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Hackathons and Ecological Funds: How Falcon Finance Cultivates the Next Generation of DeFi Applications?
Last week, I accidentally stumbled into a live stream of an online hackathon demonstration—not as a participant, but as an ordinary user of the Falcon ecosystem, invited to be a 'cloud judge'. Watching the slightly nervous young developers on the screen showcase their projects, I suddenly felt as if I was standing by the 'innovation nursery' of Falcon, witnessing the next wave of DeFi applications being carefully nurtured. Today, let's talk about how they manage this nursery.
Hackathon: Not just a competition, but a 'structured' innovation funnel
Many people think of hackathons as a group of geeks staying awake for 48 hours, putting together a demo to win a prize. But the hackathon organized by Falcon felt more like a highly targeted 'product requirement release meeting'.
Hackathon: Not just a competition, but a 'structured' innovation funnel
Many people think of hackathons as a group of geeks staying awake for 48 hours, putting together a demo to win a prize. But the hackathon organized by Falcon felt more like a highly targeted 'product requirement release meeting'.
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The Next Growth Point: Falcon Finance's Expansion Plan in Layer2
To be honest, I initially discovered that Falcon was 'playing a bigger game' through a transfer.
That day I wanted to move some assets to Arbitrum and habitually opened Falcon to prepare for cross-chain. But the interface was somewhat different from before — in the past, it was just my 'departure station'; this time, it felt more like a real-time updated multi-chain liquidity map. Not only was the destination clear, but it also provided smart recommendations on where the congestion was, where the gas was cheaper, and which cross-bridge routes were the most stable. This subtle upgrade in experience made me realize that Falcon's expansion in Layer2 is definitely not just about 'supporting a few more chains.' It is evolving from an aggregator into a 'liquidity scheduling hub' for the multi-chain era.
That day I wanted to move some assets to Arbitrum and habitually opened Falcon to prepare for cross-chain. But the interface was somewhat different from before — in the past, it was just my 'departure station'; this time, it felt more like a real-time updated multi-chain liquidity map. Not only was the destination clear, but it also provided smart recommendations on where the congestion was, where the gas was cheaper, and which cross-bridge routes were the most stable. This subtle upgrade in experience made me realize that Falcon's expansion in Layer2 is definitely not just about 'supporting a few more chains.' It is evolving from an aggregator into a 'liquidity scheduling hub' for the multi-chain era.
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Breaking the 'Three Mountains' of DeFi: How Lorenzo Protocol Redefines the Cornerstones of On-Chain Finance
Imagine moving into a community called 'Future City', only to find that the water pipes are intermittent (insufficient liquidity), all the walls are opaque (lack of transparency), and the furniture is all welded to the floor (non-composable). This is probably the reality faced by many DeFi users today. The Lorenzo Protocol is trying to become the 'master planner' of this city, redrawing the blueprint of on-chain finance with three core pillars—liquidity, transparency, and composability.
Liquidity: From 'Muddy Path' to 'Super Highway'
Liquidity: From 'Muddy Path' to 'Super Highway'
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From 'Herbicide' to 'Nutritionist': How Lorenzo Allows Everyone to Have Their Own Investment Engine
Do you remember the first time you participated in DeFi yield farming? Opening a liquidity pool and watching the annual percentage rate in the hundreds made your heart race, as if you had found the code to wealth. But a few months later, you realize it feels more like swinging a hoe in a digital jungle—you don't know if the land you are farming is fertile, you don't know when the 'farmers' next door will suddenly withdraw their investments and cause you heavy losses, and you certainly don't know that this farming might essentially just be a game of inflation.
This is the reality of DeFi yield farming: it gives the public the right to participate but does not provide the corresponding professional tools. And Lorenzo Protocol is doing something disruptive—it is trying to turn the workbench of hedge fund managers and quantitative analysts into a 'strategy engine' that everyone can run on their phones.
This is the reality of DeFi yield farming: it gives the public the right to participate but does not provide the corresponding professional tools. And Lorenzo Protocol is doing something disruptive—it is trying to turn the workbench of hedge fund managers and quantitative analysts into a 'strategy engine' that everyone can run on their phones.
