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MiraDAO (MIRA) is a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) based on blockchain technology, dedicated to funding research and treatment of pediatric rare diseases. It was inspired by the family experience of MIRA's founder Siqi Chen, whose daughter Mira was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor called 'ameloblastic craniopharyngioma' at the age of five.

This article introduces the "unexpected" rise of Helium Mobile, showing domestic users a different Web3 world. In countries where telecommunications operators are state-owned enterprises, signal towers can be deployed even in the most remote areas, covering most areas except for those rarely visited. However, in capitalist countries, relevant enterprises are private, and signal coverage tends to prioritize cost-effectiveness, resulting in low signal coverage in many areas, providing ample space for "distributed mobile networks."

This article explores the background and future potential of the AI-powered gaming platform Xterio, along with its exciting lineup of games. Don’t miss Xterio’s final airdrop event before its Token Generation Event (TGE). If you love gaming and want to earn rewards, this is your chance!

Blockchain technology and decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePINs) provide critical frameworks for decentralizing energy systems. In the sections that follow, we will explore several key energy protocols that exemplify noteworthy progress in this decentralized energy landscape.

At its core, DIN is a data layer that collects and validates both on-chain and off-chain data—while using the blockchain as the settlement layer. The big idea? Give ownership of data back to users and let them earn rewards for what they contribute to the system.

This article will dive into the Stable++ stablecoin protocol within the RGB++ Layer ecosystem. Using BTC and CKB as collateral to mint the RUSD stablecoin, the protocol integrates a Stability Pool insurance mechanism and bad debt redistribution. This creates a reliable stablecoin minting scenario for BTC and CKB holders.

This article explores the U.S. debt-driven economic model and its associated risks, analyzing various options for repaying U.S. debt, including the feasibility of selling gold and Bitcoin. The article highlights that as U.S. national debt surpasses $36.4 trillion, the dominance of the U.S. dollar faces challenges. Against the backdrop of a potential debt crisis, Bitcoin may experience short-term declines but is expected to serve as a safe-haven asset in financial crises in the long run. Additionally, the article delves into Bitcoin’s potential role as a future international settlement currency and the necessary conditions it must meet.