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This article will delve into the game mechanics of Boss Fighters, token economics, and the multiple applications of $BFTOKEN, to fully understand this innovative Web3 game.

This article introduces NFT portfolios related to women.

Seraph is a blockchain-based action role-playing game (ARPG) developed by Seraph Studio and built on BNB Chain’s Layer-2, opBNB. In the past 30 days, Seraph has completed over 20 million transactions and attracted 1.84 million unique players.

The web3 scene is rife with multiple NFTs and web3 projects. Click to learn about Imaginary Ones, a web3 ecosystem offering features like gaming, NFTs, and community events.

This article introduces the implementation of NFTs for several well-known brands, including Hot Wheels, Barbie, and Toys "R" Us.

Martti Malmi, an early collaborator with Satoshi Nakamoto, unveils his entire email correspondence with Satoshi, becoming a significant addition to the canon of what we know about Bitcoin's anonymous creator.

The liquidity pool is an important cornerstone of the DeFi world, supporting decentralized trading, lending, yield generation, and more innovative features. This article provides a detailed explanation of the concept, working principles, uses, and potential risks of liquidity pools, helping beginners quickly understand this important component of the DeFi ecosystem.

Competition in the Alt L1 space is heating up, with Near introducing a DA solution and Sui's TVL steadily rising. While Ethereum takes its time with mainnet upgrades, L2 introduces two major competitive points: parallel EVM and decentralized sequencers.

In 2009, a university student named Martti Malmi reached out to Satoshi Nakamoto, offering his help to foster the Bitcoin community. The emails between them have been preserved, providing insights into Nakamoto's values and Bitcoin's formative years.

In 2009, Martti Malmi, a student at Helsinki University of Technology, stumbled upon Bitcoin and wrote to Satoshi Nakamoto offering his help, which began their collaboration. The email exchanges reveal how Bitcoin's early operations resembled a startup, discussing product features, client functionalities, and more.

Ethena is a project that aims to create use cases for money in cryptocurrencies, arguing that the holy grail of cryptocurrencies is achieving currency status. Ethena’s vision is to integrate the DeFi, CeFi and TradFi fields and become the main form of currency in cryptocurrency through its stablecoin USDe. USDe serves as the link between these areas and has already shown its use in DeFi as money market collateral, margin collateral in perpetual DEXs, back-end infrastructure for stablecoin issuers, the underlying asset for interest rate swaps, and in AMM DEXs. currency potential. Ethena’s ultimate goal is to become the dominant player in currency, network, and transactions and build a business or protocol worth $100 billion.

Where there are people, there are communities. But in the Web3 world, which is closer to money, the community is even more ruthless. This article will use the first-person perspective to reflect on the past seven years of the cryptocurrency world. "We will reflect on where we stand today and why we are still moving forward in this field."

Meme coins are more than just symbols of social media trends and humor; they also bypass strict securities regulations. This allows them to be used for political speculation, raise funds for charity, support startups focused on AI agents, and offer a fair platform for launching tokens without the early dominance of venture capitalists.

Learn what Pixelverse is and how its token PIXIFI works to provide Web3 enthusiasts with a fun cyberpunk gaming option.

This article reviews the highlights and key insights from the Bitkraft 2024 Summit, focusing on topics such as the integration of AI and gaming, misconceptions surrounding game IPs, and differences between the Eastern and Western gaming markets. It points out that the current value of AI in game asset generation and PvP applications is still limited, and that successful games are often built on original IPs rather than relying on existing ones.