Recently, it's become popular online to rank everything from "hot" to "pull," as if everything can be ranked from hot to pull. So, at the end of 2025, I'll use this "hot to pull" framework to rank my own articles.

The coming year is crucial for cryptocurrency legislation, with the key question being whether lawmakers can pass a comprehensive digital asset regulatory bill before the midterm elections.

The turning point for the crypto market in 2025 will not be in price, but in structure: the funding side will shift from retail investors to institutional dominance, the asset side will upgrade from the "crypto native narrative" to an on-chain dollar system centered on stablecoins and RWA, and the regulatory side will move from gray-market games to normalized global regulation.

"Crypto investing is a long-term battle, but many people want to see results immediately."

"After a high-level correction, the crypto market has entered a rebalancing phase, and the market is waiting for new momentum."

SIA firmly believes that TGE is not the end, but the starting point of ecological self-driving.

The cycle of pure speculation is fading, and it is being replaced by structural maturity.

In recent years, the robotics industry has witnessed a dual turning point in both technology and business paradigms. In the past, robots were largely seen as "tools," reliant on backend scheduling by companies, unable to collaborate autonomously, and lacking economic capabilities. However, with the integration of new technologies such as AI Agents, on-chain payments (x402), and the Machine Economy, the robotics ecosystem is evolving from a single-dimensional hardware competition into a multi-layered, complex system comprised of "body—intelligence—payment—organization."

On December 23, CertiK, the world's largest Web3 security company, released the "2025 Skynet Hack3D Web3 Security Report," which systematically reviewed the major security incidents and risk trends in the Web3 field over the past year.

This report doesn't attempt to answer the question of "whether the Web3 market will continue to grow," but rather a deeper one: after the infrastructure era ends, where will the value of Web3 be redefined? In a larger, more complex, and more realistic system, how will the boundaries of Web3 be reshaped?

The Philippines has begun banning Coinbase and Gemini; three executives at the Uniswap Foundation received $3.87 million in compensation for their work, with the sole achievement being "granting $10 million in grants."

Harrison left FTX months before the company collapsed and subsequently founded Architect.

There is no snapshot yet, and the first phase of the "zero-cost" sign-in to earn points task is still available.

Trading volume of tokenized gold will grow, making it a leading asset in the wave of real-world assets.

What kind of changes does the United States actually want to implement?

It's not about escaping the crypto world, but about upgrading our understanding.