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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

Winklevoss Brothers: Two Key Decisions That Changed Everything Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss are identical twins, born on August 21, 1981, in Greenwich, Connecticut. They showed exceptional talent from a young age, self-learning HTML at 13 to build websites for local businesses, and founded their first internet company during their teenage years. While in school, they co-founded the rowing program and excelled in the sport. In 2000, the two brothers entered Harvard University to major in economics. They achieved great success in rowing, helping the Harvard team win several important competitions in 2004. However, their most significant discovery occurred outside of campus. In December 2002, they conceived a social networking project called HarvardConnection (later renamed ConnectU). To realize this vision, they found in October 2003

With the increase of Web3 projects, risk assessment and fund tracking have become particularly important. Malicious projects harm investors' interests through false publicity and dumping. Security companies provide assessment services to help identify risks and track the flow of funds. Investors should carefully choose projects, remain vigilant, and utilize professional services to protect asset security.

Radiant is a cross-chain lending market project launched in 2022, enabling lending interoperability between different blockchains through LayerZero technology, simplifying user operations. Its V2 version plans to introduce changes such as dynamic liquidity provision and token upgrades, aimed at enhancing the sustainability of the protocol and participant returns. Currently, its market size on Arbitrum reaches $438 million, and Radiant is expected to address the liquidity play people for suckers issue.

On February 2, 2023, OrionProtocol suffered a reentrancy attack, resulting in a loss of approximately $2.9 million. The attacker exploited vulnerabilities in the token exchange process using a custom Token contract and Uniswap V2 functionalities, allowing funds to be withdrawn multiple times. To prevent such incidents, it is recommended that the project party implement strict coding standards, reentrancy locks, and conduct comprehensive security audits.