Author: Chloe
Original source: Chain Tea House
Author: Chloe
Original source: Chain Tea House
The world's largest crypto conference ETHDenver just ended yesterday. This year, the number of participants exceeded 30,000, which is the largest number ever. It is completely unaffected by various thunderstorms in the industry.
The conference lasted for 11 days and was divided into Hackathon and BUIDLWeek. It was mainly for Ethereum and blockchain protocol enthusiasts, designers, and developers to discuss issues such as Ethereum construction.
The core event will run from March 1st to March 5th and include keynotes, panel discussions and demonstrations.
Topics include but are not limited to L2 scaling, cryptocurrencies and real-world connections, decentralization and regulatory challenges, how to implement blockchain games, rethinking the veToken model, catalyst DVT for LSD development, zero-knowledge cryptography publicly verifiable elections, zero-knowledge technology How it will revolutionize things like Web3.
We can feel the collision of cutting-edge trends on the scene, but the focus of the whole meeting is still on expansion.
Vitalik Buterin said that a bull market often attracts speculators to join, while a bear market will make some applications that should have disappeared, leaving behind potential projects with long-term sustainability.
Colorado is home to ETHDenver, and Governor Jared Polis attended and spoke this year. He not only actively promotes cryptocurrency, but also intends to shape Colorado as a holy place for cryptocurrency development to attract more projects and talents.
Beginning September 2022, Colorado is the first state in the United States to accept cryptocurrencies as a form of state tax payment.
ETHDenver is community-funded, raising $5 million to act as an incubator to invest in projects for ETHDenver 2023.
The following are some key projects or trends worthy of attention compiled by Chain Tea House (if you don’t mention what you think is important, it’s not because we don’t think it’s important, but there are too many!).
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1. The Ethereum "Account Abstraction Proposal ERC-4337" will be deployed on the EVM compatible chain
Account Abstraction means that new users entering the crypto world will no longer need to learn complex mnemonics or the technical process of setting up a wallet.
Account abstraction may become a key theme for cryptocurrencies in 2023, a technology already incorporated into zk-Rollup solutions from StarkWare and zkSync.
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Near Protocol introduces a product-first operating system that developers can build upon and users can interact with as a platform.
This means that Near will be compatible with all blockchains (currently supports Near protocol and EVM), and Near is equal to the entrance.
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Uniswap has released a wallet app that supports chains such as Ethereum, Polygon, Optimism, etc., and also provides price monitoring tools to track transaction activities of other addresses. However, Apple refused to grant Uniswap's App listing request.
Uniswap stated that it will try its best to meet the requirements for the second application.
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They can be deployed on the chain with only "a few lines of code". This solution not only improves security and speeds up deployment efficiency, but also creates a path to replace DEX with a DeFi bridge.
As long as the user passes the bridge, two or more blockchain data can be shared, including smart contracts and tokens.
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5. Swing Platform, a no-code product that facilitates the deployment of cross-chain applications
The cross-chain liquidity protocol Swing has launched a no-code product Swing Platform designed to facilitate the deployment of cross-chain applications, and it was also provided directly to developers at the conference.
