Dapp

Dapps are digital applications that run on a P2P network of computers rather than a single server, typically utilizing smart contracts to ensure transparency and uptime. In 2026, Dapps have achieved mass-market appeal through Account Abstraction, allowing for a "Web2-like" user experience with the security of Web3. This tag covers the entire ecosystem of decentralized software—from social media and productivity tools to governance platforms and identity management.

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Former Solana Strategy Head is Building the ‘New Internet’ for Blockchains

Former Solana Strategy Head is Building the ‘New Internet’ for Blockchains

The post Former Solana Strategy Head is Building the ‘New Internet’ for Blockchains appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. DoubleZero:- When people talk about scaling blockchains, they obsess over computation – faster nodes, better hardware, parallel execution. But Austin Federa, former Head of Strategy at Solana Foundation, thinks everyone is solving the wrong bottleneck. “Blockchains are only as fast as the internet that connects their validators. And that internet – the public internet – was never designed for this.” That’s why after leaving Solana in 2024, Federa founded DoubleZero, a project that doesn’t build blockchains – it builds the network beneath them. Not Layer 1 or Layer 2. Think: Layer 0.5 – bandwidth. “We’re not solving compute. We’re solving connectivity,” he says. The Hidden Infrastructure Nobody Talks About In blockchains, latency equals to money.Validators with faster message propagation earn more. Traders with quicker transaction settlement capture more. RPC providers with lower packet loss retain customers. “Latency wars” have long been played behind closed doors by HFT firms. Now DoubleZero is bringing that model to crypto – but keeping it open-source, permissionless, and censorship-resistant. Google, Amazon, OpenAI, Flashbots, and high-frequency trading firms have quietly spent billions building private fiber lines just to get 3 milliseconds of advantage. Federa believes “If the most powerful AI labs and trading firms don’t trust the public internet… why do blockchains?” Also Read: After Solana, Ethereum Phone Drops That’s what DoubleZero is building. It’s building a blockchain-coordinated marketplace where existing fiber owners contribute capacity. With this, it is forming a censorship-resistant, liquidity-routed bandwidth network optimized for low latency and validator throughput. Within only a week of its mainnet launch, 20% of Solana’s total stake — over 250 validators across 25+ cities — are already routing through DoubleZero’s network. Speed on DoubleZero routes is reported to be significantly faster than public internet pathways — because the routing isn’t optimized for general use — it’s purpose-specific internet.…

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Solana Price Prediction: SOL Price Targets $250 As Remittix Expected To top $5 From $0.11

Solana Price Prediction: SOL Price Targets $250 As Remittix Expected To top $5 From $0.11

Solana targets $250 as momentum builds, but Remittix (RTX) steals focus with $27M raised, real PayFi banking links, and analysts eyeing a $5 surge from $0.11.

Author: Blockchainreporter
The Ethereum Foundation officially announced Kohaku’s end-to-end privacy solution and user experience.

The Ethereum Foundation officially announced Kohaku’s end-to-end privacy solution and user experience.

