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The delivery of these 150,000 Solana Mobile phones is merely the starting point. The real battleground lies in whether, within the economic framework built by SKR, it can cultivate an open application ecosystem capable of challenging traditional giants.

When everyone in the market is watching the wallet addresses of BlackRock and Wintermute, what we are trading may no longer be the value of cryptocurrency itself, but suspicion and sentiment.

This article is written for all those who have made investing in cryptocurrency their life's work.

This article compiles eight key sectors worth watching in 2026, along with the "future winners" in their respective sub-fields.

Crypto has no eternal winter or summer; survival is the only narrative.

The borderless nature of encryption, coupled with the regulatory and profit-driven demands of various countries, will lead to a long-term trend in the development of the encryption industry.

The decision to suspend increasing Bitcoin holdings is not a simple strategic shift, but rather the result of the company weighing the risks among stock price pressure, accounting standards, and financing structure.

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After the DAT flywheel stalls, who will take over ETH?

In his Devconnect ARG 2025 presentation, a former Ethereum Foundation researcher provided an in-depth analysis of how to leverage $120 trillion in global assets by eliminating counterparty risk and building L2.

A Detailed Explanation of the "Full Node Return" Vision: The Path from ZK-EVMs to "Lean Ethereum"

The market is in a critical waiting period, including the reopening of the US government and the Federal Reserve's policy shift.

The NYSE's self-rescue efforts have essentially redefined the business model of traditional exchanges. From the loss of the IPO market to declining trading volume and sluggish growth in data services, it can no longer rely solely on the traditional exchange's profit model to maintain its competitiveness.

When mergers and acquisitions and IPOs become the mainstream exit paths, when LP types become more diverse and fund cycles are extended, will crypto VCs—especially Asian VCs—bottom out and rebound in the new cycle?