This article provides an in-depth analysis of Sui and Aptos, two high-performance public chain ecosystems based on the Move language, and conducts a comprehensive comparison from multiple dimensions such as market performance, ecological development, capital flow, user activity, and token economics. In the article Discuss the performance of Sui and Aptos in terms of TVL, net capital inflow, transaction activity and user structure, and analyze their development strategies and potential growth drivers.

Heurist is a decentralized AI cloud computing protocol offering premium infrastructure for future crypto users and AI developers. Through its DePIN protocol architecture, GPU owners can provide computing resources permissionlessly. Heurist boasts several advantages: enhanced system security via decentralization, cost reduction through idle resource utilization, and improved efficiency with dynamic resource allocation. The platform's key applications include AI NFT creation, AI dialogue, and search capabilities. By developing highly customized Web3 AI models, Heurist propels the growth of blockchain-based AI Agents. With plans to issue tokens in Q4 2024 and roll out various features throughout 2025, Heurist aims to become a crucial link between AI technology and the future.

This article delves into how artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain technology merge to drive the development of the next generation of the internet, known as the "Agentic Web." It not only reviews the evolution of the internet but also discusses in detail the concept, components, and architecture of agents, as well as how they are changing the way humans interact with machines and digital sy、stems.

World ID is a digital identity infrastructure developed by Tools for Humanity. It is designed to verify users as humans while safeguarding their privacy. Leveraging zero-knowledge proofs and iris recognition technology, World ID enables identity verification without disclosing personal information. This article explores its adoption across more than 160 countries worldwide and analyzes its potential and impact in areas such as social networking services, subscription platforms, concert ticketing, e-commerce, and crime prevention.

Based on the experiences of Web2 and Web3 startups, the author has written this guide to provide non-developers with a clear entry path into the blockchain world, covering everything from the basics of Bitcoin and Ethereum to the applications of major dApps and L2 solutions.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the driving forces behind Bitcoin's all-time high after the U.S. election, focusing on the surge in spot market demand, the impact of institutional capital inflows on the price discovery phase, and the potential for future price increases. By examining key data such as ETF inflows, perpetual futures premiums, and realized profit levels, the article explores the influence of market sentiment and demand momentum on future trends.

Crypto Pulse focuses on the latest developments in the cryptocurrency industry, delivering up-to-date market analysis and insights.

DEXX founder Roy stated that user losses would be compensated, and several users reported that their assets had been isolated to secure addresses. However, in similar past incidents, cases where funds were successfully recovered and users satisfactorily compensated have been rare.

This article explores the potential impact of Trump's election on the U.S. cryptocurrency market, including regulatory policy changes, the growth trend of cryptocurrency holders, and the potential influx of institutional capital. By comparing past policies with new developments, the article analyzes how the Trump administration's support for the crypto industry could bring both opportunities and challenges to the market.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the development direction of the emerging East Asian Web3 project KAIA after its brand revamp, focusing on its differentiated positioning and competitive potential compared to the TON ecosystem. Through a multidimensional comparison of market positioning, user base, and technological architecture, the article offers readers a comprehensive understanding of both KAIA and the TON ecosystem, providing insights into future Web3 ecosystem development opportunities.

This article analyzes the rise of AI technology in the meme coin market, particularly how the AI Bot "Terminal of Truth" created and promoted the GOAT meme coin, driving its market cap to $800 million. It also explores the applications of AI in cryptocurrency trading, including real-time market data analysis, automated execution of trades, risk management, and optimization. The AlphaX project, which uses AI models to provide market predictions and automated trade execution, boasts an accuracy rate of up to 80%.

Gate Research Daily Report (November 18): Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin's price has decreased by 0.79%, currently trading at $90,477, showing signs of consolidation at high levels. The net outflow from U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs is approximately $370 million, while Ethereum spot ETFs have seen a net outflow of $59.87 million. Bitcoin miners' reserves have continued to decline, dropping to around 1.8 million BTC, the lowest in three years. Meanwhile, the Total Value Locked (TVL) in the Sui ecosystem has surpassed $1.6 billion, setting a new all-time high. The DEXX platform experienced a security breach due to improper management of its official private key, resulting in a private key leak and total losses close to $20 million. Between November 15 and November 18, two projects announced successful funding rounds, raising over $2 million in total.

BIO Protocol, often referred to as the on-chain science version of Y Combinator, aims to leverage blockchain technology to bring transparency and decentralization to the scientific research and funding process. The article provides a detailed overview of the core components of BIO Protocol, including BioDAO, the curation system, liquidity and IP tokenization, as well as its tokenomics and distribution strategy.

At its core, DIN is a data layer that collects and validates both on-chain and off-chain data—while using the blockchain as the settlement layer. The big idea? Give ownership of data back to users and let them earn rewards for what they contribute to the system.

This article analyzes the declining user engagement trends of Telegram bots and Miniapps in the blockchain space and highlights that the TON Foundation’s over-reliance on Clicker games for short-term growth has led to ecosystem imbalances. Through detailed data analysis, the article showcases the shifts in user engagement across different projects and explores the migration of project scale and the downgrade of user demands.