1. Full text of the speech by US Vice President JD Vance at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference

You know, the Secret Service is a little nervous because I told them that these Bitcoin guys love guns very much, but they also love the President and Vice President of the United States very much, so I think we're okay. Click to read

2. After attending the Trump dinner, I judge that the United States is still worth betting on

On May 22, local time, the Trump dinner was held as scheduled at Trump's private estate, Mar-a-Lago, in Washington. The top 220 users holding Trump tokens at the snapshot on May 12 participated in the dinner. This dinner was not only a feast of encryption, but also brought together practitioners from all walks of life. Click to read

3. The Twilight of Native Cryptocurrency

How did cryptocurrency go from the fringe to the mainstream? Over the past decade, decentralized blockchain systems have brought a regulatory wilderness to the world. Satoshi Nakamoto's vision of a peer-to-peer electronic cash system may not have come true, but it opened the door to a parallel world. In this world, law, government, society, and even religion cannot influence it - an Internet that exists on countless nodes and is not controlled by a central authority. Click to read

4. Why do we need stablecoins?

Stablecoin is a kind of currency system design that is different from legal currency, digital currency and encrypted currency. Here we use a rather awkward word called "currency system design" because we are not sure whether it is a real currency. Click to read

5. Is the US dollar stable currency bill really a genius bill?

Recently, there was a big event in the crypto circle, that is, the US Senate passed the so-called procedural motion of the US dollar stable currency bill by 66 votes to 32, entering the federal legislative stage. This bill, the full name of which is the National Innovation Act to Guide and Establish a US Dollar Stable Currency, has the English abbreviation GENIUS, so it is nicknamed the "Genius Bill". Click to read