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The article provides a detailed interpretation of the issuance mechanism of stablecoins, the role of U.S. Treasury bonds as a new type of reserve gold, and its strengthening effect on dollar sovereignty. It reveals how stablecoins have become unofficial contractors of U.S. financial sovereignty and further promote the penetration of the dollar globally.

The article details how Antalpha hedges against macroeconomic fluctuations by allocating XAU₮, enriches the collateral structure, and provides stable financing channels for institutional clients.

The article provides a detailed introduction to Pendle's YT asset mechanism, explaining how it amplifies returns through leverage and demonstrating how to quantify the expected returns of Point rewards through specific examples.

The article analyzes the four essential reasons behind the decline of the US dollar's control, reveals the trade-offs and strategies behind the legislation, discusses the implications of DeFi Restaking on the fiat world, and examines the role of the US dollar stablecoin in the Crypto market.

Recently, the cryptocurrency community has frequently reported cybersecurity attacks. Attackers use Calendly to schedule meetings and disguised Zoom links to trick victims into installing Trojan horse programs. In some cases, attackers even gain remote control of victims' computers during meetings, leading to the theft of digital assets and identity credentials.

The article provides a detailed introduction to the background and收益情况 of GenesisLaunch, including its significant returns over the past month, as well as the rules and strategies for acquiring VirgenPoints (points). By staking AI agent tokens, trading VIRTUAL, or publishing related content, users can accumulate points to increase their priority in the allocation of new tokens.

The article reviews the recent seven active on-chain new forces under the RWA narrative, providing rich background information and market data, revealing the latest dynamics and future potential of the RWA track.

The article provides a detailed analysis of the technical characteristics of Cosmos, including how it supports the customized needs of sovereign blockchains and compares it with other technological routes such as mBridge.

ASU 2023-08 introduces a fair value measurement model, replacing the traditional cost impairment model, and requires more detailed disclosures to enhance the transparency of financial statements.

Trump Media Technology Group (TMTG) announced plans to raise $2.5 billion to create a Bitcoin treasury, drawing market attention. This initiative is not only about the company's financial transformation but may also be a strategic extension of its family crypto empire. Among the biggest beneficiaries could be crypto.com, acting as the custodian.

With the phenomenon of "Zui Lu Huma Airdrop" going viral, the InfoFi concept has rapidly emerged, provoking deep reflections on the reconstruction of on-chain attention structures. This article systematically dissects the mechanism logic of InfoFi, the principles of social collateral, and its fundamental changes to the Web3 airdrop model, while also looking ahead to the future paths of content collaboration DAOs and the assetization of information. It is an essential read for understanding the paradigm shift in Web3 social finance.

HiPhi has welcomed a new owner in the Middle East, EV Electra, but this "white knight" promises to invest $1 billion to restructure HiPhi, while at the same time issuing coins to raise $840 million on its official website, even using the HiPhi logo for token promotion. EV Electra, which has been embroiled in fraud controversies, raises the question of whether it is a true player in the new energy capital sector or merely a cryptocurrency speculator disguised as an automaker. The business logic, sources of funding, and motives for the tokens are all worth scrutinizing.

This report provides an in-depth analysis of the ongoing transition in the blockchain landscape—from a “multi-chain free-for-all” to a “stock-based competitive game.” It focuses on the differentiated strategies of seven representative blockchains: Sonic, Berachain, Abstract, Sui, Hyperliquid, Unichain, and Sei Network. The report highlights that by 2025, Layer 1 blockchain competition has entered a new phase characterized by the triad of performance, application-specific scenarios, and incentive mechanisms. It emphasizes that technological innovation, enhanced user experience, and the sustainability of ecosystem incentives are key factors for project success. At the same time, the report also points out security challenges faced by projects such as Sui, especially in the aftermath of the Cetus exploit.

As the stablecoin market continues to expand, more and more projects are striving to find a balance between decentralization and compliance. USD1 is one such project, and it stands out in several aspects—not only because it is a U.S. dollar stablecoin, but also because it is backed by members of a U.S. presidential family and supported by the Malaysian royal family. This makes it uniquely positioned in an increasingly crowded stablecoin landscape.

Two-factor authentication (2FA) serves as an additional layer of defense, demanding users to present two distinct forms of identification before gaining access to systems, accounts, or critical data. In 2025, 2FA has evolved significantly with passwordless authentication becoming standard, unified cross-platform standards like FIDO2, AI-enhanced security layers providing contextual authentication, improved account recovery solutions, and advanced hardware security options including biometric cards and wearables.