When discussing multi-chain ecosystems, people often think that the bottleneck lies in Consensus and bandwidth. However, what truly hinders the speed of application expansion is often the fragmentation of the Data Layer.
The data structures of each chain are inconsistent, the compression methods are different, and the log formats are even incompatible. Developers often feel like they are piecing together a bunch of irregular Lego blocks when retrieving state across chains, which is both time-consuming and unstable.
@spaace_io What is actually being done here is closer to "chain-level data reco

.@bluwhaleai This trap of technology stack is actually quite hardcore. It is not just a typical AI narrative, but is extracting all multi-chain data to create a callable intelligent layer.
In simple terms, it is to integrate on-chain asset activities, wallet trajectories, and off-chain financial signals into a trap that can directly run AI.
The two key words of core technology are particularly powerful.
Real-time Multi-chain Data Fabric Technology
Self-developed AI Agent Engine
The former addresses the most challenging multi-chain noise in Web3, akin to helping developers clean up a "usable da

The market has recently been buzzing about cross-chain efficiency, but most solutions still adhere to the old logic of "sending assets from A to B." Ostium's approach is more akin to reconfiguring the value network, recalculating both the cost structure and the risk model.
The core of this round is not the bridge, but the Intent-Based Routing Engine combined with the Deterministic Execution Layer. They turn cross-chain into a "predefined path" where users provide intent, and the system is responsible for the optimal route and ensuring the execution result is verifiable. It does not rely on

Soneium's positioning is more like bringing the engineering capabilities of traditional giants into the on-chain world.
It's not just about speed optimization; the key lies in building on the OP Stack and then integrating into the Superchain architecture, fully leveraging the scalability and interoperability of the entire Ethereum ecosystem.
For developers, EVM compatibility is just basic functionality. The real value lies in the Rollup mechanism, which allows applications to scale frictionlessly while sharing Ethereum's security. At the same time, integrating external infrastructu

.@On_Veera This round of make a strong push feels more like establishing a new "Web3 access standard" that uses Universal Wallet architecture and built-in RPC Routing to turn on-chain interactions into backend processes.
Users can click, and the browser will automatically complete the signature routing and on-chain jump, with the dApp Store running directly on their unified execution layer.
The core highlight of this system is that it hides the complexity of multiple chains within the engine; what users see is only faster loading, more stable interactions, and lower churn rates.
For Web3 produ

In the current situation where activities in the Web3 community are increasingly frequent, the collaboration speed between projects is still limited. The reason is often not a consensus layer issue, but rather the lack of a unified event stream architecture for applications across multiple chains.
The approach of Spaace is exactly the opposite.
It standardizes multi-chain event streams through the EventSync Relay Network, allowing applications on different chains to connect to synchronized events at the same level, rather than each maintaining its own set of listening and verification logic. T

To truly enable the cross-border assets to flow on-chain, a longstanding challenge must first be addressed: how to transfer value between chains in a stable, secure, and instantaneous manner. @OstiumLabs is not patching the old system; it is reconstructing the logical architecture of the infrastructure.
Its core focus is on ZK-validity rollups and a liquidity routing technology called Omni-Liquidity Layer. The combined effect of these two things is straightforward: assets can maintain real-time price synchronization across multiple chains without waiting for intermediaries, counterparties, or

.@soneium is a Layer2 public chain launched by Sony, with a simple goal - to make Web3 more fun and user-friendly. EVM compatibility means developers can directly port their Ethereum dApps over to Layer2 to accelerate transactions.
Low fees and fast transactions. You can easily pay and trade on-chain using USDC/USDT cross-chain assets, without worrying about too many tokens or complicated exchanges.
It is not only an upgrade of the technology stack, but also a bridge connecting Web2 and Web3. Here you can play with NFTs, create content, participate in games, and even see how future entertainme

When Blockchain meets fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), the boundaries of computation and security are completely shattered.
@zama Utilizing FHEVM allows on-chain smart contracts to operate directly on encrypted data without the need for decryption and without exposing the original data, ensuring complex computations are securely executed on the blockchain.
At the same time, it uses the Concrete ML framework, allowing machine learning models to be trained and inferred in an encryption state, enabling institutions to analyze data and optimize strategies without having to touch sensitive infor

