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This article provides an in-depth analysis of the reasons behind Circle's stock price surge after its IPO, criticizing its short-sighted approach in the IPO allocation process—neglecting crypto-native institutions in favor of traditional finance—and calls for a reinvention of the "value alignment" philosophy between Web3 companies and their users.

This article aims to clarify the concepts of programmable payments, programmable money, and dedicated currencies, further promoting the adoption and implementation of Web3 payments.

It’s been a decade since Tether launched the first USD-backed, crypto-enabled digital currency. Since then, stablecoins have become one of the most widely adopted products in crypto, with a market cap of nearly $180 billion. Despite this remarkable growth, stablecoins continue to face significant challenges and limitations.

This article deeply analyzes the key factors behind Ethereum's leading position in the RWA (Real-World Assets) field, including its first-mover advantage, institutional trust, and decentralized characteristics. Meanwhile, it explores the development trends of general-purpose blockchains and RWA-specific blockchains.

The article provides a detailed introduction to the background, technical details, and future potential of JPMD, analyzing its differences from stablecoins and its positioning in the fields of cryptocurrency and traditional finance.

Narratives are becoming a new type of tradable asset. Noise.xyz is building a "tradable story market" that combines emotional data with high-performance execution, potentially defining a new paradigm for the Narrative Trading track.

The article reveals four obvious signs of the commercialization of stablecoins by analyzing the layouts of global giants such as Stripe, Shopify, Amazon, and Walmart in the stablecoin field.

The article reveals the dependence of U Card on the traditional financial system and the challenges it faces by analyzing its operating model and market performance.

This article delves into the core concepts of crypto banking services, including their key features, innovations, and advantages and differences compared to traditional banks. Additionally, it explores the role of crypto deposit insurance funds, analyzes representative projects in the market, and forecasts future development trends. The article also discusses the risks crypto banks might face, offering readers a more comprehensive understanding of the opportunities and challenges in this field.

IX Swap is a real-world asset tokenization launch platform and decentralized exchange that enables the trading of security tokens through licensed custodians and broker-dealers. Its goal is to democratize investment opportunities in private markets and address liquidity challenges in the tokenization industry. By bridging traditional finance and decentralized markets, IX Swap complements the efforts of large institutions while expanding access to public blockchain technology.

If the VC coin model is being rejected by retail, what is it about ICOs that intrinsically made sense, ICO Intrinsic Value = Memetic Content Virality + Potential Tech

This article explores the development of the cryptocurrency market, including technological innovations, regulatory policy adjustments, and the impact of institutional and retail investors.

This article explores the design path of cryptocurrency exchanges, delving into the intersection between market microstructure and decentralized systems to explore current opportunities, challenges, and the path forward in creating future cryptocurrency exchanges.

This article explores the evolution and future of Web3 payments. It traces the journey from the introduction of Bitcoin and the rise of tokenized currencies to the emergence of PayFi, examining how digital currencies and blockchain technology are reshaping modern finance.

Bitcoin, the world's first successfully used cryptocurrency, is a decentralized peer-to-peer digital payment network invented by Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin allows users to trade directly without a financial institution or a third party.