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Sologenic (SOLO) is a platform that facilitates the trading of assets on the XRP Ledger.

The SOLO protocol addresses the high participation barriers and liquidity constraints faced by Ethereum independent validators. By supporting the minting of permissionless liquid staking tokens (LSTs), SOLO lowers the entry cost for independent validators to just 1.25 ETH. It allows them to borrow to stake their otherwise illiquid portion effectively. This article details the SOLO protocol’s mechanisms, including minting and burning processes, liquidation and forfeiture handling, funding rate settings, and anti-centralization mechanisms to prevent large validators from gaining excessive control over Ethereum.

This article provides an in-depth study of lottery mining, covering its mechanics, benefits, tools to optimize success rates, and risks such as high energy consumption and the mininal chance of solving a block.

This article mainly introduces the liquid staking structure. This article mainly introduces the liquid staking structure.

This article mainly introduces "asset legos" and asset control, providing a profound interpretation and objective assessment of the hotly contested re-staking race.

This article mainly introduces re-staking. It presents the concept of re-staking by using the use case of re-collateralizing one's validator position and then extends to the re-staking of any asset.

This article introduces how lightweight clients enable IBC to become a universal blockchain interoperability protocol.

As The Merge is completed, Ethereum has finally transitioned from PoW to PoS. Stakers now maintain network security by staking ETH and getting rewards. It is important to choose appropriate methods and service providers before staking. As The Merge is completed, Ethereum has finally transitioned from PoW to PoS. Stakers now maintain network security by staking ETH and getting rewards. It is important to choose appropriate methods and service providers before staking.

Since Vitalik published the seminal work "The Rollup-Centric Ethereum Roadmap" in October 2020, there have been many changes over the past three years.

This article discusses the Ethereum "Merge" and explores the areas for improvement in the technical design of Proof of Stake, as well as the potential ways to achieve these improvements.

This research report presents a comprehensive analysis of institutional token holders' staking behaviors, with a particular focus on the Ethereum ecosystem. Our primary research aims to shed light on the current state of institutional staking, exploring the motivations and hurdles faced by market participants.

This article attempts to dig into the risks EigenLayer has addressed, including potential pitfalls facing EigenLayer services and their operators, as well as the potential for systemic threats to Ethereum as a network.

This article explores the future development trends of blockchain infrastructure.

Gate Research Daily Report: On November 22, the cryptocurrency market demonstrated strong momentum, with BTC rising 4.31% and ETH surging 9.33% in the past 24 hours. The total cryptocurrency market capitalization reached an all-time high of $3.24 trillion. The Fear & Greed Index increased from 82 to 94, indicating the market remains in a state of greed. Ethereum's recent on-chain transaction volume surged to $7.13 billion, marking a yearly high. Progress on Solana's spot ETF approval has been smooth, driving SOL's price up nearly 7%. Stablecoin monthly inflows also hit a record high, potentially fueling Bitcoin's price rally. Additionally, Stripe and USDC entered the Aptos ecosystem, marking a new milestone in cross-chain payments and DeFi.

Ethereum client teams working together to ship the Pectra devnet. Given this greater technical capacity, one important question to be asking is: are we building toward the right goals?