AVAX, POLS, and ICP rose against the trend, while the gains of BTC and ETH stalled

USDC was first deployed on the Ethereum main network and adopted the ERC-20 standard. It currently supports more than ten mainstream blockchain networks including 1. Ethereum, 2. Polygon, 3. Arbitrum, 4. Optimism, 5. Solana, 6. Avalanche, 7. Base, 8. Stellar, 9. Tron, 10. Near, 11. Algorand, 12. Flow, etc. Each chain version is suitable for different scenarios. Users need to confirm the contract address through the Circle official website to ensure safe use.

Blockchain browser is a necessary tool for querying digital currency transaction information. It provides a visual interface for blockchain data, so that users can query transaction hash, block height, address balance and other information; its working principle includes data synchronization, parsing, indexing and user interface display; core functions cover querying transaction details, block information, address balance, token data and network status; when using it, you need to obtain TxID and select the corresponding blockchain browser such as Etherscan or Blockchain.com to search; query address information to view balance and transaction history by entering the address; mainstream browsers include Bitcoin's Blockchain.com, Ethereum's Etherscan.io, B

Blockchain is a distributed and decentralized digital ledger technology. Its core principles include: 1. Distributed ledger ensures that data is stored simultaneously on all nodes; 2. Encryption technology, linking blocks through hash values to ensure that data is not tampered with; 3. Consensus mechanisms, such as PoW or PoS, ensure that transactions are agreed between nodes; 4. Decentralization, eliminating single point of control, enhancing censorship resistance; 5. Smart contracts, protocols for automated execution. Cryptocurrencies are digital assets issued based on blockchain. The operation process is: 1. The user initiates transactions and signs digitally; 2. The transactions are broadcast to the network; 3. The miner or verifier verifies the validity of the transaction; 4. Multiple transactions are packaged into new blocks; 5. Confirm the new zone through consensus mechanism

Binance: is known for its high liquidity, multi-currency support, diversified trading modes and powerful security systems; 2. OKX: provides diversified trading products, layout DeFi and NFT, and has a high-performance matching engine; 3. Huobi: deeply engaged in the Asian market, pays attention to compliance operations, and provides professional services; 4. Coinbase: strong compliance, friendly interface, suitable for novices and is a listed company; 5. Kraken: strict security measures, supports multiple fiat currencies, and has high transparency; 6. Bybit: focuses on derivative trading, low latency, and complete risk control; 7. KuCoin: rich currency, supports emerging projects, and can enjoy dividends with KCS; 8. Gate.io: frequent new coins, with Copy Tr

Smart contracts are automatic execution programs stored on blockchains. The core is to implement the "if... then..." logic through code to execute protocols in a decentralized and tamper-free way. 1. Write code: define contract logic using languages such as Solidity; 2. Compile: convert the code into machine-readable bytecode; 3. Deploy: publish the bytecode to the blockchain through transactions and generate a unique address; 4. Trigger execution: When the preset conditions are met, the contract will run automatically; 5. Record the result: All operations are permanently recorded on the chain to ensure transparency and verifiability. It solves the trust, efficiency, cost, transparency and execution risks in traditional protocols, and is widely used in DeFi, supply chain, copyright management, voting, insurance and gaming fields.

Through its Turing-complete smart contracts, EVM virtual machines and Gas mechanisms, Ethereum has built a programmable blockchain platform beyond Bitcoin, supporting diversified application ecosystems such as DeFi and NFT; its core advantages include a rich DApp ecosystem, strong programmability, active developer community and cross-chain interoperability; it is currently implementing consensus transformation from PoW to PoS through the upgrade of Ethereum 2.0, introducing beacon chains, verifier mechanisms and punishment systems to improve energy efficiency, security and decentralization; in the future, it will rely on sharding technology to realize data sharding and parallel processing, greatly improving throughput; at the same time, Rollup technology has been widely used as a Layer 2 solution, Optimistic Rollup and ZK-Rollu

Using stablecoins to exchange Bitcoin requires choosing a formal platform and following safe operating procedures. 1. Select large exchanges such as Binance, Coinbase, OKX that support USDC, USDT and BTC trading pairs; 2. After registration, complete KYC certification, bind payment methods and enable two-factor verification; 3. Recharge stablecoins to the specified link address of the platform, confirm that the link and contract are correct and wait for block confirmation; 4. Enter the spot trading page, select stablecoin/BTC trading pair, and place an order through market order or limit order; 5. After the transaction is completed, you can withdraw BTC to your personal money bag or continue to hold it in the trading account; 6. Pay attention to calculating the handling fee, avoid high slippage, and select smooth network operation. Pay attention to safety and details throughout the process

Selecting a suitable exchange can reduce transaction costs. Mainstream platforms such as Binance, OKX and Huobi provide different rate structures and platform currency discounts; 2. Priority is given to using limit orders as pending orders to enjoy lower rates, avoid frequent use of market orders, resulting in high order eating fees; 3. Concentrate transactions to increase transaction volume, reach VIP level and enjoy ladder discounts, and enable fee deduction function by holding platform coins (such as BNB, OKB, HT); 4. Pay attention to the official exchange activities, participate in trading competitions, rebate plans or limited-time zero-fee activities to further save costs; 5. Optimize withdrawal strategies, choose low-cost currencies and network non-congestion periods to withdraw cash, and reduce the number of small-scale frequent withdrawals, thereby reducing overall expenditure.