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Etherspot

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Constant innovation drives the evolution of Web3, aiming to improve user experiences and developer workflows. Account Abstraction (AA) has been gathering a lot of buzz recently, and it is a concept designed to simplify interactions within the Web3 ecosystem. Today, we will dive into the realm of Modular Accounts which are the next step in the AA approach. Understanding Modular Accounts Modular Accounts are a groundbreaking concept within account abstraction that seeks to offer greater customization for both users and developers. At its core, Modular Accounts are structured as composable plugins or modules, where each module represents a distinct smart contract extending the functionality of a core smart account. This modular architecture allows tailored customization, empowering developers to focus on specific features rather than rebuilding entire account infrastructures. Modular Accounts Standardization: ERC-6900 vs. ERC-7579 There are initiatives such as ERC-6900 and ERC-7579 that aim to enhance interoperability and standardization of Modular Accounts. These standards define how modules interact with each other and with smart accounts across different providers and platforms. ERC-6900, introduced in April 2023, establishes comprehensive standards for smart account and module interfaces. While robust, its complexity and opinionated security measures may pose challenges for developers seeking flexibility. Even though the authors of ERC-7579 support the objective of ERC-6900 to standardize modular accounts, they believe that ERC-7579 adopts a minimally prescriptive approach, prioritizing interoperability, and not discouraging innovation. This approach allows developers to make decisions around complexity and security, fostering a competitive ecosystem of modular accounts and modules. Etherspot Has Launched Its Modular SDK Etherspot is proud to introduce Modular Accounts that are compliant with the ERC-7579 standard, empowering developers leveraging Etherspot’s Account Abstraction infrastructure with customization capabilities for smart accounts. Our smart contracts have been audited by KALOS, a reputable Web3 auditing company established in 2018, ensuring security and reliability for our users. Developers can significantly enhance the security and user experience of their dApps by integrating various modules. For instance, social recovery modules empower users to regain account access through a trusted device or friends, in case access has been lost. Another feature is a module allowing dApps to spend tokens on behalf of users within a predefined limit, streamlining transactions and reducing manual interventions. Additionally, session key modules enable users to create a session key that pre-approves transactions within a dApp for a specified duration, under set limits and rules, offering both convenience and security. Etherspot’s session key module has been audited by Shieldify, ensuring a high standard of trust and reliability. The list of existing modules can be found here. Developers can install any module with Etherspot’s Modular SDK. By adopting ERC-7579 compliance, Etherspot is committed to driving innovation and interoperability in the Web3 ecosystem, enabling developers to build scalable and customizable decentralized applications with confidence. ⚙️To get started with Etherspot Modular SDK, you can either install the packages yourself: npm i @etherspot/modular-sdk Find more info in our documentation here. Alternatively, you can leverage our robust React library — TransactionKit, which already supports modular accounts: https://etherspot.fyi/transaction-kit/intro. Modular Store For Plug-n-play Solutions ERC-7579 opens up an exciting world of modular components and user-friendly tools for developers. This means easier access to reusable modules, allowing developers to focus on creating unique features that set their products apart while speeding up their development process. Rhinestone is building a modular marketplace where developers can discover suitable modules and seamlessly integrate them into Smart Accounts, as well as create and share their own modules. They’ve started with some essential modules that anyone can use. It’s still under development, follow Rhinestone on X to stay up to date. At the same time, the Etherspot team has been working on the Modular Store to be released on the PillarX (PX) platform. The PX Modular Store is beneficial to both developers and users. It will allow users to install modules as Add-Ons to their smart accounts, while dApps can leverage modules to deliver an even smoother account abstraction experience for users within the PX ecosystem. Follow PillarX on X to keep up with the latest updates. As the Web3 landscape continues to evolve, innovations like Modular Accounts pave the way for a more accessible, flexible, and secure decentralized ecosystem. The Etherspot Modular SDK’s compliance with the ERC-7579 promises a simplified path toward building scalable and interoperable dApps for developers interested in exploring the potential of Modular Accounts within Etherspot’s infrastructure Resources: Introducing: ERC-7579
WTF is Modular Account Abstraction
Awesome Modular Accounts Follow Etherspot: Website | X | Discord | Telegram | GitHub Constant innovation drives the evolution of Web3, aiming to improve user experiences and developer workflows. Account Abstraction (AA) has been gathering a lot of buzz recently, and it is a concept designed to simplify interactions within the Web3 ecosystem. Today, we will dive into the realm of Modular Accounts which are the next step in the AA approach. Understanding Modular Accounts Modular Accounts are a groundbreaking concept within account abstraction that seeks to offer greater customization for both users and developers. At its core, Modular Accounts are structured as composable plugins or modules, where each module represents a distinct smart contract extending the functionality of a core smart account. This modular architecture allows tailored customization, empowering developers to focus on specific features rather than rebuilding entire account infrastructures. Modular Accounts Standardization: ERC-6900 vs. ERC-7579 There are initiatives such as ERC-6900 and ERC-7579 that aim to enhance interoperability and standardization of Modular Accounts. These standards define how modules interact with each other and with smart accounts across different providers and platforms. ERC-6900 , introduced in April 2023, establishes comprehensive standards for smart account and module interfaces. While robust, its complexity and opinionated security measures may pose challenges for developers seeking flexibility. ERC-6900 ERC-6900 Even though the authors of ERC-7579 support the objective of ERC-6900 to standardize modular accounts, they believe that ERC-7579 adopts a minimally prescriptive approach, prioritizing interoperability, and not discouraging innovation. This approach allows developers to make decisions around complexity and security, fostering a competitive ecosystem of modular accounts and modules. ERC-7579 ERC-7579 Etherspot Has Launched Its Modular SDK Etherspot is proud to introduce Modular Accounts that are compliant with the ERC-7579 standard, empowering developers leveraging Etherspot’s Account Abstraction infrastructure with customization capabilities for smart accounts. Our smart contracts have been audited by KALOS , a reputable Web3 auditing company established in 2018, ensuring security and reliability for our users. have been audited have been audited KALOS KALOS Developers can significantly enhance the security and user experience of their dApps by integrating various modules. For instance, social recovery modules empower users to regain account access through a trusted device or friends, in case access has been lost. Another feature is a module allowing dApps to spend tokens on behalf of users within a predefined limit, streamlining transactions and reducing manual interventions. Additionally, session key modules enable users to create a session key that pre-approves transactions within a dApp for a specified duration, under set limits and rules, offering both convenience and security. Etherspot’s session key module has been audited by Shieldify , ensuring a high standard of trust and reliability. Etherspot’s session key module Etherspot’s session key module audited by Shieldify audited by Shieldify The list of existing modules can be found here . Developers can install any module with Etherspot’s Modular SDK. here here By adopting ERC-7579 compliance, Etherspot is committed to driving innovation and interoperability in the Web3 ecosystem, enabling developers to build scalable and customizable decentralized applications with confidence. ⚙️To get started with Etherspot Modular SDK, you can either install the packages yourself: npm i @etherspot/modular-sdk npm i @etherspot/modular-sdk Find more info in our documentation here . here here Alternatively, you can leverage our robust React library — TransactionKit , which already supports modular accounts: https://etherspot.fyi/transaction-kit/intro . TransactionKit https://etherspot.fyi/transaction-kit/intro https://etherspot.fyi/transaction-kit/intro Modular Store For Plug-n-play Solutions ERC-7579 opens up an exciting world of modular components and user-friendly tools for developers. This means easier access to reusable modules, allowing developers to focus on creating unique features that set their products apart while speeding up their development process. Rhinestone is building a modular marketplace where developers can discover suitable modules and seamlessly integrate them into Smart Accounts, as well as create and share their own modules. They’ve started with some essential modules that anyone can use. It’s still under development, follow Rhinestone on X to stay up to date. Rhinestone Rhinestone modular marketplace X X At the same time, the Etherspot team has been working on the Modular Store to be released on the PillarX (PX) platform . The PX Modular Store is beneficial to both developers and users. PillarX (PX) platform PillarX (PX) platform It will allow users to install modules as Add-Ons to their smart accounts, while dApps can leverage modules to deliver an even smoother account abstraction experience for users within the PX ecosystem. Follow PillarX on X to keep up with the latest updates. PillarX on X PillarX on X As the Web3 landscape continues to evolve, innovations like Modular Accounts pave the way for a more accessible, flexible, and secure decentralized ecosystem. The Etherspot Modular SDK’s compliance with the ERC-7579 promises a simplified path toward building scalable and interoperable dApps for developers interested in exploring the potential of Modular Accounts within Etherspot’s infrastructure Resources: Resources: Introducing: ERC-7579 WTF is Modular Account Abstraction Awesome Modular Accounts Introducing: ERC-7579 Introducing: ERC-7579 Introducing: ERC-7579 WTF is Modular Account Abstraction WTF is Modular Account Abstraction WTF is Modular Account Abstraction Awesome Modular Accounts Awesome Modular Accounts Awesome Modular Accounts Follow Etherspot: Follow Etherspot: Website | X | Discord | Telegram | GitHub Website X Discord Telegram GitHub

