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As the first public chain infrastructure that supports Multi-VM architecture, Mango Network breaks the liquidity fragmentation problem between different blockchain networks by integrating cutting-edge technologies such as Move, OPStack, and ZK Rollup.

Learn read explorers like Etherscan and navigate data across these three key data structures, and how to find the tables you'll need to query.

The Shadow Protocol is designed specifically for blockchain developers, data analysts, and researchers. By utilizing shadow fork technology, it creates a virtual simulation environment where users can freely add or modify event logs in smart contracts without incurring high gas fees. Additionally, Shadow has received funding support from several well-known investment institutions and is compatible with multiple major blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base. There are plans to support more networks in the future.

This article covers smart contract programming techniques, including guidelines for reading, writing, and auditing. Understanding the structure and code blocks of smart contracts is the first step to writing them in Solidity or other languages. Given that smart contracts are central to Decentralized Finance (DeFi) and Decentralized Applications (DApps), ensuring their security and flawlessness is crucial, with smart contract audits playing a key role.

LGBT, as a MEME based on the Solana chain, has gained a lot of attention and fans in a short period of time with its relaxed, pleasant, and highly expressive image. However, it faces the common problems of all MEMEs. Whether it can regain vitality and achieve further development after the heat fades and recedes is a debatable question.

This article delves into how voting escrow (ve) mechanisms, meta-incentives, bribery platforms (such as Votium), and emerging protocols (like Turtle Club and Royco) are optimizing capital efficiency and shaping the meta-governance layer of DeFi through innovative mechanisms.

The article will start with the first Account Abstraction (AA) proposal from 2015, systematically organize the main content of the EIP proposals to date, then compare the market feedback following the introduction of EIP-4337, and finally analyze the EIP-7702, which is set to be included in the next Ethereum upgrade.

This article introduces how the Axonum platform integrates AI into Ethereum, enabling native AI model inference within smart contracts through OP Rollup and AI EVM. This has significant implications and potential for the development of decentralized ecosystems.

This article introduces the prominent meme token $BENDOG in the Solana ecosystem, highlighting its popular meme image, the story behind it and Solana's founder, ongoing content creation and community building, as well as its expansion in cross-chain influence and collaborations.

EIP-6963 introduces a new standard aimed at optimizing the discovery and interaction mechanisms of Ethereum browser extension wallets. It seeks to address issues like wallet conflicts, lack of multi-service support, and unintuitive user experiences. Compared to the existing EIP-1193 standard, EIP-6963 introduces window events and a bidirectional communication protocol, allowing dApps to more efficiently recognize and adapt to users' preferred wallets.

This article introduces Berachain, a novel Layer 1 blockchain distinguished by its unique Protocol Owned Liquidity (POL) mechanism. Unlike the previous concept of Protocol Owned Liquidity (PoL), Berachain's POL represents an innovative Proof of Liquidity mechanism. The POL consensus of Berachain incorporates an incentive system within the Proof of Stake (POS) framework, strategically aligning the interests of all network participants, including validators, applications, and users. Through this approach, Berachain has built a network where liquidity and security scale proportionally with network growth.

EIP-7702 Enables Traditional Wallets to Upgrade into Smart Contract Wallets: Technical Breakdown, Security Challenges, and Coinbase’s EIP7702Proxy Proposal

Crypto mining is the process of generating new coins and adding blocks of transactions to the blockchain via a network of computers using a consensus algorithm.

This article uses the Loopring Protocol V3 and Arbitrum as examples, and through technical analysis and case studies, it addresses why Layer 2 needs security design. It also analyzes the decentralized methods of fund entry and exit.

Web3 startups typically utilize cryptographic tokens to establish self-executing ecosystems. Token vesting refers to the gradual release of token supply over a specified period, where early investors and contributors may receive discounted or free tokens. Choosing the right vesting terms is crucial for early investors and contributors, considering factors such as fairness, sustainability, and stability.