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Code powers everything, but market distribution is what truly matters. You can build the most elegant smart contract, deploy cutting-edge protocols, optimize gas efficiency to perfection—none of it moves the needle without real distribution. In crypto, adoption beats innovation every time. The networks that win aren't always the ones with the best tech; they're the ones that solve the distribution puzzle. Whether it's liquidity on decentralized exchanges, user onboarding through platforms like Gate, or community validators spreading across the globe, decentralization of distribution is the gam

Just pulled up Solscan to verify my friend's trading moves after he claimed he flipped his position. That's the beauty of public blockchains on Solana—you can instantly check anyone's on-chain activity and see exactly what went down.

Node operators on BNB Chain, take note: Erigon client support is being phased out after December 31, 2025. If you're currently running Erigon, now's the time to plan your migration strategy. Reth (built in Rust) and Geth (built in Go) are your go-to alternatives for maintaining stable node operations. Making the switch ahead of the deadline will help you sidestep any potential downtime or service interruptions. Start evaluating which client suits your infrastructure setup best—don't wait until the last minute.

Can AI help you understand your on-chain transactions? Now it can.
The transaction history data in your wallet is too large for the human eye to easily spot details, but AI excels at this. It can scan your historical transaction records and identify transaction patterns that humans might overlook—such as your active DeFi periods, gas fee consumption patterns, cross-chain interaction frequency, and more.
This feature is still in early testing, and the data analysis results are for reference only. It will definitely continue to be optimized and iterated in the future. But this direction indeed p

Quantum computing represents an existential threat to current encryption standards—but recent progress is changing that calculus. A major blockchain infrastructure provider just unveiled significant breakthroughs in post-quantum cryptography, slashing the physical qubit requirements for critical algorithms by 20x. This isn't theoretical anymore. As networks race to fortify themselves against quantum-era attacks, these efficiency gains become game-changers for both scalability and security. The 2025 roadmap signals that lattice-based and other quantum-resistant protocols are moving from laborat

An open-source quantitative trading system framework has been released. After a comprehensive security audit and code review, it has been stably integrated with the API of a leading exchange, supporting local rapid deployment and high-frequency interactions. Real-world testing data shows that strategy execution is highly efficient, with a significant improvement in capital flow speed.
The system adopts a modular design, making it easy to customize strategy parameters. For perpetual contracts in the Ink ecosystem, several mature top-tier contract interaction schemes are built-in and can be used

Market Entropy indicator just dropped and it's now available for traders.
This new analytical tool is designed to help you gauge market volatility and price movement patterns. Whether you're tracking momentum shifts or analyzing trend uncertainty, this indicator offers a fresh perspective on reading market conditions.
If you're looking to refine your trading strategy with additional technical signals, this one's worth exploring.

An interesting topic about the evolution of software architecture: over the years, too many applications have been built around a cloud-dependent model, which has overshadowed the local-first approach. This is especially evident in the gaming industry—originally, experiences could be lighter and more independent, but they are gradually being dominated by cloudification and service-oriented thinking, which is quite a pity.
A hypothesis worth pondering: if such a mechanism had existed as early as 2000— for example, if sales tax on electronic devices could automatically flow to open-source softwa

I tested an automated trading robot, which has been running continuously from last night to noon today, and its performance is quite good.
The record of these 14 trades looks solid: a total investment of 174u, recovered 189.8u, net profit of 15.83u, a profit rate of 9.09%, and a success rate of 100%. With this pace, if it can truly stabilize, this robot has the potential to become a money-printing machine.
However, the good times didn't last long. During testing, a more serious bug was discovered. This requires thorough debugging; otherwise, if something goes wrong with a tool that’s making mo

0.525 seconds per block—this isn't just a number, it's a fundamental shift in how blockchain infrastructure operates.
Sei Network was architected with raw speed as the foundation, not an afterthought. Every parameter, every consensus mechanism, optimized for one goal: velocity.
Pair that with a fixed supply cap of 10B SEI tokens, and you're looking at something unprecedented. At these block times, the throughput potential becomes genuinely transformative. We're talking about infrastructure that doesn't compromise between decentralization and performance—it scales both.
This is what next-gen bl

