1. Solana Fee Model Interpretation: How is it Different from Ethereum?
Solana's fee model is different from Ethereum, which is why most people on Crypto Twitter felt confused at first. Solana's fees fall into two categories: storage fees and transaction fees. Click to read
2. Bitwise: The Era of Cryptocurrency Gold and Reasons to be Optimistic About Crypto Index Funds
Today, the pace of development in the cryptocurrency field is astonishing. Ideas that seemed absurd a month ago are now between possible and probable. Click to read
3. A series of 6 blogs reviewing Ethereum's roadmap: Why does Vitalik insist on philosophical thinking in technology?
With the conclusion of the Devcon7 conference, the future development direction of the Ethereum ecosystem has once again attracted widespread attention. This inevitably brings to mind the proposal by economists Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok in a recent podcast: Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin should be a strong candidate for the Nobel Prize in Economics. Click to read
4. The Code Country: A Brief History of 'Code is Law'
In the early morning, the fog shrouded San Francisco Bay Area, in the office, the blue light from the screen illuminated the tired face of the developer. His eyes were bloodshot, and his fingers swiftly glided across the keyboard. This was the final check before contract deployment; every semicolon, every boundary condition, could be a matter of life and death. The Telegram channel suddenly erupted. Someone discovered that the project team violated the token unlock promise in the white paper. Click to read
5. Bitcoin and the US Elections: Is Cryptocurrency Reshaping America's Financial Hegemony?
When recording the podcast, Bitcoin was around $90,000. Interestingly, now on Twitter and in the community, almost no one is calling it a 'bubble'; concepts like Satoshi Nakamoto, anti-dollar, anti-government, and reaching the Federal Reserve are also not mentioned; it's as if since the US government, especially the understanding King, expressed support for Bitcoin, everyone has forgotten their initial intentions? Click to read