Etherspot Launches ERC-7579 Modular SDK: What You Need to Know

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How Etherspot Redefines The Way We Build Ethereum Smart Contracts (Account Abstraction)

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Wie Etherspot die Art und Weise neu definiert, wie wir Ethereum-Smart-Contracts erstellen (Kontoabstraktion)

Cómo Etherspot redefine la forma en que construimos contratos inteligentes de Ethereum (abstracción de cuenta)

Comment Etherspot redéfinit la façon dont nous construisons les contrats intelligents Ethereum (abstraction de compte)

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Etherspot 如何重新定义我们构建以太坊智能合约的方式（账户抽象）

Blockchain smart contract interactions and dApps (decentralised application) are becoming more advanced and interesting every week in the Web3 space. Exciting smart contract-based projects are emerging regularly but with the fast-paced environment there comes a challenge. That being, keeping up with the newest innovation and then coding for it efficiently. This is where Software Development Kits greatly assist builders to focus on their creative ideas for the products and dApps. They often allow projects to deploy their ideas in a matter of days instead of months of tedious preparation and infrastructure generation. Here’s an example, let’s say a project is interested in building a staking dApp. 6 months ago, that could have had some traction but now, if it is not able to service users coming from a multitude of EVM compatible chains, it may never garner much adoption. What is now required is hundreds of lines of code to integrate each desired blockchain. This is hugely time consuming and removes the developers focus from the app at hand. In this instance, such a project would benefit massively from building their app on top of an already established, reliable and effective SDK framework like . This removes the need for them to reinvent the wheel. Etherspot Rather they can integrate the quality, pre-written code that Etherspot SDK multichain framework provides for builders and offer their users a simplified, yet technically capable experience when using their products. What is Etherspot Exactly? Etherspot SDK is a blockchain development framework for EVM-compatible chains that creates direct state channel bridges to provide a seamless user experience across chains and wallets. With just one deposit, you can onboard your users to the entire multi-chain world of EVM compatible chains. This helps platforms save cost, time and increase user adoption. Etherspot is an open-source managed, free of charge, reliable multichain SDK which has been audited by for your peace of mind. Consensys Diligence Pain points in Web3 that Etherspot can help you avoid: Networking switching for every multichain connection Gas token requirements on the destination chain Splitting of dApps’ liquidity over multiple chains Custodial extensions for smart contract bridging solutions Complex user experience of Web3 products and more! Etherspot constantly strives to add functionality that assists in its mission to increase adoption in the Web3 space by abstracting the complexity away from your average user when interacting with decentralized apps (dApps) and services. Only once the crypto space is simplified enough for a non-tech-savvy user, will mass adoption take place. How Etherspot Simplifies Web3 Life Let’s take a look at more of the pain-points that Etherspot helps developers address through a particular use-case. This is just one of the many examples. Let’s say a DeFi yield farming project resides on one particular chain, for example, Polygon. In order for this project to access users from other chains, they would have to deploy on other chains thereby splitting their liquidity and resources to maintain the protocol on multiple chains. If they do not deploy on other chains, users coming from Ethereum mainnet or any other chain, for that matter, have an expensive and complex journey to take part in their protocol. The majority of users face major hurdles when attempting to stake into such projects cross-chain. Hurdles that often stop them from entering such positions. To take this example further, let’s imagine you have ETH on Mainnet and you want to reap the sweet rewards offered from the liquidity pair MaticX-MATIC on Polygon. This journey involves: Find the pool you wish to provide liquidity on. Find a secure bridge to get ETH onto Polygon as WETH (Ethereum gas fee involved) Switch RPC network in a wallet to Polygon Make sure you have MATIC for gas fees on Polygon. (Buy from a CEX or purchase with a credit card using a FIAT on-ramp) Fees involved Send to the wallet you wish to stake from (Polygon gas fee involved) Go to a DEX that supports Polygon chain and authorise WETH spending. Swap 50% of my remaining WETH for > MaticX Swap the rest for > MATIC Now go back to the LP protocol and stake into the LP pool. This is not helping with adoption… By projects employing the Etherspot SDK multichain framework their users are able to avoid these complex actions entirely, and get involved through following a vastly simplified 2 steps. Often users who come to a project with their assets on a separate chain have to go through at least 9 steps; interact with 3 separate platforms to bridge, swap and stake; acquire native tokens for gas fees on the destination chain; as well as the particular liquidity provision tokens (MaticX & MATIC in our example) and change RPC networks. All this in order to stake tokens on the platform. Etherspot is here to simplify your users' experience and to offer an out-the-box solution that allows developers to keep focussed on their products rather than building infrastructure. Etherspot Solutions: - by implementing Etherspot’s SDK, projects are able to attract users and funds from multiple EVM compatible blockchains without having to build the infrastructure or provide liquidity on each individual chain. Multichain infrastructure - this function means that users do not have to worry about acquiring native tokens to cover gas fees, for example, on Polygon if they are coming from another chain. Etherspot takes care of it. Meta-transactions -  dApps can use this to take care of all the required actions for the user in the background without them having to worry about the technicalities. For a user coming from another chain, this reduces the actions from 9 on-chain interactions down to 3, maximum 4, transaction signatures depending on wallet authorizations previously granted. Transaction batching - Etherspot automatically switches the blockchain network as the actions are implemented meaning that user, in-wallet, network switching becomes a thing of the past Network Switching - Quite often, due to blockchain network technicalities and congestion, transactions are known to fail. Relayers guarantee transactions are confirmed successfully by calls being resubmitted if the initial one fails. Etherspot will even take a hit and increase the gas price to ensure transactions confirm. Relayer Functionality - Etherspot makes utilising cross-chain messaging simple for dApp builders. Just add a few lines of code. Now users from other chains can interact and move cross-chain seamlessly from within your dApp. Cross-chain Messaging - Etherspot brings cross-chain capabilities to Superfluid’s integrated API. Now builders can access cross-chain programmable, composable and modular payment streaming, that can handle subscriptions, salaries, rewards and any composable stream of value, with continuous settlement and per-second netting for extreme capital efficiency. (only one gas fee on setup) Payment Streaming Read the technical details . here Additionally, developers can get a feel of exactly how the Etherspot SDK operates by going to the which is hosted on our testnet. From there, all the features can be interacted with and tried out. playground If you'd like to integrate Etherspot's SDK in your dApp or propose our team integrate your project, feel free to fill out and we will get back to you! this form All-in-all, Etherspot is fully managed & supported by engineers, designers, legal, financial, marketers and executives that believe in the refinement of the Ethereum vision and supporting teams to build the new world. Etherspot’s channels: | | | | Website Twitter Discord Github Medium