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Stress Testing the Digital Track: My Experience of the Kite Network 'Final Exam'
Last Friday at ten o'clock, my phone suddenly vibrated non-stop - the chat group of the Kite performance testing team exploded. 'All nodes, be aware, the stress test starts in three minutes, goal: push the network to its limits.' I hurriedly put down my coffee and rushed to the control console of the test nodes in the basement. This was my last large-scale 'fitness test' before the launch of the Kite mainnet, and it was also the first time external developers were allowed to closely observe their performance data dashboard.
The story behind 30,000 TPS: It's not just a numbers game
At the moment the countdown reaches zero, the transaction throughput curve on the monitoring screen soars like a rocket. When the number finally stabilizes at 31,452 TPS, a cheer erupts in the work group. But the engineer responsible for testing, Xiao Lin, immediately poured cold water on it: 'Don't rush to celebrate, look at the conditions under which this number was achieved.'
The story behind 30,000 TPS: It's not just a numbers game
At the moment the countdown reaches zero, the transaction throughput curve on the monitoring screen soars like a rocket. When the number finally stabilizes at 31,452 TPS, a cheer erupts in the work group. But the engineer responsible for testing, Xiao Lin, immediately poured cold water on it: 'Don't rush to celebrate, look at the conditions under which this number was achieved.'
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I proved a secret but did not reveal the secret: Touching zero-knowledge at the Kite workshop
In Saturday's community workshop, the whiteboard was filled with various arrows and formulas. The speaker Leah suddenly stopped and pulled out three playing cards from her pocket—Ace of Hearts, King of Spades, Queen of Diamonds. 'Now, I want to prove to you that I know which one is the Ace,' she winked, 'but I won't flip the card.'
This is the moment I truly understood zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) for the first time. Not in a paper, but in the meeting room at the Kite Foundation, which had a coffee machine and LEGO bricks. As a developer often troubled by privacy issues, I have attended many lectures on privacy technology, but that workshop made me realize: Kite is weaving this complex technology into a 'privacy kite string' that ordinary people can use.
This is the moment I truly understood zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) for the first time. Not in a paper, but in the meeting room at the Kite Foundation, which had a coffee machine and LEGO bricks. As a developer often troubled by privacy issues, I have attended many lectures on privacy technology, but that workshop made me realize: Kite is weaving this complex technology into a 'privacy kite string' that ordinary people can use.
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Staking 3.0: Innovation in Staking Mechanism
Last year, when I managed node staking in a project, I was caught up in three troubles every day: either the staked tokens seemed frozen, affecting liquidity, or the nodes occasionally dropped offline and incurred painful penalties. The most frustrating part was the fixed yield; once everyone staked, they just laid flat. It wasn't until last month, after deeply testing APRO's Staking 3.0 design, that I realized staking could be both flexible and fair, while continuously stimulating a sense of participation.
Liquid Staking: Letting 'Frozen Assets' Take Flight
The most troubling aspect of traditional staking is the lock-in of liquidity—either you choose secure staking to earn returns, or you maintain liquidity for immediate use, but you can't have both. APRO's solution is quite clever: it issues a liquidity certificate representing staking rights, which I call a 'staking passbook.'
Liquid Staking: Letting 'Frozen Assets' Take Flight
The most troubling aspect of traditional staking is the lock-in of liquidity—either you choose secure staking to earn returns, or you maintain liquidity for immediate use, but you can't have both. APRO's solution is quite clever: it issues a liquidity certificate representing staking rights, which I call a 'staking passbook.'
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The Art of Balancing Regulation and Privacy: APRO's 'Compliance Password Lock'
Last year, when I participated in a cross-border data collaboration project, I encountered a classic contradiction - the European partners demanded complete encryption, while domestic regulatory authorities required an audit interface. Just when both sides were at an impasse, the technical team recommended APRO's regulatory-compatible architecture. I originally thought it was just another conceptual discussion, but it actually provided a feasible path for 'both-and' from a technical perspective.
Selective information disclosure: a key that can open a specific lock
Traditional privacy solutions often fall into a dilemma: either complete transparency or total black box. APRO's selective disclosure mechanism is like equipping data with a 'programmable viewport'.
Selective information disclosure: a key that can open a specific lock
Traditional privacy solutions often fall into a dilemma: either complete transparency or total black box. APRO's selective disclosure mechanism is like equipping data with a 'programmable viewport'.
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OM/USDT Market Analysis
Short-term surge and pullback, bullish momentum weakening
1. Price: Current $0.0737, 24h increase of 13.04%, but significantly pulled back from the 24h high of $0.0855, above all short-term moving averages but the moving averages show signs of turning.
