Ethereum

Blast, an innovative Layer 2 solution powered by Blur, is designed to make the Ethereum network more efficient and cost-effective. By utilizing Optimistic Rollup technology, Blast emphasizes empowering ETH and stablecoins with native yield-generation capabilities to combat asset depreciation. The project is led by Blur founder Pacman and has attracted a $20 million investment. With a vision beyond serving Blur, Blast supports various Dapps, including DeFi and NFT applications, aiming to provide passive interest-bearing opportunities for funds in Layer 2 accounts.

This article discuss how to use encryption methods to prevent transaction information from being used by MEV.

Rollup inherits "Ethereum security" or "trust minimization," essentially meaning that on Rollup, confirmation rules with the same security as Ethereum's confirmation rules can be utilized. This article introduces confirmation rules and emphasizes finality.

This article outlines the fundamentals, market positioning, risks, and potential factors that may impact the future token price of the Neutron protocol in the Cosmos ecosystem.

This article explores some existing challenges (and progress) in the state of Ethereum light clients while emphasizing the importance of achieving trustlessness without compromising user experience.

This is a simple, step-by-step guide on how to switch your network in MetaMask.

Vitalik has proposed some optimizations for the current Ethereum staking mechanism, providing a reference path for further reducing centralization and consensus load on Ethereum.

The f(x) project contributes a structured product similar to financial tranches to Ethereum's DeFi ecosystem through the application of several simple mathematical equations.

The article explains and introduces the on-chain Rollup transaction process and sequencer, followed by a discussion of the economic and business aspects, and the potential centralization effects of the sequencer.

This article explores the current fee mechanism of Solana, formalizes the design space for the fee mechanism, and analyzes some proposed changes to the Solana fee mechanism.

This article outlines the trade-offs between Rollup and integration, L1 and L2, and application-specific chains and general-purpose chains.

This article reviews the development path of Ethereum’s Rollup, focusing on the key concepts and developments that guide Ethereum’s scaling efforts toward a Rollup-centric roadmap.

Nostra Finance, built on StarkNet, is a native lending protocol. Its lending market, Nostra Lend, has officially launched. Future plans include introducing the order book trading market Nostra Swap and the over-collateralized stablecoin UNO.

This article discusses Maximum Extractable Value (MEV), which refers to the maximum value that can be extracted from block production beyond the standard block reward and gas fees by manipulating transactions within the block.

This article interprets Based Rollup, including basic concepts, advantages, and disadvantages. It suggests that Based Rollup achieves interoperability across Rollups by inheriting the activity and decentralization of L1 to L2.