The second half of stablecoins focuses on payment, DeFi, and RWA, and takes stock of the gameplay of 10 projects.

An "atypical" crypto platform is trying to become a "typical" financial institution.

The outlook for the crypto market in the second half of 2025 is positive, driven primarily by better-than-expected economic growth, corporate crypto adoption, and regulatory clarity.

BTC briefly fell below $103,000.

If a developer can make more in a month than you would in three years of work, isn’t that something worth thinking about?

Who will have the last laugh in this “A Tale of Three Cities”?

The "industrial revolution" of stablecoins, Plasma uses USDT to inject new blood into the chain.

The future of DeFi may no longer be a utopia that resists regulation, but a new direction of working in collaboration with the system.

Bitcoin has shifted from being dominated by retail investors to being dominated by institutions. Institutions are accumulating for the long term, and short- to medium-term price drops will not shake them out of the market.

This public split essentially touches on the dilemma of Ethereum’s current governance structure.

In the future, with continuous technological breakthroughs and an increasingly improved ecosystem, DeFi is expected to achieve broader financial inclusion and value reshaping, becoming an important cornerstone of the digital economy.

In the field of stablecoins, is the real value in the hands of issuers or traffic channels?

DeETF is taking on the task of further popularizing DeFi and lowering the threshold.

Under special unlocking rules, there may be potential arbitrage opportunities.

Those who make money don’t want to go public, and those who go public may not necessarily share the profits. “Profits” actually have nothing to do with retail investors.

SOL ETF may lead the summer offensive of altcoins.