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Compared to the bell curve distribution that technology adoption usually follows, there is a disproportionately high percentage share of those pioneering crypto AI adoption. This can be attributed to self-selection bias from participants already interested in crypto AI, but may also indicate that crypto AI adoption is still dominated by tech enthusiasts and has yet to gain mainstream traction, even within the crypto industry.

Everything you know about Web3 fundraising is probably wrong. The ongoing tug-of-war between infrastructure and consumer-facing projects has become one of the industry’s longest-running narratives. What if everything we thought we knew about venture capital preference was wrong? What if, in fact, consumer projects have had the unequal advantage?

Against the backdrop of the new U.S. tariff policies and rising stagflation risks, Grayscale analyzes how Bitcoin demonstrates its safe-haven qualities. With the weakening of the dollar and improvements in macroeconomic policies, Bitcoin could become the next "gold-like" asset of the era.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of Ripple (XRP)’s latest developments, including its ongoing innovations and breakthroughs in areas such as cross-border payments, stablecoins, and the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA). It also offers a detailed introduction to Ripple’s business strategy, technological innovations, market performance, and interactions with regulatory bodies.

With IMX dropping out of the top 100, crypto gaming tokens have lost their footing in market cap rankings. This article explores the nearly 70% drop in valuation, highlighting challenges such as weak product quality, funding shortfalls, and a fading narrative. It also looks at the future path and real-world hurdles for Web3 gaming.

This article gives a detailed look at AI Layer 1 blockchains, including key projects, main technical structures, and future trends. It also discusses the challenges they may face and their potential impact across different industries.

This article explores the entire ecosystem surrounding the one-click token launch, offering insights into its current landscape and future development.

The "STABLE Act" aims to create a unified regulatory framework for payment stablecoins in the U.S., detailing the 1:1 redemption process, registration and issuance paths, and federal oversight, alluding to its strategic goal of establishing a digital dollar payment system and maintaining the dollar's global dominance.

A 5 ETH maneuver leveraged $6.5 million worth of ARB voting power, triggering a DAO governance crisis amid the Arbitrum election saga. This article analyzes how the rise of vote markets challenges decentralized governance models, exposing the pressing need for structural reform in DeFi governance frameworks.

WLFI's massive sell-off of ETH has attracted market attention. This article details its stop-loss motivations, cash flow pressure, and possible strategic adjustments. By analyzing signals such as the stagnation of active Ethereum addresses, Layer 2 diversion, and institutional bearishness, it reveals the underlying logic behind changes in ETH's fundamentals and the weakening confidence of large holders.

If MicroStrategy is forced to sell its 520,000 bitcoins, it may trigger a chain reaction in the market. This article provides a detailed explanation of its financial pressure, selling scenarios, and the potential impact on the crypto market, revealing key risks and multiple possible paths.

The U.S. Congress is advancing market structure legislation, marking a critical moment for the crypto industry! This article provides an in-depth analysis of how to protect decentralized finance (DeFi) within legislative frameworks and offers policy recommendations based on the Lummis-Gillibrand Responsible Financial Innovation Act.

The article analyzes Sun Yuchen's technological infrastructure, business expansion, and brand power building, showcasing his achievements in global payment networks and the integration of traditional power structures.

This article delves into the future convergence of the crypto industry and traditional finance, exploring onchain structured financing, programmable revenue, the real-world limitations of RWAs, why onchain debt has struggled, and how fully onchain projects could become the blueprint for next-generation capital markets.

This article begins with the concept of social scalability, exploring why it is one of the core factors behind the long-term success of cryptocurrencies. It also provides a comparative analysis between the short-term success of centralized projects and the long-term potential of decentralized ones.