0xResearch Newsletter

There are a total of 172 articles associated with 0xResearch Newsletter.

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Tokens still suffer from a lack of transparency

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One lets everyone see your trades. The other hides everything. Which design wins in crypto’s next perps arena?

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The Ethereum Foundation’s newly-formed Protocol division — leaner, led by EF veterans — sets the stage for the chain’s next major hard fork

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Users can mint a dollar-denominated stablecoin, retain upside to BTC and use the borrowed funds elsewhere

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To date, 12.6 million humans have scanned at a World Orb

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Polygon and GSR partnered on Katana, angling for a “unified DeFi engine” to concentrate liquidity, recycle yield to users and showcase the AggLayer.

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StarkWare launches new consumer-grade hardware ZK prover

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Response to the DEX exploit reveals tensions between credible neutrality and crimefighting

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A community-driven, radically fair currency model is challenging Worldcoin’s biometric vision

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Bitcoin launched 16 years ago, but investors still cannot agree on how to value blockchains

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Risks in concentrated liquidity design to be addressed, along with LP compensation

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The new Pectra feature enables smart account delegation where the benefits should outweigh the risks

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LBTC and sBTC integrations unlock new DeFi yields for BTC holders

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Funds disagree about which metrics matter, but agree fundamentals are key

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Bitcoin dominance and a glut of altcoin supply are contributing factors

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Risk appetite returns on merger, trade news — but can it last?

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The network’s most ambitious upgrade since the Merge brings validator streamlining, smart account UX and doubled blobspace to Ethereum

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The L2 chain with opt-in privacy features was eight years in the making

Decoding crypto and the markets. Daily, with Byron Gilliam.