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This article covers the main changes proposed by six EIPs for the Cancun upgrade, including EIP-1153, EIP-4788, EIP-4844, EIP-5656, EIP-6780, and EIP-7516. EIP-4844, the focus of this upgrade, aims to enhance Ethereum's scalability, reducing transaction costs and increasing transaction speeds for Layer 2 solutions. The Cancun upgrade has been successfully tested on the Ethereum Goerli, Sepolia, and Holesky testnets on January 17th, January 30th, and February 7th, respectively, with activation planned for March 13th on the Ethereum mainnet.

GoPlus is an innovative browser security plugin designed to protect Web3 users from phishing attacks, high-risk contracts, and blacklisted addresses. It integrates five core features, including wallet security checks, real-time transaction monitoring, customizable security policies, 24/7 AI Bot support, and personalized security alerts. GoPlus provides users with a comprehensive on-chain security solution.

This article details the current status of tax practices in major global crypto markets, including crypto asset tax policies and regulations in the United States, Europe, Africa, Latin America, and Asia. It analyzes the types of taxes, tax rates, and taxable entities related to cryptocurrency assets across these regions, and explores the varying treatments of cryptocurrencies as "property" or "assets" in different countries.

This article analyzes the lending mechanisms and architectural designs of different protocols, and also examines the strengths and weaknesses of various approaches, as well as the challenges faced by the industry.

This article primarily introduces Eclipse's canonical bridge and anti-fraud design, as well as the upcoming release of a monorepo that will contain the canonical bridge smart contracts, relayers, and Docker containers for running local development test networks. Eclipse is Ethereum's fastest Layer 2, powered by the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM). Eclipse combines the best parts of a modular stack: Ethereum as the settlement layer for our cherished verification bridge, Celestia as the data availability layer, RISC Zero for generating our zero-knowledge fraud proofs, and Solana's SVM as the execution environment.

This article explores the use of UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) and the impact of signature size on transaction fees.

ETH Layer2 uses Rollups to package hundreds of transactions into one submission to the Ethereum mainnet, thereby the transaction fees will be divided to all Rollup users, reducing fees per user. Transaction data in the Rollups is submitted to Layer1, but executions are carried out independently by the Rollups. By submitting transaction data to Layer1, Rollups can inherit the security of Ethereum because once the data is uploaded to Layer1, rolling back Rollups transactions requires the data to be rolled back on Layer1.

There are two practical challenges when constructing a proof system based on binary fields: First, the field size used for trace representation in STARKs should be larger than the degree of the polynomial. Second, the field size used for the Merkle tree commitment in STARKs must be greater than the size after Reed-Solomon encoding extension. Binius is an innovative solution to address these two problems by representing the same data in two different ways.

This paper explores the diversity and application scenarios of DeFi leverage through dYdX V4, analyzes code level vulnerabilities, and puts forward the key security points of the leverage protocol.

De.Fi is an advanced tool for personalized DeFi management, including risk analysis, historical PnL tracking, and LP/vault security assessments.

Below, we explore why Web2 agents can benefit from a Web3 upgrade, how Automate and DeFAI enable that transformation, and whatthe future of AI-driven financial automation looks like—across use cases from everyday business transactions to sophisticated treasury management.

Governance is a method of achieving decentralization through blockchain technology, using smart contracts and tokens held by governance participants to drive decision-making, operations, and protocol development. This article provides a comparative analysis of the governance mechanisms used by Optimism and other Layer 2 networks, such as Arbitrum, Starknet, and ZKsync.

Blockchain is fundamentally an extension of payment scenarios. Stablecoins play a crucial role not only in the cryptocurrency market but also in global payments and cross-border settlements. The introduction of the Taproot Assets protocol suggests a vast potential for stablecoins in high-frequency, low-value payment scenarios and indicates the possibility of widespread adoption of stablecoins as a regular means of payment.

Civic is an identity verification platform that allows users to securely manage and share personal information, with CVC tokens powering access.

This article examines Sui’s object-centric data storage model, its implications for transaction processing, and its potential.