Blockchain

Vimverse (VIM) is a Web3 project built around AI Agents, Programmable Liquidity, and an on-chain digital ecosystem. Its core goal is to transform liquidity from a “passive capital pool” into an infrastructure layer that protocols can actively manage. By introducing the Protocol Managed Market Making (PMMM) framework, Vimverse aims to help protocols build more stable, sustainable, and coordinated on-chain market structures.

CROSS and Ronin both belong to the Web3 gaming infrastructure category, but their development directions are clearly different. Ronin is more focused on building a dedicated network around mature blockchain gaming ecosystems, with an emphasis on high performance and gaming transaction efficiency. CROSS, by contrast, places greater emphasis on open gaming economies, EVM compatibility, and cross-game asset systems, aiming to build more open Web3 gaming infrastructure. The two differ in technical architecture, developer ecosystems, asset circulation models, and long-term ecosystem goals.

Agentverse is an AI Agent system built within the CROSS gaming ecosystem. It allows AI Agents to interact, collaborate, compete, and perform asset-related actions in an on-chain environment. Unlike traditional game NPCs, AI Agents in Agentverse can act based on on-chain data, autonomous logic, and economic systems, while building dynamic relationships with players and other AI Agents.

CROSS is an EVM compatible blockchain network built for the Web3 gaming ecosystem. It aims to create a more transparent and sustainable GameFi infrastructure through on-chain asset ownership, open game economies, and cross-game asset circulation. CROSS supports smart contracts, NFTs, on-chain governance, and developer SDKs, while lowering the entry barrier to Web3 gaming through wallets, DEXs, and gaming protocols.

Gate Prediction Market has undergone a new round of upgrades, centered on Smart Money identification, whale position tracking, AI analysis, and sports trading scenario optimization, propelling the prediction market toward data-driven, professional trading.

Quack AI’s AI Governance Layer is an AI governance infrastructure designed for Web3 and the Agent Economy. Through AI Agents, a Policy Engine, and an automated execution framework, it helps DAOs and on-chain protocols optimize their governance processes. Its core functions include proposal analysis, risk identification, automated execution, and cross-chain governance coordination.

Quack AI is an AI Governance Infrastructure built for Web3 that can be used in RWA, real-world asset, management and multi-chain governance scenarios. Its core architecture combines AI Agents, a Policy Engine, and automated execution mechanisms to help DAOs and on-chain protocols improve cross-chain collaboration efficiency and governance automation.

Quack AI is an AI governance infrastructure designed for Web3 and the AI Agent Economy. By combining AI Agents, automated governance mechanisms, and a cross-chain execution framework, it helps DAOs and on-chain protocols improve governance efficiency, risk control, and automated collaboration. Its core goal is to move on-chain governance from “manual coordination” toward “intelligent execution,” reducing governance friction while improving execution efficiency.

Circle xStock is a financial infrastructure model built around onchain stock assets, or Tokenized Stock. Its core goal is to map traditional stock assets onto blockchain networks and combine them with stablecoins, smart contracts, and onchain liquidity systems to enable more open, globalized securities trading and asset settlement. As the RWA, or Real World Assets, market develops, more institutions are paying attention to the structural changes in finance brought by the integration of onchain securities and digital assets.

Circle Tokenized Stock (xStock) is an on-chain stock token structure issued on blockchain infrastructure. Its core goal is to map traditional stock prices into an on-chain trading environment and combine them with stablecoins and digital asset infrastructure to create a more open model for global asset circulation.

How did the (3,3) DAO fork wave of 2021–2022 replicate OlympusDAO? How did the death spiral form? This article objectively examines the history of OHM forks, their common mechanisms, representative cases, and investment risks.

(3,3) is a game-theoretic collaborative narrative in DeFi, famous for its association with OlympusDAO and later extended to the ve(3,3) liquidity model. This article offers an objective analysis of its meaning, mechanism, use cases, and risks, while also distinguishing the homonymous notation used in cryptography.

Beldex (BDX) is a PoS privacy public chain built around private communication and anonymous transactions. One of its core goals is to reduce the possibility of on-chain fund flows being tracked through ring signatures, stealth addresses, and anonymous transaction structures. Compared with the traditional public ledger model, Beldex places greater emphasis on hiding the relationships between transaction senders, recipients, and transfers.

Beldex (BDX) is not only a privacy public chain project, but also a privacy infrastructure ecosystem built around anonymous communication and Web3 data protection. As the blockchain industry gradually expands from a single financial use case into social networking, communication, and data networks, user demand for anonymous identity, data sovereignty, and decentralized privacy services continues to grow.

Beldex (BDX) is a privacy-focused blockchain network designed to support a decentralized ecosystem centered on anonymous transactions, private communication, and Web3 data protection. Unlike most transparent public blockchains, Beldex places greater emphasis on hiding on-chain identities, making transactions difficult to trace, and giving users control over their own data.