2. Volume: After the surge, trading volume quickly shrank, insufficient buying funds.
3. Key Price Levels: Support at $0.0714/$0.0640, resistance at $0.0855.
$OM
Short-term surge and pullback, bullish momentum weakening
1. Price: Current $0.0737, 24h increase of 13.04%, but significantly pulled back from the 24h high of $0.0855, above all short-term moving averages but the moving averages show signs of turning.
2. Volume: After the surge, trading volume quickly shrank, insufficient buying funds.
3. Key Price Levels: Support at $0.0714/$0.0640, resistance at $0.0855.
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KITE/USDT Market Analysis
Short-term trend is weak, showing a fluctuating downward trend.
1. Price Performance: Current price $0.0834, 24h decline of 5.55%, price is near the 24h low ($0.0831), and has broken below the 5-day and 10-day moving averages (MA5: $0.0851, MA10: $0.0831), with the 20-day moving average ($0.0909) also above the price, putting pressure on the price.
2. Trading Volume and Trend: Daily trading volume has shrunk compared to the 5-day and 10-day averages, reflecting a decrease in market trading activity; from the daily trend, the price has fallen back from the previous high of $0.1333, showing an overall fluctuating downward trend. Although there has been a slight rebound recently, the strength is insufficient.
3. Key Price Levels: Support level to watch is the 24h low of $0.0831; if it breaks below or further tests the previous low of $0.0703; resistance level to look at is the 20-day moving average of $0.0909, and if it breaks through, can look around $0.0930.
$KITE
Short-term trend is weak, showing a fluctuating downward trend.
1. Price Performance: Current price $0.0834, 24h decline of 5.55%, price is near the 24h low ($0.0831), and has broken below the 5-day and 10-day moving averages (MA5: $0.0851, MA10: $0.0831), with the 20-day moving average ($0.0909) also above the price, putting pressure on the price.
2. Trading Volume and Trend: Daily trading volume has shrunk compared to the 5-day and 10-day averages, reflecting a decrease in market trading activity; from the daily trend, the price has fallen back from the previous high of $0.1333, showing an overall fluctuating downward trend. Although there has been a slight rebound recently, the strength is insufficient.
3. Key Price Levels: Support level to watch is the 24h low of $0.0831; if it breaks below or further tests the previous low of $0.0703; resistance level to look at is the 20-day moving average of $0.0909, and if it breaks through, can look around $0.0930.
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Batch Processing and Compression Technology: APRO's 'Data Packaging Technique'
Last month I encountered a headache of a problem – the client wanted to store five hundred thousand pieces of sensor data on the chain. According to conventional methods, this would require submitting five hundred thousand transactions. Not only would the gas fees be high, but it is estimated that this would take until next year to process. Just as I was about to persuade them to give up, I thought of APRO's batch processing system, and the seemingly impossible task was completed in three hours. This made me deeply realize that in the blockchain world, 'how to package' is often more important than 'what to put in'.
Transaction compression algorithm: dressing data in a 'tight-fitting outfit'
Traditional blockchain processing transactions is like using containers to transport ping-pong balls – each ball is packed in its own box, wasting most of the space. APRO's compression algorithm is like designing a special stackable packaging for these ping-pong balls.
Transaction compression algorithm: dressing data in a 'tight-fitting outfit'
Traditional blockchain processing transactions is like using containers to transport ping-pong balls – each ball is packed in its own box, wasting most of the space. APRO's compression algorithm is like designing a special stackable packaging for these ping-pong balls.
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FF/USDT 1-Day Market Analysis
1. Price Trend: The overall price is in a mid-term downtrend, continuously falling from the peak of $0.2056, dipping to a low of $0.09618 within 24 hours before a slight rebound. The current quote is $0.10200, showing a minor increase of 1.88% for the day, but a 7-day decline of 12.70% and a 30-day decline of 20.74%, indicating that the medium to long-term weakness remains unchanged.
2. Moving Average Indicators: MA5 ($0.10787), MA10 ($0.11155), and MA20 ($0.11441) are all positioned above the price, forming bearish pressure. The short-term rebound faces significant resistance from the moving averages, with no support signals from them.
