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#Dora# On January 11th, Burnt (XION) announced on social platforms that the first online XION Hacker marathon co-hosted by DoraHacks was officially launched on January 17th. From January 17 to February 14, users can build innovative, user-friendly apps with XION's Generalized Abstraction, with a total prize pool of $20,000, and registration is open today

Research on the Liquidity Fragmentation Issues in the Layer 2 Era With Ethereum transitioning to Layer 2-centric scaling solutions, coupled with the rise of tools like RaaS, a large number of public chains are rapidly developing. Many entities are eager to build their own chains to represent different interests and seek higher valuations. However, the emergence of numerous public chains has made it difficult for the ecosystem's development to keep pace with the public chains, resulting in many projects experiencing a price drop at their Token Generation Event (TGE). Borrowing from OP

A few days ago at the coffee shop, I heard two frens chatting. One is involved in blockchain, promoting a new project to a fren, talking about "wallet, signature, Gas, token". Another one with a confused look said: "I don't understand any of this, it makes me want to run." A programmer next to him interjected: "Just use @burnt_xion." I quickly perked up my ears— It turns out that Xion is an "L1 that makes crypto disappear." With its application, you can use it without a wallet, without signatures, without paying Gas, and without buying tokens; just click the button like using regular software, and it will handle all the blockchain operations in the background for you. This is called "perceptual abstraction." Recently, it has also done a few things: A DAVE SDK has been released, specifically for Web2 developers, allowing for one-click integration of on-chain functionalities with zero learning cost for users. Support paying Gas with USDC, no need for even our own token. Join hands with Kaito, the community creates its own voice. Other public chains are competing on performance and hype concepts, Xion is focused on being "user-friendly". Its goal is to allow newcomers to enter Web3 without needing to first learn the "heavenly book" of blockchain. I think, if one day there really is a Web3 application that can attract hundreds of millions of users, the experience will mostly be like Xion.

Research on the Liquidity Play People for Suckers Problem in the Layer 2 Era With Ethereum shifting towards Layer 2-based scaling solutions and the rise of tools like RaaS, numerous public chains are rapidly developing. Many entities wish to build their own chains to represent different interest claims and seek higher valuations. However, the emergence of many public chains has made it difficult for the ecosystem's development to keep pace with the public chains, leading to many projects facing a loss at the time of TGE. With the help of OP

$XION is just gearing up for a big pump. It will definitely hit 1.7 in the next few days. It's time for chain abstraction with @burnt_xion 🪄