I feel that BTC has reached its peak, so I suggest withdrawing profits in batches. You can exchange some for BSV or BCH, which has also reached its peak.

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Tokenization is becoming one of the few narratives in this round of the crypto cycle that can make Wall Street bow down and regulators nod in approval. Amid this wave of RWA enthusiasm, led by the "Godfather of DeFi", Robert from Compound.

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In this month's new episode of the Solana Sessions interview series, we interviewed Emmett Hollyer, the General Manager of Solana Mobile. The focus is on deeply integrating crypto-native features into smartphones. The recently released Seeker phone is a practical application of this concept. This Android device comes with a built-in "Seed Vault" encryption wallet that securely stores private key mnemonic phrase libraries and provides native support for decentralized applications through the Solana dApp store. Solana Mobile is working on a smoothness #Gate & WLFI USD1 积分计划# #特朗普允许401(k)投资加密货币##山

"Make a decision," this is within expectations, but he added that the Central Bank is weighing the "potential risks of waiting too long," including the downside risks to the labor market. However, not everyone believes that the Fed will begin to cut rates this autumn. Analysts at Bank of America (BoA) pointed out in a recent report that the current state of the labor market may not be as bad as it seems: yes, labor demand is declining, but labor supply is also decreasing simultaneously, leading to a relatively stable unemployment rate. It is well known that Powell's most concerned indicator is

Vitalik stated in an interview with Bankless that coordinating Ethereum (ETH) as an enterprise treasury asset is itself a valuable social practice. At the same time, providing multiple channels for people to access ETH is also important. This may be why some people prefer to buy and hold treasury companies that have ETH, rather than directly hoarding ETH. Giving people more choices is a good thing. Different individuals have vastly different financial situations, and they will have various demands, incentives, or restrictions regarding participation. Therefore, there is indeed a lot of valuabl

In a bold move that could reshape the landscape of Crypto Assets, it is believed that the U.S. President is preparing to sign an executive order to protect access to BTC and digital assets. If implemented, this landmark policy will redefine the relationship between digital assets and the U.S. financial system. Bitcoin Enters Political Spotlight Bitcoin has officially entered a position of advantage as U.S. President Donald Trump is preparing to sign an executive order prohibiting banks from refusing to serve Bitcoin and related Crypto Assets companies. This marks a significant shift in U.S. po

After thinking about Vitalik Buterin's latest statement on L2 fast withdrawals, it's quite interesting. In simple terms: he believes that achieving fast withdrawals within one hour is more important than reaching Stage 2. The logic behind this prioritization adjustment is worth deep consideration: 1) The one-week withdrawal waiting period has indeed become a major issue in practical applications, not only resulting in poor user experience but, more critically, increasing cross-chain costs. For example, with intent-based bridge solutions like ERC-7683, liquidity providers have to bear a week of

In the world of encryption, the loudest isn't the bustling trading but rather the connections that can quietly bag 9 billion dollars. The chips worth 9 billion dollars were "silently" consumed by the market. The operator is neither an exchange nor a hedge fund, but rather a somewhat obscure Wall Street player: Galaxy Digital. During the latest second-quarter earnings conference on the evening of August 5, someone asked the CEO: How did you secure 80,000 BTC from the client? Is there a formal bidding process? The CEO casually replied: "This order is more about relationships than quotes." #晒出我的A

The core mechanism and yield volatility of USDe USDe is a decentralized stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. Its price anchoring does not rely on traditional fiat or crypto asset collateral but is achieved through Delta neutral hedging in the perpetual futures market. In short, the protocol hedges ETH price fluctuation risk by holding long positions in spot ETH while shorting an equivalent amount of ETH perpetual futures. This mechanism allows USDe to algorithmically stabilize its price and capture yield from two sources: staking yield from spot ETH and the funding rate in the futures market. H

Tokenization is becoming one of the few narratives in this round of crypto cycle that can make Wall Street bow and regulators nod. In this wave of RWA frenzy, the tokenized asset management company Superstate, operated by the "DeFi father" and founder of Compound, Robert Leshner, has quietly grown into an important tokenization player with compliance as its foundation, attracting hundreds of millions of dollars to get on board. It has launched three tokenized products, supported by hundreds of millions of dollars, and tokenization is becoming a new growth engine in the global financial market,

