# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Smart Contracts

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

WEEX Labs: The Lobster Craze, What Can Agentic Economy Bring to Web3?

WEEX Labs: The Rise of OpenClaw and What Agentic Economy Brings to Web3 NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang recently praised OpenClaw as the "largest, most popular, and most successful open-source project in human history." This AI agent, developed by a former Apple engineer, gained 320,000 GitHub stars in just three months, surpassing Linux and React. Its logo resembles a lobster claw, hence the nickname "Lobster" in Chinese communities. Unlike traditional AI chatbots like ChatGPT or Claude, which primarily respond to queries, OpenClaw represents a shift towards autonomous execution. It can take over operating systems, autonomously use browsers, code executors, APIs, and iMessage, planning and performing tasks until completion. Its official skill marketplace, ClawHub, already offers over 27,000 skills, expanding its capabilities. This development signals the beginning of the Agentic Economy, where AI evolves from conversational tools to proactive doers. Web3 is identified as the ideal ecosystem for this growth due to its native compatibility with autonomous, code-driven interactions. Key integrations include: - The x402 protocol enabling autonomous payments and model switching. - ERC-8004 providing portable reputation and identity. - ClawPay, ClawCredit, and ClawRouter facilitating private payments, native credit, and routing. - Stablecoins like USDT and USDC serving as 24/7 banking for agents. Notable projects leveraging this synergy include KITE (a PoAI L1 blockchain for agents), Pieverse (enabling gasless on-chain transactions via messaging apps), and GoPlus Security’s SafuSkill (a security-focused skills marketplace). Meme tokens like "Lobster" have also emerged, capitalizing on the trend. The article concludes that OpenClaw’s rise marks a new phase—Agentic Era—where AI agents can perform 24/7 transactions, collaboration, and entrepreneurship, driving new DeFi narratives and on-chain activity.

marsbit03/18 10:34

WEEX Labs: The Lobster Craze, What Can Agentic Economy Bring to Web3?

marsbit03/18 10:34

UK, US, Canada launch Operation Atlantic to fight crypto scams: Report

The US, UK, and Canada have launched Operation Atlantic, a joint initiative to combat crypto scams in real-time. Led by the US Secret Service, the UK's National Crime Agency, and Canadian authorities, the operation focuses on proactively detecting and preventing fraud, rather than just tracing stolen funds after the fact. The primary target is "approval phishing," where victims are tricked into signing malicious smart contracts that grant attackers access to their wallets. Authorities will collaborate with crypto exchanges and blockchain firms to monitor suspicious transactions and directly contact potential victims before funds are stolen. The operation also targets "pig butchering" scams, a long-term social engineering scheme. This initiative builds on previous efforts like Canada's Project Atlas. While Chainalysis reports scammers received around $14 billion in crypto in 2025, TRM Labs notes illicit activity still only represents about 1.2% of total market volume, indicating the legitimate crypto economy is growing faster. The operation highlights a shift toward cross-border, proactive law enforcement response to increasingly globalized crypto crime.

ambcrypto03/18 01:02

UK, US, Canada launch Operation Atlantic to fight crypto scams: Report

ambcrypto03/18 01:02

XRP’s DeFi Moment? On-Chain Numbers From Flare Tell A Different Story

The on-chain data from the Flare Network suggests growing DeFi activity within the XRP ecosystem. Over 132 million FXRP are in supply, with nearly 80% locked in DeFi protocols on Flare. The ecosystem has secured over $149 million in value and processed more than 2.8 million transactions, with user growth accelerating. This indicates that XRP holders are increasingly using their assets for lending, liquidity provision, swaps, and yield generation—moving beyond simple transfers. Additionally, Ripple’s recent $50 million share buyback signals strong institutional confidence, which could lead to further development and integration of XRP-based infrastructure in global payment systems.

bitcoinist03/14 19:03

XRP’s DeFi Moment? On-Chain Numbers From Flare Tell A Different Story

bitcoinist03/14 19:03

Vitalik Buterin Argues Ethereum’s Biggest Use Case Is Data Availability

Vitalik Buterin argues that Ethereum's primary value is not smart contracts or payments, but its role as a censorship-resistant "public bulletin board" for data availability. This foundational layer is critical for cryptographic systems like secure voting and version control. Buterin highlights scaling solutions like PeerDAS, which significantly boost data capacity, positioning Ethereum as key infrastructure for a broader, privacy-preserving internet. While payments and smart contracts remain important, they are secondary, often serving anti-spam or security functions. He concludes that Ethereum is best understood as "global shared memory" and that current low fees and improved tooling make this vision more achievable than ever.

