1. Cryptocurrency’s political influence in the United States

U.S. regulation and political sentiment toward digital assets are changing in real time. Recent developments signal a potential turning point that could pave the way for innovation and growth in the United States.Click to read

2. Glassnode: What does the decline in investor activity mean? Who does the current market structure benefit?

Sideways price action often indicates investor boredom and apathy, which appears to be the dominant reaction across all Bitcoin markets. BTC prices are consolidating within a mature trading range. Investors remain in a generally favorable position, with over 87% of circulating supply in profit and a cost basis below spot price. Click to read

3. Pantera Capital: Solana is the "Mac OS" of blockchain

How many blockchains will there be in the world? This is a question we often hear, but a better question should be: How many blockchains must exist? In other words, how many blockchains are needed to fully realize the potential of blockchain technology? To answer this question, we should look to the root of the blockchain ecosystem: developers. Click to read

4. The Art of Token Economics: An In-depth Discussion from FDV to Airdrop

One ​​of the most frequently discussed topics in the cryptocurrency space is token economics, the system of how token supply is distributed. Token economics represents a balancing act between appeasing different stakeholders and ensuring the current and future value of a project. Click to read

5. Which is easier to make money with Layer 2 tokens and ETH investment?

Layer 2 on Ethereum has made significant progress in the past few years. Today, ETH L2's TVL exceeds $40 billion, up from $10 billion a year ago. On @l2beat, you'll find a list of more than 50 L2s, although the top 5-10 L2s account for more than 90% of the TVL. After EIP-4844, Txns fees are very cheap, with Base, Arbitrum and other fees below $0.01. Click to read