Etherspot Multichain SDK: Enabling Agile Web3 Development

Blockchain technology has revolutionized our approach to transactions and data management. However, the complexity of blockchain development has made it difficult for non-blockchain developers to create decentralized applications ( ). As a result, there is a growing need for tools that simplify the development process and make it more accessible for those unfamiliar with blockchain. dApps That's why today we’re excited to introduce a prominent solution for this problem — . TransactionKit What is it? is the world’s first React library for fast and straightforward Web3 development created by . It is designed to help developers not familiar with blockchain technology and services to quickly and easily integrate blockchain functionality into their web applications. TransactionKit Etherspot It is a one-stop-shop solution for multichain smart contract wallets. self-custody Who can use it? Any dApp devs or front-end developers without deep blockchain knowledge. It abstracts complex blockchain operations and instructions by hiding them behind the React components, whilst leveraging the use of counter-factual smart contract wallets and a multichain relayer infrastructure provided by Etherspot. With TransactionKit, developers can: simply create and execute transactions; interact with smart contracts; transfer tokens; approval token transfers; deliver a seamless Web3 UX; manage digital assets without an in-depth understanding of the underlying blockchain technology; design freedom - TransactionKit doesn’t impose a UI on the developer; create dApps that are multichain by design (14+ blockchains are supported). Further, we will discuss how TransactionKit works, its benefits, and how it can be used to simplify Web3 development. Whether you are a seasoned crypto coder or a rookie blockchain developer attempting to include blockchain technology into your application, Etherpsot’s library has something to offer. So let's dive in and explore the world of multichain dApp development with TransactionKit. Why Etherspot's TransactionKit? Web3 development is a complex and challenging area requiring developers to understand blockchain technology, cryptography, and decentralized systems. The high barrier to entry and complexity associated with Web3 development have made it difficult for developers to create applications that can attract a more extensive user base. Consequently, such a level of complexity does not help with mass adoption, which is necessary for the growth and development of the industry. TransactionKit’s aim is to help developers onboard the next billion users. Benefits you get TransactionKit is the best way out of this problem. It provides a low barrier to entry, enabling developers to start building Web3 applications quickly. The library is easy to understand with universally understandable naming, simplifying the development process and making it easy to use. TransactionKit also doesn’t require you to sign up for various Web3 services, just plug (in a wallet) and play. One of TransactionKit’s design philosophies is to embrace the Web2 world, enabling developers who are used to working with traditional front-end libraries to transition to Web3 development easily. The library is extremely easy to install and get going - . It is well-structured and documented with various CodeSandbox’s ready to go. Even the library's error messages are helpful and will attempt to point you in the right direction. Developers do not have to worry about the intricacies of the technology but can instead focus on building powerful applications. npm i @etherspot/transaction-kit Features of dApps made with TransactionKit TransactionKit offers a range of features that make it a powerful tool for simplifying multichain dApp development. Some of its key features include the following: Injecting the full power of Etherspot into any React app Any React developer can incorporate Etherspot’s TransactionKit components into their code to gain access to a number of ready-made features. Some of these components include: <EtherspotUI /> This component enables seamless integration of the complete functionality of Etherspot into any React application. It takes a Web3 provider (i.e. your wallet), a chain ID (we support 14+ blockchains), and any child Ul components. Essentially, thanks to this component you can incorporate Etherspot's functionality, meaning you get access to a wide range of blockchain-related features. <EtherspotBatches /> The TransactionKit allows developers to batch multiple transactions into a single one. This reduces the number of activities required to perform a set of operations. Consequently, you provide faster and more efficient execution of transactions. All this can be achieved with the component. It can be skipped or given an ID, depending on your requirements. This component also returns transaction estimation data for all batches within it. <EtherspotBatches /> Using the component is a useful way to save on gas fees when sending multiple transactions. By grouping transactions into batches, you can optimize your gas usage and reduce costs. <EtherspotBatches /> <EtherspotTransaction /> is an essential component of the Etherspot library that enables the specification of Ethereum transactions. This tag requires the specification of a destination blockchain address and a value to be sent. Additionally, it can accept a data value for smart contract interaction and allows for the inclusion of any necessary UI components for customization. <EtherspotTransaction /> Using the component is a seamless way to initiate transactions on the Ethereum blockchain. Moreover, it enhances flexibility in customization by allowing the use of any UI components, making it more user-friendly. <EtherspotTransaction /> <EtherspotTokenTransferTransaction /> The component helps you facilitate the transfer of an asset (such as PLR. USDC or SHIB) to another account. You just need to specify the token address, the destination address, and the number of tokens you want to transfer to the destination address, and then we'll do the rest. <EtherspotTokenTransferTransaction /> <EtherspotApprovalTransaction /> The component authorizes the spending of an asset you own by another Smart Contract. This Smart Contract can serve any purpose but is usually associated with decentralized financial applications (also known as DeFi) such as Uniswap or Gamma. <EtherspotApprovalTransaction /> In other words, it's like giving your friend permission to spend some of your money within a certain limit. In this scenario, the friend is the Smart Contract mentioned above. Compatibility with various chains TransactionKit is compatible with a range of chains, including Ethereum, Polygon, Gnosis Chain, Binance Smart Chain, Fantom, Aurora, Avalanche, Optimism, Arbitrum, Moonbeam, Celo, Fuse, Arbitrum Nova. Base and Polygon zkEVM are coming soon. This ensures that developers have the flexibility to build decentralized applications on the blockchain of their choice. Ability to pay transaction fees with stablecoins In order to carry out a transaction on a blockchain, it is necessary to pay fees using the network's native token. However, this can pose a challenge for individuals who are unfamiliar with blockchain technology, as they must first acquire these tokens. That’s where Etherspot’s solution comes in handy. Users now can pay transaction fees with stablecoins, not just the native token of the blockchain they are using (ETH, BNB, etc.). This also allows them to avoid the high transaction fees associated with some blockchains (e.g., Ethereum) and can result in significant cost savings. Check out . TransactionKit CodeSandbox here Five Pillars of Web3 for TransactionKit The development of decentralized applications (dApps) on blockchain networks can be complex and time-consuming, with developers needing to manage accounts, transactions, and security measures. Etherspot aims to simplify the process with its TransactionKit library. TransactionKit is powered by Etherspot’s SDK. Built around five core product pillars, Etherspot’s SDK offers a range of features to suit the needs of different projects. Further, we will explore these points in detail and how they contribute to making Etherspot's tools valuable products for Web3 developers. Simplicity Etherspot’s SDK provides developers with TransactionKit - a clean and concise library for working with accounts and transactions, allowing them to focus on their application's logic rather than the Ethereum network's intricacies. At the same time, Etherspot’s team created a BUIDLer React component for plug & play integration. Flexibility Etherspot’s SDK provides developers with a range of tools and features for working with Ethereum accounts, including support for any Web3 provider and the ability to manage multiple accounts from a single interface. This flexibility makes it easy for developers to tailor their applications to their specific needs, whether they are building a simple decentralized application (dApp) or a complex smart contract. Security The SDK implements industry-standard security measures, including encryption to ensure that developers and their users are protected from potential threats. Scalability Etherspot SDK is designed to work seamlessly with different blockchains and Ethereum's layer 2 solutions, such as Optimism and Arbitrum (currently supports 14+ chains), allowing developers to build applications that can handle high volumes of transactions with minimal gas costs. This feature is essential for building dApps that can serve large user bases without sacrificing performance or security. Interoperability The SDK is designed to work with programming languages such as JavaScript and TypeScript, making it easy for developers to integrate Etherspot’s functionality into their existing codebases. In addition, the SDK supports popular Ethereum tools such as MetaMask and Infura, making it easy for Web3 coders to work with familiar tools and workflows. Give it a try Building a multichain dApp without blockchain experience may seem daunting, but now it is not impossible. With the right tools and knowledge, anyone can build a dApp that is secure, transparent, and decentralized. Following the steps outlined in , you can develop your own multichain dApp and join the growing community of decentralized applications. this documentation With its powerful features and easy-to-use structure, TransactionKit is the perfect tool for anyone looking to get started in the exciting world of blockchain development.

