Bitcoin rebounded during Middle East conflicts, with MicroStrategy successfully attracting capital through preferred shares STRC and accumulating over 40,000 additional bitcoins. STRC, serving as a stable income tool, has become a new financing channel for MicroStrategy, driving its market performance and liquidity. While this model faces high dividend pressure and requires continuously improved yields to maintain appeal, STRC has effectively connected traditional capital with bitcoin demand, opening new financing modes.

The article discusses issues with RWA (Real World Assets) projects, arguing that many projects have failed to understand the fundamental nature of tokens, leading to continuous declines in token prices. The author points out that relying solely on token subsidies cannot attract users. Instead, projects should focus on finding high-quality RWA assets such as those with high APY, market recognition, and stability to support token value and achieve positive cycles.

Recently, Pharos reached a new round of financing agreement with Xiangxin New Energy, with Xiangxin investing $24.73 million at a $950 million valuation. The transaction involves complex earn-out structures tied to Pharos's token listing performance. Despite the strategic significance of the collaboration, the market has raised concerns about the high-risk nature of this investment and the rationality of the valuation. The true intentions of both parties may be to boost market capitalization through this deal, while leaving the risks to subsequent investors.