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Created by the Singaporean company Enjin in 2017, Enjin, an innovative blockchain-based platform, focuses on providing services for the creation and management of virtual goods in gaming, social networks, and online marketplaces. Its primary goal is to offer a decentralized solution for virtual goods, simplifying the integration of blockchain technology into games and apps through its software development kits (SDKs). Enjin's offerings include a trading marketplace and the Enjin Beam feature. They allow users to buy, sell, and share virtual goods easily. Enjin Coin (ENJ), the platform's native cryptocurrency, facilitates transactions within the Enjin marketplace and represents value exchange within the Enjin ecosystem. Enjin’s commitment to sustainability, highlighted by its participation in the Crypto Climate Accord and its efforts to achieve carbon neutrality, further enhances the project's appeal and sustainability.

This paper presents a pair of related arguments against the interpretation (and expansion) of Section 1960(b)(2) put forth by the government in the Tornado Cash prosecution.

Hyperledger is an open-source collaborative project hosted by the Linux Foundation, focusing on developing frameworks, tools, and libraries for enterprise-grade blockchain solutions.

This article reflects on the 2008 financial crisis, emphasizing the dangers of excessive leverage, insufficient liquidity, and a lack of transparency in financial markets.

The Taiko project is a Layer 2 solution leveraging zkEVM technology dedicated to extending the functionality of Ethereum through the decentralized Ethereum equivalent of zkRollup. It allows developers and users to seamlessly extend Ethereum without changing existing decentralized applications (dApps). Key features of Taiko include fully EVM-compatible zkEVM Type 1, open source code, complete decentralization, and transaction sequencing by Ethereum validators. The Taiko protocol ensures transaction correctness and network security through smart contracts and decentralized verification. Additionally, Taiko includes innovations based on Contestable Rollups (BCR) and Booster-Based Rollups (BBR), as well as TKO tokens for validator rewards, transaction fees, and network governance.