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Run, train, earn: which GameFi projects to watch in 2024 According to the Messari report, in 2023, about 3.4 billion gamers brought the gaming industry $184 billion. The latter undergoes a paradigm shift once every 10 years, so the rise of the GameFi financial sector can be compared to

Trends in the DeFi and Crypto Assets sectors in 2023 mainly include the rise of the DeFi Options market, the emergence of modular blockchain, Ethereum outperforming Bitcoin, the rise of Soulbound Tokens, the integration of DeFi with physical assets, intensified competition among DEX, renewed focus on the Metaverse, the launch of simplified DeFi applications, integration of Web2 with NFTs, and the emergence of a new generation of hardware wallets. These trends reflect the continuous development and innovative potential of the market.

Review of Major Events in the Crypto Assets Market Over the Years The Crypto Assets market has experienced several significant events that have had a profound impact on the industry's development. This article will review a few representative events, as well as their impact on the market and subsequent effects. Mentougou Incident In February 2014, the world's largest Bitcoin exchange, Mt.Gox, was hacked, resulting in the loss of approximately 850,000 coins, accounting for 7% of the total Bitcoin supply. This incident led to an 80% plunge in Bitcoin prices and triggered a crisis of confidence in the Crypto Assets market. However, due to the significant increase in Bitcoin prices in the following years, the remaining assets of Mt.Gox were actually sufficient to compensate all losses of the creditors at that time. Recently, it has been reported that Mt.Gox is preparing to distribute approximately 142,000 Bitcoin and 143,000 Bitcoin cash to creditors, with a total value exceeding 9 billion USD. 94 Incident In 2017, China

This article introduces access control in Rust smart contracts, including the visibility of contract functions and access control for privileged functions. It emphasizes the importance of risk events and access control, and illustrates how to implement a Solidity-like onlyOwner mechanism in Rust with examples. Other access control methods are also mentioned and will be further explored in subsequent articles.

In today's digital age, data processing capability has become a key indicator of technological strength. Traditional centralized databases face numerous challenges, while Chainbase is revolutionizing the data processing rules of Web3 with its groundbreaking Decentralization super data network. The technical strength of Chainbase is impressive. It can index over 200 blockchains in real-time, achieving second-level synchronization from Ethereum to Solana. The daily request volume reaches up to 50 billion, which is more than twice that of Google search volume. Even more noteworthy is that Chainbase employs a distributed validation system with 3,000 nodes, effectively eliminating the risk of single points of failure. For developers, Chainbase offers unprecedented convenience. Developers can directly query on-chain data using standard SQL syntax, greatly simplifying the data retrieval process. This innovation has significantly shortened the development cycle of dApps from the original 3 months to just 3 days. Chainbase's C token plays an important role across the network. By staking nodes, users can earn up to 89% annualized returns, which undoubtedly increases participants' enthusiasm. The well-known venture capital firm A16Z referred to Chainbase as "the Snowflake of Web3" in its report, highlighting the industry's recognition of its potential. In the Web3 era, data has undoubtedly become a new energy source. Chainbase is becoming a key tool to unlock this energy with its powerful data processing capabilities. With the continuous advancement of technology, we have reason to believe that Chainbase will play an increasingly important role in the data revolution of Web3.