From Zero to Web3 Hero: Building a Multichain Dapp from Scratch

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Despite not exhibiting the immediate bullish response many had anticipated in the wake of the Bitcoin Spot ETF , Bitcoin's price has seen a remarkable surge of 100% over the past year. approvals However, the ETF approvals set a precedent for as an asset class, and with the next Bitcoin halving expected midway through April this year, there is plenty of reason to be positive about this year’s price development. Bitcoin Investors Expecting a Bullish 2024? Most predictions by institutions and experts within and outside the crypto sphere forecast that BTC will soar greatly in 2024. I have collected a large number of public calls and predictions, which I will present below. Institutional Forecasts CoinFund: $250,000 - $500,000 CoinFund, a prominent venture capital firm in the crypto space, holds one of the most bullish predictions. In an email to CNBC, Seth Ginns, the company's managing partner, mentioned that BTC could rally up to $500,000 in 2024. He cited factors such as an inverse correlation with the dollar and yields, BTC Spot ETF inflows, and the potential approval of Ether Spot ETFs later in the year. “Bitcoin has a strong inverse correlation with the dollar and real yields, and both are now going down. We also expect the follow through inflows post-launch of the BTC spot ETF, as well as growing excitement around the likely approval of ETH (ether) spot ETFs later in 2024, will be quite meaningful.” Bernstein: $150,000 Private wealth management firm Bernstein predicts that BTC could reach $150,000 by 2025. This estimate was based on the possibility of an ETF approval, which has now materialized. According to a note shared by Bernstein's analyst Gautam Chhugani last year, ETFs are expected to attract approximately 10% of Bitcoin's supply. “You may not like Bitcoin as much as we do, but a dispassionate view of Bitcoin as a commodity suggests a turn of the cycle.” Pantera Capital: $148,000 Pantera Capital conducted an analysis of the shift in the stock-to-flow ratio. The findings revealed that the upcoming halving in 2024 is poised to exert a more substantial influence on diminishing the new supply percentage (47%) compared to the 2020 halving (43%). “The next halving is expected to occur on April 20, 2024.  Since most bitcoins are now in circulation, each halving will be almost exactly half as big a reduction in new supply.  If history were to repeat itself, the next halving would see bitcoin rising to $35k before the halving and $148k after.” CoinShares: $141,000 Following the approval of a Bitcoin Spot ETF, the price might rally up to $141,000 within the next 12 months based on a Fund Flows Model published by CoinShares' Head of Research James Butterfill. The foundation of the model rests on a cautious assumption, as indicated by Galaxy's , suggesting that spot Bitcoin ETFs could constitute a market valued at $14.4 trillion. If merely 10% of the investors holding these funds decide to allocate 1% of their wealth, the resulting capital influx would exceed $14.4 billion in the first year. report Matrixport: $125,000 In a note sent out last year, Matrixport predicted that BTC's price will rally up to $125,000 by the end of 2024 based on previous cycle price actions. “Historically, the years when Bitcoin mining rewards were halved were generally bullish: 2012 (+186%), 2016 (+126%), and 2020 (+297%). As miners tended to hoard Bitcoins before each halving, prices increased by +200%, which would project Bitcoin reaching $125,000.” Standard Chartered: $100,000 Last year, Standard Chartered doubled down on its prediction that BTC’s price will hit $100,000 by the end of this year. Some of the factors cited as potential bullish catalysts by the bank include “turmoil in the banking sector in March this year that helped to “re-establish Bitcoin’s use as a decentralized scarce digital asset,” approval of a Bitcoin Spot ETF and the expected Bitcoin halving event. ETC Group: $100,000 According to ETC’s Group 2024 outlook, Bitcoin’s price could hit $100,000 this year. This prediction is based on several factors, including the halving, Bitcoin’s on-chain metrics, and the adoption curve. “Bitcoin’s on-chain metrics imply that BTC’s supply is significantly scarcer, and accumulation has been more pronounced this cycle than during the last cycle.” Bitwise: $80,000 Bitwise expects BTC's upward trajectory to continue into 2024, with the price surging past $80,000, based on two major catalysts: Bitcoin Spot ETF approvals and the halving event. “Bitcoin outperformed all major asset classes in 2023, rising 128% while the S&P 500 returned 21%, gold returned 12%, and bonds returned 2%.2 We expect that trend to continue in 2024, with bitcoin trading above $80,000 and setting a new all-time high.” VanEck: All-time High One of the 15 crypto market predictions by VanEck is that Bitcoin will climb back to its all-time high in Q4 2024. The main argument supporting this prediction is the political developments expected to take place; around 45% of the world’s population, including the U.S. will go into elections this year. “Bitcoin will climb a Presidential-sized wall of worry. The percentage of the global population voting in legislative and presidential elections will hit an all-time high above 45% in 2024. This high level of important elections augurs high volatility and the prospect of significant changes.” Messari: $600,000 in the long term In the 2023 crypto thesis report, Messari acknowledges that it might be difficult to predict BTC’s price in a shorter time frame. However, based