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#比特币价格走势 Seeing Bitcoin hover around $87,000, the first thought that comes to mind is—I've seen this scene before.
At the end of 2017, when everyone was talking about the dream of Bitcoin breaking $100,000, the price also repeatedly bottomed within a certain range. Back then, the public opinion was very similar to now: Wall Street was bullish, institutional entry was happening, and regulatory trends seemed to be shifting—yet the price just couldn't go up, instead falling into a prolonged consolidation. Later, we realized that was the night before the 2018 bear market.
The current situation is

#稳定币 Seeing the news about Ghana and Circle, I suddenly recalled the story from 2014.
Back then, when we discussed stablecoins, most people were still asking "Why do we need stablecoins?" Looking back now, the answer has long been written into history—cross-border payments, foreign exchange pressures in emerging markets, and the weariness of relying directly on the US dollar. The $3 billion transaction volume Ghana handled this year, and the fact that 17% of adults use crypto assets—what do these numbers reflect? They reveal genuine financial needs filling the gaps left by traditional systems

#空投与积分活动 Seeing the BEAT airdrop this round, the $30 profit has indeed attracted a lot of attention. But the story behind this number is worth deeper reflection.
We've seen too many waves of airdrops in 2017. Back then, project teams distributed tokens as if it was free money, and users participated wildly. But what was the result? Most tokens plummeted after listing, and some even became worthless. Looking back now, that wasn't a benefit, but a trap.
This time, BEAT's situation is a bit different. With a market cap of $525 million and a token price of $3.3, it seems relatively stable. But th

#真实世界资产代币化 Seeing Ali Yahya, a partner at a16z, discuss the moat of privacy, I was reminded of several key turning points I have witnessed over the past decade.
I still remember 2017, when the entire industry was speculating on concepts and speed, and no one truly cared about what privacy was. It wasn't until real-world assets started to be tokenized that everything changed. Think about it—when a company wants to put supply chain data, financial records, or medical information on the blockchain, what is the first reaction—privacy. How many chains can truly provide privacy protection now? Most

#加密货币监管政策 Seeing the news of Michael Selig being sworn in as CFTC Chair, what flashed through my mind was the shadow of the 2017 bull market. Back then, we were still debating whether Bitcoin is a commodity or not, with the SEC and CFTC each saying different things, and the regulatory framework was virtually nonexistent. Now, ten years later, the landscape is finally about to change.
What’s truly worth pondering is Selig’s background—coming from the SEC crypto task force. What does this indicate? It suggests that the US regulatory approach is consolidating. The era of fragmented regulation is

#稳定币与支付应用 Seeing the new framework from the Russian Central Bank, what immediately came to mind was the period from 2015 to 2018. Back then, stablecoins were still a new concept, and most central banks around the world viewed cryptocurrencies as a "forbidden zone," with Russia being especially strict. Now, after several years, they have shifted from outright rejection to conditional openness. This change actually reflects a larger cycle—the policy environment is being shaped by market education.
What’s interesting about this framework are two details. First, they explicitly classify digital c

#美联储政策 Seeing these remarks, my mind flashes back to the controversial decisions around the 2008 financial crisis. Trump is complaining about the market's "abnormality"—good news actually leading to a stock market decline, a phenomenon that is not unfamiliar.
Going back to around 2010, we also experienced a similar dilemma. At that time, QE policies had just been introduced; theoretically, abundant liquidity should have benefited the market, but the market's reaction was often delayed or opposite. The reason is simple: the market had already priced in the policy expectations in advance, and s

#稳定币支付 Seeing the Solana Foundation launch the Kora project, my mind immediately flashes back to the countless attempts over the past decade to improve payment experiences. Remember the wave of payment coins in 2017? Project teams were full of enthusiasm, thinking that reducing transaction fees to zero would revolutionize the ecosystem. And what happened? Most of them failed, dying in the huge gap between actual application and real demand.
This time, Kora's approach feels somewhat different. It doesn't try to create a new token but instead directly addresses pain points within the Solana eco

#比特币价格预测与分析 Seeing Bitcoin fluctuate around $87,000, I was reminded of the winter of 2017. Back then, it was also the end of the year, and the market was similarly stuck — everyone was waiting for a signal, a reason to break the deadlock, but nothing came.
The cycles of history are often so interesting. Wall Street was celebrating the year-end numbers, while Bitcoin chose to remain silent. This is not weakness; rather, it reveals a deeper truth — when the seasonal optimism of traditional finance cannot support the upward momentum of cryptocurrencies, it indicates that liquidity support has al

#空投活动 Seeing Lighter's recent moves, I felt a sense of familiarity. Over the years, I've seen too many airdrop projects, and the naive optimism of early days has gradually been replaced by harsh reality—once the points mechanism is launched, witch addresses and volume manipulation transactions become shadowy figures that follow you everywhere.
I still remember the ICO boom of 2017, where many airdrop rules were practically meaningless, and the biggest share was taken by those who exploited the system, while genuine community builders became mere background figures. The subsequent Uniswap aird