Author: Zhixiong Pan Source: chainfeeds Although the Ethereum Foundation officially announced the privacy wallet tool Kohaku project yesterday, the project had actually been confirmed through some channels as early as June this year. Kohaku will integrate multiple components across multiple teams to create a complete browser plugin wallet that can be used as a reference for other wallets to enhance end-to-end privacy. These include the Helios light client developed by a16z, the Ethereum Foundation's PSE team, as well as Ambire, Railgun, Wonderland, and others. The origins of the word Kohaku are quite interesting. Since the project forked from Ambire, they chose the Japanese form of Amber: Kohaku. However, Kohaku also means "koi fish" (specifically red and white), so the project also used the koi fish as its image. What is Kohaku? Kohaku is a set of privacy and security primitives and SDKs for wallets, along with a reference wallet (browser extension) for advanced users to put these capabilities into practice. Kohaku isn't designed to be a mass-market consumer wallet, but rather to provide composable privacy and security building blocks for various wallet teams, allowing users to integrate all or some of these features (via plug-ins) as needed. The initial focus is on privacy features, with the reference wallet being a browser extension forked from Ambire. Officials clearly prioritize mainnet development, with support for Layer 2 (and a focus on "fast withdrawals") to follow. Kohaku's core goals are to: An SDK with strong privacy/security primitives; A reference wallet based on the SDK for heavy users; Collaborate with other wallets to access all or part of the capabilities as needed; The reference wallet is a fork of Ambire, with the mainnet first and L2 added later; Both the SDK and the reference wallet come with a plugin system, making it easy for each wallet team to select features as needed. Core Direction: Not Just "On-chain Privacy" but "End-to-End" Kohaku's privacy isn't simply about "putting transactions into a private pool." Instead, every step, from device to node, considers trust and exposure. The roadmap outlines a clear "privacy/security checklist": Built-in Helios light client (WASM): This runs blockchain state verification locally, minimizing reliance on centralized RPC. (Helios is a multi-chain Ethereum light client from a16z that compiles to WASM, making it suitable for embedding in wallets and dApps.) Minimal execution client + private eth_call: Even if you're just reading on-chain state (the common eth_call), you need to "keep the server unaware of what you're reading." The roadmap states that "TEE+ORAM (Trusted Execution Environment + ORAM) will be implemented first, with a long-term goal of pure cryptographic PIR." Private Send/Private Receive/Private Payment Request: The wallet has multiple built-in privacy protocols (Railgun is the first one to be included), supporting "private sending/receiving" and "encrypted payment requests". Unified view of private balances (multi-protocol aggregation): If you have funds in multiple privacy protocols, the wallet will provide an aggregated view. Avoid IP leakage and hide traffic, optional P2P broadcast transactions (bypassing traditional RPC broadcast). The default setting when connecting to a dApp is "one dApp, one account": this naturally reduces address correlation. Social retrieval (ZKEmail/ZKPassport, etc.): Use zero-knowledge to enable retrieval without revealing your identity. Post-quantum "emergency switch": When necessary, you can switch to post-quantum signatures such as Falcon/Dilithium (Solidity verifier optimization) to prevent quantum security risks. Universal Hardware Ethereum App / ZK Hardware Signer / Spending Limit Policy: Make hardware-side capabilities into open source reference implementations, break vendor lock-in, and introduce more detailed "spending policies." You can think of it as: Railgun and other "on-chain privacy pools" are one of the foundations, but Kohaku also needs to fill in the "loopholes that are easy to leak privacy" such as node trust, network broadcast, front-end connection, recovery, and hardware signature, so as to achieve "end-to-end less exposure." Roadmap and Collaborative Ecosystem Phase 1: Privacy/security basic capabilities. Continuing direction: Make the wallet as "close to the device/kernel" as possible, and even explore "native Ethereum browser" in the future, with IPFS front-end, deeper P2P integration, local AI transaction security scoring (no data leakage), etc. Collaborating teams: Ambire, Railgun, Wonderland, Helios, PSE, Oblivious Labs, ZKnox, etc. Product form: SDK + reference wallet (browser extension) SDK: A composable privacy/security module for other wallet teams. Kohaku Extension: A browser extension forked from Ambire, used to "run, demonstrate, and prototype these privacy and security capabilities." It's targeted at advanced users, not a final product for the general public. On GitHub, we can see that the main repository (ethereum/kohaku) is a monorepo, listing the @kohaku-eth/railgun package ("railgun privacy protocol lib"). There are also the kohaku-extension and kohaku-commons repositories. The former contains the extension code (based on Ambire), while the latter is Ambire's common logic library (introduced by the fork). The homepage of the warehouse also reminds: It is still under development and is not ready for production environment. Why is it more "private" than MetaMask? Let’s first talk about the current situation of MetaMask or other wallets: You are using an open account (EOA), where the address and transactions are