In the past, financial technology, whether products were delivered through banks, new banks, or embedded APIs, still saw the flow of funds along closed, permissioned tracks controlled by intermediary institutions. However, the stablecoins of the 4.0 era have broken this model.

The dead fundamentals, the vibrant speculation

Wallets are incremental, not replacements; they drive social interaction, not invade it.

From DeFi to RWA, and then to compliant development, Ondo accurately grasps industry development trends and seizes every opportunity brought by each wave.

Excessive financialization has led people to feel nihilistic about the system, triggering a gambling craze, which in turn exacerbates excessive financialization. The media is filled with stories of survivor bias, and more and more people are starting to gamble and lose money, with resources being misallocated to unproductive activities.

This article reviews the distinction of macro turning points and the capital rotation patterns in the cryptocurrency market, and delves into the specific configuration strategies and practical paths of the TRON ecosystem during the cycle.

The decentralized identity (DID) and on-chain identity verification (KYC) have continued to attract attention in recent years, but their actual implementation is still in the early stages. The key driving forces behind them mainly come from three aspects: the increasingly stringent global compliance requirements, the demand for trusted identities in DeFi and on-chain applications, and the growing awareness among users regarding privacy and data autonomy. Nevertheless, the current market demand for a fully decentralized identity system has not yet materialized; mainstream products primarily serve identification and social attributes rather than constructing reusable, cross-scenario on-chain identity structures. On the technical level, zero-knowledge proofs (Z...

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Original / Odaily Planet Daily (@OdailyChina) Author / Dingdang (@XiaMiPP) On December 10, U.S. Senators Gillibrand and Lummis stated at the Blockchain Association Policy Summit that the "Cryptocurrency Market Structure Bill" (CLARITY Act) is expected to release a draft this weekend and enter the revision and hearing voting phase next week. This means that this long-awaited legislative project has officially entered a decisive window period. The bill is expected to be finalized by May 2025...

1. On-chain funds: $73.6M flowed into Hyperliquid last week; $46.1M flowed out of Arbitrum 2. Maximum price fluctuation: $WET, $PLLD 3. Top news: The Federal Reserve is almost certain to cut interest rates tonight, and how "politicized" differences reshape monetary policy has become the focus.

Written by: Glendon, Techub News In the past year, the cryptocurrency industry has developed rapidly, and the open and improved regulatory policies in the United States are undoubtedly the main driving force behind this trend. At the same time, this is also an important factor in the market's expectation that the industry will once again enter an upward cycle next year. Yesterday, at the Blockchain Association Policy Summit held in Washington, D.C., SEC Chairman Paul Atkins stated, "The best is yet to come. By next year, all the seeds we have sown will sprout and grow, and we will be able to reap the fruits." Paul Atki

Author: Anita Moscow's winter mornings always come slowly. The subway glides from the gray residential areas into the city center, and the advertisements on the screens in the carriages are typically rolling out ruble loans, online shopping promotions, and a banner that looks quite normal: "Overseas income settlement? USDT is also acceptable." It's hard to imagine that in a country besieged by the Western financial system, the term "stablecoin," which originally only appeared in Silicon Valley white papers, has quietly become a fundamental infrastructure that ordinary people and businesses genuinely rely on. Alexey (pseudonym) 3

Huobi HTX has achieved industry-leading net capital inflow through asset transparency, upgraded C2C experience, and security compliance strategies. According to Defillama data, the net inflow in the past 30 days reached $583.7M, ranking first among all CEXs, proving a significant rebound in user trust.