1. Turn to Ethereum: Multiple L1 public chains based on Solana, Cosmos, and Polkadot choose to settle on Ethereum

Paying for consensus is very expensive, and while the fervor in a bull market can help projects easily justify expensive consensus fees, in today’s bear market crypto projects are becoming increasingly pragmatic. Most blockchains—including currently Ethereum—simply don’t earn enough transaction fees to offset the token inflation that is used to subsidize the earnings of the validators (or miners) who secure the chain. click to read

2. Is full-chain gaming really the future direction?

Blockchain games have always been a popular track in the blockchain field. As the narrative of play to earn gradually declines, the narrative of the blockchain game track has shifted from Gamefi chain games to full-chain games. Since it is in the early stage, everyone is not familiar with the full-chain game. Very little is known about chain games. When I first came across the term full-chain game, I couldn’t help but have some questions in my mind. Here are nine of the most common questions and answers. click to read

3. Friend.tech revelation: How to find the next popular Web3 social application?

Recently, many people are discussing whether the popularity of Friend.tech is sustainable. But in my opinion, whether the success of Friend.tech (hereinafter referred to as "FT") is sustainable or not is not critical. The key is that FT's popularity itself is very meaningful. The explosion of the FT was to Social-Fi what the death of Gol D. Roger was to the Age of Discovery. Even if FT fell like a meteor like its predecessors, it may have opened the door to the Social-Fi era. click to read

4.MetaMask Snap: Wallet revolution, a new paradise for developers

Metamask Snap is a new extension kit launched by Metamask wallet based on Metamask Flask. It makes some functions open source so that third-party developers can extend MetaMask wallet in the way they want, aiming to make users more personal or diverse. trading experience. click to read

5.a16z Founder: The only important factor in starting a business

When we look at the current situation from a longer-term perspective, we may be better able to sort out what is the noise of the details, and be more able to focus on what is most important in the next few years.

This content is an "archeology" of Fat Fu Steamed Buns from a16z founder Marc Andreessen's blog in 2007. It is still worth reading and thinking about today. It is mentioned that start-ups cannot do without Product Market Fit (PMF) - the match between product and market. click to read