permanently public. When you interact with a dApp, you often use centralized RPC (such as Infura), and the RPC service can see the request and IP you initiate. If you frequently use the same address to connect to different dApps, you are likely to be profiled by on-chain analysis. How does Kohaku change this path? Kohaku uses an end-to-end approach to minimize the amount of information that can be linked. Its core differences lie in three key areas: On-chain transfer itself Through protocols like Railgun, the funds you want to transfer are first shielded (pooled) to a private address (0zk), and then the transfer/interaction occurs within the private pool; what is seen on the chain are cryptographic records such as new commitments/Nullifiers (anti-double spending), which do not directly expose the source, destination, or amount of funds. The Railgun documentation clearly states: 0zk addresses never appear on the chain, and the system uses UTXO/Note + zk proofs to update status and prevent double spending. Note: Shield and Unshield (withdrawal) transactions are visible on-chain (because you deposit/withdraw ERC-20 into/from the contract), but transfers, swaps, and calls within the pool are private. Railgun currently charges a 0.25% fee for Shield transactions (determined by its DAO; only Shield transactions are charged, not private transfers within the pool). Interacting with nodes/network The wallet has a built-in Helios light client: many read verifications are done locally, reducing trust and exposure to RPC (especially reading). Planned "private eth_call": Even if you only read on-chain storage, you must use TEE+ORAM (the long-term goal is PIR) so that the other party cannot see what you read. Optional P2P broadcast: directly send transactions without traditional RPC, reducing the probability of binding "your IP + your transaction". Frontend/Connectivity and Relevance Default "one dApp, one account": Each time you connect to a dApp, the wallet will suggest you use a "new address/new account" to avoid cross-site profiling. Private payment request/private receipt: The payment is sent to the other party using a link/QR code, and the "0zk payment information" does not appear on the chain. Social retrieval also uses ZK: such as ZKEmail, ZKPassport, and Anon Aadhaar, so that the "recovery" process does not leak privacy. Complete user experience from MetaMask to Kohaku You can think of it as: first put the money "in a private wallet", do things in it, and then decide how to "get out". Step A: Install the Kohaku browser extension and import your mnemonic phrase or create a new one. Step B: Enable "Private Mode" in the settings and check the Railgun plugin (Kohaku supports multi-protocol plugins). The wallet will generate key material for 0zk locally. Step C: Shield (Pool Entry): Deposit the ERC‑20 you wish to “privately use” into the Railgun contract (if it is native ETH, it will be wrapped into wETH before entering the pool, this is Railgun’s rule). This step is visible on-chain (because you are depositing funds into the contract), but it is the only “public transaction” to “enter the privacy space.” Step D: Transfer/Swap/LP/interact with dApp contracts in the private pool. ZK proofs will be generated locally. Only commitment/Nullifier updates will be visible on the chain, and you cannot tell who you transferred to or how much. Step E: Private payment: You can send the 0zk payment link/QR code to others. This address information will not appear on the chain. Step F: Unshield (withdraw from the pool) to a new public address when necessary (preferably, avoid returning to the original address to reduce correlation). Some protocols or front-ends may configure delay windows/compliance checks (such as the Privacy Pools direction and the Railgun community's proof mechanism); the Railgun ecosystem has also introduced mechanisms such as a "short observation period with only original return access" to ensure compliance. Step G: Optionally enable P2P broadcasting, separate accounts for each dApp, and Helios local verification to further reduce the "metadata that can be bound." Which part is still visible? Your deposits (Shield) and withdrawals (Unshield) into and out of a privacy pool are public transactions. However, transfers/interactions within the pool are private (you can't see the sender, receiver, or amount; you can only see the "pool status" being updated). If you withdraw funds directly to the public address you previously deposited funds to, analysts may still "reasonably speculate" that the two are related - it is best to withdraw to a new address or continue spending in the private domain. Summarize Kohaku introduces a new privacy and security paradigm to the Ethereum wallet ecosystem, moving beyond a simple on-chain privacy protocol to deeply integrated end-to-end privacy protection. It will significantly enhance the privacy experience for users interacting with decentralized applications, transforming the current paradigm of transparent on-chain behavior and setting a new standard for "privacy by default" for future wallet products. As its SDK and plugin system are widely adopted by more wallet teams, the way users interact with blockchains may be reshaped: from transparency to privacy, from centralized trust to local verification, and from on-chain public identity to zero-knowledge identity. Kohaku will propel the Ethereum ecosystem into an era of mainstream privacy applications, accelerate the exploration of innovative models that coexist with compliance and privacy protection, and lay a critical foundation for the decentralized internet to enter the next stage.

