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Why is it difficult for Babylon's LST to replicate the success of Eigen's LST?

Babylon's LST is unlikely to be an Alpha, and it is also difficult to replicate the hype of Eigen LST.

Does Ethena portend an advantage for Symbiotic over Eigen?

If “re-staking anything” becomes the new trend, LRT providers will surely not miss it.

The Layer2 ecosystem is developing rapidly? Learn about the mainstream Layer2 projects in one article

The L2 ecosystem is developing rapidly. What are the L2 technologies and mainstream projects? What are the challenges and improvement measures?

Com2uS Group participates in the launch of Oasys Layer 2 “XPLA Verse”

XPLA, the Web3 gaming ecosystem in which Com2uS Group participates, has officially launched its own Layer 2 blockchain. XPLA Verse acts as L2 on the Oasys gaming-specific blockchain.

OKX Launches ZK Layer 2 Network X Layer on Public Mainnet

OKX Launches X Layer (formerly X1): ZK Layer 2 network on mainnet promises EVM compatibility, low fees. Integrated with popular wallets, transactions in OKB. Aims for global adoption, connects with Polygon ecosystem. Competes with Coinbase, Kraken in L2 space.

OKX launches X Layer public mainnet to bring 50 million users onto the chain

X Layer is an Ethereum Layer2 network based on ZK technology. It is built through Polygon CDK and uses AggLayer to achieve shared status and liquidity among multiple chains, combining innovation and security.

The Differences Between Ethereum Layer2 and Bitcoin Layer2 Bull Market Engines

Obviously, we are still in the first half of the bull market, and the stories of the mid- and second-half of the bull market are still in the making.

Re-staking track based on Eigen Layer (2)

I tend to look at its development from a more practical point of view, and participate in this ecology appropriately within the risk range I can bear.

Ethereum Consensus Layer Call #99 Writeup

On December 1, 2022, Ethereum developers gathered for their 99th Consensus Layer (CL) call.

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