# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Community

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Community", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Ethereum Hong Kong Meetup Successfully Concludes First Monthly Offline Gathering

Ethereum Hong Kong Meetup Successfully Concludes Its First Monthly Offline Gathering Supported by the Ethereum Foundation's "Ethereum Everywhere" initiative and co-organized by SNZ and ETHTAO, the Hong Kong Ethereum Community Hub successfully held its first offline event on January 24. This marked the public debut of Asia’s first physical Ethereum hub and established a new tradition of monthly meetups for the local Ethereum community. The event attracted over 150 participants, fostering a vibrant atmosphere for in-depth exchanges among the Ethereum Foundation team, local developers, researchers, entrepreneurs, institutional partners, and enthusiasts. This reflects the Foundation’s increased engagement in supporting ecosystem growth in Hong Kong and Asia through closer communication. Highlights of the event included a trilingual (English, Mandarin, Cantonese) keynote by Adrian Li, the Ethereum Foundation’s Ecosystem Development Lead for Asia, outlining strategic development and future opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region. Three core panel discussions followed: 1. Programmable Privacy and Compliance: Experts from SNZ Holding, the Ethereum Foundation, Yunfeng Financial, and Brevis explored the application and regulatory boundaries of privacy technology. 2. Real-World Assets (RWA) from Protocol to Practice: Representatives from China Asset Management (Hong Kong), Chainlink, HashKey Group, and Asseto discussed institutional asset tokenization and regulatory outlook. 3. DeFi’s New Chapter on Layer 2: Leaders from Spark, Taiko, Morpho, SuperReturn, and Cap Money shared insights on Layer 2 ecosystem development and protocol innovation. The event also featured networking sessions and a tour of the Hub space, strengthening community ties. Moving forward, the Hong Kong Ethereum Community Hub will host regular monthly events and offer membership services, coworking spaces, and event venues to support Ethereum innovation and solidify Hong Kong’s role as a leading Web3 hub in Asia.

marsbit01/25 15:08

Ethereum Hong Kong Meetup Successfully Concludes First Monthly Offline Gathering

marsbit01/25 15:08

Why Are We So Persistent in That 'Laborious and Unrewarding' Data Cleaning?

In the article "Why Are We So Committed to 'Labor-Intensive and Unrewarding' Data Cleaning?", the RootData team reflects on their second bounty event, which focused on enhancing data transparency in Web3. The event involving over 140 participants resulted in 1,220 submissions, with 564 valid data points approved—a 46.2% acceptance rate. Key improvements included identifying key team members from projects like MOMO.FUN and Subhub (often not publicly listed), correcting inaccuracies in token unlock details and TGE timelines, and updating outdated information such as misattributed founders and deprecated social accounts. The author emphasizes that ensuring data transparency—though challenging—is critical for protecting investors' "right to know." In Web3, where misinformation is common (e.g., inconsistent token unlock data across platforms), RootData aims to serve as a reliable source of validated information. The team notes that core team changes around TGE events often signal project risks, yet such details are frequently overlooked. To uphold transparency, RootData publishes monthly reports on false fundraising claims, conducts in-depth analyses (e.g., exchange listing reports), and cross-verifies data rigorously—even declining unverified submissions. They also engage with industry leaders like Binance to align on data accuracy goals. The long-term vision is to transform isolated data points into structured, actionable transparency reports that support informed investment decisions. The article concludes by advocating for collective effort in advancing Web3 data integrity.

marsbit01/24 09:09

Why Are We So Persistent in That 'Laborious and Unrewarding' Data Cleaning?

marsbit01/24 09:09

Asia's First Ethereum Community Hub Set to Debut, Event Focuses on New Chapter of Hong Kong's Ethereum Ecosystem

The first Ethereum Community Hub in Asia, supported by the Ethereum Foundation's Ethereum Everywhere team and co-operated by SNZ and ETHTAO, will officially open in April during the Hong Kong Web3 Festival. As a prelude, the Hub will host its inaugural official offline gathering on January 24, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, providing a dedicated platform for local Ethereum builders and technology enthusiasts to engage in deep exchanges and resource sharing. The event will feature key speakers including Adrian Li, Ecosystem Development Lead for Asia at the Ethereum Foundation, and Mo Jalil, APAC Lead for Institutional Privacy. It will bring together leading projects and institutions such as Chainlink, HashKey Group, Yunfeng Financial Group, ChinaAMC, Brevis, Asseto, Spark, Taiko, and Morpho to discuss cutting-edge topics including privacy compliance, institutional asset onboarding, DeFi, and Layer2 solutions. This gathering aims to foster high-level idea exchange and networking opportunities, allowing participants to interact directly with core Ethereum Foundation members, project founders, and experienced builders. The establishment of the Hong Kong Ethereum Community Hub is expected to strengthen Hong Kong’s role as a key Web3 hub in the Asia-Pacific region and drive further innovation within the global Ethereum ecosystem. Event Details: Date: January 24, 2026 Time: 14:00 - 18:00 Location: Available upon registration Registration Link: https://luma.com/a9z5am9d Developers, researchers, investors, and ecosystem enthusiasts are all invited to join and help shape the future of the Ethereum community.

marsbit01/21 11:08

Asia's First Ethereum Community Hub Set to Debut, Event Focuses on New Chapter of Hong Kong's Ethereum Ecosystem

marsbit01/21 11:08

White House Ignites, BSC Spreads Like Wildfire: A Meme Carnival Bidding Farewell to the 'Imperial Decree Model'

White House Ignites, BSC Rallies: A Meme Carnival Moving Beyond the "Imperial Decree" Model The meme market witnessed another sensational surge when the White House official account on X posted about "victory, eviction operations, and memes" on January 21. Within minutes, meme tokens named "memes" were launched on both Solana and BSC chains, sparking a race between the two ecosystems. Contrary to expectations that Solana’s earlier launch and active ecosystem would dominate, the BSC version outperformed in market cap and holder engagement. At its peak, the BSC meme reached a market cap of $28 million with 7,300 holders, while Solana’s version capped at $3.6 million with 3,900 holders. Real-time user data from GMGN also showed significantly higher engagement on BSC. This outcome challenges the long-standing perception that BSC memes rely heavily on endorsements from figures like CZ and He Yi—a pattern often mocked as "crypto Shandong style." In fact, both CZ and He Yi have recently expressed caution against "wordplay memes" created by parsing their social posts. CZ explicitly warned users against buying tokens based on his tweets, while He Yi discouraged the community from treating such meme creation as meaningful contribution. The success of the BSC-based "memes" token—inspired by the White House rather than internal figures—suggests a possible shift in BSC’s meme culture. He Yi’s now-deleted retweet of the White House post may have contributed to its visibility, though the exact impact remains unclear. Whether this marks a true departure from top-down meme dynamics on BSC is still an open question, but the community is beginning to reimagine the chain’s potential in a more organic, less leader-dependent meme economy.

Odaily星球日报01/21 09:48

White House Ignites, BSC Spreads Like Wildfire: A Meme Carnival Bidding Farewell to the 'Imperial Decree Model'

Odaily星球日报01/21 09:48

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