Although the current NFT market appears to have "multi-chain support", it is essentially just putting assets from different chains together on the interface.
The semantic content between chains is fragmented, with inconsistent metadata structures, inconsistent event formats, and inconsistent transaction models, making it either very troublesome for creators to circulate their works across chains or they simply give up.
The technical team of @spaace_io did not take the traditional platform route of "independent management of data across chains," but instead built a Unified Asset Semantics Layer

When the industry talks about privacy computing, very few people actually discuss a neglected real challenge.
The data interoperability in a multi-chain world has actually always been insecure. Cross-chain bridges solve the flow of assets but do not address how "data can safely collaborate across different chains."
Today all cross-chain data is synchronized in plaintext.
Either expose user profiles
Either limit the protocol design
Either don't dare to use it at all.
The value of @zama has reached a new level here, FHE allows data to remain "fully encrypted and computable" during the cross-

.@On_Veera The recent entry method is a bit unconventional.
It's not just another wallet, nor an ordinary browser.
It adds the universal wallet at the bottom layer of the browser, using its own Universal Wallet as the chassis.
You can directly run dApp cross-chain operations while opening the webpage without needing to jump around.
This approach of making the "entry layer" thinner and the "execution layer" faster.
Essentially, it is about improving the conversion rate of Web3.
Less switching, less lag, less tutorials.
More efficiency, more availability, more real users.
This direction will

It is often said in the industry that "the performance bottleneck of Blockchain is not Computing Power but Trust Cost." This statement sounds enigmatic, but its actual impact is very pragmatic.
Every on-chain interaction incurs two types of costs: one is gas, and the other is the cost of exposing information on a public ledger. The latter is actually more expensive, as it limits design space and reduces strategic freedom, resulting in many high-value logics not daring to go on-chain.
@zama's approach is precisely aimed at reducing the "implicit trust costs" of this kind. FHE is not just fo

Mantle's strong underlying advantages, network latency, and state stability.
This is the part that all chains want to pretend is "no problem," but @0xMantleCN is really doing well.
The most influential factor for user retention in on-chain experiences is not TPS, but whether transactions can be consistently processed and if the latency will fluctuate. Most L2s experience minor awkward situations like "a bit of a lag" or "a sudden price spike" during high load, but the stability of Mantle's state is actually its most underrated moat.
Speaking plainly means:
@Mantle_Official It's not

In the industry, there is frequent talk about on-chain AI, but the key bottleneck that truly blocks AI from going on-chain.
It's not about computing power or costs, but rather that the AI model cannot operate safely in an open environment.
Once the model is on-chain, the parameters are essentially publicly exposed, equivalent to hanging core assets on a lamp post. This is also why most AI projects can only "run models off-chain and settle on-chain," making it seem like the essence of being on-chain is still Web2.
#The value of Zama becomes very hardcore here, as FHE allows the model to inf

.@OpenledgerHQ aims to move the core elements of the AI world—data, models, and AI agents—onto the chain to become assets that are "Equity Confirmation, profit-sharing, and transparent." Using their Datanet, they restructure the fragmented training data, allowing every piece of data to be traceable and recorded on-chain.
The key point is that it is not a super giant like a large model, but rather focuses on SLM Specialized Language Model, a specialized small model. This type of model is lighter, easier to deploy, and more suitable for running on-chain, creating a complete AI ecosystem.
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When discussing FHE in the industry, it often rises to the level of a "privacy revolution," but there is a more down-to-earth point that is underestimated: #Zama is transforming on-chain data from "dead assets" into "liquid assets."
Once traditional on-chain data is on the chain, it can basically only be queried, cannot be calculated, and cannot be processed. The value density is extremely low, just like sealing a pile of gold in a glass cabinet for people to admire.
@zama's FHE has reversed this matter, allowing data to be processed in an encrypted state, enabling the model to directly in