First principles of blockchain: Sui and Arweave AO as examples
The first principle of blockchain is a decentralized accounting method, and "blocks" and "chains" are not necessary.

The first principle of blockchain is a decentralized accounting method, and "blocks" and "chains" are not necessary.
This article conducts an in-depth analysis of the technical architecture, application ecosystem, developer and user attraction, potential application fields, market and community support of the two public chains Sui and Aptos.
We introduce an array of proof-of-reserve metrics to easily monitor the balances of exchanges' on-chain reserves held in self-reported addresses.
The competitor to the Aptos blockchain said that developers can continue to use its devnet.
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Compared with PoW, PoS is a better blockchain security mechanism.
Compared with PoW, PoS is a better blockchain security mechanism.