bitcoinist03/13 21:02

Vitalik Buterin Argues Ethereum’s Biggest Use Case Is Data Availability

bitcoinist03/13 21:02

In-Depth Explanation of ERC-8183: Ethereum's Solution to the AI Agent Trust Challenge

Analysis of ERC-8183: Ethereum's Solution to AI Agent Trust Issues On March 10, the Ethereum Foundation's dAI team and Virtuals Protocol introduced ERC-8183, a new standard designed to enable trustless commercial transactions between AI Agents. This standard addresses the core problem of how two untrusted Agents can securely complete a "hire-deliver-settle" workflow without relying on a centralized platform. ERC-8183 introduces a "Job" concept with three roles: the Client (task publisher), the Provider (task executor), and the Evaluator (task validator). The Evaluator, which can be an AI Agent, a ZK-verifier smart contract, or a multi-sig/DAO, is the core innovation, determining whether a job is completed or rejected based on submitted proofs. A Job progresses through four states: Open (task creation), Funded (client deposits funds into escrow), Submitted (provider submits work), and Terminal (evaluator approves or rejects, funds are distributed accordingly). The standard also supports modular Hooks for added functionality like reputation checks or bidding systems. ERC-8183 complements other standards like x402 (a payment protocol for Agents) and ERC-8004 (an identity/reputation standard). Together, they form a foundational stack for a decentralized, autonomously operating AI Agent economy, with ERC-8183 specifically solving the trust problem in transactions.

Odaily星球日报03/10 07:43

In-Depth Explanation of ERC-8183: Ethereum's Solution to the AI Agent Trust Challenge

Odaily星球日报03/10 07:43

OmniPact Secures $50 Million to Advance Trust Infrastructure

OmniPact, a decentralized protocol building a trust layer for peer-to-peer transactions, has raised $50 million in a private funding round from a consortium of anonymous institutional investors and family offices. The funds will accelerate the development of its mainnet, cross-chain features, and decentralized arbitration module. A significant portion will support security audits of core contracts, the testnet launch scheduled for Q1 2026, and team expansion to integrate real-world asset (RWA) and AI agent transaction capabilities. Co-founder and CEO Alex Johnson stated that the investment validates their vision of a neutral, transparent, and trustless foundation for commerce. The protocol uses smart contracts as on-chain guarantors, combining algorithmic custody with decentralized arbitration and reputation systems to eliminate intermediaries and enable secure exchanges of both physical and digital assets. Founded in 2024, OmniPact aims to solve the "trust problem" in Web4 and traditional commerce by returning control and security to users worldwide.

TheNewsCrypto03/07 10:36

OmniPact Secures $50 Million to Advance Trust Infrastructure

TheNewsCrypto03/07 10:36

On-Chain Economy: Past, Present, and Future

On-Chain Economy: Past, Present, and Future In 2014, before "Web3" became synonymous with blockchain and crypto assets, the core vision revolved around smart contracts and their potential to enable a self-managing decentralized network. This early idea evolved into the concept of a Smart Economy, where autonomous economic coordination could flourish. Today, Web3 is rapidly growing, largely driven by decentralized finance (DeFi). Stablecoins serve as global settlement tools, and crypto assets have reshaped public understanding of money. Beneath these developments lies a fundamental improvement in financial efficiency. At the same time, AI has moved from abstract concept to daily reality. While many see AI as a productivity tool, its deeper role is that of a new financial efficiency paradigm. By increasing productivity, AI raises the value of attention even during non-working hours, making it a natural core component of the next-generation on-chain economy. The future on-chain economy will be defined by three core features: 1. Minimal human involvement: Humans act as intent providers, while AI handles analysis, execution, and feedback. 2. Complete trustlessness: Systems must be fully secure and trustless. 3. Extreme efficiency: AI will push capital utilization to unprecedented levels. Key enabling technologies include rapidly evolving AI models, intent-based AI agents, agent networks, privacy-preserving tech like ZKP and FHE, enhanced security components, and sustainable monitoring systems. The convergence of AI and blockchain will lead to an organic, self-evolving, and autonomous on-chain economy—what we call the Intelligent Sensible Economy. This is not just a faster system but a structural shift: from human-centered operations to collaboratively intelligent networks. The economy begins to exhibit life-like traits, responding to data, adapting, and self-optimizing. This transformation raises a fundamental question: as systems become self-learning and self-coordinating, are we still building an economy—or a new form of intelligent life?

