From discussing the U.S. elections to predicting Taylor Swift's relationships, and betting on short-term fluctuations in the crypto market, the decentralized prediction market platform Polymarket has become a unique intersection of information and finance. The platform features both thrill-seeking retail investors and arbitrage bots that quietly profit using algorithms. As the platform's valuation skyrockets to $9 billion and it secures substantial funding, this ecosystem composed of diverse players is becoming increasingly complex. Who exactly is playing on Polymarket?

Bitcoin is the universal capital of the digital age, and the real progress in 2025 will be reflected in the adoption by institutions, credit markets, accounting standards, and banks, rather than in short-term price fluctuations.

Trump announced tariffs on multiple countries, which may increase to 25%; Musk stated that the X platform could become half of the global financial system; stablecoins are accelerating applications to reshape the remittance market; MARA CEO calls for the U.S. to establish a Bitcoin reserve.

Platinum’s tightening supply and resilient demand are amplifying long-term market volatility, reinforcing structural deficits that continue to pressure prices and drive growing risk-management activity.

Ahead of Consensus Hong Kong, Auros’ Jason Atkins says market depth, not hype, will determine crypto’s next phase.

White House tensions with major crypto players are putting landmark U.S. crypto legislation at risk, as internal frustration, banking pressure, and stalled negotiations threaten to derail a market structure bill shaping the industry’s ...

Bitmine Immersion Technologies has announced a $200 million equity investment in MrBeast-backed Beast Industries. The deal signals growing crossover between crypto-focused firms and mainstream digital entertainment platforms.

From January 13 to 15, Eastern Standard Time, the legislative process in the United States surrounding H.R. 3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025, took a sharp turn: on January 13, the Senate draft was publicly released, and on January 15, the Senate Judiciary Committee chose to postpone the discussion of the controversial Section 604 on the eve of the meeting. On the same day, the 119th United States Congress officially introduced H.R. 3633 in the House of Representatives, which addresses digital assets and tokenization monitoring.

Is there still hope for China's real estate? If REITs can't save it, can RWA asset tokenization? If it can be saved, how should on-chain financing be done?

The CLARITY Act faced a delay on the eve of its review in the Senate, sparking strong divisions within the cryptocurrency industry. This article reviews the legislative process of the bill and analyzes why CLARITY has evolved from a "consensus proposal" into the core battleground of the cryptocurrency regulatory dispute, focusing on bank lobbying, the power struggle of regulatory authority, and conflicts of industry interests.

A series of unusual on-chain fund movements were exposed, causing Adams' first rally after leaving public office to quickly turn into a farcical event filled with doubts.

When a country begins to accept cryptocurrency for weapon orders, crypto assets are no longer a matter of "financial innovation" or "gray tools," but are officially incorporated into the national survival and foreign strategy system.

A set of cold data reveals a harsh reality: more than half of cryptocurrencies have gone to zero, with 11.6 million tokens disappearing from the market in 2025 alone. In the fourth quarter of 2025, as many as 7.7 million tokens vanished from the market, accounting for 66.4% of the total tokens that went to zero that year. The data shows that the total number of cryptocurrency projects skyrocketed from 428,000 in 2021 to nearly 20.2 million in 2025, a 47-fold increase over five years. This data not only records the burst of the market bubble but also foreshadows