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There are numerous proof of stake tokens in the crypto industry. Which ones stand out and make the list of the nine best tokens in 2024? Why do they stand out? Find out here.

The SonarWatch project is a crypto-tracking dashboard built on Solana’s blockchain to help users track all their digital assets and investments on multiple networks.

The Renzo Protocol is a leading Liquid Restaking Token (LRT) manager in the EigenLayer ecosystem with $3.3B TVL as of 2025. Its ezETH token currently trades at $1,562.57 USD, down from its December 2024 ATH of $4,179.53. Despite facing a major de-pegging event in April 2024, Renzo remains the second-largest liquid restaking protocol, offering high yields while managing associated risks.

Master Bitcoin's new inscription standard with this guide to essential websites. Learn everything you need to know about ORC-20.

Qtum blends Bitcoin's security with Ethereum's smart contract versatility, aiming to offer a blockchain ideal for business and real-world applications

Click to explore how Juggernaut bridges DeFi and NFTs on the Binance Smart Chain.

Orion (ORN) is a platform aiming to aggregate liquidity from multiple exchanges, enabling cross-exchange trading without needing multiple accounts.

Bitcoin is very successful as a protocol for peer-to-peer payments, but the network has scalability limitations. The launch of BitVM, which aims to bring smart contract capabilities to Bitcoin and enable off-chain computation, promises to change the narrative and enhance the blockchain’s capacity.

This article focuses on BounceBit, a promising project in the Bitcoin re-staking arena. It answers three key questions: How does it help BTC holders earn multiple returns from CeFi and DeFi? (2) Why does it adopt a dual-token staking consensus mechanism? (3) What is the business model that emulates Apple?

Bitcoin Core developer Luke's statement about removing Ordinals sparked market controversy, gradually shifting the focus of the Bitcoin inscription community to SRC-20 and the Bitcoin Stamps protocol, which serves as the basis for SRC-20.

The article provides a detailed introduction to the Artela public blockchain, a Layer 1 blockchain network designed to break through the scalability and expansibility limitations of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) with its EVM++ solution. By incorporating Aspect programming and WebAssembly (WASM) technology, Artela offers developers a platform to create modular, feature-rich, scalable, and customizable applications within an EVM-compatible environment. It utilizes parallel execution and flexible block space to enhance network performance and scalability, while Aspects improve security and automation capabilities. Artela has raised over $6 million in seed funding and is supported by several prominent investment institutions.

Get a deeper understanding of the difference between active and new addresses of a cryptocurrency wallet address, and explore how these metrics reveal the level of activity on a blockchain network. This article provides a comprehensive guide on understanding and leveraging active and new address data to help traders better assess trends in the cryptocurrency market.

We introduce Blast and its various incentives for attracting users and developers, from Ambient to Munchables. We explore the rich mining opportunities in the ecosystem. Besides discussing mining, we also describe several opportunities within the ecosystem, including upcoming NFT/GameFi projects that provide new earning methods for users.

This article dives into AIOZ Network, an advanced decentralized network integrating Depin, storage, and streaming functionalities. It explores its role as a leader in the Web3 artificial intelligence field and discovers its advantages in storage, AI computation, content delivery, and video on demand.

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.