Recently, discussions about the regulation of stablecoins in Hong Kong have become increasingly heated. Numerous interpretations have emerged online, suggesting that "stablecoin holders all need KYC verification," which has sparked widespread controversy: "If on-chain transfers require KYC, how can it be decentralized?" "Isn't the regulation too conservative, hindering financial innovation?" These voices have their merits, but do they truly reflect the regulatory intentions of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)? After closely studying two key documents—the "Guidelines for the Supervision

In general terms, there is no significant difference between the draft of the regulation in June and the current version, but the implementation details can only be described as strict. On the eve of the regulation's official implementation, on July 29, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued a series of supporting regulatory documents regarding the new regulation, including the consultation summary and guidelines for "Licensed Stablecoin Issuer Regulatory Guidelines"; the consultation summary and guidelines for "Guidelines on Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing (Applicable t

Stablecoins can be divided into three types based on their price anchoring methods: fiat-collateralized stablecoins, crypto asset-collateralized stablecoins, and algorithmic stablecoins. • Currently, the global market capitalization of stablecoins has reached $260.728 billion, accounting for about 1% of the nominal GDP of the United States in 2024. The number of stablecoin holders has exceeded 170 million, making up about 2% of the global population, and they are widely distributed across more than 80 countries and regions. • Governments are increasingly focusing on regulating stablecoins, wit

Since Trump took office, he has been pressuring Powell to lower interest rates quickly. At first, Powell remained silent, but later the trade war broke out, and Powell employed a "sword against the shield" strategy, attributing his reluctance to lower interest rates to the possibility that tariffs could stimulate inflation. On the surface, it seems that Trump is being unreasonable, engaging in workplace bullying, and his reckless behavior is eroding the independence of the Fed because he attempts to downgrade the Fed to a department of the federal government. However, in a recent interview, Tr

Recently, discussions about the regulation of stablecoins in Hong Kong have become increasingly heated. Numerous interpretations have emerged online, suggesting that "stablecoin holders need to undergo KYC (real-name verification)," which has sparked widespread controversy: "If on-chain transfers require KYC, how can it be decentralized?" "Is the regulation too conservative, hindering financial innovation?" These voices are not without reason, but do they accurately reflect the regulatory intentions of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)? After thoroughly studying two key documents—the "Gu

According to Hong Kong regulations, KYC/Wallet real-name = reliance on the amount triggered + roles of three licensed institutions (issuer, bank, and exchange) are divided, and it is not a priori a roadblock. In fact, Hong Kong does have stricter requirements for real-name verification of issuers in actual communication. • In terms of whether wallet real-name verification is required, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the EU have highly similar requirements. Hong Kong is not an exception! Moreover, the regulatory body for wallets in Hong Kong (SFC) is different from the regulatory body for stablecoins

According to Hong Kong regulations, KYC/Wallet real-name verification = relies on the amount to trigger + the division of roles among three licensed institutions (issuer, bank, and exchange), not a priori roadblocks. In fact, Hong Kong has stricter real-name verification requirements for issuers in practical communication. • In terms of wallet real-name verification, the requirements in Hong Kong, Singapore, and the EU are highly similar. Hong Kong is not an exception! Additionally, the regulatory body for Hong Kong wallets (SFC) is different from the regulatory body for stablecoins (HKMA)). I

Recently, the news about stablecoin licenses has further intensified: only financial institutions have obtained licenses, and there are widespread rumors about large companies withdrawing. Beyond insiders' information, let's return to a few fundamental questions and discuss the regulatory documents and practical experiences in a concise manner: • According to Hong Kong regulations, KYC/Wallet real-name verification = reliance on amount triggering + division of roles among three licensed institutions (issuer, bank, and exchange), not a priori roadblocks. Moreover, Hong Kong indeed has stricter

In the wave of rapid evolution in financial technology, traditional banks are quietly transforming their roles, moving from being observers on the edge of Blockchain to becoming deep participants in ecosystem construction. This research report jointly released by Ripple and CB Insights systematically outlines the investment paths of global banks in the blockchain startup sector since 2020, revealing the strategic intentions of Financial Institutions in building digital asset infrastructure. Whether betting on underlying capabilities such as trading, payments, and custody, or actively interveni

As of August, the crypto market is once again facing severe fluctuations: Bitcoin is weakening in the short-term, while alts generally experience a pullback of 20%-30%, with daily liquidation exceeding $1.5 billion. The main driving force behind this has been pointed towards Trump. From new tariff policies, escalating geopolitical tensions, to macro data reversals and the Fed's inaction, the market is once again shrouded in fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD). At the same time, rumors of "Trump secretly selling crypto assets" have further intensified market panic, triggering a new round of chain