Blockchain

With the rapid proliferation of AI, verifying human identity will become a critical need. World (formerly Worldcoin) is building a blockchain-based "Proof of Personhood" system designed to address online identity verification challenges, positioning itself as a key contender for essential infrastructure in the AI era.

The author shares 10 wealth-building lessons based on personal experience, covering key points such as investing in hard assets, personal growth, and avoiding wealth traps.

Robinhood may build its own Arbitrum L2 to promote the tokenization of US stocks, targeting the European retail market. The path to crypto brokerage is emerging; will a Base-style strategy be replayed? ETHcc is about to be announced, and we are looking forward to it.

Three major platforms compete in private sale tokenization: Jarsy, Republic, and Tokeny are bringing Pre-IPO star equities like SpaceX and Stripe onto the blockchain, sparking a new wave of retail investor participation in the primary market.

Alkanes is a next-generation meta-protocol built on Bitcoin, supporting WASM smart contracts and token issuance. It enables native application development without bridging, introducing enhanced composability and on-chain automation to the Bitcoin ecosystem.

The article discusses in detail the legal status, regulatory frameworks, licensing, and exchange establishment situations of encryption assets in different countries and regions, revealing the complexity and diversity of global encryption regulation.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of three major industry disruptions, potential winners, and systemic risks, offering crucial decision-making insights for cryptocurrency market participants.

The giant Jump Crypto, which once dominated on-chain liquidity, is returning to the encryption stage as an "infrastructure builder." This article reviews its lows from the UST manipulation controversy, the FTX crisis, to the Wormhole hacking incident, and analyzes its recent policy lobbying and the restart of its venture capital layout, providing an in-depth report on its "redemptive transformation."

This article examines why companies are rejecting Bitcoin as a reserve asset, analyzes the returns and risks behind aggressive holdings by firms like MicroStrategy, and delves into the impact of crypto treasury strategies on corporate valuation, regulatory compliance, and financial stability.

Metaplanet's stock price surged 300% in six months, driven by a unique tax system and macroeconomic environment in Japan that supports its Bitcoin valuation premium of up to 10 times. This article analyzes why retail investors in Japan are more willing to "indirectly buy coins" and reveals the logic behind the popularity of "Bitcoin concept stocks" under policy dividends, which is a key case for understanding the global flow of crypto capital and the trend of coin-stock linkage.

Each asset class has detailed analyses of risks and investment characteristics, including that stablecoins have the lowest risk but limited growth, trading platforms have high valuations and need to focus on ecological expansion capabilities, mining stocks are highly cyclical and need to pay attention to energy and regulatory pressures, and cryptocurrency vaults have the strongest explosive power but also the highest leverage and regulatory risks.

The article provides a detailed analysis of the specific content of the proposal, including the abandonment of the current Proof of Stake (PoS) mechanism in favor of adopting a "Proof of Governance" (PoG) model, as well as the potential impact of this transition on the Celestia network structure and token economics.

This article details Solana's technological advantages, including its high TPS (transactions per second), low fees, and the upcoming Firedancer validator node. These features make it ideal for high-frequency trading, instant payments, and mobile-first Web3 applications.

The article provides a detailed introduction to Shelby as the world's first "cloud-level infrastructure" in the Web3 space, featuring sub-second reading, a native incentive mechanism, and chain-agnostic compatibility.

This article, through three events—Trump’s airstrike, Mamdani’s election victory, and Cluely’s fundraising—reveals how attention, narrative, and speculation have become the three pillars of the new economic order. We are entering an era dominated by the "attention-speculation-resource allocation" paradigm.