Blockchain

Explore a DeFi-native TGE model that balances capital efficiency with long-term incentives, addressing the structural challenges of high FDV and low circulation, and guiding the evolution of a healthier token market structure.

Thus far, the only products that have been produced by crypto, and accepted by the rest of the financial system, are stablecoins and Bitcoin. DeFi is yet to take off meaningfully outside of crypto and decouple from trading volumes.

This article delves into Malaysia's approach to defining, taxing, and regulating cryptocurrencies, offering detailed insights into their legal status, tax collection methods, and the historical and future trajectory of regulatory policies.

sUSD depegged to $0.8388, highlighting stability challenges during Synthetix's mechanism adjustment phase. This article analyzes the market turbulence triggered by SIP-420, SNX volatility, and potential dip-buying opportunities, while assessing stablecoin risks and possible recovery paths.

Lens Chain is a decentralized social protocol centered on user ownership. The article outlines Lens Chain's core technology stack, which includes ZKSync's elastic chain and Avail DA layer. These technologies provide key benefits for users and developers: wallet-less login, low-cost transactions, and true content ownership. Developed by Aave's founder, Lens has secured $46 million in funding to build an open, free Web3 social network ecosystem.

This article explores the key trends and challenges in the current cryptocurrency market. The author analyzes Bitcoin's position under macroeconomic pressure, discussing the debate over whether it's a risk asset or a safe haven. The article also evaluates Ethereum's current development status and its potential as a productive asset. Additionally, the article discusses emerging productive assets like Hyperliquid's HYPE, and the evolution of DAO governance models. Given the current uncertain macroeconomic environment, the author suggests focusing on development opportunities in new projects.

This article explores how stablecoins can reshape the monetary base through the "narrow banking model." It analyzes their interference with commercial bank deposits and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy transmission mechanisms. It also assesses the potential integration and competition between stablecoins and fractional reserve banking systems, as well as their interaction with the development paths of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).

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

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.

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 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.

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.

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?

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.

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.