3. Trading Volume: The recent trading volume is overall sluggish, and there has been no increase during the rebound phase, indicating insufficient buying strength. This rebound may be a weak rebound following a short-term oversold condition, with doubts about its sustainability.
4. Key Price Levels: $0.09618 is the 24-hour low, serving as a short-term support level; the resistance above is first seen at MA5's $0.10787, and after breaking through, attention should be paid to the $0.11155-$0.11441 range. If the support level is broken, it may drop to around $0.07479.
$FF
1. Price Trend: The overall price is in a mid-term downtrend, continuously falling from the peak of $0.2056, dipping to a low of $0.09618 within 24 hours before a slight rebound. The current quote is $0.10200, showing a minor increase of 1.88% for the day, but a 7-day decline of 12.70% and a 30-day decline of 20.74%, indicating that the medium to long-term weakness remains unchanged.
2. Moving Average Indicators: MA5 ($0.10787), MA10 ($0.11155), and MA20 ($0.11441) are all positioned above the price, forming bearish pressure. The short-term rebound faces significant resistance from the moving averages, with no support signals from them.
3. Trading Volume: The recent trading volume is overall sluggish, and there has been no increase during the rebound phase, indicating insufficient buying strength. This rebound may be a weak rebound following a short-term oversold condition, with doubts about its sustainability.
4. Key Price Levels: $0.09618 is the 24-hour low, serving as a short-term support level; the resistance above is first seen at MA5's $0.10787, and after breaking through, attention should be paid to the $0.11155-$0.11441 range. If the support level is broken, it may drop to around $0.07479.
$FF
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The Sea of State and the Kite Line: My Experience with the Kite Storage Slimming Plan
At three in the morning, my test node crashed again. The glaring error log on the screen made me fully awake—“Out of memory, state data exceeds 32GB.” As a small developer, this has already been the second time in three months that I've been forced to upgrade my server. The state of the blockchain is like a gluttonous monster, constantly devouring more storage space, and I can barely afford to feed it.
“Welcome to the State Explosion Club.” My colleague Li Yang teased in the message, along with a screenshot of his server cluster bill. Until last month, I was invited to participate in an experimental protocol upgrade on the Kite testnet, which claimed to “give state data a physical therapy.”
“Welcome to the State Explosion Club.” My colleague Li Yang teased in the message, along with a screenshot of his server cluster bill. Until last month, I was invited to participate in an experimental protocol upgrade on the Kite testnet, which claimed to “give state data a physical therapy.”
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AT/USDT 1-Day Market Analysis
1. Price Trend: The coin price has shown a continuous decline after a sharp drop, falling significantly from a peak of $0.3660, with a minimum of $0.0810 within 24 hours, and the current quote is $0.0826, a daily drop of 5.06%, and a 7-day drop of 34.55%. The overall downward trend is extreme with no effective rebound.
2. Moving Average Indicators: MA5 ($0.0931), MA10 ($0.1066), MA20 ($0.1373) are all forming strong bearish pressure above the price, with short-term moving averages continuing to decline and no support signals from any moving averages.
3. Trading Volume: There was a significant trading volume during the decline, and recent trading volume has shrunk, but there are still no signs of increased buying volume, indicating that market buying interest is extremely weak, and selling pressure has not been cleared.
4. Key Price Levels: $0.0810 is the 24-hour and stage low point, an important short-term support level. If it breaks or further tests lower levels; resistance above is initially at MA5's $0.0931, with a very high difficulty in breaking through, and higher resistance levels are in the $0.1066-$0.1373 range. $AT
1. Price Trend: The coin price has shown a continuous decline after a sharp drop, falling significantly from a peak of $0.3660, with a minimum of $0.0810 within 24 hours, and the current quote is $0.0826, a daily drop of 5.06%, and a 7-day drop of 34.55%. The overall downward trend is extreme with no effective rebound.
2. Moving Average Indicators: MA5 ($0.0931), MA10 ($0.1066), MA20 ($0.1373) are all forming strong bearish pressure above the price, with short-term moving averages continuing to decline and no support signals from any moving averages.
3. Trading Volume: There was a significant trading volume during the decline, and recent trading volume has shrunk, but there are still no signs of increased buying volume, indicating that market buying interest is extremely weak, and selling pressure has not been cleared.
