1. High FDV Tokens: What is Behind the High FDV Mania and How to Avoid It

In Greek mythology, Ikaros and his father Daedalus made wings out of feathers and beeswax to escape from King Minos’ labyrinth. Daedalus warned his son: "Fly too low, and the sea will soak your wings; fly too high, and the scorching sun will melt them mercilessly."Click to read

2. New trend in encryption: Analysis of a16z accelerator projects

As a weather vane in the encryption field, a16z accelerator has been leading industry innovation. This fall, a16z selected 21 of the most innovative projects from many startups around the world, covering artificial intelligence, decentralized finance and other fields. This article will analyze representative projects and reveal the future development trend of the crypto market. Click to read

3. Understand Binance's latest Launchpool project Hamster Kombat (HMSTR)

On September 12, 2024, Binance announced that Binance Launchpool launched the 58th project - Hamster Kombat (HMSTR), a cryptocurrency exchange CEO simulator P2E game built on the Telegram applet platform. Users can deposit BNB and FDUSD into the HMSTR reward pool on the Launchpool website after 08:00 (GMT+8) on September 19, 2024 to receive HMSTR rewards. The HMSTR activity will last for 7 days. The website is expected to be updated within approximately 24 hours of this announcement, before the activity opens. Click to read

4. A look at the most popular Bitcoin liquidity pledge protocols

The field of Bitcoin liquidity pledge protocols is expanding rapidly, as Bitcoin's technological development has generally progressed faster in the past few years. Liquidity pledge protocols built on Bitcoin have only been around for less than a year, but there are already a large number of pledge protocols to consider when entering this new field. Click to read

Bloomberg: How Apple came to rule the world?

The legend of the 1984 Super Bowl is a story of underdogs, but not of the field. During the third quarter, as 80 million fans watched the Los Angeles Raiders beat the defending champion Washington Redskins, an ad showed a team of uniformed, gray-faced men with shaved heads marching into the theater. On a giant telescreen, a looming figure of Big Brother shouts about society’s “glorious” unification into “a garden of pure ideology.” The dictator is silenced only when a young woman rushes forward and smashes the screen with a sledgehammer. “You’ll see,” a narrator intones, “why 1984 won’t be like 1984.”