DeFi

Pendle is the DeFi protocol that enables users to trade the future yields of tokenized assets. By splitting yield-bearing tokens into their principal and yield components, Pendle allows for separate trading of these elements. Let’s explore the top DeFi projects leveraging Pendle pools.

To support the mass adoption of Web3 and strengthen connections with real-world social interactions, UXLink has proposed a method that combines real-world social networks with blockchain technology, offering open social relationship computation and recommendation services.

Discover everything about Forta Network, the Web3 security watchtower. Learn about $FORT tokenomics, subscription plans, developer earnings, and investment potential.

Brett is a meme coin on the Base Chain, inspired by the character of the same name from the Matt Furie “Boys Club” comic series. This cryptocurrency is driving excitement with strategic partnerships and social impact.

Click to discover how Sendit heralds a new era in seamless blockchain use.

This article delves into ZetaChain's cross-chain mechanisms, compares it with other projects, and explores its tokenomics potential, highlighting its possibly underestimated value in the realm of chain abstraction.

Many projects dubbed "Ethereum killers" have failed in their challenge, but can Solana succeed? Let's take a closer look at the birth and rise of Solana, along with the latest developments in its ecosystem, to see if there are any clues.

DeFi lending protocols must balance liquidity and security. While pool-to-pool models offer high liquidity, they suffer from low capital efficiency. On the other hand, peer-to-peer models, though capital-efficient, often lack sufficient liquidity. Morpho introduces a new solution by combining both models.

Discover how Squads Labs is transforming the on-chain economy with innovative tools for secure digital asset management and business operations. Learn about their mission, products, team, and investor support as they drive the future of on-chain economic activity.

Layer3 connects users and project parties through project aggregation, where users earn incentives through tasks, and projects gain traffic. The team recently launched the native token L3 and introduced a new economic model, using a three-tier layered staking model and dual burning mechanism to offer more incentives to users, creating a positive flywheel effect.

The DeFi narrative is showing some noteworthy new changes. Whether it's the new moves from established giants like Aave and Compound or the developments in emerging DeFi ecosystems like Solana, there are some interesting variables emerging.

Leading liquidity re-staking platform Kelp DAO has introduced its latest product, Gain powered by Kelp. This innovative solution lowers the barriers to participating in various L2 and DeFi projects, offering users enhanced opportunities to capture potential market returns through self-custody, simplified operations, and intelligent management, ultimately helping users maximize their diversified earnings.

Particle Network is a modular L1 built on the Cosmos SDK, designed to serve as a coordination and settlement layer for cross-chain transactions within a high-performance EVM-compatible execution environment. Its ultimate goal is to unify all on-chain users at the account level, facilitating seamless cross-chain interactions through a single balance and account across L1, L2, or L3, and allowing anyone to easily pay gas fees with any token of their choice.

Galxe decided to build its own Layer 1 blockchain platform, Gravity, while Render chose to migrate its token from Ethereum’s RNDR to Solana, renaming it to RENDER. Despite these changes, the two have significant differences in their strategies and implementation methods. Galxe’s rebranding involves not only a technological breakthrough but also an enhancement of ecosystem control and user experience. In contrast, Render Network's rebranding combines token migration with a brand refresh, leveraging Solana's high performance and low latency to improve the efficiency of its rendering services and user experience.

Compared to centralized exchanges, many decentralized exchanges (DEXs) have complex user interfaces and cumbersome operation processes. For users without a technical background, using a DEX may present a higher barrier. Existing limitations include performance bottlenecks, cost and scalability issues, fragmented liquidity, and suboptimal user experience. From a technical perspective, the Vessel protocol can be seen as a state machine consisting of user states (accounts, orders, balances, etc.) and system states (timestamps, price oracles, etc.). Through the cooperation of three components—sorter, prover, and smart contracts—these tasks are carried out sequentially. The ZK system also supports cross-chain operations, making asset transfers and transactions between different blockchain networks more secure and efficient.