The pattern in the public chain field shows a trend of "one super, many strong ones, and a hundred flowers blooming". Ethereum is still leading with its ecological moat, while Solana, Avalanche and others are challenging performance. Meanwhile, Polkadot, Cosmos, which focuses on interoperability, and Chainlink, which is a critical infrastructure, form a future picture of multiple chains coexisting. For users and developers, choosing which platform is no longer a single choice, but requires a trade-off between performance, cost, security and ecological maturity based on specific needs.

To view Git commit history, use the gitlog command. 1. The basic usage is gitlog, which can display the submission hash, author, date and submission information; 2. Use gitlog--oneline to obtain a concise view; 3. Filter by author or submission information through --author and --grep; 4. Add -p to view code changes, --stat to view change statistics; 5. Use --graph and --all to view branch history, or use visualization tools such as GitKraken and VSCode.

To delete a Git branch, first make sure it has been merged or no retention is required. Use gitbranch-d to delete the local merged branch. If you need to force delete unmerged branches, use the -D parameter. Remote branch deletion uses the gitpushorigin-deletebranch-name command, and can synchronize other people's local repositories through gitfetch-prune. 1. To delete the local branch, you need to confirm whether it has been merged; 2. To delete the remote branch, you need to use the --delete parameter; 3. After deletion, you should verify whether the branch is successfully removed; 4. Communicate with the team to avoid accidentally deleting shared branches; 5. Clean useless branches regularly to keep the warehouse clean.

At a time when the digital economy wave swept the world, cryptocurrencies have become the focus of attention from all walks of life with their unique decentralization and transparency. From the initial geek niche experiment to the current financial landscape with a market value of trillions, the evolution of cryptocurrencies is amazing. It not only brings innovations in underlying technologies, but also gives birth to countless innovative applications, which are profoundly affecting all aspects of finance, technology and even social governance.

Recently, the discussion in the digital asset field has remained hot. Dogecoin DOGE, as one of the most popular focus, has become a question that many people have explored. Where does it "settling down"? What is the relationship with the current leading trading platform, Binance? To answer these questions, we need to conduct in-depth analysis from the two dimensions of the underlying technical logic of digital assets and the platform ecology, rather than just staying in appearance.

The top 20 most promising crypto assets in 2025 include BTC, ETH, SOL, etc., mainly covering multiple tracks such as public chains, Layer 2, AI, DeFi and gaming. 1.BTC continues to lead the market with its digital yellow metallicity and popularization of ETFs; 2.ETH consolidates the ecosystem due to its position and upgrade of smart contract platforms; 3.SOL stands out with high-performance public chains and developer communities; 4.LINK is the leader in oracle connecting real data; 5.RNDR builds decentralized GPU network service AI needs; 6.IMX focuses on Web3 games to provide a zero-gas-free environment; 7.ARB leads with mature Layer 2 technology and huge DeFi ecosystem; 8.MATIC has become the value layer of Ethereum through multi-chain evolution

Ordinary investors can discover potential tokens by tracking "smart money", which are high-profit addresses, and paying attention to their trends can provide leading indicators. 1. Use tools such as Nansen and Arkham Intelligence to analyze the data on the chain to view the buying and holdings of smart money; 2. Use Dune Analytics to obtain community-created dashboards to monitor the flow of funds; 3. Follow platforms such as Lookonchain to obtain real-time intelligence. Recently, Cangming Money is planning to re-polize LRT track, DePIN project, modular ecosystem and RWA protocol. For example, a certain LRT protocol has obtained a large amount of early deposits, a certain DePIN project has been accumulated continuously, a certain game public chain has been supported by the industry treasury, and a certain RWA protocol has attracted institutions to enter.

The core difference between USDC, DAI and TUSD lies in the issuance mechanism, collateral assets and risk characteristics. 1. USDC is a centralized stablecoin issued by Circle and is collateralized by cash and short-term treasury bonds. Its advantages are compliance and transparent, strong liquidity, and high stability, but there is a risk of centralized review and single point failure; 2. DAI is a decentralized stablecoin, generated through the MakerDAO protocol, and the collateral is a crypto asset. It has the advantages of anti-censorship, transparency on chain, and permission-free, but it also faces systemic risks, dependence on centralized assets and complexity issues; 3. TUSD is a centralized stablecoin, emphasizing real-time on-chain reserve proof, providing higher frequency transparency verification, but has a small market share and weak liquidity. The three are collateral types and decentralization