This article not only examines the limitations of the original PoL mechanism, particularly in terms of incentive distribution and functional constraints, but also provides an in-depth overview of the PoLV2 proposal. It details how PoLV2 reallocates incentives and expands functional modules to elevate BERA from a peripheral gas token to a core asset in the ecosystem.

The article offers an in-depth look at how these institutions are leveraging stablecoins and blockchain technology to solve the high costs and inefficiencies associated with traditional cross-border payments, and details their ongoing efforts to ensure regulatory compliance.

The article provides an in-depth analysis of the bill’s direct impact on stablecoin issuers and examines its broader implications for the global monetary system, U.S. dollar dominance, China-U.S. financial competition, and the traditional financial sector.

The U.S. House of Representatives has approved three landmark cryptocurrency bills—including stablecoin oversight, asset classification, and measures against central bank digital currencies (CBDCs)—ushering in a new era of regulatory compliance for the crypto sector and driving major shifts across the market.

Trump is reportedly set to sign an executive order authorizing $9 trillion in 401(k) retirement funds to invest in digital assets and private equity, signaling a potential new era for digital asset allocation within the U.S. pension system and attracting significant attention across the financial markets.

More and more publicly traded companies are incorporating crypto assets into their reserves, ranging from Bitcoin to Ethereum and Solana. Crypto venture capital firms are fueling this institutional shift by supporting companies’ transition to blockchain-based systems through PIPE transactions, convertible bonds, and similar financial instruments. This is driving a new phase in institutional engagement with crypto.

Gate Research Daily Report: On July 22, the cryptocurrency market saw Bitcoin (BTC) exhibit a pattern of high-level volatility, finding support near $116,600 before rebounding, though it repeatedly failed to break through the $118,500 resistance level, indicating weakening upward momentum. Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) fluctuated around $3,800, briefly touching this level after breaking through $3,700, but failed to surpass the key resistance of $4,000, showing signs of short-term fatigue. On the corporate front, Nasdaq-listed Bit Origin announced its first purchase of Dogecoin (DOGE), totaling 40,543,745 coins, following its plan to establish an enterprise-level DOGE vault. Ethena Labs revealed a $360 million PIPE deal with StablecoinX, while its foundation launched a $260 million ENA public market buyback plan to bolster ENA reserves. Additionally, Bittensor ecosystem company xTAO announced its listing on Canada’s TSX Venture Exchange on July 23, with the stock code XTAO.U.

Trends.fun turns the concept of "tweets as tokens" into reality, allowing users to tokenize trending posts from the X platform with a single click. Leveraging the DBC model, Trends.fun is redefining the SocialFi market structure, with robust backing from prominent players in the Solana ecosystem.

This article provides an in-depth look at the technical foundations and use cases of SXT. It also examines the strategic alliance backing it—Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Chainlink—and highlights how their collaborative efforts are driving SXT’s adoption in the market.

This article analyzes the distinct asset characteristics of Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC). It highlights ETH’s inherent advantage as a yield-bearing asset. The article also explores the potential of SBET in ETH staking and within the broader DeFi ecosystem.

The article introduces the Aspecta team’s background and the origins of the project. It offers an in-depth analysis of the design principles and features of BuildKey and Aspecta ID, the team’s two flagship products. The article also examines how these products work together to create a unified and self-sustaining blockchain ecosystem.

Tensions between Trump and Powell have intensified over seven years, leading to escalating power struggles. If Trump forces the Federal Reserve Chair to resign, global markets could experience severe volatility. The cryptocurrency sector would likely be significantly affected as well.

In 2024, Bitcoin emerged as the central narrative for companies going public, with SPACs replacing traditional reverse mergers to help crypto-native or asset-light firms access capital markets. This article analyzes the evolution of the "Strategy" model, the structural mechanics of SPACs, and representative projects—highlighting the trend of Bitcoin financialization and the risks retail investors should be aware of. It serves as a key read for understanding the current wave of crypto-related public listings.

In 2024, Bitcoin has become the protagonist of corporate IPO narratives, with SPACs replacing traditional backdoor listings to propel a wave of crypto-native or asset-light companies toward capital markets. This article analyzes the evolution of the Strategy model, the mechanics of SPAC structures, and representative case studies, unveiling the trend of Bitcoin financialization and the risks retail investors should heed. It serves as essential reading for understanding the current wave of crypto listings.

Gate Research Daily Report: On July 21, BTC entered a phase of high-level pullback and consolidation. ETH remains in a strong upward channel, reaching a local high of around $3,780. Former President Trump signed the GENIUS Act, marking the enactment of the first U.S. federal regulatory framework for stablecoins. Abstract Chain surpassed 100 million on-chain transactions. Ethereum launched the “The Torch” NFT to commemorate its 10th anniversary, with minting open to the public on July 30.