Scroll is leading the way in building a scalable, secure, and open Layer 2 ecosystem using zero-knowledge rollups. As a zkEVM-based L2, it's fully compatible with Ethereum and designed to bring fast finality, low fees, and high throughput to developers building the next wave of onchain applications. But

If you’re building on Arbitrum, you’re already familiar with faster transactions, cheaper gas fees, and the solid security of Ethereum. However, the openness and composability of Layer 2 also come with their own risks—specifically, Sybil attacks and difficulties ensuring user uniqueness without traditional identity checks. Biomapper solves

Janction is building a specialized service network focused on decentralized data management and computing power for artificial intelligence. It features a fair and efficient revenue distribution algorithm, a dedicated data verification layer for AI, and an efficient distributed resource allocation system. However, ensuring the fairness and effectiveness of these core

If trading on Hyperliquid feels like hitting light speed, you’re not alone. With fast finality, deep liquidity, and ultra-low fees, it’s like stepping into the future of decentralized finance (DeFi). But with great speed comes… well, Sybils. DeFi is mostly preferred for composability and permissionless access, but this

Filecoin is built for decentralized storage, letting users store and manage data without relying on centralized providers. It’s widely used by storage-focused dApps, DataDAOs, and compute-over-data applications that need reliable, distributed storage without a middleman calling the shots. But here’s the problem: Sybil attacks. People can spin up