DeSci (Decentralized Science) projects are an emerging concept and practice based on blockchain technology, aimed at transforming traditional scientific research and dissemination models through decentralization. The goal of DeSci is to address some key issues in the current scientific research field, such as high publication fees, lack of data transparency, disputes over research ownership, and the lack of trust in funding mechanisms among the public and scientists.

CUDIS is an innovative company combining blockchain, AI, and wearable technology to provide users with private, secure, and personalized health tracking through smart ring devices and decentralized data management. As a pioneer in the DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network) sector, CUDIS has built a comprehensive health management ecosystem that ensures data security while offering economic incentives. This article explores CUDIS's technological advantages, business model, and market potential, showing how it is shaping the future of health and technology in the Web3 era.

Founded in 2021, Virtuals Protocol is an AI agent generation platform built on Base Rollup. It was co-founded by Prakash Somosundram, Colin Choo, Christopher Johnson, and Matthew. The platform aims to allow anyone to create an AI agent—a virtual character capable of interacting with and participating in its environment like a human. It incentivizes the decentralized creation and monetization of AI agents for every virtual interaction, whether in gaming, the metaverse, online engagements, or other applications.

The token draws inspiration from the famous proverb of the "Three Wise Monkeys"—"See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil."

This article examines how AI Agents are emerging as influential figures on social platforms, becoming key opinion leaders while unlocking new commercial opportunities. As these AI Agent accounts attract significant traffic, their operators are evolving from content creators into management roles. Their growing influence—particularly visible on Twitter—has sparked the development of advertising monetization platforms. We are witnessing the dawn of an AI influencer economy.

According to Consensys' latest global survey, the cryptocurrency and Web3 sector is showing positive growth trends. While 93% of people globally are aware of cryptocurrencies, understanding of Web3 remains limited. The survey finds that 83% of people are concerned about data privacy, and 80% believe Web2 companies hold too much power. Emerging markets—notably Nigeria, India, and South Africa—demonstrate active participation, while development in Europe and North America lags behind. The survey also reveals that 75% of respondents worry about AI-generated fake content, with 54% believing blockchain technology could help reduce these risks.

In the past year alone, Total Value Locked (TVL) on Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions has surged sevenfold. From zero to $1.25 billion in just three years. So how did Bitcoin, a chain lacking DeFi or smart contracts, spark this wave of growth? Why did it take so long? And is Bitcoin now ready to do it all?

When looking at the billions on Bitcoin L2s however we do not see a scarcity, rather an overabundance. In this article we will dive into the specifics–unpacking where the liquidity resides, what protocols have captured much of it and how much it is being used and why so much of it remains dormant.

A deep analysis of the future direction of the stablecoin market breaks the market down into seven key areas: settlement networks, stablecoin issuers, liquidity providers, value transfer and monetary services, aggregated APIs and messaging, merchant gateways, and stablecoin-driven applications. It explores the value chains and growth potential within each category, providing investors with a clear market framework and a detailed discussion of the competitive landscape and success factors in each area.

This article analyzes the latest trends in the stablecoin market, exploring the evolution of fiat-collateralized stablecoins, over-collateralized stablecoins, and algorithmic stablecoins. It focuses on three emerging projects—Ethena, Usual, and f(x)Protocol V2—providing an in-depth analysis of their operational mechanisms, market performance, and potential risks.

Batching AI offers A.I. tools for NFT and NFT card gaming. Get to know this platform’s features and token.

Gate Research Daily Report: BTC and ETH continue to show strong momentum, with prices repeatedly hitting new highs. Yesterday, a total of $371 million was liquidated, primarily from long positions. GAMESTOP saw a nearly 200% increase in a single day, leading the altcoin sector. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Hyperliquid ranked in the top three for TVL (Total Value Locked) growth among major blockchains over the past 7 days, with increases of $3.09 billion, $2.22 billion, and $1.87 billion, respectively. MicroStrategy continues to accumulate Bitcoin, having purchased 15,350 BTC last week. Ripple will launch its USD stablecoin, RLUSD, on December 17. The user-generated content-driven open platform Nifty Island has launched an airdrop subscription event.

Discover BlockDag, an innovative blockchain solution that integrates Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) technology to achieve scalability, security, and decentralization.

Learn about Scroll (SCR), an Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution using zk-rollup technology to reduce costs, enhance efficiency, and improve scalability.

FBTC is an omni-chain version of BTC that provides a 1.1 backing with real Bitcoin. This allows users to maintain access to their BTC while trading with the FBTC token.