区块链Web3软件开发李李

Bank Guild Game Alliance Development Requirements:
Attachment: DAPP
Languages: Chinese and English Mobile Terminal PC Terminal
Link Wallet: TP Wallet Binance Chain
Deposit Method: Initially two types of Binance Chain token deposits USDT, BNB, bank, and more Binance Chain token deposits will be added periodically in the future, up to 10 types.
Withdrawal Method: Withdraw USDT, project party token (bank). Withdrawal fees require an additional wallet (both deposit and withdrawal incur fees, adjustable in the backend), wallet address provided by the project party.
Platform Points: Silver Tickets
Acquisition Method: Users can exchange silver tickets on the platform using tokens, and the exchange amount must be converted into USDT based on the current token price.

As long as everyone can understand public chains, they will basically understand Web3. Although there are hundreds of public chains on the surface, there are actually less than 200 that are truly active. If we consider core indicators such as TVL protocol quantity and token market value together, the top ten public chains can account for over 70% of the total public chain share. Therefore, as long as one can grasp these top public chains, they will essentially understand what public chains are all about.
We can take the top 12 public chains by TVL as examples to illustrate their specific differences. First, let's look at the top three public chains: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, which represent the three major types of public chains today. First is the Bitcoin system, represented by Bitcoin, mainly used for value storage, with limited smart contract capabilities. The second is the EVM-compatible chain, represented by Ethereum. All chains in the Ethereum family can run the same set of smart contracts and are the core of the entire DeFi ecosystem. The top 12 in this category include Ethereum's BN Smart Chain, as well as Tron and base ARB HyperLiquid Avalanche Linea Polygon, making a total of 9 positions. Lastly, the non-EVM category, represented by Solana, which adopts a completely different architecture and language, is fast but has an independent ecosystem requiring separate wallets and tools. In this category, there is also Sui among the top 12. Thus, from these three chains, we can see that although there are hundreds of public chains, they can basically be categorized into these three types (you can think of it as the Bitcoin system being like Apple's system on a phone, Ethereum being like Android on a phone, and Solana being like other systems on a phone). To insert a knowledge point, what is EVM? EVM is Ethereum's virtual machine; you can think of it as the operating system of the blockchain, capable of running smart contracts and allowing applications to operate on-chain. If a chain is compatible with EVM, it means it can directly use Ethereum's code and tools. First, developers do not need to rewrite the code, and users can use one wallet, such as Metamask, to access all protocols on EVM chains. Additionally, the entire ecosystem can quickly connect to Ethereum's resources, which is why many chains emphasize their compatibility with EVM. So, how does understanding these classifications of public chains help us? First, it can help us identify the chain to which a token belongs. For example, if you are given a token's contract address, you can roughly determine which chain it was issued on. For instance, EVM chain addresses start with 0X, while Tron addresses start with T, and Solana addresses are a random combination of 32-44 alphanumeric characters. Bitcoin addresses typically start with 1, 3, or BC1. By recognizing these formats, we can quickly identify which chain they belong to. Secondly, it informs us which wallets to use. Different chains require different wallets. For EVM chains, a common wallet like Metamask will suffice, while Solana and Sui each require their own dedicated wallets. Thirdly, when your funds need to cross chains, you need to know that cross-chain transactions between EVM chains are relatively easy due to the abundance of bridges and greater liquidity. However, if you want to cross from an EVM chain to a non-EVM chain, such as from Ethereum to Solana, it will rely on special cross-chain bridges, which are not only more difficult but also carry higher risks. Fourth: evaluating projects becomes more informed. We need to know that the EVM ecosystem is relatively mature, with many projects and well-developed tools, leading to higher safety. Non-EVM chains, while presenting significant opportunities and possibilities, also have a higher failure rate. Therefore, being able to differentiate public chain types means not only understanding a concept but also being able to avoid many pitfalls in operation and investment.

Platform Introduction
LAFITE (LAF protocol) initiated by the dark web is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform based on the BSC chain, centered around the DEFI4.0 model, and achieves breakthrough progress through interactive contracts, realizing automated execution via pure smart contracts, constructing an on-chain financial ecosystem that integrates wealth management, trading, and liquidity mining.
This innovative interactive contract mechanism enables efficient linkage between asset circulation and market dynamics, injecting unique vitality into the operation of the entire ecosystem. Its ultimate goal is to become a decentralized on-chain bank on the BSC chain—without the endorsement of centralized institutions, solely relying on code rules to achieve fund circulation, revenue distribution, and risk control, providing transparent, secure, and efficient financial services for global users.

SCK Star Chain Bank
What is Star Chain Bank:
The core functions of a fully decentralized bank are directly reflected in the universe and the blockchain, which operates on-chain.
Understanding Star Chain Bank at a glance: Star Chain Bank
Dual Currency Issuance Mechanism:

Platform Token: Star Chain (SCK) issued at a constant of 21 million, deflationary to 2.1 million
LP Pool 10 million
Interactive Contract 500,000
Community Rewards 500,000
Donation Nodes 2 million
Minting Pool 8 million
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Ecosystem Token: Mars issued at 100 million, deflationary to 10 million

Platform Introduction
LAFITE (LAFITE Protocol) was initiated by the dark web and is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform based on the BSC chain. With the DeFi 4.0 model at its core, it has achieved a breakthrough in interconnectivity through the ingenious innovation of interactive contracts. Through the automated execution of pure smart contracts, it builds an on-chain financial ecosystem that integrates wealth management, trading, and liquidity mining.
This innovative interactive contract mechanism enables efficient linkage between asset transfer and market dynamics, injecting unique vitality into the operation of the entire ecosystem. Its ultimate goal is to become a decentralized on-chain bank on the BSC chain—requiring no centralized institution's endorsement, relying solely on code rules to realize fund transfer, profit distribution, and risk control, providing transparent, secure, and efficient financial services to global users.

Core Conclusion: The core use of the cryptocurrency panic index (FGI) is 'contrarian sentiment operation'—utilizing the extremity of market sentiment (extreme fear/extreme greed) to assist in judging buying and selling opportunities, but it cannot be used as the sole basis for decision-making and must be combined with comprehensive judgment of asset fundamentals, technical analysis, etc.
1. Investment strategies in different index ranges (core usage)
1. Extreme Fear Range (0-24 points): Cautious layout biased towards 'bottom fishing'
Market Logic: At this time, most investors are panic selling, and asset prices may be undervalued (especially mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum), representing a potential opportunity of 'others are fearful, I am greedy.'