0xResearch Newsletter

There are a total of 202 articles associated with 0xResearch Newsletter.

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Shuffle, Stake and Rollbit are some companies betting on blockchains

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Interchain Labs will focus on sovereign L1s and institutional demand, abandoning plans for smart contracts on the Cosmos Hub

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EigenLayer, Lido and Taiko are buying verifiable compute

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New L1 chain tackles TON’s lack of native EVM support, promising Ethereum app compatibility

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BitVM3’s “garbled circuit” approach faces critical security and scaling research before it will be practical

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A valuation model for “blockchain GDP”

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Celestia, NEAR and Tron are pursuing lower inflation

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As Satoshi-era wallets saw over $8 billion worth of BTC on the move, Congress is gearing up for “Crypto Week”

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Buzzwords include: succinct universal proofs, zkVM, incrementally verifiable computation, distributed supercomputer and agentic AI

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Tokenized stocks suffer from liquidity problems and off-hours price peg drift

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The proof-of-work L1 is betting on parallel-chain scaling, low fees, and a $50 million grant program to lure Solidity developers and tokenized RWA issuers

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Stablecoin drivers, the SEC’s war on ETH, and how AI is driving crypto

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IPO’ing onchain, Ethereum scaling, and using AI for ZK

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infiniFi is putting risk onchain, with depositors able to opt for different yields

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Upcoming Ethereum fork is shaping up as a focused, low-risk upgrade to tighten execution-layer performance

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Bybit’s Byreal, Binance Alpha and Coinbase’s DEX integrations

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When compliance meets composability — creating pre-trade rules on Uniswap

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EigenCloud wants to make crypto-economic guarantees a plug-and-play primitive

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A new report by top Ethereum stakeholders projects ETH at $8000

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