marsbit03/06 08:23

When AI Takes Over Productivity, Which Web3 Jobs Begin to Disappear?

In the evolving landscape of Web3, the integration of AI and automation is reshaping the job market, leading to the decline of certain roles while creating new opportunities. Jobs that involve repetitive or standardized tasks are increasingly being automated. These include: - Junior Solidity developers, as AI can generate standard smart contract code. - Web3 researchers/analysts, with AI handling data analysis and report generation. - Community managers and customer support roles, replaced by AI-driven communication systems. - Crypto traders, outperformed by AI in speed, data processing, and execution. - NFT content creators and low-barrier NFT creators, as generative AI produces art quickly, reducing demand for basic creative work. Simultaneously, new roles are emerging that require interdisciplinary skills: - AI × Web3 architects, designing integrated AI-blockchain systems. - AI Agent training coordinators, managing multi-agent behaviors in DeFi and DAOs. - Web3 prompt engineers, crafting prompts for code generation and AI interactions. - AI on-chain data analysts, extracting insights from blockchain data using AI models. - AI-powered smart contract auditors, enhancing security with automated tools. - Web3 automation strategy designers, developing algorithmic systems for DeFi. Overall, Web3 teams are becoming smaller but more efficient, with a growing emphasis on advanced, cross-disciplinary expertise in architecture, security, and innovation. AI is not diminishing Web3’s potential but is driving it into a new phase of growth, where creativity and technical depth are paramount.

比推03/05 06:00

When AI Takes Over Productivity, Which Web3 Jobs Begin to Disappear?

比推03/05 06:00

Vitalik Buterin Says Ethereum Must Evolve Into ‘Sanctuary Tech’ to Defend Human Freedom

Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, has called for the platform to evolve into "sanctuary tech" to defend human freedom against increasing centralized control. He emphasized that such technology should enhance user freedom, reduce reliance on intermediaries, and protect data privacy and free speech. Buterin highlighted Ethereum’s open infrastructure as a foundation for rights-respecting innovation and pointed to decentralized finance and smart contracts as tools for improving financial inclusion. He also stressed the importance of robust governance, anti-censorship protocols, interoperability with other networks, and alignment with laws that safeguard freedoms. Buterin encouraged ongoing research and collaboration, noting that community-driven efforts are essential for developing censorship-resistant technologies and strengthening societal resilience.

TheNewsCrypto03/04 12:09

Vitalik Buterin Says Ethereum Must Evolve Into ‘Sanctuary Tech’ to Defend Human Freedom

TheNewsCrypto03/04 12:09

Flare and Xaman Launch One-Click DeFi Vault for XRP Holders

Flare and Xaman have launched a one-click DeFi vault experience, enabling XRP holders to access yield-generating opportunities directly from the Xaman wallet. This integration uses Flare Smart Accounts and FAssets to allow users to deposit XRP into a curated DeFi vault on Flare with a single transaction on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). The system automatically handles vault allocation, cross-chain execution, and asset representation, eliminating the need for manual bridging, additional tokens, or new wallets. This significantly streamlines XRP's participation in programmable yield strategies, reducing DeFi's complexity barriers. The infrastructure combines FAssets for trust-minimized XRP representation, Flare Smart Accounts for chain abstraction, and Xaman for self-custodial access. The integration unlocks access to over two billion XRP previously constrained from DeFi, enhancing capital efficiency and positioning Flare as the execution layer for XRPFi. Over 100 million FXRP has been minted, with more than 60 million staked in structured products, reflecting growing adoption.

TheNewsCrypto02/28 04:47

Flare and Xaman Launch One-Click DeFi Vault for XRP Holders