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The Sei network is a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain built on Cosmos and dedicated to DeFi. It offers a decentralized trading platform through its built-in Central Limit Order Book (CLOB), which allows users to trade directly without intermediaries. Sei is designed to maximize transaction speed and minimize fees, making it an ideal environment for decentralized exchanges (DEX). The Sei v2 upgrade introduces parallel EVM, improving performance and user experience, with up to 20,000 transactions per second (TPS) and a confirmation time of about 390 milliseconds. The Sei ecosystem continues to grow, attracting support from industry leaders like Multicoin Capital and Coinbase Ventures. Sei's tokenomics includes a total supply of 10 billion SEI tokens, most of which are allocated to the community and projects to encourage participation and development. Sei aims to become the decentralized Nasdaq, providing a strong infrastructure for DeFi applications.

A comprehensive outlook on the upcoming Ethereum Pectra upgrade: a detailed overview of the technological improvements and optimizations included in the upgrade.

This article provides an in-depth analysis comparing Sui and Solana across various aspects, including on-chain data, social media influence, market trends, capital backing, and market performance. It explores through multiple data comparisons whether Sui can become the next Solana, and it also examines their performances in 2021 and the current market environment.

Reviewing Tether's ten-year history, discussing its impact on the stablecoin market and its future important role in global finance.

This article explores how blockchain protocols achieve value accumulation through transaction fees, MEV, and token issuance, as well as the trade-offs between incentivizing validators and maintaining protocol security.

This article discusses the concept of finality in blockchain, analyzing how different blockchain systems achieve finality, along with the underlying principles and challenges involved.

This article reviews various new token issuance methods that emerged during the 2023-2024 cycle, including points, public and private sales, KOL round financing, Bitcoin runes, TON play-to-earn games, memecoins, and community/social tokens. It also provides a brief analysis of their respective developments and trends.

This article analyzes the legal risks and operational challenges of Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization projects through case studies. It points out that even with real assets backing them, RWA projects may still face the risk of failure due to market uncertainty and operational issues. The author offers practical advice on how to avoid legal risks in the RWA sector, including avoiding short-term behaviors, ensuring the separation of funds, and focusing on actual operations.

We have many precedents and inspirations to understand moats in traditional markets, but we lack a corresponding framework to explain the structural differences in crypto applications. This article aims to bridge this gap by gaining an in-depth understanding of the fundamental elements that constitute a sustainable moat and identifying a few applications that can sustainably capture value.

Plume Network is leading a new trend in Real-World Asset Tokenization Finance (RWAfi) through its modular blockchain platform. The article provides an in-depth analysis of Plume's technical architecture, including the Plume Arc tokenization engine, smart wallets, and the Data Highway real-time data feed system. It explains how these features assist institutions and investors in easily managing RWAs, while also exploring the significance of RWAfi and how Plume's innovative technology is shaping the future development of the financial sector.

A new framework called based rollups is gaining attention as a new approach for scaling rollups. Read on to learn what based rollups are, how they work, and how they compare to other types of rollups.

This article reviews the development of DeFi, analyzes the key drivers behind the DeFi Summer, explores current trends in DeFi regarding technology, user adoption, institutional participation, and macroeconomic policies, and discusses how these factors may signal the resurgence of DeFi.

The best five wallets compatible with the Zksync network are the Zksync lite wallet, Clave, Argent X, MetaMask, and Trust wallet.

MEV-Boost heavily relies on centralized participants like relays. Paradigm has proposed an alternative architecture that enables direct, privacy-preserving communication between builders and proposers. This is based on a novel, non-interactive form of "silent" threshold encryption, which can utilize the existing BLS keys of validators.

This article introduces the Interwoven stack of Initia, which aims to support a modular blockchain ecosystem, particularly enhancing scalability and sovereignty through Optimistic Rollups. Initia provides an L1 platform that collaborates with multiple Minitias, these application-specific rollups can independently manage execution environments, control transaction ordering, and optimize gas fees. Through the OPHost and OPChild modules, as well as OPinit Bots, seamless interaction between L1 and L2 is achieved, ensuring security, flexibility, and efficient asset transfer.