Blockchain

This article provides a detailed analysis of Mystonks’ Security Token Offering (STO) registration and Money Services Business (MSB) licensing, identifying potential inconsistencies in statements regarding regulatory compliance and outlining related risks.

EOS has rebranded as Vaulta, stepping away from its former “ETH killer” identity to reposition itself as a Web3 banking operating system tailored for institutional and regulatory-compliant users. Vaulta is now concentrating on cross-border payments, asset custody, and the development of financial infrastructure. The company has also secured strategic partnerships with WLFI, Fosun, and other major players as it seeks to reestablish itself at the center of the industry.

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the differences between ETH and SOL in terms of price trends, treasury management strategies, ETF progress, and application use cases in 2024–2025. It explains why SOL transitioned from a market leader to a follower and examines potential opportunities for SOL’s resurgence and long-term growth potential.

The article not only analyzes the technical and financial architecture of these projects but also explores how they attract institutional capital into the DeFi space through strategic partnerships and innovative designs.

In July, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization showed an accelerated upward trend, with the total market cap breaking through $4 trillion in late July. A key factor driving this increase is the growing expectation of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2025. All of the top 8 cryptocurrencies by market cap saw gains this month, with ETH emerging as the best-performing token in July, surging over 50% in a single month. While BTC also achieved a gain of nearly 10%, it underperformed other mainstream cryptocurrencies.

This article offers a detailed exploration of major policy initiatives—including the GENIUS Act, evolving SEC regulations, and executive orders related to 401(k) plans. It examines how these measures accelerate the advancement of stablecoins, on-chain financial infrastructure, and zero-knowledge (ZK) privacy technologies.

By analyzing these key factors, the article reveals the driving forces behind the current market bull run and offers predictions on future market changes along with risk management recommendations.

In 2025, Hong Kong's crypto industry is expanding rapidly, with securities firms, asset managers, banks, internet giants, and crypto-native firms all competing for position. The dynamic interplay between innovation and compliance, ideals and reality, drives both fragmentation and integration. This process is creating a crypto-financial ecosystem with characteristics unique to Hong Kong.

Paradigm proposes a new prediction mechanism called the "Opportunity Market": enabling those who discover opportunities to benefit from parties with resources who take action, without the need for traditional counterparties. Through a private pricing mechanism and incentive design, this model is expected to address issues of insufficient liquidity and information leakage in prediction markets, offering a new way for talent scouts, researchers, and institutions to connect.

The article analyzes the current challenges in the payments sector from multiple perspectives, including issues of infrastructure customization, fragility, and scaling costs, and proposes the necessity of a payment-native blockchain.

This article outlines six common misconceptions in the field of blockchain privacy, clarifying biases across technology, applications, and regulation to help readers gain a more comprehensive understanding of the importance of privacy and compliance in the Web3 era.

The author not only discusses the competitive relationship between enterprise blockchains and existing ecosystems such as Ethereum, but also analyzes how changes in regulatory transparency, technological maturity, and cost dynamics impact these enterprises.

The article not only analyzes the motivations and strategies behind corporate crypto holdings, but also details how the rise of crypto treasuries has created substantial revenue opportunities for service providers.

Galaxy Digital’s Q2 earnings report revealed that its crypto trading business is nearly unprofitable. The company is betting on a 3.5GW data center in Texas and a 15-year partnership with CoreWeave, pivoting toward AI infrastructure to escape the low-margin crypto dilemma.

UXLINK is positioned as a "social growth layer," combining AI, decentralized identity, and SocialFi tools to tokenize real-world relationships as on-chain assets. As DeFi activity declines and social platforms gain momentum, UXLINK establishes itself as a benchmark for Web3 social infrastructure.