It retains the security and fairness of PoW while directing computing resources to where the world truly needs them.

Upbit is reportedly seeking a Nasdaq IPO after the merger.

Global RWA rules are becoming clearer, with compliance and innovation progressing in tandem. Understand policy trends and seize the next wave of asset-backed securities.

The US AI industry is facing a severe power shortage and is ultimately relying on the electricity and infrastructure of Bitcoin mining companies. These key capabilities originated from the mining system that moved out of China years ago and unexpectedly became the foundation of the US computing power.

We are standing on the edge of a USDT-based digital empire that is too big to fail.

Arbitrage bots were wiped out by traders who profited from them.

Japan's stablecoin market is exhibiting a "dual-track" or "binary" development pattern. This pattern is not an accidental market evolution, but rather the result of a "top-level design" formed by the combined effects of Japan's unique regulatory framework, deep-seated industrial needs, and drastically different technological implementation paths.

They are like old knights forgotten in the corners of the martial arts world—silently drinking wine, not fighting or grabbing, but once they make a move, it is astonishing.

A new interpretation of Bitcoin's "conspiracy theory": JPMorgan Chase's aggressive move against MSTR is just a symptom; the real volatility is occurring deep within the US monetary power structure.

Adam Weitsman recently acquired 229 Meebits, further increasing his investment in the NFT field.

Prediction markets become a major source of funding: Kalshi completes a massive $1 billion funding round.

This includes prediction markets, DeFi, and blockchain games.

Guess who's backing the crypto market? Nvidia's strong Q3 earnings report.

The mNAV of ETH DAT such as BitMine and SharpLink has already fallen below 1, and the Strategy premium continues to narrow.

The Trump family's wealth has shrunk by $1 billion, with ordinary investors being the biggest losers.

Long-term holders are still distributing shares, and the market has not yet reached its bottom.