Today everyone in the group is saying that ETH is going to hit 5000 dollars~ Everyone is feeling good about it. I don't know if it's true, so I'll just keep my mouth shut.

The next one to share is @Irys_xyz. It is different from other public chains as it is specifically designed for data storage. I find this concept quite practical, especially since there is an increasing amount of data that needs to be stored on the chain now.

The biggest feature of Irys is its ability to permanently store data, and it can be directly verified and used on the chain. For example, when developers are creating decentralized applications, they can store data directly here. Even more impressive is that it can directly process transaction logic on the storage layer, which should be very convenient for those making AI plugins or blockchain games.

I particularly like its data marketplace feature. Simply put, one side can upload data, and the other side can purchase data. For example, if a financial institution wants to share data, this can avoid the troubles of centralized platforms. The source of the data is clear, and no one can fake it.

Recently they are organizing some activities that are free to participate in:

Claim test coins:

Newly released blockchain games:

Galaxy Quest (there's a typing mini-game):

Check how many words you typed:

To be honest, I think these kinds of projects are much more interesting than those that only trade coins. At least they can really solve some practical problems, and the gameplay is quite user-friendly. However, I still want to remind everyone that it's all fun and games, but don't invest too heavily, as blockchain projects carry significant risks.