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RESOLV, a stablecoin protocol, has activated its "fee switch" feature, channeling up to 10% of daily protocol revenue into the treasury to incentivize stakers and foster ecosystem growth. This article provides an in-depth analysis of its core mechanisms and tokenomics, drawing comparisons with Ethena (ENA) by examining FDV/TVL ratios, TVL growth performance, and revenue structure. The goal is to assess RESOLV’s value capture potential and future growth prospects, making this piece an essential reference for those seeking new opportunities in the yield-bearing stablecoin space.

The Trump administration advocated for cryptocurrency-friendly policies—such as nominating the Chair of the SEC, banning the federal government from issuing a CBDC, creating U.S. national Bitcoin reserves, and enacting the Genius Act—to position the United States as a global leader in cryptocurrency. These moves loosened regulatory restrictions, energized the market, and sparked debates about ethical standards and transparency.

The article offers an in-depth overview of the creation and redemption mechanism approved by the SEC, along with the new universal listing standards. These updates are expected to greatly reduce trading costs and enhance overall efficiency.

Gate Research Daily Report: BTC and ETH prices are currently in a consolidation range, with BTC's price rising by 0.20% over the past 24 hours. Ethereum Layer-2 protocol transaction throughput hits a new high, with BASE leading the growth, accounting for 67%. Trump signs an executive order on cryptocurrency, exploring a national crypto asset reserve. Senator Lummis is appointed chair of the Senate Banking Subcommittee on Digital Assets, promoting Bitcoin as a strategic reserve. The SEC withdraws SAB 121, allowing banks to custody cryptocurrencies.

This article will combine Uniswap Labs’ SEC response article and its relatively compliant governance structure to see why the SEC filed a lawsuit that is impossible to win?

This article examines the SEC's evolution from overseeing traditional finance to adopting blockchain technology, using historical events as reference points. It highlights how regulatory agencies are working to redefine their roles and positions in response to emerging technological trends.

In the first half of 2025, the chairman of the U.S. SEC changed three times, there were executive reorganizations, and over 500 people left, leading to a significant shift in regulatory direction. This article outlines the key personnel changes and new trends in encryption policy, analyzing whether the "new SEC" is truly more friendly towards Web3: from the withdrawal of lawsuits to clear staking compliance, the regulatory attitude is quietly softening.

This article analyzes the SEC's stringent regulatory policies on the crypto industry in recent years and the gradual relaxation following Trump's election. Through concrete cases and data, it explores how shifts in SEC regulation impact the crypto market, particularly exchanges and crypto projects.

a16z suggests that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) take action in the crypto sector by providing guidance on airdrops, custody, crowdfunding, and other areas to foster market innovation and protect investor interests.

This article offers a comprehensive overview of the SEC, including its definition, functions, and significance for investors. It is designed to help readers quickly understand the core concepts.

Gate Research (January 18-24, 2025) – This report comprehensively analyzes key developments in the cryptocurrency market and the broader macroeconomic landscape. On January 20, Trump's inaugural speech did not address cryptocurrencies, leading to noticeable volatility in the crypto market. On January 21, Trump nominated Caroline Pham as the acting chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). On January 22, Trump announced a $500 billion AI project in partnership with three major tech giants.

The events began to unfold on June 5, 2023, when the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed lawsuits against Binance.com, the world's largest crypto exchange, and Coinbase, the largest crypto exchange in the U.S. Though the lawsuits cover various categories of cryptocurrencies, and the SEC's specific allegations against the two companies differ in many respects, the underlying intent is clear. The SEC explicitly asserts that the business operations of both Coinbase and Binance fall under the category of securities market trading and should, therefore, be subject to SEC oversight.

Tensions between Trump and Powell have intensified over seven years, leading to escalating power struggles. If Trump forces the Federal Reserve Chair to resign, global markets could experience severe volatility. The cryptocurrency sector would likely be significantly affected as well.

Learn about $HOWEYCOINS, the SEC's satirical cryptocurrency created to educate investors about fraudulent ICOs. Discover its impact on crypto education.

Investor sentiment is cautious, mainly due to a stronger US dollar, slowing spot demand, and the market awaiting Federal Reserve Chair Powell’s upcoming speech at Jackson Hole.