on the ‘digital gold’ narrative, this crypto analytics firm predicts BTC’s price could eventually soar up to $600,000. “We probably won’t see another 100x for bitcoin, but the asset could easily outperform other established asset classes once again in 2024. Eventual parity with gold would yield a price per BTC of over $600,000.” Expert Insights Cathie Wood (ARK Invest CEO): $1.5 million by 2030 Following the approval of 11 Bitcoin Spot ETFs earlier this month, including the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF, Cathie Wood recently reiterated in a CNBC interview that her base case scenario is BTC surging to $600,000 by the end of this decade or going higher to $1.5 million under more optimistic conditions. Arthur Hayes (Former BitMEX CEO): $1 million The former BitMEX CEO has consistently maintained a highly optimistic outlook on BTC. In a recent tweet, he predicted that BTC's price will reach $1 million, driven by a potential shift in policy by the Fed, which, in turn, could trigger a rally in risk-on assets. “At this point, there is no excuse not to be long crypto. How many more times must they tell you that the fiat in your pocket is a filthy piece of trash? Believe in the Lord, and he shall set you free.” Samson Mow (JAN3com CEO): $1 million A Bitcoin enthusiast since the early days, Samson Maw predicts that Bitcoin's price could soon surge to $1 million. This projection is based on various fundamental factors that he argues are yet to be priced in, including ETF approvals, the halving, increased nation-state adoption, renewed quantitative easing (QE), and the multiplier and Veblen effect. Michael Saylor (Microstrategy CEO): $350,000 As of December 2023, MicroStrategy owned a total of 189,150 Bitcoins, establishing itself as one of the largest BTC hodlers. The company’s CEO and Bitcoin enthusiast, Michael Saylor, anticipates that Bitcoin's price will increase tenfold once responsible custodians begin managing Bitcoin. This shift is already underway, especially with the approval of spot ETFs. Tim Draper (Venture Capitalist): $250,000 In an interview with Coin Bureau towards the end of last year, American Venture Capitalist Tim Draper reiterated his prediction that BTC’s price will soon hit $250,000. This estimate is based on Bitcoin’s underlying value proposition as an asset that can also be used for transactional purposes and its decentralized nature. “Having a bank and government decide on what currency is good is not as effective as having a bitcoin where there is a trusted third party, which is hundreds of thousands of nodes making sure the transaction was done properly.” Max Keiser (Bitcoin Community): $220,000 For a long time, Max Keiser has been calling for $220,000, and following last year’s price action and the looming macro uncertainty, he recently doubled down on this prediction. “Keep in mind, Bitcoin trades at these levels AFTER social unrest and societal breakdown are irreversibly causing havoc. You have to prepare for higher prices AND economic collapse.” Tone Vays (Crypto Analyst): $200,000 A renowned analyst in the crypto space, Vays has previously predicted that BTC could surge to $200,000 or higher sometime in 2025. However, in a recent analysis, he that BTC is likely to retrace back to around $39,000 before it can regain momentum. forecasted Mike Novogratz (Galaxy Digital CEO): All-time high Back in 2021, Galaxy Digital's CEO predicted that Bitcoin's price would reach $500,000 this year. And in a more recent interview with CNBC, Mike Novogratz stated that he expects the next milestone to be breaking the all-time high of $69,000 this year and wouldn't be surprised if BTC's price climbed even higher. Plan B: $16K-$65 range Based on the stock-to-flow model, Plan B estimates that Bitcoin’s price will hover around $16K-$65K during the 2024 halving, after which it will trade between $65K-$524K for the next four years. At 2012 halving most bitcoin was <$16. At 2016 halving most BTC was in $256-$1024 range. At 2020 halving most BTC was in $4k-16k range. At 2024 halving most BTC will be in $16k-$65k range. I would not be surprised if, in the next 4 years, most BTC will transfer in the $65k-$524k range. Larry Fink (Blackrock CEO): No specific target, bullish on fundamentals BlackRock's CEO, Larry Fink, is swiftly gaining recognition as a Bitcoin bull, and with the company securing approval from the SEC, it's unsurprising that his sentiments toward BTC are notably bullish. Here are some of his insights on Bitcoin from a recent interview with Fox: If you’re fearful of your government or worrying your government is devaluing the currency, then you could see this as a great potential long-term store of value. It’s like digital gold. It is a ledger, but it’s an international ledger that’s cross-border. It’s bigger than any government. The advent of the Bitcoin ETF is an example that we’re legitimizing this asset class. Stan Druckenmiller (American Billionaire): Bitcoin is worth an investment Speaking during the Robin Hood NYC 2023 Fireside Chat, Stan Druckenmiller expressed his opinion about Bitcoin, likening it to gold’s appeal as a store of value. “I’m 76 years old. I own gold. I was surprised that Bitcoin got going. But, you know – it’s clear that the young people look at it as a store of value because it’s a lot easier to do stuff with. The young people have all the money… So, I like them both [BTC and gold]. I don’t own any Bitcoin, to be frank. But I should.” Stay Updated - Follow me on Twitter! Enjoyed these insights? There's more where that came from. Follow me on for daily tidbits and updates. Twitter/X Also published . here

