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This article first reviews the prehistory of Bitcoin to trace its origins, then explores the important facts related to the current state of the protocol, and finally proposes the future developments of LNP/BP.

The author of this article takes the well-known ZK-Rollup project Aztec as an example, and uses the two recent proposals named B52 and Fernet proposed by Aztec Labs as the starting point to analyze how ZKR can achieve the decentralization of sequencer nodes.

The RGB protocol, like Ethereum, is a Turing-complete smart contract platform based on Bitcoin. This article introduces its ecological project.

The article analyzes how stablecoins gradually erode the profit margins of the traditional payment industry through low fees and high efficiency on-chain settlements, using detailed data and cases.

RGB is a technology that is not limited to crypto. It can be widely used in our non-crypto scenarios. As the protocol becomes more mature, we will see more and more use cases.

FIO Protocol simplifies crypto transactions with human-readable addresses and enhances blockchain interoperability for a seamless user experience.

Discover Goat Network, the first BTC Layer 2 to offer sustainable Bitcoin yield. Learn about its mission, technology, use cases, and how it revolutionizes Bitcoin scalability and security.

Aspecta is an AI-powered blockchain protocol. Its flagship product, Build Key, serves as an early, equitable link between builders and users. It aims to close the gap between traditional listings on centralized and decentralized exchanges (CEX/DEX) and meme-driven assets, offering the market a new approach to issuing high-quality assets.

The Blum Airdrop was launched on June 27, 2025, and users can receive $BLUM tokens based on task points. This article details the airdrop distribution mechanism and operation process.

Bondex is a Web3 professional network designed to connect talent, recruiters, and companies within the decentralized web ecosystem.

The RGB Protocol is a smart contract protocol on Bitcoin’s blockchain that adopts a client-side validation model with off-chain data to execute smart contracts.

This article delves into three potent BTC L2 solutions: RGB, BitVM, and Nostr based on the Lightning Network, showcasing their potential in the evolving Bitcoin ecosystem.

Bitlight Labs has built a series of infrastructure facilities focusing on transactions around the RGB protocol, which are mainly divided into two aspects: from the RGB protocol to the Lightning Network ecosystem, and from BitcoinFi to Lapps. This provides a wealth of products for the entire Bitcoin ecosystem and the RGB protocol ecosystem.

The explosive popularity of Bitcoin inscriptions has ignited interest in inscriptions on popular EVM chains. However, I believe that while the EVM ecosystem inscriptions are merely a spillover effect of Bitcoin's inscriptions, the truly valuable assets will emerge within the Bitcoin ecosystem itself. The renowned Bitcoin smart contract layer, RGB, has introduced its first tradable inscription asset: $RGBS. Issued by the BitRGB platform, users can trade and purchase $RGBS directly on BitRGB. The most valuable assets will always emerge at the forefront of the industry, making BitRGB’s $RGBS an asset worthy of attention and research.

Bitcoin's Layer2 technology is a payment channel network based on Bitcoin, which can achieve fast, low-cost small payments while providing better privacy protection. Bitcoin's usage scenarios and value have been enhanced through the development of Layer2 solutions and decentralized financial ecology. Currently, hundreds of decentralized applications are built on the Bitcoin second-layer network, including Lightning Network, Liquid Network, RSK and Stacks, etc. Investors need to consider technical risks fully, user acceptance and education costs, and adopt risk management and strategic planning to ensure sustainability and long-term returns of their investments.