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A fork occurs when a change to the protocol is proposed and two distinct groups of nodes follow different sets of rules, creating two separate blockchains.

This article interprets the BRC-20 fork event and introduces the attitudes of different stakeholders.

This article explores the difficulty of upgrading Bitcoin, pointing out that this is mainly due to concerns about reduced rewards after halving, which has led to many hard forks. A review of Bitcoin's past few hard forks and an introduction to the experimental hard fork currently planned by LayerTwolabs. Although Bitcoin has always faced route issues, it is still seeking opportunities on a different path.

Our goal here is to do an overview of all these proposals, figure out what technical patterns they share, figure out what kinds of new opcodes and other soft fork upgrades they need to function, and create a comparison table of how all the parts fit together. Along the way we’ll also define what an L2 protocol actually is, what kind of scaling Lightning is already capable of, and get an understanding of what improvements we need to do to mempools to achieve all this.

Recently, following the BRC-20 fork announcement and the unveiling of UniSat's new strategy, BRC-20 has once again grabbed attention. Within this resurgence, SATS, the new flagship project of BRC-20, has gained significant traction, doubling in value over 10 days, outpacing the previous BRC-20 leader ORDI, and claiming the top spot in the OP_RETURN category.

The biggest Ethereum network update ahead of the upcoming Merge

Economic activity on Solana is flourishing. But what does this mean for the fee market? How will MEV impact it? This article will analyze these two questions through the lens of Solana's block architecture and consensus mechanism, and provide insights into the implications for changes in the fee market.

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On November 7, the Ethereum Foundation announced the launch of the Pectra testnet named Mekong, allowing developers to experience upcoming upgrade technologies before they go live on the Ethereum mainnet. The following article will introduce the background, purpose, and relationship between the Mekong testnet and Pectra.

Bitcoin Gold is a hard fork of Bitcoin, which claims to improve decentralization and user convenience, aiming to address Bitcoin's limitations.

This article analyzes why discounts should be given to these endorsements and whether we should eliminate the discount on witness data by means of a soft fork.

eCash is a cryptocurrency that originated from the Bitcoin Cash ABC fork. It is meant to be used as electronic cash for buying goods and services.

This article provides a detailed analysis of the question of whether Bitcoin's embrace of OP_CAT for exploring smart contracts or its adherence to Satoshi Nakamoto's original vision to maintain purity.

Litecoin is a blockchain created by a fork of Bitcoin, whose blocks are generated more frequently to make transactions faster.

BSV is a hard fork network based on the Bitcoin Cash network. Currently, this network maintains a respectable level of daily transaction activity. Simultaneously, progress in enterprise-level applications is also underway, continuing its development towards becoming a global payment system.