Thoughts

This is a guest post from Corey Caplan, the founder and CEO of Dolomite Exchange. Dolomite is a DEX built on top of Loopring protocol 2.3.

Loopring participated in the dxDAO and earned 10.5% of the DAO’s total Reputation (~voting power). We take this seriously and are excited to contribute to this important governance experiment. This post briefly describes how that came about, and what we plan on doing with it.

In this post, I would like to pass on to you what I have learned about blockchain technology, how Loopring fits into the blockchain space, and how Loopring develops it’s blockchain protocol.

A few months ago, the Loopring Foundation and PwC China began working together to explore some of the greatest opportunities and challenges facing the blockchain and cryptocurrency ecosystem, as well as traditional corporations who are navigating its effects on their industries.

We like to think that Loopring’s core research and development in 2019 will be reflected in two broad buckets: innovation + focus.

As 2018 wraps up, we wanted to take a quick look back to see what we’ve accomplished and what we’ve learned, all to ensure Loopring keeps improving in the years ahead.

As we approach 2019, let’s break down all the arguments for and against tokenizing securities. This note has everything you need to know about security tokens (and a little bit you don’t) heading into the new year.

In this article, we’d like to explain the new fee model to be introduced in Loopring Protocol 2.0, and how LRC fits into it.

Loopring is sponsoring CryptoBazar’s upcoming September hackathon, and here is our Hackathon challenge: design a solidity struct definition language and build a compiler for it to help solidity-based smart contract to serialize and deserialize solidity structs.

Of all the component parts of the forthcoming decentralized economy, the average user likely feels the strongest connection to their wallet. After all, this is where our precious cryptocurrencies are stored, and we’ve been inculcated to keep it safe at all costs.

In honor and preparation of the inaugural Zcash conference this week, ZconI think it’s worth looking at why privacy is a core tenet of the cryptocurrency movement. As some may recall, Loopring Foundation and UC Berkeley entered into a research partnership, led by Prof.

Loopring is an open protocol for building decentralized exchanges. Its standards are ‘strict’ when they need to be, as in when interacting with its public smart contracts, and loose — like a blank canvas — in how it invites ecosystem participants to build on and elevate the protocol.

There are many smart contracts deployed on Ethereum platform and they have been working fine for months, but SECBIT team found that more than 1995 contracts are facing an incompatibility that could lead to transactions on exchanges being reverted.

Loopring Ecosystem Advancement Fund, or LEAF, is an umbrella fund. Each of its sub-fund is dedicated to one of our target blockchains that the Loopring Protocol has been or will be deployed onto.

Loopring is a protocol for building decentralized exchanges. In this post, we will briefly talk about the front-running issue in decentralized exchanges and will elaborate on how we solve it by using Daniel’s Dual Authoring solution.

In this article, we would like to share with you our development roadmap for the year 2018. The crypto-world has been experiencing rapid changes on a daily basis. We plan to stay nimble, adapt, and adjust our priorities as needed.

A proposed improvement to the Loopring Protocol 1.0, by Daniel Wang, founder of Loopring Foundation.

We know that the concept behind Loopring can be a bit confusing, so here’s a guide that will help you understand the main points of our white paper.