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This article analyzes how technologies such as Nitro WASM, Stylus, BoLD, and Orbit meet the demands for millisecond-level response, institutional compliance, and high-frequency trading, and compares them with the general roadmap of Coinbase Base.

Will Arbitrum (ARB) break out of its prolonged consolidation phase in 2025? This article delivers an in-depth analysis of the latest ecosystem upgrades, market trends, and on-chain data to provide a thorough outlook on Arbitrum’s 2025 price forecasts and investment strategies—empowering you to capture the next bull market opportunity.

Frame is a cutting-edge NFT platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that offers a unique set of features, including fast transaction speeds, low fees, and EVM compatibility.

The article delves into the motivations behind Arbitrum Stylus, its implementation details, and its impact on the Web3 space.

Discover how Termina enhances the scalability and efficiency of the Solana blockchain with innovative solutions like the SVM Cloud and Solana Stacks. Explore Termina’s pivotal role in addressing the growing demand for Solana blockspace

Caldera is a blockchain infrastructure company offering Rollup-as-a-Service on Ethereum, providing developers with the tools to deploy high-performance Layer 2 and Layer 3 Rollups. By leveraging industry-standard Rollup Stacks, Caldera simplifies blockchain development, reduces operation costs, and allows teams to focus on building their applications.

Camelot is an ecosystem-centered, community-driven DEX (Decentralized Exchange) and Launchpad built on Arbitrum. It's an efficient and customizable protocol, allowing builders and users to harness bespoke infrastructure for deep, sustainable, and highly adaptive liquidity.

This article introduces native DEX projects within the Monad ecosystem, such as Kuru, Composite, and Zaros, which leverage Monad's high throughput and low latency to enhance capital efficiency, pricing accuracy, and user engagement while providing decentralized security and a superior user experience.

Plume Network is a modular Layer 2 (L2) blockchain solution designed to tokenize real assets (RWA). Plume Network is currently deployed on the Sepolia test network of Ethereum and has not issued coins yet. However, by participating in test network activities, users have the opportunity to receive airdrops. The article highlights the ERC 3643 standard adopted by Plume, which meets the regulatory requirements of the RWA market with a built-in decentralized identity system (ONCHAINID). In addition, Plume Network has significantly reduced operating costs by partnering with Celestia, which is expected to reduce gas fees by 99.9%, thereby providing lower-cost deployment and interaction for RWA and DeFi projects. The article also provides steps on how to participate in the Plume testnet, as well as introductions to the professional backgrounds of team members.

This article summarizes the Arbitrum Layer3 ecosystem.

The article contends that Layer3 protocols are built on top of Layer2 to provide enhanced scalability, allowing developers to create, application-specific blockchains based on their needs.

With the final date for Ethereum’s Shanghai Upgrade set for April 12, 2023, the transaction speed on the Ethereum network will once again be increased, transaction fees will be reduced, and staking with a flexible unlocking method after the upgrade will bring long-term benefits to stakers. Layer 2, as a scaling solution for Ethereum, may once again come into the spotlight with the upgrade, along with various opportunities emerging in the Layer 2 sector. As the leading project of the Layer 2 optimistic rollup solution, Arbitrum airdropped its governance token ARB on March 23, 2023, signaling a massive leap towards greater decentralization. Let's explore how Arbitrum uses rollups to make waves in Layer 2.

Router is a Layer 1 secure, scalable, modular, and composable framework for cross-chain interoperability protocols, allowing Dapps to be accessed from multiple chains.

Galxe decided to build its own Layer 1 blockchain platform, Gravity, while Render chose to migrate its token from Ethereum’s RNDR to Solana, renaming it to RENDER. Despite these changes, the two have significant differences in their strategies and implementation methods. Galxe’s rebranding involves not only a technological breakthrough but also an enhancement of ecosystem control and user experience. In contrast, Render Network's rebranding combines token migration with a brand refresh, leveraging Solana's high performance and low latency to improve the efficiency of its rendering services and user experience.

SVM is the "virtual computer" used on the Solana blockchain to run smart contracts and handle transactions. Unlike Ethereum's Virtual Machine (EVM), SVM uses parallel processing. Thanks to its built-in Sealevel engine, SVM can process thousands of transactions simultaneously, rather than sequentially like EVM, significantly speeding up transaction processing and improving network scalability. Moreover, SVM is developed using Rust, a language known for its performance, security, and ability to handle concurrent tasks, giving Solana a technical advantage when managing high loads.