This week, the number of RWA asset holders surged by 47.3%, reaching a total of 167,000.

“Circle completely and willfully ignored its customers with this IPO. They were only interested in making a quick buck.”

The cryptocurrency carnival in May means that when the traditional financial system is struggling with tariff frictions, debt crises, and monetary policy dilemmas, Bitcoin is becoming a new choice for capital to hedge against the "uncertainty of the old order." As regulatory relaxation moves from expectations to implementation, this reconstruction process may accelerate. Of course, the mid-term suppression of U.S. Treasury yields, repeated regulatory policies, etc. may all pose a test to this round of gains. But in any case, Bitcoin's "digital gold" narrative has entered the mainstream topic framework.

Who will win among USDT, which has the largest market share, USDC, which is seeking compliance, and FRAX, which is constantly exploring the boundaries of the digital dollar?

Paul Atkins, Chairman of the U.S. SEC: An “innovation exemption” policy is being developed for DeFi platforms.

With three tracks and seven projects, Base made a brilliant move.

This was also the valuation when venture capital guru Peter Thiel increased his holdings.

Circle wins in its “tool attributes” and Tether wins in its “survival needs”.

Stablecoins have become a product and tool in the conflict of interests between “new finance vs. old finance”.

A new mine was launched with US$3 million in financing, and the team made it clear that “you can get coins by making a deposit”.

The potential of securities tokenization is yet to be unleashed. Will the coin-to-stock platform become the next hot spot?

Stock price trends, financial interpretation, business model, and industry significance.

USDC’s “compliance narrative” has finally received Wall Street certification.

Two months ago, the valuation was halved and there were rumors of acquisition, and two months later, everyone was FOMOing over the grand financing.

When USDC becomes the universal circulation basis of "on-chain dollars", the story of Circle really begins.

How do entrepreneurs, regulators, and traditional financial institutions respond to more macro-level monetary structural and policy issues?