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$WEPE (Wall Street Pepe) stands out as a bold and disruptive token, designed to challenge the traditional power structures in crypto markets.

Wall Street Pepe is an innovative project that combines meme culture with crypto investment. It uses the iconic Pepe meme as a cultural carrier, issues the WEPE token with a total supply of 200 billion, and trades on Uniswap. It provides holders with rich functionalities, such as joining exclusive communities for trading advice, participating in weekly trading competitions to win prizes, and staking tokens for passive income. Since the pre-sale on December 3, 2023, it has achieved remarkable results, raising over 38 million USD in the short term. The community has exceeded 12,000 members and continues to grow. It has huge potential in the meme coin market but also faces challenges such as crypto market volatility and regulation.

The article analyzes in detail the financial situation, investment strategy, and market valuation discrepancies of Strategy, revealing the risks and opportunities of Strategy's high-leverage holding of Bitcoin through the reference to the legendary Wall Street short seller Jim Chanos.

Recent initiatives such as Ondo Finance’s Ondo Global Markets and Ondo Chain mark the steady mainstreaming of the RWA sector. This transformation is also sparking a new round of competition on Wall Street, quietly changing the rules of the game between the crypto market and traditional finance.

The article not only analyzes the technical foundations and application scenarios of RWA tokenization, but also explores the practical challenges it faces, such as data consistency, network security, and regulatory compliance. In addition, the article discusses the impact of RWA on traditional finance and the cryptocurrency market, as well as how Wall Street is using RWA tokenization to redistribute financial power.

The article highlights how Wall Street giants like BlackRock, VanEck, and JPMorgan are rapidly expanding their asset tokenization deployments—a trend marking asset tokenization's evolution from proof-of-concept to a core institutional strategy.

This analysis aims to delve deeply into the latest developments in U.S. cryptocurrency policies, including but not limited to examining the roles played by key participants such as the Federal Reserve, Wall Street, and Silicon Valley. It also analyzes significant events like Bitcoin spot ETFs and their impact on the market, while looking ahead to future trends, striving to provide readers with a comprehensive and in-depth perspective to understand the complexity and importance of U.S. cryptocurrency policies.

Right now, there’s a clear gap between the rise in coin prices and the overall development of the Web3 and crypto industries. This is mainly due to low liquidity and market changes brought on by the approval of the Bitcoin ETF. The funds are staying on Wall Street, not entering the crypto market, which is causing competition within the industry.

Clout is a SocialFi application that allows users to issue personal tokens and convert social media influence into tradable assets. Its innovation combines FriendTech's social capitalization logic and Pump.fun's low-threshold currency issuance mechanism, attracting Web2 users through simplified processes and legal currency entry. Founder Ben Pasternak uses industrial thinking to promote the integration of Internet celebrity economy and encryption technology, trying to create "Wall Street + Hollywood in the Web3 era".

This article analyzes the recent panic in the cryptocurrency market, focusing on the large short positions in Bitcoin futures at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). Since launching BTC futures trading in 2017, CME now holds 28.75% of the market. Currently, CME's short positions amount to $5.8 billion, raising concerns about large-scale shorting of BTC by Wall Street. The author analyzes the data and suggests that these short positions are likely due to institutional investors arbitraging the price difference between CME futures and Bitcoin spot ETFs, rather than simply being bearish on the market. The article also discusses the potential impact of this arbitrage strategy on ETF net inflows and Bitcoin prices, urging investors to reassess the significance of the relevant data. Additionally, it points out that there are still bearish forces in the market, so caution is advised.

Silvergate was founded by Derek Eisele in 1988 as a tiny community lender in California. It focused on real estate deals in its early days. In 2013, Silvergate began to provide services for digital assets. At the time, cryptocurrencies were rarely accepted by the broader financial community, and even major players on Wall Street knew little about crypto. Silvergate rapidly expanded its business leveraging the crypto boom, but was eventually affected by the collapse of FTX and macro-environmental changes, as well as the improper risk management moves.

This article delves into the status of Bitcoin (BTC) in the cryptocurrency field and the challenges it faces, especially from the competition with dollar stablecoins. The article reviews Bitcoin's early use as a currency and its innovations in the financial sector, while also pointing out the limitations of Bitcoin in practical applications. It analyzes how dollar stablecoins are gradually replacing BTC and ETH as the main trading mediums and discusses how the United States is expanding its monetary dominance through the digital cryptocurrency market. Additionally, the article explores the future of blockchain technology, the potential of crypto assets, and how the integration of decentralized finance (DeFi) and real-world assets (RWA) can benefit the US. Finally, the author holds an optimistic view of the future of cryptocurrencies, believing that the new generation of cryptographic technologies will drive the progress of decentralization.

ECOMI is a blockchain project that enables collectors and crypto enthusiasts to buy, sell, and trade digital collectibles.

This article examines the current limitations of AI data sources and suggests that Data DAOs can provide new, high-quality datasets to advance AI models. Data DAOs can enhance AI training with real-world data, personal health data, and human feedback, but they also face challenges like incentive distortion, data verification, and benefit evaluation.

Learn about the origin, features, and tokenomics of Comedian (BAN), a meme-based cryptocurrency inspired by Maurizio Cattelan's iconic banana artwork.