionally, cooperation and transparency within the industry are crucial, as demonstrated by Gate.io's enhancement of asset security through high reserve ratios and zero-knowledge proof technology. In the future, exchanges need to adopt more cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain analysis to enhance their security capabilities.

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This article analyzes the conceptual characteristics and use cases of Account Abstraction (AA), uses ERC-4337 as an example to illustrate its practice, and explains potential risks and countermeasures.

Larry is an innovative token issuance tool based on Farcaster, aiming to address 'sniping behavior' in the cryptocurrency market and ensure fairness and transparency in the token issuance process.

Decentralized software applications that work using blockchain technology.

Today, decentralized exchanges (DEX) are taking over, and the TON blockchain is at the forefront of this revolution. But what exactly makes DEX the future of trading? And why should you care about TON?

Wrapped Ethereum (WETH) is an ERC-20 version of Ethet, and it is used to facilitate the integration of ETH into the DeFi ecosystem.

Testnets and mainnets play vital roles in the development and deployment of blockchain projects. Testnets provide developers with safe environments to experiment and improve their applications, while mainnets offer secure and operational platforms for real-world usage.

Turing completeness measures how powerful a programming language is. In crypto, it refers to the ability of a blockchain to execute any possible computation.

The article introduces a crucial but often overlooked aspect of how Ethereum maintains its security and decentralization: its multi-client approach. Ethereum intentionally lacks a "reference client" that everyone runs by default. Instead, there is a collaboratively managed specification (currently written in human-readable but slow Python) and multiple teams implementing that specification (also referred to as "clients") which users actually run.

This article explores the future landscape of Web interconnection, analyzing the existing challenges within the multi-chain ecosystem and examining the changes brought about by new technologies like ZK to the current landscape.

Tea Protocol is a decentralized, open-source software platform project built on the Layer 2 blockchain Base. It not only helps open-source contributors gain recognition but also rewards developers, empowering them.