#预测市场 Looking at this investment review for 2025, I feel a kind of indescribable emotion. The prediction that the market is moving from the fringes to the center stage is not a sudden reversal, but the culmination of years of accumulation finally breaking through.
I still remember those years when Polymarket was criticized as a "gambling tool," and many times heard comments like "just an election betting market." But the moment ICE invested 2 billion dollars this year, the entire narrative flipped — this is no longer a niche game in the crypto circle, but infrastructure recognized by traditio

#比特币价格波动 Seeing Wang Feng's discussion, what comes to mind are the scenes I've witnessed over the years. When Bitcoin broke through $1,000 in 2013, many said it was crazy. In 2017, when it surged near $20,000, more people shouted bubble. Looking back now, those mocked "price imaginations" have long become historical coordinates.
His point about the "universal consensus on scarcity" hits the core. This is not a new concept; the reason gold has remained valuable for thousands of years is because all of humanity recognizes its scarcity. Bitcoin is following the same path, just replacing the medi

#加密货币监管框架 When I saw this news, my first reaction was: this is just an old trick that has been around for over half a century, now wrapped in a new technological shell.
The $37 trillion debt crisis is essentially nothing new. Since Nixon severed the link between the dollar and gold in 1971, the US has mastered the art of devaluing debt through currency dilution. This was the case after World War II, during the stagflation of the 1970s, after the 2008 financial crisis, and even during the pandemic liquidity injections. Each time, the US solves its debt crisis with the same logic—not truly repa

#以太坊生态发展 Seeing the escalation of Aave's governance disputes, I feel a bit emotional. This is not a new problem; it was just hidden by the illusion of market prosperity before.
Remember the DeFi Summer of 2020, when everyone was discussing the wonderful prospects of decentralized governance. DAO would replace everything, and token holders would be sovereignty — it sounded so enticing. But the reality on the table today is: Aave Labs controls the front end, domain names, trademarks, and social accounts, with $10 million in annual front-end revenue in their hands, while the DAO can only control

#期权市场 The $28.5 billion options expiration scale reminds me of the frenzy back in 2017. At that time, we were still navigating the futures market, and options trading was a game for the few. Now, it’s clear that market maturity has significantly increased.
The most interesting part is the structure of this expiration— the maximum pain point is set at $96,000, while Bitcoin is still hovering below $90,000. Historically, the volatility patterns before and after large-scale options settlements are somewhat predictable. I experienced a similar scenario in 2021, when market participants' psycholog

#比特币价格波动 Seeing this cycle data, several past events immediately come to mind. 1064 days from bottom to top, 364 days from top to decline—I've seen this rhythm in 2015, 2018, and 2021. Each time, I thought this time would be different, but the market has taught us otherwise with facts.
Do you remember the frenzy when Bitcoin hit $20,000 at the end of 2017? Back then, everyone was talking about "this time really is different." But what happened? The 364-day correction in 2018 caused many newcomers to sell in despair. History always repeats itself in similar rhythms, only the participants chang

#稳定币市场 Seeing the collaboration between Kalshi and BNB Chain, what flashed through my mind were the scenes from 2017. Back then, the concept of cross-chain bridging was still in its infancy, and the use cases for stablecoins were extremely limited—most people didn't even know what USDT was. Today, participating in prediction trading directly on BSC using BNB and stablecoins reflects a significant upgrade in the maturity of the entire ecosystem.
What’s interesting about this integration is that it addresses not a technical challenge, but the last mile of user experience. Removing cross-chain b

#比特币价格波动 Looking at the performance in Q4, I feel a bit emotional. A 22% decline, this is indeed one of the weakest Q4s since 2018. I still remember those years when the end of the year was usually a strong window for Bitcoin, but this time, even with a rebound to nearly $90,000, the market's reaction seems unusually indifferent — this is not a recovery, just a technical rebound after a sharp correction.
The key point is that this rebound has not attracted real funds to re-enter the market. The rebound following the previous continuous decline is essentially a natural response to extreme over

Ghana's move is quite interesting. When I saw their parliament pass the "Virtual Asset Service Provider Act," I was thinking about what it truly signifies—not just the legalization itself, but a clear stance at the national level on the stablecoin ecosystem.
I remember the wave in 2017 when we all discussed whether Bitcoin could become a global payment tool. Ten years later, it’s actually stablecoins that are changing the payment landscape. From the rapid growth of USDT to MakerDAO’s algorithmic exploration, and now to various central bank digital currency experiments, the entire trajectory is

#代币估值与上线 Seeing the recent token burn vote by the Hyper Foundation, I was reminded of the wave of projects in 2017. The fact that 85% of staked voting weight supported burning HYPE from the aid fund actually reflects a market maturity—shifting from the early mindset of "more tokens are better" to a rational understanding of supply management.
I remember those years when many projects launched with great enthusiasm to issue tokens, fearing insufficient liquidity. The result? Token devaluation to trash levels, and investors getting trapped hard. I've seen too many such cases—from sky-high expec