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While some Web 2.0 businesses are already transforming their infrastructure by adding Web 3.0 elements, most ‘traditional’ internet-based companies and developers are still unaware of the whole Web 3.0 trend and how it can upgrade nearly any business. In this article, we thoroughly explain the differences between the web generations and why Web 3.0 is often called the internet of the future. We’ll answer the questions of what exactly is hampering the wide Web 3.0 adoption and how to get into the Web3 world easily and quickly. Web Generations Explained Web 1.0 vs. Web 2.0 Web 1.0 is the internet of the ’90s. Lots of articles and pages are linked together into one web. The only thing you could do was just to read these articles. That was the ultimate experience you could have. Web 2.0 is a step ahead, and we assume you know a lot about Web 2.0. It’s the internet you mostly use today. You interact with thousands of web pages, and social networks; you consume and create content yourself. If you are a web developer, you mostly create the structure of Web 2.0. Web 2.0 is a ‘read-write’ web, while the previous Web 1.0 is ‘read-only.’ That makes sense, right? In addition to that, advertising is a vast sector of Web 2.0 revenues. Partially, it shapes the logic of the current internet as a whole. Every page wants to grab your attention. Web 2.0 is a centralized, mostly non-anonymous structure. It was designed to safeguard users from ‘harmful’ content, but as we can often see, it's very hard to draw the line. Web 3.0 And Why It’s So Cool Web 3.0 is a network of smart contracts, decentralized apps, and organizations. Think of it more as a technological movement that revolutionizes the way our internet works. You can access Web 3.0 through special browser extensions, such as Brave, Osiris, etc. Some Web 3.0 apps can also be accessed from the traditional internet. Decentralization is the main strength of Web 3.0. No institution or government is regulating Web 3.0. Another huge advantage of Web 3.0 is anonymity. Most of the time, Web3 services won't collect any data about you. Without an extensive  ‘portfolio’ of every person, targeted advertising will fade away on the internet of the future. With the growth of Web 3.0, many Web 2.0 businesses are transforming some parts of their infrastructures to keep up with the newer standards. What is hampering Web3 adoption? However, when it comes to Web 3.0, not everything is as smooth as you may expect. Not user-friendly The ecosystem of Web 3.0 is still not very user-friendly, which might scare off many newcomers, both users and developers. For example, if you run your application on Ethereum mainnet, you may know that the gas prices are unpredictable and mostly very high. Every time you make a transaction, you basically overpay. That’s why many Web3 app developers build ways to switch to efficient Layer2 solutions. However, from the UI/UX point of view, the whole process is usually very convoluted. Setting up a wallet, connecting it to another chain, transaction signing,, bridging and many other complicated things can take a lot of effort and time for a non-tech savvy user to learn. Time-costly Since the Web3 space is fairly new, building an application requires lots of developer time. Think about how long it took to build a website in the 2000’s. A few months? And how long does it take now, in 2022? Thanks to the hundreds of website constructors that provide multiple layers of abstraction, it's a matter of hours. Now you don’t even need to code to build your website. Say it to a web developer from the past, and they wouldn’t believe you! Lack of tools & education As a developer, you’ve probably already encountered the absence of reliable tools in the Web3 space. Since the industry moves at unprecedented speeds, you should have a consistent toolkit that allows you to prototype ideas quickly and with frequent changes in mind. No one wants to build a whole new app with every minor network upgrade. Not only is it hard to find the right toolkit, but also learning about Web3 is not an easy task. Since the industry is pretty new, there are not a lot of educational platforms on the radar that offer extensive Web3 education. The educational wave in Web3 is only just on the rise. Just recently, its new course to learn the fundamentals of Web3 development. Also, offers a few courses on Web3. Web3 University started Coursera Solution? Since the above-described problems have been known for some time, there is a couple of companies that are trying to facilitate Web3 development through truly innovative solutions. In this article, we’ll take a look at three of them. Biconomy — is a platform for Web3 developers that takes care of multi-chain transactions infrastructure. It is being described as a ‘Next-Gen Multichain Relayer Protocol’ with the goal of making Web3 development easier. Currently, there are 2.1m unique users on the platform and 20.1M transactions. Biconomy Among other investors, Biconomy is backed by Binance and Coinbase, so there shouldn’t be questions about its reliability. The platform provides various Plug-n-play APIs to seamlessly integrate your dApp and ‘not break things’. There are several key features that Biconomy provides: Onboarding even without being crypto proficient — just using Javascript SDK, npm or CDN Free gasless transactions Simple & fast user onboarding to Layer 2 Pay gas in your favorite ERC20 token Instant cross-chain transactions between chains Always pay the correct gas fees and never overspend again No need to manually change RPC to connect and switch to L2s and EVM-compatible chains Apart from that, Biconomy describes itself as a blockchain and platform agnostic, supporting the always-growing number of chains. Etherspot The team behind the Pillar Wallet has created , an all-in-one, EVM-compatible platform that accelerates ideas and their execution. Etherspot Etherspot solves nearly all the problems that were described in the previous chapter. In fact, this is the only SDK you need to interact with the Ethereum multiverse quickly with minimal effort and cost. It literally makes Ethereum application development painless by easily deploying their SDK, you no longer have to re-invent the wheel when building. Here is a short overview of the fundamental features of Etherspot: Extremely fast app prototyping — hours instead of months Intelligent Smart Contract Management — automatically or manually Smart Contracts are owned by your application accounts and ensure that assets remain on-chain and secured Multichain Access — use one or all the chains simultaneously with the same address for greater flexibility and speed Off-chain Payment Hubs & Bridges for unlimited amounts Off-chain P2P transactions directly and at no cost Cross-chain messaging (for cross-chain swap and streaming) Meta-transactions (pay gas in any token) Save time and money with Transaction batching Guaranteed tx confirmations ensured by relayers Full NFT support Prototype & develop quickly with the ready-to-go, disposable playground, which allows technical teams to test-drive their ideas and products Use their Discord faucet for test tokens Extensive documentation by the Etherspot engineers and great community support Currently, Etherspot gives developers the freedom to use the following chains: Ethereum Mainnet Polygon Gnosis Chain Binance Smart Chain Fuse Phantom Moonbeam Aurora Avalanche Arbitrum Optimism Celo With Etherspot, you, as a developer or business owner, can focus on the most important thing — building your product and jack in insane functionality with their SDK. Sequence is claimed to be ‘the smartest Web3 wallet’. It is a non-custodial and user-friendly wallet with multi-chain support. Sequence What Sequence can do: Connect to Ethereum + EVM Chains Swap, trade, and bridge in the wallet Buy crypto with credit or debit Built-in smart security keeps your crypto safe Full NFT support Meta-transactions: users can pay for gas in any token Save time and money with batched transactions Multi-key security Conclusion As you can see, there are quite a few obstacles that the internet of the future must overcome before becoming widely used and appreciated. Since Web 3.0 is still in its early stages of development, it has lower accessibility than the regular Internet. Your business can still gain a massive competitive advantage by simply being the first.

