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Chainbounty (BOUNTY) is the first decentralized vulnerability bounty platform based on blockchain technology, aiming to connect security experts with Web3 projects through a token incentive model. As of January 2025, its ecosystem has covered more than 120 blockchain projects, with a total payout of vulnerability rewards reaching 43 million US dollars (approximately USD). This article will provide an in-depth analysis of this innovative project in the security field from four dimensions: technical architecture, token economic model, market performance, and future plans.

This article explores Ethereum's governance process through seven major cases, providing a detailed analysis of the procedures and institutions involved in decision-making. It elucidates key events in Ethereum's history, including the DAO hard fork, Parity multisig bug, Constantinople upgrade, ProgPoW, Afrigate, the Merge, and the Shanghai upgrade. The article illustrates how developers and the community coordinate and resolve disputes, highlighting the complexity and challenges of Ethereum governance.

Gate Research Daily Report(November 27): Over the past 24 hours, BTC has fallen by 2.62%, reaching a low of $90,800 and testing the $90,000 mark. Recently listed on major exchanges, MEMEFI has performed exceptionally well, achieving a single-day increase of 85.22% and leading the altcoin sector. The total amount of staked ETH has surpassed 34 million, with Lido maintaining market leadership. According to Arkham data, Donald Trump holds over $5.4 million in crypto assets, with Ethereum accounting for the largest share. The integrated public blockchain Supra has announced that its mainnet and TGE will go live on November 27. Meanwhile, Uniswap v4 has launched the largest bug bounty program in blockchain history, offering a maximum reward of $15.5 million.

UniLend was exploited due to a vulnerability, leading to the theft of approximately $200K (4% of TVL). The attacker used a flash loan to deposit 60 million USDC, manipulated collateral calculations, and exploited a contract bug in the health check process to inflate collateral value, withdrawing 60 stETH. The flaw stemmed from the faulty implementation of the userBalanceOfToken function. UniLend has since fixed the issue, paused V2 deposits, and offered a bounty to recover the funds. This incident underscores the critical importance of security for DeFi platforms and the need for thorough smart contract audits.

This article will analyze each Solana outage in detail, examining the root causes, triggering events, and the measures taken to resolve them.

This article reviews popular events in the market and analyzes the development of Bitcoin and the interests of various developers.

This article takes a technical perspective to detail the rapid growth, technical depth, and scalability of the Eliza project while highlighting potential issues such as security, plugin management, and fragmentation.

This article examines the latest developments in Ethereum's MEV (Miner Extractable Value) and assesses the feasibility and drawbacks of the MEV-Burn proposal. It also analyzes how these changes affect Sandwich Arbitrage and the timing of block production.

PixelSwap is a modular DEX on TON, enabling atomic swaps, weighted pools, and PIX governance for DeFi and Telegram Mini App developers.

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.

Segregated Witness (SegWit) is an update in the Bitcoin blockchain that separates the witness data from the base block. It is aimed at scaling the network.

Smart contracts have become critical to blockchain technology considering the automated process they initiate which allows the easy bypass of intermediaries and related third parties, making the system more effective, efficient, and reliant. However, as smart contracts keep developing, it is critical to acknowledge the necessity of formal verification in assuring enhanced layers of security and reliability.

The Ethereum Shapella upgrade is the next significant improvement in the Ethereum ecosystem. What will the upgrade's effect be, and what do Ether holders need to know about this upgrade?

The article focuses on four types of risks: lack of third-party protection, threats to privacy infringement, zero-knowledge issues, and poor governance. It provides recommendations for blockchain developers and users on how to mitigate potential harm.