Author: PANews
Ethereum Brings Kohaku to Strengthen Wallet Privacy and Security

Ethereum Brings Kohaku to Strengthen Wallet Privacy and Security

The post Ethereum Brings Kohaku to Strengthen Wallet Privacy and Security appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum launches Kohaku, an open-source privacy SDK for Web3 wallets. Vitalik Buterin and Nico lead the effort to make privacy default. Kohaku lets wallets run secure transactions without trusted third parties. The Ethereum Foundation has launched Kohaku, an open-source project to enhance the security and privacy of Web3 wallets.  Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin and researcher Nico led the initiative. It represents a coordinated effort to build safer digital tools that minimize reliance on centralized intermediaries. Privacy Becomes the New Normal in Ethereum’s Next Chapter In a public statement on X, the Foundation said, “Privacy is normal. Privacy is for everyone.” The comment affirms Ethereum’s focus on protecting user data while maintaining decentralization, a key principle of blockchain technology. Related: Ethereum Foundation Converts $4.5M in ETH to Stablecoins via CoWSwap What Kohaku Actually Is Kohaku is a collection of cryptographic primitives, which are the core building blocks that let wallets process private transactions securely. At its center sits a wallet SDK and a browser-extension prototype that developers can adopt or fork. The SDK gives wallets the ability to perform transactions revealing only what’s strictly necessary, a concept called minimal disclosure. That model reduces users’ exposure to hacks, scams, and data leaks while cutting dependence on trusted third parties such as centralized RPC providers. Each improvement links to one goal: make wallet privacy and security inseparable. From Research to Real-World Code According to Nico, Kohaku began in 2025 as a privacy-first initiative and will expand through 2026 with deeper security layers.  Its GitHub repositories show the SDK’s plug-in system that lets wallet teams choose features, from private send/receive flows to IP leak prevention and aggregated balance views across protocols. The roadmap also includes post-quantum encryption options and social-recovery tools like ZK email or ZK passport to help users regain access without exposing…

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Cardano Launches Hydra 1.0.0 with Major Boost in Speed and Scalability

Cardano Launches Hydra 1.0.0 with Major Boost in Speed and Scalability

TLDR Cardano Launches Hydra 1.0.0, Bringing Lightning-Fast Off-Chain Transactions Hydra 1.0.0 Is Live: Cardano’s Big Leap in Speed, Scale, and Real-World Use Cardano Unleashes Hydra 1.0.0 to Slash Fees and Boost dApp Performance Hydra 1.0.0 Powers Up Cardano with 1M TPS Potential and Real-World Readiness Scalability Soars as Cardano Rolls Out Hydra 1.0.0 with dApp [...] The post Cardano Launches Hydra 1.0.0 with Major Boost in Speed and Scalability appeared first on CoinCentral.

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7 Best Crypto Presales of Q4 2025: Whales are Buying this New 100x Coin for Passive Income

7 Best Crypto Presales of Q4 2025: Whales are Buying this New 100x Coin for Passive Income

Whales are buying BlockchainFX ($BFX) as it tops the 7 best crypto presales of Q4 2025 with $9.1M raised, 30% bonus, and real-yield trading rewards.

Author: Blockchainreporter
Missed Solana’s Early Run? Blazpay’s $0.006 Presale Could Be the Top Crypto Presale Opportunity This Year

Missed Solana’s Early Run? Blazpay’s $0.006 Presale Could Be the Top Crypto Presale Opportunity This Year

The post Missed Solana’s Early Run? Blazpay’s $0.006 Presale Could Be the Top Crypto Presale Opportunity This Year appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. When Solana (SOL) traded under a dollar in 2020, few could have predicted its explosive rise to over $200 in less than two years. It became one of the biggest success stories in crypto – a project that transformed early believers into millionaires. Now, in late 2025, investors who missed Solana’s meteoric run are asking: where’s the next big opportunity? That’s where Blazpay ($BLAZ) comes in. Priced at just $0.006 in its live presale phase, Blazpay is capturing global attention as a top crypto presale with real utility and long-term potential. Unlike the majority of speculative tokens, Blazpay’s infrastructure is already live – and its innovative tech could make it one of the best presale opportunities in crypto this cycle. Solana’s Market Strength: A Benchmark for New Projects Solana remains one of the strongest performers in 2025, fueled by ecosystem expansion, DeFi liquidity, and institutional adoption. Recent partnerships with major payment processors and AI-focused dApp projects have reignited interest in its network. Solana’s ultra-fast throughput and developer-friendly architecture continue to attract builders and enterprises alike. However, the token’s price – hovering between $220–$230 – has made it less accessible for smaller investors looking for exponential upside. This gap has opened the door for new entrants like Blazpay, which blends multi-chain infrastructure with AI-powered trading to democratize access to DeFi opportunities. Blazpay ($BLAZ) – Current Presale and Projected ROI Blazpay is currently in Phase 1 of its presale, with tokens priced at $0.006. The sale follows an automated price-raising mechanism – every 14 days or upon sellout, the token price increases for the next phase. Although the price increase per phase hasn’t been officially confirmed, analysts estimate that by the final phase, $BLAZ could reach $0.16, which would translate to an impressive 2,566% ROI for early participants. For context, a $1,000…