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The introduction of the ERC-721 token made blockchain gaming a reality. However, games based on the blockchain have all suffered from long delay times and high costs associated with using the blockchain for all game processes…until now. Introducing EtherSparks, a new gaming experience based around the blockchain. EtherSparks is not bound by the same limitations of the games that came before it. Now you can play mini-games and battle other players in real time without having to pay gas, while still maintaining ownership of game items through blockchain security. It’s the best of both worlds. How Does it Work? As crypto enthusiasts and early adopters of the first blockchain games,, we quickly noticed something missing about them. While the ability to have ownership of non-fungible tokens on the blockchain is revolutionary, the limitations of decentralized networks makes a truly engaging gaming experience challenging. So what is it that makes a blockchain game successful? What do people like and dislike the most when they breed cats or fight robots on the Ethereum network? From those questions, we identified the following observations: Sounds obvious, but it’s critical. Any crypto-based gaming experience has to allow players to truly own their assets. Once secured on the blockchain, not even developers can alter a player’s collection without permission. Not just that, the blockchain lets everyone track the origins of every item to ensure no cheating is happening. Blockchain games are about owning things on the blockchain. Having loot generation occur on the blockchain ensures that everyone who plays is subject to the same randomization parameters. When items that are generated potentially have real value, that level of trust is important for players. Having provably fair random loot generation is important. When every action made requires players to pay for gas, the costs quickly pile up. Not only that, but having to constantly pay for gas limits the number of decisions in the gameplay mechanics. The high cost of gas is ultimately a drain on the economy of any crypto game. It’s essentially a fee for playing which cannot be reinvested to the game or its players. Most current games struggle to maintain a balanced economy as a result of having to pay these fees. Players don’t like having to constantly pay for gas. Existing blockchain games require players to wait for network confirmations for every action. Depending on the amount of gas they use, this can potentially take hours. Real-time gaming is therefore impossible and even turn based game mechanics have to be limited in scope. Players are looking for a faster-paced gaming experience. When we considered these observations, we came to a realization: players play blockchain games because token ownership is fair and secure. However, the blockchain is a poor environment for creating engaging gameplay. Thus EtherSparks was born! To solve these problems, we decided to create a game where gameplay elements will be processed on dedicated servers while loot generation and item ownership can still be secured on the blockchain. Players only have to pay gas and wait for confirmations when performing an action that modifies their collection. Playing games and other activities that don’t require the security of the blockchain can be done separately. This allows for the results and rewards to be integrated in a semi-decentralized manner. Sparks: What are They? Sparks are your pets and avatars in the world of EtherSparks. You can care for them, equip them, train them, and even fuse them together. They represent you when you play mini-games and fight for you in battles. Compete against other players to collect and raise the rarest and strongest Sparks. Battles! Many of the first games to come out on the Ethereum network were simply collectables. There wasn’t much you could do with the items you obtained except breed more or sell them. Later games which were developed advanced the concept to include battling with your collectibles. However, the nature of incorporating all the game logic onto the blockchain severely limited the number of game mechanics that were possible. Combat systems in current blockchain games are often simplistic with limited strategic offerings, not to mention the high gas costs that are often needed to even engage in battle. All this changes with EtherSparks. Since game logic is not processed on the blockchain, all the disadvantages these other game suffer from are not an issue. You don’t have to send all your moves at once like other blockchain games require, and you don’t have to pay gas to the network for every move you make. Engage in a fast-paced confrontation where the strength of your Sparks, the soundness of your strategy, and a little bit of luck all contribute to victory. Yet, at the end of the day, the victor’s spoils can still be secured on the blockchain Mini-Games! EtherSparks is not a game where you have to pay large amounts of ETH just to get started. Players can begin to earn Sparks and items by playing mini-games. This is one of the key differences between EtherSparks and other blockchain games. Play a variety of mini-games for free and earn rewards which you can use on loot crates to start or grow your collection. There’s no need for any ETH investment upfront, not even for gas, to start playing and earning! Core Nodes: Become a Part of EtherSpark’s Growth In addition to a completely revolutionary gaming experience, we are also offering something special for our players. Core nodes are a way for early investors as well as winners of special events and champions in tournaments to share in the success of EtherSparks. Core nodes represent a percentage of revenues generated from marketplace transactions. As EtherSparks becomes more popular and the number of transactions on the marketplace increases, the value of core nodes increases as well. As a reward for your support, participating in the pre-sale can earn you a permanent source of income that grows as the game does. How Can I Support EtherSparks? The best way to support EtherSparks is to participate in the pre-sale! During the presale, players can obtain special loot boxes which contain rare items and Sparks. These pre-sale loot boxes are unique and have a much higher probability of containing rare items than any loot boxes created thereafter. Not only that, but several core nodes will be scattered across the pre-sale loot boxes randomly. This is the only opportunity to open a core node from a loot box. If pre-sales aren’t your thing, then there is still a way you can support us. During the announcement phase, you can sign up for a referral link with your email and ethereum wallet ID. For each pre-sale purchase that is generated though your referral link, you be entitled to rewards which are sent to your wallet once the game launches! Want to stay in the loop? Sign up for Updates and check us out at http://ethersparks.io/ Take a look at the to see the full concept of EtherSparks and feel free to provide us with thoughts and feedback. This game is in the early stages of development and we are excited to move this project forward with your support. Whitepaper

