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This article analyzes the impact of stablecoins on the U.S. Treasury market, pointing out that the popularity of stablecoins may unintentionally reinforce the dollar's status as a reserve currency and allow global consumers to hold dollars in a way that is difficult for governments to intervene.

Web3 phishing attacks are a common threat to cryptocurrency users. Their purpose is to steal their crypto assets by inducing users to authorize, sign, or misoperate. In this article, SharkTeam systematically analyzes seven common Web3 phishing techniques, including Permit off-chain signature phishing, Permit2 off-chain signature phishing, eth_sign on-chain blind signature phishing, personal_sign/signTypedData on-chain signature phishing, authorization phishing, and address pollution phishing. As well as phishing methods that use CREATE2 to bypass security detection. The article also introduces the black industry chain of Drainer as a Service (DaaS), and provides five security suggestions to help users identify phishing scams and protect the security of their encrypted assets.

As the adoption of Oasys continues to expand, OAS may become the payment method of choice for well-known Web2 gaming brands in Web3, bringing wider recognition and integration to the crypto economy.

The Taiko project is a Layer 2 solution leveraging zkEVM technology dedicated to extending the functionality of Ethereum through the decentralized Ethereum equivalent of zkRollup. It allows developers and users to seamlessly extend Ethereum without changing existing decentralized applications (dApps). Key features of Taiko include fully EVM-compatible zkEVM Type 1, open source code, complete decentralization, and transaction sequencing by Ethereum validators. The Taiko protocol ensures transaction correctness and network security through smart contracts and decentralized verification. Additionally, Taiko includes innovations based on Contestable Rollups (BCR) and Booster-Based Rollups (BBR), as well as TKO tokens for validator rewards, transaction fees, and network governance.

Re-staking is emerging as a technology gaining attention inside and outside the industry, allowing ETH already staked on the Ethereum mainnet to be reused to support the security of other projects. This method enables users to earn returns from their original staking while also increasing potential rewards by supporting more projects. EigenLayer's staking mechanism is significantly different from the Ethereum mainnet's PoS staking. This article analyzes the EigenLayer staking mechanism, the possible rewards, and the potential risks.

This article delves into the rapid growth of Web3 games Notcoin and Catizen within the TON blockchain ecosystem and their contribution to the surge in TON’s market value. It analyzes Web3 games as a key entry point for mass adoption and the active participation and expansion of major blockchains in the gaming sector. Special attention is given to Ronin and Polygon, which host the majority of activity, and other blockchains like Klaytn, Arbitrum, Immutable, Sui, Starknet, Manta Network, Linea, Saga, Tabi Chain, and Oasys, which are actively developing and offering incentive programs in the Web3 gaming field. The article also highlights partnerships between blockchains and Web2 giants and how they drive the growth of the gaming ecosystem through innovative Web3 games and incentive funds.

Uniswap launched the ERC-7683 standard, aiming to improve cross-chain technology and provide users with one-click cross-chain services. Project parties such as Optimism and Krystal also hope to liberate liquidity and bring more vitality to the chain. ERC-7683 is in the review and discussion stage and is expected to be officially implemented after further refinement and approval. In the near future, Uniswap and AcrossProtocol will hold an exchange meeting to introduce the practical application and more details of the ERC-7683 standard.

Ramblings and insights on how and why memecoins offer fairer launches compared to VC-backed governance tokens and TradFi — Lessons for founders. Our goal is neither to defend nor to diminish memecoins (or governance tokens); it’s simply to advocate for fairer token launches.

Exploring the field of SocialFi, this article provides an in-depth analysis of projects such as Farcaster, FriendTech, UXLINK and CyberConnect, revealing the combination of social networks and asset issuance. By comparing the number of active users and the market value of core assets, we found that UXLINK performed outstandingly in social network expansion, while FriendTech attracted users with its innovative asset issuance mechanism. The article also explores how to embed transactional behavior into social networks and how to position North Star indicators to optimize product design.

This article provides a comprehensive analysis and in-depth technical discussion. It not only explains how constraint mechanisms work but also explores the innovative applications they might bring and their long-term impact on the Bitcoin network and the broader blockchain ecosystem. Additionally, the article discusses the challenges faced in implementing these technologies and the considerations of the community, offering readers a holistic view to understand the ongoing technical innovations and discussions within the Bitcoin network.

Whether in real life or within the blockchain industry, the risk of scams is ever-present. To verify the security of projects and the legitimacy of tokens, this article introduces eight methods for checking and identifying relatively safe projects. These methods also help traders effectively avoid scams.

CARV Protocol is a modular data layer used to facilitate data exchange and value distribution in the gaming and AI fields. Through the end-to-end data flow process and modular design, five modules are used to carry out processes such as data verification, identity authentication, storage, processing, model training and value distribution. Through the CARV protocol, the ownership, control and verification rights of data are returned to the users again, and the data can be tokenized to obtain revenue, ensuring that the above rights are in the hands of individuals, changing the long-term use and sharing of data.

This article lists seven signals to determine the end of a bull market, including a decline in trading volume and increased market volatility. It also discusses the definitions of bull and bear markets and their potential benefits, such as wealth creation during a bull market and buying opportunities during a bear market.

The report delves into the characteristics of South Korea’s cryptocurrency community and the trends to watch in 2023. The report notes that communities play a key role in the success of cryptocurrency projects, especially when it comes to decentralized governance. The South Korean market’s high interest in cryptocurrencies, especially compared to stock investments, and the Upbit exchange’s leading position in global trading volume are analyzed. Cryptocurrency community platforms in South Korea, including Telegram, KakaoTalk, Coinpan, DCInside, X (Twitter), Discord, and Naver Cafe, are studied and their characteristics and user behaviors are discussed. In addition, Google Trend data was analyzed to explore the Korean community’s interest in keywords such as Bitcoin, NFT, airdrops, and Ethereum. The report also covers hot topics in the Korean community in different months, as well as information sources and influence analysis of Telegram channels.