Bitcoin

According to Consensys' latest global survey, the cryptocurrency and Web3 sector is showing positive growth trends. While 93% of people globally are aware of cryptocurrencies, understanding of Web3 remains limited. The survey finds that 83% of people are concerned about data privacy, and 80% believe Web2 companies hold too much power. Emerging markets—notably Nigeria, India, and South Africa—demonstrate active participation, while development in Europe and North America lags behind. The survey also reveals that 75% of respondents worry about AI-generated fake content, with 54% believing blockchain technology could help reduce these risks.

In the past year alone, Total Value Locked (TVL) on Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions has surged sevenfold. From zero to $1.25 billion in just three years. So how did Bitcoin, a chain lacking DeFi or smart contracts, spark this wave of growth? Why did it take so long? And is Bitcoin now ready to do it all?

When looking at the billions on Bitcoin L2s however we do not see a scarcity, rather an overabundance. In this article we will dive into the specifics–unpacking where the liquidity resides, what protocols have captured much of it and how much it is being used and why so much of it remains dormant.

FBTC is an omni-chain version of BTC that provides a 1.1 backing with real Bitcoin. This allows users to maintain access to their BTC while trading with the FBTC token.

In 2024, Bitcoin surpasses a $2 trillion market cap, marking the dawn of the "BTCFi Era." Driven by Bitcoin halving, ETF approvals, and increasing institutional holdings, BTC evolves from "digital gold" to an asset with broader financial functionalities. BTCFi involves asset allocation across time and space, endowing Bitcoin with yield-generating capabilities and liquidity. Innovations such as Bitcoin’s time locks, sidechains, and Layer 2 technologies empower BTCFi, driving Bitcoin’s adoption in lending, custody, synthetic assets, and more.

A deep dive into Bitcoin Meme's potential, exploring the critical role RGB++ plays in positioning Meme as a traffic gateway within the Bitcoin ecosystem. Learn how platforms like CKB.Fi are offering efficient, low-cost solutions for issuing and trading Meme assets.

The decentralized nature of Bitcoin has revolutionized the digital economy. Still, as its use grows, so does the need for enhanced security. This is where OP_VAULT comes in, an innovative feature introducing a mechanism called “covenants” to offer added security and flexibility.

Bitcoin remains the world's most watched digital asset, and evaluating its market value continues to be a crucial focus for investors. This article explores three major Bitcoin valuation models—the Stock-to-Flow model, Metcalfe's Law, and the mining cost-based model—analyzing their core concepts, advantages, and limitations while offering multi-dimensional investment insights. The author also invites readers to reflect on Bitcoin's long-term value and its potential to become a widely accepted digital currency.

Corporate investment in Bitcoin is spreading: Corporate investment strategies are gaining momentum following the SEC's approval of Bitcoin spot ETF. This trend is now extending beyond Western markets to include Asian regions. This report examines the strategies and factors driving the increasing adoption of Bitcoin by companies.

HyperLiquid excelled with speed, liquidity, and user trust, while Ethena focused on scalable liquidity solutions. Despite differing strategies in funding and airdrops, both projects aligned their decisions with their visions, emphasizing tailored approaches to tokenomics and product development as key to success in the competitive crypto landscape.

This article explores the true meaning of "holding Bitcoin" (HODL) through interesting anecdotes and personal experiences when the price of Bitcoin exceeded 100,000 US dollars, and emphasizes the importance of the three methods of "depositing in cold wallets, regularly replenishing faith, and living a good life" , vividly analyzes the driving force and future potential behind Bitcoin’s multi-level rise.

This article discusses practical ways to avoid loan defaults while investing in cryptocurrencies. It walks you through strategies to safely handle the ups and downs of the crypto world, such as employing risk management tools, diversifying your holdings and creating clear payback plans.

This article answers several key questions about BTCFi, helping clarify what BTCFi is and what problems it aims to solve.

This article explores the evolution of blockchain-based network economies, categorizing them into three types: Fixed Mechanism Networks, Governable Parameter Networks, and Autonomous Networks. It takes the reader through the three evolutions of crypto network economies, from Bitcoin to AI-driven autonomy.

This article introduces USDI, a programmable stablecoin built on the Bitcoin network, supported by the RGB++ protocol, designed for low-cost and fast cross-border payments.