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Post-match reflections on the exhibition match, sent late. I basically didn't play ranked before, but I wanted to experience the atmosphere of this event, so I participated in the exhibition match. Before the match, everyone still didn't have much confidence. Finally achieved the team's first victory 😂 This event is indeed fun. To be honest, seeing the competition situation, I vaguely feel that there is still a chance for gaming in this track to rise. The venue is also fully seated.

The article introduces the launch of the Runes protocol and its advantages compared to BRC-20, the current resurgence of rune popularity, and an analysis of the DOG project. The Runes protocol improves the usage of the Bitcoin network through an efficient UTXO model, which helps to drop congestion. As the leader in the rune space, DOG has good market performance and dissemination, but its chip structure is relatively scattered, and future development still needs to accumulate.

Comparison and Analysis of PoS Public Chain Projects: ETH2.0, Tezos, and Cosmos In 2020, the issuance of PoS public chains became one of the hottest topics in the market. This article will analyze and compare the three major star PoS projects: ETH2.0, Tezos, and Cosmos, based on on-chain data, to examine the wallet addresses and the amount of tokens held in these three networks according to current data. ETH2.0 is a major upgrade that Ethereum is about to undergo, transitioning from PoW to PoS mining mode. This means that the issuance rate of ETH will decrease from nearly 10% to less than 2%, lower than the inflation rate of traditional currencies, proving the scarcity of ETH. Tezos is a high-performance underlying public chain that benchmarks Ethereum, with the highlight being its self-amending feature. XTZ token holders can either stake to become nodes themselves or delegate their tokens to "bakers" to participate in governance indirectly. Cosmo

Essentially yeah. Helps users size in with a risk profile. AI analyzes setup, spits out entry/exit points, executes on hl Built for people to visually trade or kol's to flex their accuracy with leaderboard for pnl and measuring deviation of actual PA vs drawn line.

Challenges of Security in Cross-Chain Protocols and the Limitations of LayerZero In the Web3 ecosystem, the importance of cross-chain protocols is increasingly prominent. However, recent security incidents have indicated that these protocols pose potential significant risks. In fact, the losses caused by cross-chain protocols rank first among various blockchain security incidents, and their importance even exceeds that of Ethereum's scaling solutions. Some cross-chain protocols adopt a seemingly simple design, but that does not mean they are excellent or secure solutions. Taking a well-known cross-chain protocol as an example, its architecture, although simple, has obvious security risks. The basic architecture of the protocol is: the communication between Chain A and Chain B is executed by the Relayer, while the Oracle is responsible for supervising the Relayer. This design, while avoiding the complex process of requiring a third chain to achieve consensus, is for users.