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The article examines how blockchain and Bitcoin have disrupted and transformed current financial systems, while also highlighting both the aspirations and the disillusionment present in the industry.

Huiwang’s abrupt collapse marks the end of the informal internet expansion model. This article presents a chronological analysis of Huiwang’s rapid growth as the “Alipay of Cambodia,” its transformation into a key node for human trafficking and cross-border money laundering, the failure of the USDH stablecoin, and the breakdown of its political and business protection mechanisms. It examines Huiwang’s technical framework, the infiltration of illicit activities, the interplay of power, and its eventual downfall, providing a comprehensive overview of the conclusion of an era.

This article compares and tests five major AI platforms (ChatGPT, Google Gemini, HuggingChat, Claude, and Mistral AI), evaluating their ease of use and the quality of results in creating AI agents.

This article provides a detailed analysis of the transformative role of stablecoins in the fintech sector, exploring how they are revolutionizing the movement of funds by offering low-cost cross-border transfers, instant settlements, and convenient access to global currencies. It also introduces major stablecoins in the market, such as USDT, USDC, DAI, First Digital USD, and PYUSD, and discusses the growth potential and use cases of stablecoins in cross-border payments, DeFi applications, and the global financial system.

This article traces Bitcoin’s 17-year journey, charting its transformation from a censorship-resistant asset to a catalyst for mainstream adoption. The article provides a comprehensive narrative, spanning Satoshi Nakamoto’s early responses, the approval of Bitcoin ETFs, and the migration of stablecoins across multiple blockchains.

This article analyzes successful and unsuccessful cases of airdrop campaigns, focusing on key aspects such as team attitude, user expectation management, token distribution strategies, legal risks, and responses to Sybil attacks.

With Friend.tech's daily active users dropping to under a hundred, crypto social seems to be moving out of the spotlight. On one hand, social projects based on crypto-economic models are fading from attention; on the other hand, crypto social applications like Farcaster and Solana Blinks are approaching social engagement from different angles, using it as a channel for driving traffic and creating new growth opportunities for the ecosystem.

As Ethereum celebrates its tenth anniversary, the evolution of its technology and narrative is traced through five defining eras: the ICO frenzy, the DeFi surge, Layer 2 scaling, the rise of staking, and the current era of tokenized assets. From milestones like CryptoKitties and DeFi to LSTs and spot ETFs, this article provides a comprehensive review of these transitions. More than just a historical account, it offers an in-depth analysis of both market sentiment and technological changes. Join us in witnessing and discussing Ethereum’s next decade.

BONK is a new meme coin built on the Solana chain. The token has recently gained traction after drawing liquidity into the Solana ecosystem. Can the recent hype be sustained?

This article leverages marketplace data logic, platform strategy shifts, and regulatory trends to examine the genuine growth path of NFTs in the post-speculation era—transitioning from avatar trade toward verifiable digital equity, content distribution, and on-chain commercial infrastructure. It also outlines three practical future development scenarios and participation strategies.

This is a value investor's reflection on investing in Bitcoin. Initially influenced by his sons' belief in cryptocurrency, he discusses the generational shift in perceiving value and explains why he allocated a portion of his portfolio to Bitcoin despite it contradicting traditional value investing principles.

Tendermint is a new blockchain protocol that aims to solve the Byzantine Fault Tolerance problem by using a partially synchronous network model and a deterministic consensus algorithm. It is designed to be scalable and secure and can be used to create both public and private blockchains.

Arbitrum is about to launch the Stylus upgrade, which will allow developers to use languages such as Rust, C, and C++ for smart contract programming while maintaining full compatibility with EVM languages such as Solidity. The article explores the necessity of Stylus, how it works, and its potential impact on the Arbitrum ecosystem, including improving computing efficiency, reducing costs, and attracting a wider developer base.

Tokenization of stocks is becoming the new favorite for global investors. The Gate xStocks section is keeping up with the trend, launching a one-stop tokenized asset trading experience to help users seize new opportunities in on-chain finance.

The article's analysis of Cohen's business decisions—such as GameStop's restructuring and Bitcoin investments—offers readers valuable insights and lessons.