This article analyzes the economic model of Friend.tech and examines the potential influences and scenarios for the economic model of SocialFi.

ICON (ICX) is a decentralized blockchain network, focusing on interoperability between different blockchains and fostering a connected crypto ecosystem.

EigenLayer is a protocol built on the Ethereum network that leverages a new concept, “restaking,” to extend the security and utility of the network to other projects in the industry.

Mint Cash proposes a decentralized payment and savings system backed by Bitcoin, by redesigning the infamous Terra Protocol with novel monetary stability models based on trusted economic systems.

Explore the role of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) in combating climate change with applications in environmental monitoring, renewable energy, and carbon trading.

Privacy coins are cryptocurrencies designed to provide enhanced anonymity and privacy for users and their transactions.

Within the Ethereum NFT space, two standards have emerged as the top contenders for creating and managing NFT projects. These are the ERC-721 and ERC-1155 standards. Let’s explore these token standards.

XPLA is a full-suite protocol built on Tendermint, leveraging the Byzantine Fault Tolerance (BFT) consensus model within the PoS framework and offering a wide array of developer tools for game development.

This article analyzes the causal relationship between GitHub development activity and token price fluctuations, highlighting the role of "technical development" as a fundamental factor in the cryptocurrency market.

This article explains why cryptocurrency charge cards are rising in popularity, what options are available, the technology behind them, and the underlying business logic.

This article introduces a type of privacy transaction called "dark pools," exploring various aspects such as history, principles, business models, and compliance.

This article provides in-depth technical insights into zk-SNARKs.

X and Telegram are globally renowned social media platforms. They are two significant players in the super app race in the Web3 era. User experience reshaping, new standards of privacy and security, technological innovation, and ecosystem integration are the three critical elements determining the outcome of the race. X and Telegram possess different strengths, with X focusing on public topic discussions and information dissemination, while Telegram emphasizes privacy protection and security. This race will drive the evolution of the Web3 world, leading us into a more open, decentralized, secure, and user-friendly digital era.

This article elaborates on the history of information technology evolution, as well as the business models of data and the relationships between different roles in the Web3 era.

This article introduces the theory of "Fat App Chains" based on the concepts of "Fat Protocols" and "App Chain." It posits that application chains attempting to build their own ecosystems can become "Fat App Chains," which is a viable path to kickstart a growth flywheel.