1. Kanye West's coin launch is shrouded in mystery: Why are celebrity coins always plagued by controversy? On August 21, 2025, Kanye West announced the launch of his coin on Twitter, stating, "YEEZY Tokens are here, a new economy based on blockchain," along with the official website. BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes also took note of the YZY project, urging Kanye West to "stop being a jerk" and expressing optimism about its performance in a bull market. Click to read

2. Behind BTC’s repeated record highs: What is the current status of Bitcoin network on-chain activities?

With the emergence of digital asset treasury companies and Bitcoin prices breaking through historical highs, people have gradually forgotten the core value proposition of the Bitcoin network: a decentralized, censorship-resistant monetary system designed to provide permissionless global value transfer. 3. Hyperliquid: 11 People Power Decentralized Binance with $1.1 Billion in Annual Revenue According to DeFiLlama data, the Hyperliquid protocol generated approximately $95.63 million in revenue in the past 30 days, with an estimated annualized revenue of $1.147 billion. With a team of only 11 people, the average annual revenue per person exceeds $100 million, earning it the title of one of the "companies with the highest per capita revenue in the world." 4. Goldman Sachs: A Summer of Stablecoins The recently implemented GENIUS Act in the United States established the first federal stablecoin regulatory system. Walmart, Amazon, and other major financial institutions are reportedly exploring the launch of their own stablecoins. And Circle, the issuer of USD Coin (USDC), the world's second-largest stablecoin by market capitalization, recently went public amidst much fanfare. So, does the stablecoin summer have staying power, and what might it mean for issuers, the existing payment and banking systems, markets, and broader financial stability? Click to read

5. The battle between retail investors and Wall Street in 2025: the struggle for market dominance

The financial market in 2025 is a battlefield. Retail investors, relying on the coordination of social media and their speculative enthusiasm, will engage in fierce confrontation with Wall Street institutional giants with huge capital and shrewd strategies. This dynamic is particularly evident in Bitcoin's battle with the so-called "death line," the S&P 500's overbought rebound, and the speculative frenzy in options and cryptocurrencies, raising a key question: Who will emerge victorious in this tug-of-war? Based on the latest market data, technical analysis, and macro trends, this article explores the struggle between retail investors and Wall Street, the significance of Bitcoin's key resistance level, and the broader implications for stocks, commodities, and cryptocurrencies in 2025. Click to read