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Whales Accumulate as BullZilla Soars — 7 New Trending Cryptos to Buy Now for the Next Bull Run

Whales Accumulate as BullZilla Soars — 7 New Trending Cryptos to Buy Now for the Next Bull Run

Crypto whales are buying again. Discover 7 of the best cryptos to buy in now, led by BullZilla, before prices surge in the next 2025 bull market.

Author: Blockchainreporter
Best Tokens Under $0.015 October 2025: 12 Projects Compared—Why Ozak AI’s $3.56M at $0.012 Wins Every Category

Best Tokens Under $0.015 October 2025: 12 Projects Compared—Why Ozak AI’s $3.56M at $0.012 Wins Every Category

The crypto market is at a high-accumulation stage where traders are buying cheap assets that have good growth prospects. Tokens below $0.015 are drawing sharp retail and institutional investor interest to become a part of the next breakout wave. These cheap assets comprise AI, gaming, and Layer-2 projects with distinct fundamentals and growing ecosystems. Ozak AI reached the limelight in October 2025. Ozak focuses on adaptive intelligence, independent trading systems, and enterprise-level analytics. Its further evolution with a lot of investors behind it makes it an obvious leader among the sub-$0.015 tokens. 1. Ozak AI (OZAK) Ozak AI is a modern decentralized AI network with integrated real-time analytics and autonomous smart contracts. It allows traders and developers to create self-learning DeFi and predictive modeling. It's currently trading around $0.012, raising more than 3.56 million. The team is still publishing regular technical updates and also has a lively community. It is among the best in the category of below $0.015 with scalable use cases and fierce tokenomics. 2. Shiba Inu (SHIB) Shiba Inu is the most popular meme coin with an expanding ecosystem, including ShibaSwap, NFTs, and Shibarium. Constant token burns in the network contribute to decreased supply, contributing to long-term price pressure. SHIB's relevance is due to great community involvement and developer action. 3. Bonk (BONK) Bonk is the meme economy of Solana and rewards users for participating in all dApps and NFT platforms. It has a great cultural identity in the Solana community. Developers are extending their application to DeFi staking and social tipping. The swiftness and minimal charges have attracted fresh entrants with a firm grip on the Solana on-chain culture. 4. Turbo (TURBO) Turbo was an AI-based meme coin created with a community-based structure. Developed by the digital artist Rhett Mankind on GPT-4, it was credited for its clear roadmap. The coin is highly active in the market because of its origin narrative and innovative governing framework. The combination of technology and humor makes Turbo interesting to the community still. 5. MOG Coin (MOG) MOG has had viral success with basic branding and a vibrant online following. It is interesting since the community can create trends that can drive organic trading. The low supply and high involvement of MOG still lead to rapid market turns. The token also thrives on social-based momentum cycles within meme communities. 6. BOOK OF MEME (BOME) BOME is a blend of meme culture and narrative, where the user can influence the coin's direction. The innovative approach has attracted a fanbase and a devoted following. Its development is based on user-voted chapters, which provide holders with a sense of ownership. It's developing further into NFTs and experiences. 7. Wiki Cat (WKC) Wiki Cat combines meme culture and educational efforts. The token promotes community education on crypto literacy. Its affordability and missionary feature attract users who are interested in purpose-driven investing. Its educational drive ensures that the organization is active in awareness creation and online debates. 8. TOSHI TOSHI hails the heritage of BTC's anonymous developer and accepts the revolution of memes. It appeals to users who value the crypto origins, yet enjoy jokes and ease. Its focus on nostalgia-based branding enables it to be recognized by meme lovers. TOSHI maintains interest through community-based promotion. 9. DOGE2.0 DOGE2.0 is a modification of the original Dogecoin concept, with deflationary and staking incentives. It is a blend of nostalgia and new token utility, which captures old DOGE fans. Developers are improving the ecosystem through NFT and governance. Its modernized tokenomics present a competitive edge. 10. Little Pepe (LILPEPE) Little Pepe is developing an Ethereum Layer 2 network to mint meme coins. The project will increase scalability without losing the viral energy of meme culture. Its robust support and technical vision are reinforced by a previous presale of $26 M. The hybrid approach to infrastructure and community makes it lead most of its competitors. 11. HIPPO HIPPO welcomes humor and local resourcefulness, creating a light ambience and ensuring constant attendance. It is inclusive and organic marketing through its branding strategy. It continues to expand its social initiatives and involvement. Its daily operation brings brand resilience to the meme space over time. 12. Gigachad (GIGA) Gigachad is brash in its viral marketing of the alpha-themed meme niche. Its plain design and neat charts attract traders who want volatility and liquidity. The project is vigilant on social sites, keeping it active in market debates. GIGA is building on identity-based interaction. Final Take Each project has its benefits, such as AI and DeFi, humility, and community identity. Ozak AI leads the under $0.015 category with unmatched fundamentals and investor involvement. It combines innovation, liquidity, and market momentum, transforming it into a new form of affordable yet high-utility crypto investment. Its ecosystem is meme-independent in the long run. For more information about Ozak AI, visit the links below: Website: https://ozak.ai/ Twitter/X: https://x.com/OzakAGI Telegram: https://t.me/OzakAGI Disclaimer: This is a sponsored article and is for informational purposes only. It does not reflect the views of Crypto Daily, nor is it intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, or financial advice.

