1. The businessman's background under the political halo: Understanding Trump's "Made in the USA" mobile phone and ETF layout

On June 16, the Trump family's business empire once again had two eye-catching new moves - the Trump Group announced the launch of the Trump mobile phone, and the Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF has submitted a registration statement to the SEC. Click to read

2. Arthur Hayes: The Past, Present and Future of the Stablecoin Market

Although Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire had to take over the position at the request of Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, I hope that for those who trade any "stablecoin" related products in the public stock market, this article will prevent you from rapidly swelling because promoters stuffed shit into the asses of those ignorant gamblers. It is based on this opening remark that I will begin to explore the past, present and future of the stablecoin market. Click to read

3.a16z: Analysis of the controversy over the “End of the Crypto Foundation Era”

In “The End of the Crypto Foundation Era

18px;">”, calling for an end to the offshore outsourcing of cryptocurrencies has sparked some controversy. I would like to answer the five most common questions about taxation, charitable institutions, the future role of foundations, and the limitations of the “pure foundation” model. We will update this FAQ as more questions arise. Click to read

4. BeWater Investment Zen 1: Life is like a chain

The ancients called 12 years a century, but a century in the cryptocurrency world seems like a lifetime ago. 12 years ago, Bitcoin was a cyber toy, and 12 years later, it has become the reserve of the United States. I want to write some of my insights from the past 12 years into a book as a record. Click to read

5. From MeMe to AI: Where are the new opportunities in the crypto market?

I think the overall directional trend of the cryptocurrency market will not be apparent until after September. Considering the macroeconomic resistance, summer liquidity restrictions, and position adjustments at the end of the quarter, the real market dynamics will not begin until market participants return after the August holiday. Judging from recent market activity, most altcoins’ rises were driven by short squeezes. Traders were reflexively chasing momentum after the previous rally — but there were no real long-term holders this time. Most had already been beaten down by the market before. As expected, the vast majority of tokens that rose sharply experienced equally sharp declines afterwards. Click to read