4. Key Price Levels: $0.0810 is the 24-hour and stage low point, an important short-term support level. If it breaks or further tests lower levels; resistance above is initially at MA5's $0.0931, with a very high difficulty in breaking through, and higher resistance levels are in the $0.1066-$0.1373 range. $AT
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The 'Bell and Cloud' of Asset Management: When Lorenzo Protocol Reconstructs Trust with Code
Imagine a scenario where you hand over your savings to a renowned bank wealth manager who promises to carefully allocate your assets. But you never know where your money is actually going—whether it's being riskily channeled into high-risk derivatives or just lying dormant in a low-interest account. The quarterly report you receive is a carefully polished 'artistic photo' rather than a real-time dynamic 'live stream.'
This is the original sin that traditional centralized finance (CeFi) asset management cannot escape: high trust costs and operations that resemble a black box. Today, a revolution represented by the Lorenzo Protocol, known as 'On-Chain Finance,' is attempting to completely dismantle and reorganize this black box with code and mathematics, transforming it into a transparent 'glass house.'
This is the original sin that traditional centralized finance (CeFi) asset management cannot escape: high trust costs and operations that resemble a black box. Today, a revolution represented by the Lorenzo Protocol, known as 'On-Chain Finance,' is attempting to completely dismantle and reorganize this black box with code and mathematics, transforming it into a transparent 'glass house.'
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BANK/USDT 4-hour market analysis
1. Price trend: The price of the currency has shown a continuous downward trend, falling from a peak of $0.0526 to a low of $0.0367 within 24 hours, with the current quote at $0.0368, a daily decline of 3.92%, a 7-day decline of 14.62%, and a 30-day decline of 32.85%. The medium to long-term downward trend is clear.
2. Moving average indicators: MA5 ($0.0373), MA10 ($0.0379), and MA20 ($0.0388) are all in a bearish arrangement above the price, indicating significant pressure for a short-term rebound, with no obvious moving average support.
3. Trading volume: Although there have been fluctuations in trading volume during the decline, there has been no significant rebound in volume overall, indicating insufficient buying support and continued selling pressure in the market.
4. Key price levels: $0.0360 is the short-term local low and serves as an important support level. If it breaks down, it may further test around $0.0351; the upper resistance first looks at MA5's $0.0373, and after breaking through, pay attention to the MA20 pressure at $0.0388.
$BANK
1. Price trend: The price of the currency has shown a continuous downward trend, falling from a peak of $0.0526 to a low of $0.0367 within 24 hours, with the current quote at $0.0368, a daily decline of 3.92%, a 7-day decline of 14.62%, and a 30-day decline of 32.85%. The medium to long-term downward trend is clear.
2. Moving average indicators: MA5 ($0.0373), MA10 ($0.0379), and MA20 ($0.0388) are all in a bearish arrangement above the price, indicating significant pressure for a short-term rebound, with no obvious moving average support.
3. Trading volume: Although there have been fluctuations in trading volume during the decline, there has been no significant rebound in volume overall, indicating insufficient buying support and continued selling pressure in the market.
4. Key price levels: $0.0360 is the short-term local low and serves as an important support level. If it breaks down, it may further test around $0.0351; the upper resistance first looks at MA5's $0.0373, and after breaking through, pay attention to the MA20 pressure at $0.0388.
$BANK
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The Mystery of the Treasury: How Does Falcon Finance's “War Fund” Work?
Today, while casually browsing the governance forum, I accidentally clicked on a post labeled “Treasury Proposal #27,” and my curiosity was instantly ignited. This is not an ordinary expense application; it is a specific operational plan regarding the rumored “war fund” of Falcon Finance. This made me decide to play the role of an “on-chain detective” and investigate what this mysterious treasury is actually fighting for.
The so-called “war fund” is actually the strategic reserve in Falcon's DAO treasury, independent of daily operational funds. Unlike some projects where the treasury simply holds native tokens, it consists of a basket of diversified assets—stablecoins, liquidity pool shares, and even tokenized government bonds that we discussed last time. Its existence is not for dividends but to cope with two kinds of “wars”: the battle for survival and the battle for development.
The so-called “war fund” is actually the strategic reserve in Falcon's DAO treasury, independent of daily operational funds. Unlike some projects where the treasury simply holds native tokens, it consists of a basket of diversified assets—stablecoins, liquidity pool shares, and even tokenized government bonds that we discussed last time. Its existence is not for dividends but to cope with two kinds of “wars”: the battle for survival and the battle for development.
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