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Lumoz is one of the leading projects in the emerging "RaaS" (Rollup as a Service) sector. It not only enhances the large-scale deployment of zkEVM application chains but also empowers developers to create multiple chains with a single click. By advancing ZK-Rollup development and providing computational support, Lumoz is driving the evolution of blockchain technology.

This article explores how Lumoz addresses the challenges of ZK-Rollup technology and market incompatibility by offering standardized ZK-Rollup solutions, a modular computing platform, and optimized ZKP computation mechanisms.

Node sales have emerged as a popular fundraising mechanism due to their flexibility and appeal to both project developers and investors. This novel token distribution model offers benefits to all parties involved, making it an increasingly attractive choice in the current market. Lumoz, a project dedicated to providing cutting-edge zero-knowledge proof services, is leveraging node sales to support the growth of Rollup networks and deliver powerful computing capabilities for emerging technologies like artificial intelligence. By addressing the high computational costs prevalent in the zero-knowledge computing domain, Lumoz's network utilizes its extensive expertise in ZKP to significantly enhance computational efficiency. This innovative approach tackles the high-cost, low-efficiency challenges faced by Rollup projects and lowers the barriers for general users to participate in the zero-knowledge computing market.

This week, Gate Research has curated five noteworthy projects: TonVibe 2024 × TonSociety Hackathon, Blockscout Data Platform, Cytonic Multi-VM Blockchain, Colend Decentralized Lending Protocol, and Lumoz Modular Computing Platform. Each project is analyzed in detail, covering its core features, funding milestones, airdrop mechanisms, reward distribution, and participation steps. This selection aims to equip users with concise yet actionable insights into these promising projects and their potential market opportunities.

Lumoz provides a modular computation layer for ZK Rollup, utilizing a hybrid consensus mechanism of PoS and PoW. The ZK-PoW algorithm network significantly reduces ZKP computation costs while addressing the issue of centralized Provers. It also introduces zkVerifier to validate ZKPs generated by zkProver.

This article explores the integration of artificial intelligence and blockchain technology in the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector and its potential. Through an analysis of smart DeFi protocols such as Fyde Treasury and Mozaic Finance, the article demonstrates the application of AI in fund management and risk assessment. It also discusses the challenges AI faces in DeFi, including decentralization and scalability issues, and introduces zero-knowledge machine learning (zkML) technology, explaining how it helps address the challenges of applying AI in blockchain.

With the rapid penetration of modular blockchains into L2, the maturity of various RaaS tools, and the implementation of the Cancun upgrade, the barrier to entry for building L2s has been significantly lowered, and technology is no longer the main obstacle to constructing Rollups. As a leading ZK-focused RaaS, Lumoz has great potential for success in the near future.

Gate Research Weekly Market Review and Outlook: This week, BTC and ETH entered a consolidation phase, with short positions dominating the market. The "September Sell-off" sentiment has dampened market participants' outlook. Despite this, a few sectors—notably Privacy and Yield Farming—attracted capital inflows. Ethervista demonstrated robust trading volume, while Polygon's token upgrade sparked community interest. Unfortunately, Penpie fell victim to an attack, with the perpetrator exploiting a validation vulnerability to steal crypto assets. Looking ahead, upcoming token unlocks and macroeconomic data releases are poised to shape market trends next week.