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Flow is a Web3.0 underlying platform public chain designed for digital assets and applications, empowering blockchain games, applications, and digital assets. It focuses on the NFT and gaming sectors, providing a developer and user-friendly environment.

This article provides a detailed overview of the order flow structure in DeFi.

The Bitcoin Stock-To-Flow model is a prediction model that studies the existing supply of bitcoin and the rate at which new units of bitcoin are produced.

Flow Blockchain is a Web3 platform that is powering the development of popular Dapps, and blockchain games and hosts digital assets.

This article explores the seamless and secure integration of off-chain data into the blockchain ecosystem. In this context, API3 emerges as a solution to revolutionize the data interface between off-chain and on-chain environments. We will delve deeper into the API3 project.

An in-depth exploration of the current state of the cryptocurrency market in Southeast Asia, analyzing the characteristics of on-chain fund flows, potential financial risks, and their connections to illicit industries. The report also provides recommendations such as strengthening regulations, improving users' risk awareness, and promoting technological innovation.

The Fat Wallet Thesis suggests that as protocols and applications become "thinner," whoever controls the two most valuable resources—distribution and order flow—will gain more space. This article analyzes the arguments of this theory and examines the two revenue models for wallets: payment for order flow (PFOF) and distribution as a service (DaaS).

Recently, Ankr and Babylon launched the first Bitcoin staking solution, aiming to utilize the POS network to provide protection while enhancing the value-added potential of Bitcoin assets. This solution has attracted massive inflows by providing three layers of benefits and increasing the security of the POS chain.

This article delves into four major Bitcoin valuation models: the Production Cost Model, the Stock-to-Flow Model, Metcalfe’s Law, and the AHR999 Hoarding Indicator. By comparing the characteristics and applications of these methods, the article provides readers with a comprehensive perspective on Bitcoin’s value. The Production Cost Model views mining costs as Bitcoin’s price floor, the Stock-to-Flow Model measures scarcity through the stock-to-flow ratio, Metcalfe's Law highlights the exponential impact of user growth on network value, while the AHR999 indicator assists investment decisions by combining short-term dollar-cost-averaging returns with price deviations.

As the on-chain TVL increases, a certain percentage of funds will flow into specific applications or destinations on that chain. For example, X% will go into money markets, and Y% will flow into the premier decentralized exchange. The examples in the article clearly show: TVL inflows = major memecoin performance. If one can predict an increase in TVL, one could take a position in the premier memecoin on that chain as a leveraged bet on their TVL prediction. The short-term approach requires a more active focus on the market and where capital is likely to flow based on incentive programs.

When looking at the billions on Bitcoin L2s however we do not see a scarcity, rather an overabundance. In this article we will dive into the specifics–unpacking where the liquidity resides, what protocols have captured much of it and how much it is being used and why so much of it remains dormant.

This article discusses the current state, challenges, and future trends of the Ethereum wallet ecosystem, including an analysis of the characteristics of different types of wallets and their roles in order flow, as well as an exploration of the impacts of centralization in the block building market.

The article provides an in-depth exploration of aPriori's core technologies, including its order flow identification system, and examines the potential for deploying these technologies on high-performance public blockchains.

This article employs discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis to reasonably estimate the value of the $MKR token.

This article provides a data-driven examination of order flow fulfilment in two popular intent-based bridges: Across (V2) and DLN, and some of the trade-offs and potential bottlenecks in their current implementations.