This article compiles the new protocols and noteworthy technological routes that have been propelling the Bitcoin ecosystem since 2023.

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

This article summarizes the phase-wise perspectives on topics such as the standards for inscription assets and high-quality assets, the value proposition and business innovation of BRC20 assets, and the mechanism and driving forces behind the surge in inscription assets.

This article delves into the Bitcoin-derived RGB Protocol, covering its principles, advantages, and ecosystem.

This article analyzes the value creation and capture mechanisms of community tokens and discusses how they capture and create value. It also defines the characteristics of a healthy tokenized community.

This article explains how the Frax protocol builds a DeFi full-stack protocol centered around stablecoins.

This article explains various stablecoins based on U.S. Treasuries, including the advantages of fixed-income tokens and specific implementation methods of well-known projects such as DAI, USDM, stEUR, FRAX. It also highlights risks related to maturity mismatch, yield decline, and liquidity.

This article analyzes the significance, challenges and representative projects of flatcoins.

This article explores blockchain-agnostic protocols, introducing their main benefits and how they work.

This article summarizes some major unresolved issues in the cryptocurrency field, including superchains, LST, Solana, etc., and shares personal perspectives.

This article uses statistical data to analyze the relationship between Github activity and market performance during four crypto bull and bear cycles.

This article reviews the definition and significance of coprocessors, and how to use the Bonsai ZK coprocessor architecture to expand applications.

This article introduces a new concept called "Wedge," suggesting that successful projects often start from modest ideas, but the "adjacent possibilities" allow them to discover and assimilate new markets during their development.

Despite web3’s groundbreaking potential and its achievements so far, security and privacy are thus two key challenges it must overcome to succeed fully. While promising work is already underway to this end, web3’s fundamental tenets — decentralization, trustlessness, and user autonomy — don’t sit well with the current privacy/security landscape. There’s a need for novel methods to address web3’s privacy challenges. Thankfully, the web3 ecosystem itself unlocks the tools necessary to make robust yet user-centric privacy systems a reality.

The purpose of this article is to explain the importance of the development of organizational models in the economy, and the new driving force that self-organization (SO-DAO) brings to the social economy.