This article explores the concept of InfoFi, detailing its key features and analyzing the current landscape, opportunities, and challenges within this sector. It also highlights some notable projects and looks ahead at the future trends and potential of InfoFi.

Data monopolies have arrived, and they’re starving out the little guys. At the same time, the open web’s quality is nose-diving – info gets deliberately poisoned, and AI-generated fluff is polluting the corpus.

This article delves into zkWASM technology, an innovative solution that combines Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZK) with WebAssembly (WASM). It aims to help Web2 developers smoothly transition to Web3 development, enabling them to build decentralized applications using familiar programming languages. By processing computations off-chain while storing proofs on-chain, zkWASM lowers development barriers while providing privacy protection and scalability. Despite facing challenges, it shows tremendous potential across multiple domains, including DeFi, and is poised to become a key technology driving Web3 development.

Cultural blockchains are essentially an evolved version of vertical blockchains: instead of serving everyone, they focus on a specific community with cultural cohesion, such as anime fans, RPG players, meme enthusiasts, or even dedicated followers of a particular NFT universe.

Explore the monopoly phenomenon in Ethereum's block-building market, analyze the profit models and strategic collaborations of builders, and examine how chain abstraction technology simplifies user experience and lowers technical barriers, bringing new developments to the blockchain ecosystem.

With the BTC halving approaching, which will have a greater impact on future Bitcoin trends — mining or staking? This article provides an in-depth analysis of their respective market influences.

The article analyzes the rise of Pump.fun in the Meme token craze and the challenges it faces, such as competition from mature DEXs such as Raydium and Jupiter, as well as the fading of users' enthusiasm for Meme tokens. The launch of PumpSwap marks Pump.fun's transformation from a single token issuance platform to a comprehensive platform. It aims to improve user experience and attract new users through functions such as seamless token migration, free liquidity pool creation, and extensive token support.

Stablecoin payments, through blockchain technology, solve pain points of traditional payment methods, such as instant settlement, security and reliability, cost reduction, and global coverage. The article introduces in detail the landscape of the stablecoin payment industry, including the application layer, payment processing layer, asset issuance layer, and settlement layer. It also discusses how to expand the scope of stablecoin applications, especially how to attract non-crypto-native users, and analyzes the potential of a stablecoin-native economy and its impact on the traditional financial system.

Article analysis Pump.fun attracted a large number of users and trading volume through the internal and external trading mechanism in the previous cycle, but also pointed out the limitations of the existing model, such as liquidity stability issues and dependence on external platforms. The launch of PumpSwap aims to solve these problems. By building its own liquidity pool, Pump.fun hopes to control liquidity, reduce costs, and lay the foundation for the launch of more DeFi products in the future.

As markets tighten and capital concentrates around stronger fundamentals, a clearer picture is emerging: the next wave of AI innovation is gearing up to collide directly with Crypto’s most entrenched moats.

With ACP’s AI citizens driving a thriving on-chain economy, these clusters aren’t just a pipe dream — the future is sooner than you think.

Yet many projects struggle to generate meaningful traction. In a crowded field, verifiable metrics stand out as the clearest signal to attract attention. Asia—particularly India—has emerged as a key region where projects can achieve real scale, not inflated stats.

Web3 technology turns fans into active participants and creates new value opportunities. However, technical barriers and market volatility block mass adoption. A practical approach is necessary.

This article explores the concept of intrinsic value, examining its subjectivity and relativity in traditional finance. It argues that all value is subjective, shaped by personal perception, preferences, and needs. Bitcoin’s value, likewise, stems from its utility—such as fixed supply, digital nature, self-clearing capability, and private key control.

This article compares Web2 privacy products (like Proton) with Web3 privacy projects (such as Nillion, Skiff, etc.), analyzing their strengths and limitations in the path to productization. Proton demonstrates successful privacy product development through vertical integration and open-source audits, while many Web3 privacy initiatives struggle with product-market fit (PMF) and rely heavily on token-driven narratives.