Author: Coinstats
ChainAware.ai and Trikon Partner to Revolutionize Web3 by Merging AI and Chain Abstraction Layer

ChainAware.ai and Trikon Partner to Revolutionize Web3 by Merging AI and Chain Abstraction Layer

ChainAware.ai, a leading platform in artificial intelligence (AI) predictive analytics and fraud detection, is pleased to announce its partnership with Trikon, a famous Web3 platform for chain abstraction and gaming. This partnership aims to merge artificial intelligence (AI-driven) wallet intelligence with Trikon’s chain abstraction to make Web3 simpler, smarter, and more secure for users. https://t.co/tODxqMTUfI x Trikon 🤝We’re thrilled to partner with @0xTrikon , the chain abstraction powerhouse redefining how users interact with Web3.Trikon’s Chain Abstraction Layer simplifies everything from wallet creation to transaction execution — fusing AI, intent… pic.twitter.com/rdl2B065Vw— ChainAware.ai (@ChainAware) October 9, 2025 Basically, this partnership is based on a single point that is to expand and revolutionize the use of Web3 across the whole world for users’ betterment. Both platforms are based on Web3 technology and are actively addressing the current situation in the crypto world. ChainAware.ai has released this news through its official social media X account. Trikon Simplifies Crypto Transactions with AI-Powered Web3 Solutions Trikon is already dealing with the important topic of crypto transactions to make it as simple as possible to support users from wallet creation to transaction execution. In this digital world, there is a need for secure, easily accessible, and fast transaction services, irrespective of the selected area or domain. For this purpose, there is a requirement for such a system that is built on Web3 technology to make it compatible. For users’ future security, Trikon is fusing AI, intent abstraction, and liquidity unification for delivering seamless and buffering-free services in Web3 for a billion users. This partnership is going to open a new and fruitful way for users to equip them with the latest technology to survive in this competitive world. ChainAware.ai Supports Trikon in Safer dApps and Agents ChainAware.ai will help Trikon in building protected and secured decentralized applications (dApps), RaOne agents, and an abstraction framework. With each passing day, innovation and technology come in more advanced and smarter ways to facilitate users with different methods. At the same time, insecurity, fraud, and scams are also increasing, so at this time, users need a secure and modified system based on advanced Web3 and AI-based technology to deal with this scenario. Therefore, both platforms also paid attention to these aspects and took action accordingly. 

Author: Coinstats