DOGE on-chain revolution: DRC-20 and Ordinals protocol reconstruct the ecosystem, MPC Wallet builds quantum defense

The DOGE network has transformed from a pure payment currency to a multi-asset platform by integrating the DRC-20 token standard and the Ordinals protocol (Doginals). DRC-20 is based on the UTXO model and allows users to engrave fungible token information in the smallest unit "shibes," empowering the issuance and circulation of on-chain assets; the Ordinals protocol allows for the permanent storage of digital content such as NFTs on the DOGE chain, expanding the ecological application scenarios. This upgrade lays the technical foundation for DeFi, NFT trading, and cross-chain interactions, but also brings challenges such as the complexity of UTXO management and the risks of third-party API dependencies.

To ensure the security of assets under the new protocol, mainstream wallets such as OneKey and TPWallet have fully adapted to the technological upgrades and strengthened their protection systems: MPC technology: private key segmentation storage and distributed signature mechanisms (such as OneKey's "Air Signature"), eliminating single point leakage risks; quantum-resistant design: integrating post-quantum cryptographic algorithms (such as SHA-256 response control) to defend against future computational attacks. Hardware-level isolation: using EAL6+ certified security chips (such as OneKey Pro) to physically block malicious intrusions.

Users should prioritize wallets that support multi-signature risk control and strictly manage their mnemonic phrases offline to address attack vectors derived from protocol expansion. #DOGE