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All proceeds from the game will go toward building a real life mech-laser-horse. New to Etherbots? Check out our and launch article getting started guide. Wow. It’s been an insane 24 hours since launch. Etherbots has more than doubled the number and volume of CryptoKitty transactions. For a few hours Etherbots transactions represented . We’ve had robot parts ($18,000 USD), of individual duels, hit the front page of /r/ethereum, and a few lucky individuals have even forged our launch-exclusive body, never again available after 72 hours from launch. 5% of the entire Ethereum network selling for 21 ETH thousands A rare shadow Ancient Protector sold for 21 ETH 5 minutes before this piece was published. I’m writing this with my incredibly sleep-deprived, but incredibly excited team. This game has surpassed our wildest expectations — especially considering it’s the most ambitious game on the blockchain to date — and we’re stoked that people are loving it as much as we do. So… WHERE TO FROM HERE? We have a really exciting roadmap for the next month. International translations of the website in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Russian. Launch on OPSkins/Wax.io, with of monthly unique visitors. millions Continual updates: weekly tournaments with massive prizes, and some secret content ;) Robot Unicorn ATTACK! As always, join our lively to chat to us directly. We’re awake for 20 hours of the day, and are content with the fact we’ll live much shorter because of it. ❤ discord See you in the arena. Our sleek battle interface, where you can browse past battles, watch it play out, and redeem valuable prizes after.

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