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What is RWA: From real assets to on-chain credentials
How are real assets connected to on-chain certificates? Starting from the basic concept of asset tokenization, sort out the relationship between assets, issuers and holders, understand what on-chain records can express, and which rights still need to be confirmed through offline documents and specific arrangements. With the four questions of target, custody, verification and redemption, the first clue for reading the RWA project is established.
Stablecoins and digital cash flow: from reserves to settlement
Understand the anchoring target of stablecoins and the differences between transfers, holdings and redemptions. Focusing on the three links of issuance, reserve and redemption, read the records on the chain and the issuer's arrangements separately, and understand the conditions that need to be checked in different usage scenarios.
Before protocol interaction: Understand permissions and exit paths
Understand an on-chain operation from signatures, asset authorization and exit conditions, check what you have agreed to, and how to revoke permissions.
Wallets, Accounts and Addresses: The Entrance to Understanding Web3
What are the responsibilities of wallets, accounts and addresses? Taking a transfer as an example, compare the interface and the records on the chain to clarify the initiator, recipient and network of the operation.
How an on-chain transaction is completed: from request to record
From initiating a request to querying results, understand a transaction.
What are smart contracts: from rules to execution
How does the page button call the underlying program? Read the product introduction, contract rules and actual execution in layers to understand how smart contracts work.
Token and token standards: same interface, different uses
The same token interface can correspond to different applications. Distinguish technical standards, product usage and rights granted by the project, and establish a basic framework for reading Tokens.
DeFi Liquidity: How Trades Find the Other Side
How to complete an exchange? Starting from the responsibilities of traders, liquidity providers and protocols, follow the process of asset entry, exchange and exit to understand the conditions behind quotations and transactions.
On-chain lending: from depositing assets to repaying debt
Divide deposit, loan, repayment and withdrawal into four links to understand the complete process of on-chain lending.
Protocol composability: how one application connects to another
Split complex products into independent functions and record the input, output and external dependencies of each function. Follow the connections between protocols to understand how applications collaborate, and also see which links require further verification.
Understanding block explorers: turning on-chain records into research clues
Find research leads that can be reviewed from account activity, trading results, and contract information.