Blockchain

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.

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.

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.

Issued by Tether, USDT is the first and biggest stablecoin. USDT is fully backed by the US Dollar, which helps reduce price fluctuations and makes USDT trading and holding more convenient. This article will tell you more about USDT.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

This article features insights from several traders. It provides an in-depth interpretation of current market trends by thoroughly examining technical analysis, market sentiment, capital rotation, and other key factors.

The article analyzes from multiple perspectives how radical technologies may exacerbate power inequalities, and highlights the advantages of open-source technologies in improving access equality and reducing the risks of power concentration.

Explore A16z’s new investment logic in the crypto and technology sectors, analyzing its strategic deployments in AI, decentralization, and infrastructure, as well as the underlying trends driving these moves.

This article examines Andreessen Horowitz (A16z)'s evolving investment strategies within the cryptocurrency and technology sectors. It analyzes A16z's positioning and trends in AI, decentralization, and infrastructure.

Etherscan serves as a pivotal part of the Ethereum ecosystem and provides valuable insights to blockchain enthusiasts, developers, and investors through its development history and evolving features.

By analyzing MetaComp's research report, the article reveals that relying on a single tool to monitor high-risk transactions results in a high number of false positives and leaves significant blind spots. The article recommends using a combination of tools as a solution.