Web3 development is becoming more accessible than ever. Instead of requiring deep Solidity expertise or wrestling with contract boilerplate code, developers can now simply articulate their requirements in natural language. AI-powered tools automatically transform these descriptions into production-ready smart contract logic, complete with proper flows, security structures, and deployment-ready code.
This shift fundamentally changes the barrier to entry—you no longer need to be a blockchain wizard to build meaningful onchain applications. It's a game-changer for anyone looking to ship Web3 proj

Not all public blockchains can meet the requirements of government-level applications.
Currently, most Layer 2 solutions focus on throughput, but the technical complexity is often overlooked. Some new L2 solutions have chosen a different path—directly addressing the complexity issue.
From an architectural perspective, these solutions have several distinctive features:
First is the security guarantee provided by the Ethereum settlement layer, which is fundamental. Second is the introduction of ZK Rollup technology combined with native L3 compliance mechanisms, making cross-layer interactions mo

Developed a political donation data tracking tool that supports multi-dimensional filtering—flexible queries based on recipient, amount, donor, and other criteria. Currently, Minnesota data has been imported, and historical data from other states is being gradually integrated. Plans include adding a visualization layer to display abnormal patterns in fund flow using a spider web-style relationship map. This network structure can intuitively reveal suspicious connections and irregular movements within the funding chain—similar to on-chain wallet tracking logic, but applied to the political fund

I feel that the future will enter a truly creative era. Humanity will focus on imagination and innovation, leaving repetitive, tedious, and computation-heavy tasks to AI and machines. This division of labor will allow creative workers to devote more energy to core innovation—whether it’s product design, content creation, or strategic planning—while technical solutions handle optimization and implementation at the execution level. This trend has already begun to emerge in fields like Web3, AI applications, and digital content, indicating that this is not a fantasy but a reality accelerating in

2026 is just around the corner. Every time this year approaches, I want to ask everyone: what are your thoughts for the new year? Happy New Year in advance.
Back to the tech circle, I've been thinking about a question recently: does the future of AI really depend on verification mechanisms rather than mere trust? The black-box AI approach is hard to pass regulatory scrutiny, and just shouting "trust me" is definitely not a long-term solution.
Some projects are currently filling this gap:
- The combination of DSperse and JSTprove can run efficient zkML under real load
- The gradual maturity of

Most people sleep on what Arbitrum has actually built. You're looking at a modular ecosystem where Orbit lets teams spin up sovereign L2 chains, while Stylus opens up the performance ceiling with multiple VMs in a single rollup.
The numbers speak for themselves—execution costs drop by 10-50x compared to mainnet, finality hits subsecond speeds, and you're not sacrificing security because the entire stack still settles to Ethereum and inherits its cryptographic guarantees.
It's not just incremental improvement. It's infrastructure that fundamentally changes what's economically feasible to build

Blockchain is about putting all transaction records on display—transfer addresses, amounts are clear at a glance, and anyone can verify them. This indeed helps with consensus security. The problem is: this complete transparency is a double-edged sword. Malicious actors can trace back through the transaction chain to infer your personal privacy information or even figure out your asset movements. This directly hampers the implementation of many sensitive scenarios on Web3, such as medical databases needing to protect patient privacy, AI model training involving intellectual property, and voting

Recently, I have been paying attention to the developments of projects combining AI and encryption, and I have looked into many new innovative technical solutions. One project has come up with a new approach in the field of zero-knowledge machine learning — jumping directly from theoretical verification to practical application, which shows real capability.
The most eye-catching aspect on the technical level is the combination of two components. One is DSperse slicing technology, which simply means breaking down those massive ML computation tasks into smaller parts that can be processed in par

Hey privacy tech enthusiasts! Just got back into exploring the latest developments in encryption and privacy solutions across the Web3 space. What are the major updates I should know about? Happy to dive into the current trends and innovations in this area with the community.

AI automation has become a standard in enterprise operations, from process optimization to task execution, with efficiency improvements being obvious. But there is a hidden risk behind this—most systems only focus on doing the work and stop after delivering results. They can execute instructions without issues, but why they do so and what their decision logic is remains a complete blind spot.
This is the real problem. Enterprises cannot trace the basis of AI's judgments, making risk management merely a formality.
Therefore, the next round of enterprise software competition will undergo a funda