Blockchain

Google's quantum computing chip, "Willow," has demonstrated significant advancements in quantum error correction and computational speed. However, it is currently insufficient to compromise blockchain security mechanisms. While the potential of quantum computing is vast, practical applications capable of threatening existing cryptographic systems remain 15–20 years away. To address the potential risks posed by quantum computing, the blockchain industry must accelerate research and adoption of quantum-resistant cryptography to ensure future security.

This paper presents a pair of related arguments against the interpretation (and expansion) of Section 1960(b)(2) put forth by the government in the Tornado Cash prosecution.

This article analyzes funding trends across various verticals, focusing on capital flows in infrastructure, DeFi, and AI. Through an examination of the correlation between TGEs and market sentiment, it reveals how investors adjust their strategies to navigate current uncertainties.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the latest trends in the cryptocurrency market, including the decline in market sentiment index, capital flows, and the performance of the DeFi and meme coin markets. It emphasises the leading position of DEX projects in the market and the rapid development of the SUI ecosystem. It offers an analysis of TVL growth rankings in the DeFi sector and insights into stablecoin market cap growth and increased liquidity.

Igloo Inc., the creator of Pudgy Penguins, is launching Abstract, a consumer-focused Ethereum Layer-2 blockchain. It uses zero-knowledge (ZK) technology and offers an easy-to-use wallet and innovative governance system. The blockchain will host a variety of apps, including games, social platforms, and NFTs, with the mainnet scheduled.

This report explores the methodology of the HKEX Index Series, its potential to build market trust, and its implications for trading and investment strategies in Asia's dynamic cryptocurrency landscape.

This year has been one of the most constructive for the crypto industry, with significant progress in price action, market-structure milestones, and pivotal shifts in the regulatory and political landscape. From the passage of FIT21 and the election of the first pro-crypto president to the successful launch of ETFs, we're witnessing a powerful convergence of capital, innovation, regulation, and renewed optimism.

This article analyzes the evolution of AI agents in the coordinated economy, explores how they may become the next logical evolution of large-scale coordination, raises the infrastructure issues needed to support this evolution, discusses the role of cryptocurrency in the agent economy, outlines the logical path of AI agent adoption, and investigates value capture points in the emerging agent economy.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of 10 predictions for the cryptocurrency market in 2025, including new price highs for major crypto assets, capital inflows into Bitcoin ETFs, Coinbase's growth potential, an IPO boom among crypto unicorns, the application of AI agents in the Meme coin sector, shifting government attitudes toward Bitcoin, and the impact of emerging crypto companies entering stock indices.

This article analyzes the regional and geographical characteristics of the cryptocurrency market, focusing on the "Kimchi Premium" phenomenon in the South Korean market, and how capital controls lead to price discrepancies. It also explores the time zone preferences of cryptocurrency exchanges and assets, as well as the growth of on-chain activity of established altcoins.

The crypto market has a characteristic of accelerating technology adoption alongside exaggerated technological imagination and overheated speculative demand. AI agents are expected to advance to the next level while maintaining positive mutual influences with crypto in such a market environment.

An in-depth analysis of the role and importance of market makers in financial markets, and an exploration of how they balance the market by providing liquidity and maintaining smooth transactions. The article explains in detail the key issues such as bid-ask spreads, inventory holding premiums, and adverse selection costs. concepts, and uses vivid metaphors to help readers understand the complex principles of market making.

An in-depth analysis of the important role stablecoins play in Africa's digital economy, exploring how stablecoins improve financial services, drive economic development, and enhance financial inclusion. The article details successful case studies such as OnAfriq, AZA Finance, and WSPN, showcasing how they address challenges in traditional financial systems through stablecoins.

Nexus is a project aimed at building an internet supercomputer based on verifiable computation. This article details the inspiration behind Nexus, its core team, technical features, security measures, and how to participate in the Nexus network via web interfaces or command-line tools.

This article analyzes recent challenges facing the Polygon ecosystem. Once a leader in multi-chain interoperability and DeFi, Polygon has attracted attention following AAVE and Lido's exit from its platform. The controversy centers on its "Polygon PoS Cross-chain Liquidity Plan" proposal, alongside challenges such as declining TVL (Total Value Locked) and unstable active user numbers. While Polygon continues to advance its technology and brand, it struggles to implement effective user incentives and find growth opportunities in today's competitive market.