When high-depreciation computing assets, highly volatile miner collateral, and rigid infrastructure debt are forcibly bundled together, a hidden default transmission chain has already formed.

1. On-chain funds: $102.4M flowed into Ethereum today; $89.1M flowed out of Arbitrum 2. Maximum price fluctuation: $FTN, $SAD 3. Top news: The latest CPI and unemployment figures from the U.S. labor market will be released tonight at 21:30.

Author: Jin Shi Data Since 2023, JPMorgan Chase has withdrawn nearly $350 billion in cash from its Federal Reserve account, investing most of it in U.S. government bonds. This move is a defensive strategy by the bank to guard against the threat of interest rate cuts that could erode its profits. According to data compiled by the industry data tracking agency BankRegData, as of the third quarter of this year, the bank, which has assets exceeding $4 trillion, has seen its balance at the Federal Reserve plummet from $409 billion at the end of 2023 to just $63 billion.

Although the paths are different, Visa and Mastercard are highly consistent on one key judgment.

Author: Omer Goldberg Translated by: Block unicorn The vault is one of the concepts in the cryptocurrency field that everyone thinks they understand, mainly because it seems simple and easy to grasp. However, simplicity is often deceptive. Beneath the surface, the vault has quietly become one of the most misunderstood yet strategically significant foundational elements in the entire ecosystem. During the DeFi summer, the "vault" was merely a clever UI centered around automated yield farming. Yearn turned cumbersome operations that required significant manual intervention...

CoinW defines 2025 as the year of "RISE": Resilience, Innovation, Scale, Evolution. These four keywords form a set of action logic that runs throughout the year:

Bitcoin has reached a new high this year, but why is there no altcoin season?

Bitfinex users can now trade a variety of digital assets with zero fees, helping to build a more inclusive and efficient financial system.

Against the backdrop of a tightening financing environment and an extended token issuance cycle, trading activities before the TGE are evolving from sporadic attempts into a "1.5 level market" that connects the primary and secondary markets, gradually becoming an independent market layer in the crypto industry that cannot be ignored.

The banking system going on-chain, from a fundamental logic perspective, is essentially changing its double-entry bookkeeping method to a triple-entry bookkeeping system. Once issues such as privacy (ZK proofs) and compliance (KYC) are resolved, the banking business going on-chain can greatly improve efficiency. Banks will no longer need to maintain large, outdated financial systems and can transition to a completely new, non-failing encrypted on-chain system.

Author: Saoirse, Foresight News In 2025, the blockchain industry stands at the crossroads of wild growth and regulated development, with the implementation of regulatory policies, the entry of technological capital, breakthroughs in technological innovation, and the exposure of market risks intertwining. From the critical leap towards mainstream assetization to the gradual formation of a global regulatory framework, from the restructuring of industries by major players to the iterative upgrades of security technologies, a series of landmark events have propelled the industry to undergo profound transformation. The following ten key events not only encapsulate the annual development but also outline the journey of blockchain from the fringe to the mainstream stage.

Against the backdrop of a tightening financing environment and an extended token issuance cycle, trading activities before the TGE are evolving from sporadic attempts into a "1.5 level market" that connects the primary and secondary markets, gradually becoming an independent market layer in the crypto industry that cannot be ignored.

The competition between the two Kevins is not only a personnel struggle but also a game regarding the independence and policy orientation of the Federal Reserve.