On the first anniversary of Bitcoin’s 2024 halving, prices range between $80,000 and $90,000. In terms of percentage gains, this is the weakest post-halving performance on record. Historically, Bitcoin typically experienced strong rebounds within 12 months after each halving: after the 2012 halving, BTC’s price skyrocketed by an astonishing 7,000%, while the 2016 and 2020 cycles saw gains of 291% and 541%, respectively. So far, the 2024 cycle has yet to follow this trend. Except for 2012, the price rallies that usually emerged nine months post-halving have clearly disappeared this time.

The covered call strategy allows crypto holders to earn passive income by collecting premiums while holding their assets. This beginner-friendly guide is framed around the 2025 market and explains how it works, when to use it, its pros and cons, and how platforms like Ribbon and Deribit support the strategy.

This article examines the 2025 crypto market through three trends: market efficiency gains, stablecoin growth, and Trump policy impacts. Bitcoin and Web3 now follow distinct trajectories, Ethereum faces challenges, and investors show increased maturity. While near-term hurdles exist, long-term prospects remain bright. Stablecoin usage has reached new heights, driving sustainable growth. Trump-era policies, though uncertain, may lead to better regulation.

MCP enables AI systems to discover and interact with available tools dynamically, supporting persistent two-way communication between models and external systems.

The purpose is to layout the culmination of my trading psychology, to truly keep up with this everchanging and absolute maze of a market you need to rebuild the way you think. so this isnt something technical like ''set X filters on memescope or track X wallets'', rather my goal with this post is to shift the way you look at onchain trades and markets as a whole.

Tiger Research's report provides an in-depth analysis of how Memecoins are reshaping the cryptocurrency trading landscape, exploring everything from the rise of DEXs to the strategic adjustments of CEXs, and examining how exchanges are seeking breakthroughs and transformation in the battle for liquidity.

This article, written by Aptos Labs, systematically explains how to build high-performance blockchains. It focuses on the evolution of pipeline architecture in blockchain systems, from traditional sequential processing to Aptos' parallel design, and finally to Zaptos' optimal latency model, showcasing the key technological paths and engineering practices for blockchain performance optimization.

In "Ski Cut," Arthur Hayes borrows skiing terminology to deeply analyze the financial market "avalanche" triggered by Trump's tariffs and its potential consequences. He points out that the Treasury's repurchase operations of government bonds successfully injected liquidity into the market and stabilized it, with Bitcoin emerging as the biggest beneficiary of this operation. This article is not only a brilliant commentary on the macroeconomic environment and the dynamics of the crypto market but also reflects his strategic judgment of the market bottom.

Glider has completed a $4 million funding round led by a16z CSX (Startup Accelerator). Its ability to secure a position in the seemingly simple but operationally complex field of on-chain investing benefits from the momentum of technologies like Intent and LLM. However, DeFi as a whole indeed needs to be restructured to lower the barriers to investment.

RISC-V is a modern "universal language" already adopted by many devices, with mature tools and technologies. If Ethereum could write smart contracts directly in RISC-V, it would eliminate the need for translation back and forth, significantly improving efficiency.

Helix Labs is a blockchain infrastructure protocol focused on enhancing liquidity and utility for non-ETH Layer 1 assets through restaking mechanisms.

This report investigates a widespread and coordinated pattern of memecoin farming on Solana, where token deployers fund sniper wallets that buy their tokens in the same block the token is launched.

Investment DAOs are blockchain-based organizations that let members collectively invest in cryptocurrency projects. Members buy governance tokens to vote on investments and participate in fund management. These DAOs improve upon traditional venture capital by offering transparent operations, lower entry barriers, and built-in community support. While they face regulatory and security challenges, organizations like Orange DAO and BitDAO showcase this model's success.

This year's memecoin frenzy has been a major focus in the crypto market and across various blockchain ecosystems. Since the beginning of the year, the Solana ecosystem has seen the rise of many high-performing memecoins and memecoin launch platforms like Pump.Fun, attracting a large number of users to issue and trade various meme tokens. Memecoin trading has also been booming in other ecosystems, such as SunPump in the TRON ecosystem, which earned a net profit of over one million dollars within two weeks, and the BNB Chain's launch of the "Meme Innovation Battle." However, with the memecoin boom comes a wave of potential security risks that users need to be wary of. Previously, Beosin conducted a detailed security analysis of memecoin launch platforms, warning users in advance about centralization risks in platforms like Dexx, and auditing several platforms including Tokr.fun, Pumpup, and Pump404. Today, from a security perspective, we will analyze the common risks and malicious tactics found in memecoins, he

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