Data Perspective: Why Are Public Chain Fee Peaks Always Short-Lived? How to Escape the "Revenue-Token Price" Trap?

The Bitcoin ETF "Traitor": Market Making in Name, Market Rigging in Reality.

US SEC Clarifies Net Capital Calculation Standards for Payment Stablecoins: Proprietary Positions Subject to 2% Haircut; Caixin: RWA Based on Hong Kong Assets Not Under the Jurisdiction of Mainland Chinese Regulatory Authorities.

To what extent has Gate achieved multi-asset trading?

Viewpoint: Bitcoin Futures Data Suggests Shorts May Target $60K Mark; Aster Chain Mainnet to Launch in March.

Analysis: Whales Have Significantly Increased Bitcoin Holdings Recently, But Overall Market Demand Remains Insufficient; US January Non-Farm Payrolls Data Far Exceeds Expectations, Signaling Improvement in Labor Market.

SEC Commissioner: SEC Rules Should Not Create "Unnecessary Obstacles" in the Evolution of Tokenization Technology; SBF Files for Retrial, Attempting to Overturn FTX Fraud Conviction.

Beijing Business Today: Hong Kong Stablecoin License Review Nears Conclusion, Industry Reminds of Mainland Regulatory Policy Differences; White House Advisor and Former House Financial Services Committee Chairman: Crypto Market Structure Bill Could Pass by End of May.

Tencent Finance: A fund based in Hong Kong began buying the dip starting February 6; Morgan Stanley Analyst: Two mining companies are expected to rise over 150% within a year.

Bithumb Completes Handling of Bitcoin Mis-send Incident and Initiates User Compensation; Eugene: Bitcoin at $60K May Form Support, Survival Priority in Bear Market, Trading Requires Strict Stop-Loss.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority: Received 36 Stablecoin License Applications, Plans to Issue First Batch of Stablecoin Issuer Licenses in March; SEC Chair and CFTC Chair Launch Project Crypto to Unify Crypto Regulation.

These developers are making Crypto fun again.

The SEC's new guidance uses "structural clarification" as a starting point to delineate the identity of market tokenization practices.

Combining historical trading behavior, official responses, and on-chain details, this decline appears more like an amplified misinterpretation.

Hong Kong Expected to Issue Stablecoin Licenses Later This Year; South Korea Considering Allowing Domestic Institutions to Issue Virtual Assets, Stablecoins Remain Controversial.