Recently, on-chain monitoring showed that the 66kETHBorrow address related to Trend Research concentrated its purchases of 11,520 ETH, equivalent to about $34.93 million at the time of the market price, and quickly added leverage after completing the spot increase. The address deposited the newly purchased ETH as collateral in Aave, and after obtaining sufficient borrowing capacity, borrowed about 20 million USDT to continue buying ETH, forming a typical cycle of "collateral - lending - reinvestment."

Recently, the associated address "66kETHBorrow" under Yili Hua's Trend Research completed a typical collateral lending cycle operation between Aave and Binance. On-chain data shows that this address first purchased approximately 11,520 ETH on the Binance side, equivalent to about 34.93 million USD at the time, and then transferred this batch of ETH to Aave as collateral. After establishing the collateral, it borrowed approximately 20 million USDT from Aave and then flowed the borrowed stablecoin back to

Recently, the Ethereum network has reportedly reached an all-time high in terms of developer activity and smart contract deployments, with approximately 8.7 million smart contracts completed in the fourth quarter of 2025 (according to a single source). At the same time, the 30-day moving average for new contract deployments is about 171,000, also from the same data source. This set of data, on one hand, reinforces developers' confidence in continuously experimenting and iterating within the Ethereum ecosystem, while on the other hand, it raises questions about the infrastructure itself: regarding the scale of contracts and interactions.

As we enter the end of 2025, the global commodity market is shaken by an epic rally that has stunned all investors. Gold and silver prices have reached new historical highs, with annual increases surpassing 70% and 170% respectively, and market sentiment is extremely heated. However, amidst the celebration, a core question emerges: after gold and silver complete their historic "surge," where will the market's funds and attention turn? Historical patterns and the latest market signals together reveal a shift from precious metals to a broader range of commodities.

Recently, Solana's official team released the 2025 year-end summary. Against the backdrop of Bitcoin reaching $90,000 and traditional funds re-evaluating their allocation to crypto assets, they delivered a striking set of annual data: the on-chain DEX's annual trading volume exceeded $1.7 trillion, ranking second globally. Related ETFs achieved a cumulative net inflow of $766 million over 15 consecutive trading days, and the mainnet has maintained stable operation for nearly 700 days without any systemic failures. This set of data, on one hand,

Recently, the cryptocurrency market has shown two seemingly contradictory signals: on one hand, the small and medium market cap token ZBT surged by 58.5% within about 5 hours, accompanied by approximately $1.2 million in liquidations across the network, reflecting extreme short-term sentiment; on the other hand, Bitcoin broke through the $90,000 mark in the same market cycle, with data from OKX showing a daily increase of about 2.47%, priced at $90,007.70. This kind of simultaneous price surge should have been corroborated by an influx of incremental funds, but SoSo

Recently, there has been a personnel restructuring in the U.S. cryptocurrency regulatory bodies: it has been reported that Michael Selig has confirmed his appointment as the chairman of the CFTC this month, while the SEC is being led by Paul Atkins. Both have been referred to as the "dream team" for advancing cryptocurrency regulation by venture capitalist and podcast host David Sacks in public comments. Under this narrative, the market briefly interpreted it as a key turning point for the U.S. to officially shift from "enforcement-based regulation" to "rules-based regulation," but the performance of the funding side has shown...

With the countdown to the full closure operation of Hainan Island underway and the top-level design of the free trade port gradually becoming clearer, the central government is redefining the financial functions of Hainan and Hong Kong: According to multiple media outlets citing Caixin reports, Hainan has been explicitly designated as a frontier experimental zone for trade, tourism, and industrial openness, while new types of crypto-financial experiments such as Bitcoin and stablecoins are intentionally arranged to be "misaligned" in Hong Kong. This means that, in terms of cross-border capital projects and digital asset-related businesses, China is not...

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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority recently confirmed that starting in 2026, it will implement the capital regulatory standards for crypto assets established by the Basel Committee within the local banking system, officially incorporating crypto assets into the banking capital regulatory framework. This round of rule adjustments targets not only mainstream tokens from public chains such as Bitcoin and Ethereum but also includes tokenized products backed by real-world assets (RWA) and certain stablecoins. According to PANews and Caixin, their common characteristic is reliance on cryptography.

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Recently, a systematic upgrade surrounding the digital renminbi has entered the countdown to implementation. The People's Bank of China, in collaboration with banking operating institutions and non-bank payment institutions, will deeply restructure the existing digital renminbi system starting from January 1, 2026. From the disclosed information, there are three core actions in this upgrade that have garnered widespread attention: first, the digital renminbi wallet balance will officially introduce an interest-bearing mechanism; second, the management of digital renminbi by commercial banks will shift from "off-balance-sheet pure payment tools" to

The current round of digital renminbi functionality upgrades will be implemented starting January 1, 2026, affecting the business and regulatory framework of the People's Bank of China, banking operating institutions, and non-bank payment institutions. According to public information, the balance of real-name digital renminbi wallets will start to accrue interest, marking its transition from merely being a "zero interest rate" payment medium; at the same time, the digital renminbi held by banking operating institutions will shift from 100% off-balance sheet reserve custody to partial reserve management on-balance sheet, rather than