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Decrypting Lumoz: How to Build the Technology and Business Strategies for a ZK-Rollup Ecosystem
Decrypting Lumoz: How to Build the Technology and Business Strategies for a ZK-Rollup Ecosystem

This article will analyze Lumoz's ecosystem development strategy and business competition strategy to explore how new players should enter the ZK-Rollup ecosystem track in the right way.

GO2MARS的WEB3研究·2025/10/29 17:43
Vitalik on Ethereum's Possible Futures (VI): The Splurge
Vitalik on Ethereum's Possible Futures (VI): The Splurge

In the design of the Ethereum protocol, about half of the content involves various types of EVM improvements, while the remaining part consists of a variety of niche topics. This is what "prosperity" means.

Vitalik Buterin·2025/10/29 17:26
The New Cycle and Old Rules of Crypto VC
The New Cycle and Old Rules of Crypto VC

As mergers and acquisitions and IPOs become mainstream exit strategies, and as LP types diversify and fund cycles lengthen, will crypto VCs—especially those in Asia—see a rebound at the bottom of the new cycle?

链捕手·2025/10/29 17:24
Vitalik's latest research: How must LSDFi protocols and liquidity change to enhance decentralization and reduce consensus overload?
Vitalik's latest research: How must LSDFi protocols and liquidity change to enhance decentralization and reduce consensus overload?

This article will mainly focus on two major issues currently facing LSDFi protocols and liquidity pools: the centralization risk posed by node operators and the unnecessary consensus burden.

Vitalik Buterin·2025/10/29 17:24
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    Analysis: Strange Divergence in US Economic Data Puts the Federal Reserve in a Policy Dilemma
    On November 24, it was reported that the U.S. economy is exhibiting puzzling anomalies, causing unease among policymakers tasked with both curbing inflation and maintaining the labor market. According to data from the Department of Labor, there were job losses in June and August, and the average number of new jobs added in the three months ending in September was only about 62,000. However, worker productivity, a key driver of economic output, has remained high. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which measures the output of all goods and services in the economy, has also stayed strong. This contradictory phenomenon of economic expansion coexisting with a weak labor market presents a dilemma for Federal Reserve policymakers, making it difficult to determine whether the economy needs to be cooled down or stimulated. Economists believe it is still uncertain whether rate cuts can ultimately offset the erosive effects of major policy changes on hiring. Ryan Sweet, Chief U.S. Economist at Oxford Economics, stated, "Fortunately, we have not yet seen large-scale layoffs; otherwise, an expansion without job growth would turn into a recession. The economy can grow without creating a large number of jobs, but only if productivity continues to grow well." An expansion without job growth could quickly evolve into a recession.
  • 01:13
    Data: 19,100 SOL transferred out from a certain exchange, routed through an intermediary, and flowed into Fireblocks Custody
    According to ChainCatcher, Arkham data shows that at 09:03, 19,100 SOL (worth approximately $2.4973 million) were transferred from an exchange to an anonymous address (starting with 5tzFki...). Subsequently, this address transferred the SOL to Fireblocks Custody.
  • 01:13
    Data: An AAVE whale has repurchased AAVE worth $4 million after previously having part of their position liquidated due to a sharp price drop.
    According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN) has monitored that an AAVE whale purchased 24,000 AAVE, worth $4 million. This whale had previously been partially liquidated during a market crash. Data shows that over the past two years, this whale accumulated 284,000 AAVE through cyclical loans, with an average cost of $165. Due to the market downturn, 32,000 AAVE were liquidated at a price of $101, resulting in a loss of $3.22 million. After this repurchase, the whale currently holds 276,000 AAVE, with the average cost remaining at $165.
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