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Flare announces governance proposals to capture the maximum extractable value at the protocol layer, with a new entity FIRE responsible for revenue recirculation and FLR token buyback and burn. At the same time, plans are underway to reshape the block construction process, reduce the annual inflation rate of FLR, and increase the base Gas fee, aiming to optimize the network economic model and security.

The current cryptocurrency market is dominated by inflation expectations, with rising energy prices drawing attention. The U.S. Treasury market has already experienced adjustments, and narrowing rate cut expectations may suppress high Beta altcoins and BTC. In the short term, there may be volatility, but the medium term still has upward potential. Attention should be paid to the potential impact of CPI data on the market.

The article analyzes the structure and operation mode of Bittensor, considering TAO as a non-rewarded AI research funding scheme that may lead to wealth transfer. Although Bittensor claims to be a decentralized AI marketplace, in reality, its mechanism has many flaws, and subnet operators can leave at any time without providing feedback. Optimistically, the ongoing demand for AI may encourage subnets to stay, but there is also a risk of project failure due to competition and inflation issues. Overall, the value of TAO depends on incentive mechanisms rooted in game theory, and its future development is uncertain.

Moses Capital focuses on early-stage venture capital. After two years of reviewing 2,000 funds, they ultimately invested in 46, establishing a systematic sourcing process, and summarized four GP prototypes, 97% elimination reasons, and the best due diligence methods. The article contains a wealth of information from the VC ecosystem and LP perspectives, making it suitable for related readers.