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Bitcoin is like physical gold, serving as an asset and inflation hedge, with a currency value similar to the dollar, reshaping monetary basics. Supporters seek credit and yield mechanisms on its protocol. Brick Towers automates Lightning Network services, optimizing efficiency and capital to meet liquidity needs, minimizing risk, enhancing Bitcoin's utility, offering secure, seamless yield for users.

The core issue identified is the intangible nature of Cosmos, making it difficult to resonate with users. This lack of clarity has led to users asking for more from the ecosystem.

Through dynamic analogies and extensive data, the article highlights the rapid expansion of the Bitcoin DeFi ecosystem.

Pi Network is set to launch its mainnet on February 20, 2025. The price of $PI (IOU) has recently experienced drastic fluctuations, plunging rapidly from a high of $150 to the $30 range. This article analyzes the background of the Pi Network project, the founding team, and the price trend of $PI (IOU), as well as providing a price forecast after the mainnet goes live. It aims to offer investors a reference for the value of Pi Network to formulate reasonable trading strategies.

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.

The central challenge facing RWA is not tokenization itself, but the development of resilient liquidity infrastructure. This article highlights that automated market makers (AMMs) are ill-suited to serve as the primary market for RWA; instead, their best role is as a convenience layer dedicated to small, routine trades. Core liquidity must rely on issuance and redemption processes, order book trading, RFQ (request-for-quote) mechanisms, and regular auctions.

In 2009, Martti Malmi, a student at Helsinki University of Technology, stumbled upon Bitcoin and wrote to Satoshi Nakamoto offering his help, which began their collaboration. The email exchanges reveal how Bitcoin's early operations resembled a startup, discussing product features, client functionalities, and more.

In 2009, a university student named Martti Malmi reached out to Satoshi Nakamoto, offering his help to foster the Bitcoin community. The emails between them have been preserved, providing insights into Nakamoto's values and Bitcoin's formative years.

This article analyzes and compares various hardware wallets.

This article is a sponsored deep dive into Zircuit, a Layer 2 solution designed to bring proactive security to blockchain infrastructure. Zircuit's AI-driven security measures promise to detect threats before they can cause harm, offering a glimpse into a safer, more sustainable future for blockchain and DeFi.

This article introduces the new possibilities that web3 brings to the development of social networks, such as decentralized social protocols and cryptocurrency incentive measures. Protocols like Farcaster and Lens offer innovative experiences, solve the cold start problem of social networks, and attract a user base proficient in cryptocurrencies.

The article introduces the fundamental concepts of Bitcoin and how to apply them.

Traditional brokerages are moving quickly into cryptocurrency trading. With names like Robinhood and Morgan Stanley joining the space, centralized exchanges (CEXs) are undergoing significant transformation. This comprehensive article examines the industry’s turning point and the strategies platforms are using to adapt.

This article argues that Satoshi Nakamoto's vision—consensus accessible to everyone via CPU—has yet to be fully realized. The iterative mechanisms of Arweave may align more faithfully with Nakamoto's original vision, with version 2.6 marking a significant step towards fulfilling his expectations.

This article introduces various methods to earn rewards, including participating in airdrops and bounty programs, utilizing referral programs, completing microtasks, and using cryptocurrency faucets.