1. The evolution of Ethereum: unlimited potential of Layer 2 expansion and one-click multi-chain

When transferring assets across chains, each blockchain has a unique architecture, consensus mechanism, state proof, and state transition, lacking unified standards and interoperability, resulting in complex cross-chain communication and data exchange. These verification processes are often too expensive to perform on-chain. This limitation has led to a surge in multi-signature committees to verify the status of other chains. As a result, there is no universal decentralized standard or protocol that can achieve interoperability between all blockchains, limiting the free flow of assets between different blockchains. Click to read

2. Goodbye BTC, hello AI: Crypto mining companies turn to AI

Right in the heart of West Texas, just off Interstate 20, is a town of 125,000 people called Abilene. Once a stop on the cross-border cattle tracks of the American West, this small frontier village is now entering the booming artificial intelligence industry.

3. US election: a continuing meme theme in 2024? (2)

Since the attack, Trump's chances of winning have further increased, and the US election theme meme has turned into a Trump-themed meme. The relevant tokens all rose to varying degrees on the day of the attack, and the incident also spawned more memes. This article will update the recent situation and price performance of the main Trump-themed tokens. Click to read

4. Ethereum ETF is about to be approved. Is now a good time to buy ETH?

The highly anticipated spot Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded fund (ETF) could launch as early as July 23, according to industry experts. Similar to the launch of 11 spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs in January this year, the resulting surge in demand may push the price of ETH higher, but the increase may not be as significant as that of Bitcoin, which after the listing of its spot ETF Hit a record high. The scale of this success is likely to have less of an impact on Ethereum than it does on Bitcoin. click to read

5. Bankless: Fundamental analysis of 23 tokens: which ones may attract investors

There is a consensus that the upside to many of the most hyped tokens falling was captured long before VCs signed token warrant deals. This deepening disillusionment, along with multiple tokens being issued at over $10 billion in fully diluted value (FDV), has been the driving force behind this round of memecoin rise. While memecoins are only valuable if they attract attention, at least they don’t have a large number of tokens stashed away to be dumped on the market at a later date. Click to read