Golden Finance launches the 2507th issue of "Golden Morning 8", a morning report on the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry, to provide you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

After making big money investing in cryptocurrencies, James Fickel has quietly become one of the world’s largest funders of longevity science and brain research.

‍Currently, spot BTC ETFs traded in the United States are equivalent to approximately 66% of the total assets managed by gold ETFs.

Golden Finance launches Golden Web3.0 Daily to provide you with the latest and fastest news on games, DeFi, DAO, NFT and Metaverse industries.

If compared with the market value of other mainstream assets, the top price range of Bitcoin is between 110,000 and 220,000 US dollars.

Cryptocurrency, Web 3.0, Artificial Intelligence, Web3 + AI: Is it just hype or are we ready for Web4.0? Golden Finance, Welcome to the Dawn of Web4.0

Recommended readings tonight: 1. Shanzhai group dance: a list of crypto tokens that have risen more than BTC in 7 days; 2. What are the hot projects worth paying attention to in Sui ecology, which leads the rise of major public chains; 3. BTC aims at the $90,000 mark: who is pulling the price? Is $100,000 still far away? ;

Now that Trump is about to take office, the obstacle between the two sides is very likely to be removed.

The blockchain we are in is entering a new "Cloud Era" from the "Server Era" represented by Ethereum and Solana.

Binance has recorded increasing inflows amid a rise in its reserve assets, highlighting the strength of the platform and the growing popularity of crypto assets in global finance.

According to official news, Ideaism, the artificial intelligence system of the global geek sports platform, has been upgraded to 2.0. Under certain conditions, artificial intelligence can be triggered to build an idea into a minimum product (MVP). Ideaism 2.0 recursively iterates specific ideas through a multi-agent system, ultimately producing complex product planning, and realizing the product plan into a minimal product in a specific field.

According to PANews, there are several laws and principles that have emerged in the technology industry, which can be applied to various aspects of product development and team management. Here are the top 10 laws and principles and how to use them: 1) Gall's Law: An effective complex system always evolves from an effective simple system. Use this law when designing a minimum viable product (MVP). 2) The Pareto Principle: About 80% of effective results come from 20% of key efforts. Use this principle when designing an MVP. 3) Parkinson's Law: Work expands to fill the time or budget allocated for its completion. Use this law to set sufficiently distant deadlines, but not too far. 4) Goodhart's Law: When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure. Use this law when building systems aimed at completing difficult tasks, such as public product fundraising or resisting fake identities. 5) Brooks' Law: Adding manpower to a late software project makes it later. Use this law to maintain smaller team sizes. 6) Moore's Law: The number of transistors on a chip doubles approximately every two years while their cost halves. Use this law to ride the wave of organic growth in the technology sector and create huge returns. 7) Metcalfe's Law: The value of a telecommunications network is proportional to the square of the number of connected users (n^2). Use this law to build for exponential value creation. 8) Dunbar's Number: There is a cognitive limit to the number of people with whom one can maintain stable social relationships. Use this law to maintain smaller team sizes unless necessary, and pay attention to the optimal trust patterns at each level when expanding teams. 9) The Unix Philosophy: 1) Make each program do one thing well, 2) Make each program's output the input of another program, 3) Write programs to work together. Use this philosophy to build modular software. 10) Conway's Law: The systems designed by an organization will reflect its own communication structure. Use this law to design your organization similarly to software development, and be aware that the overall structure cannot scale indefinitely.