The ERC-20 standard of Ethereum makes issuing coins easier, and subsequently BSC also launched the BEP-20 standard. BEP-20 is functionally similar to ERC-20 but operates on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), providing features such as blacklisting and minting. The core difference between the two lies in their respective operating platforms. Currently, many projects choose dual-chain deployment to attract a broader user base, with the ultimate focus still on the substantive quality of the project rather than the name of the chain.

Recently, XRP has sparked heated discussions due to banking collaborations and winning the SEC lawsuit, but in reality, banks using Ripple technology does not equate to needing to purchase XRP, and the historical performance of XRP's price has been poor. Experts have significantly different predictions for the future, and in reality, XRP faces risks of centralization and speculative pressure. If you are optimistic about the technology, consider a small investment, but be prepared to bear losses.

This article compares two major Crypto Assets payment platforms, Transak and MoonPay. Transak excels in supporting Token and fiat types, transaction fees, etc., making it suitable for global users and microtransactions. On the other hand, MoonPay has advantages in withdrawal speed and NFT functionality, making it more suitable for the European and American markets. The final choice should be based on user needs and business priorities.

The problem arises.
Anyone who has used Uniswap knows a pain point: high slippage in trading. Especially when trading large amounts of assets, that difference is visibly apparent. Why? Because the AMM (Automated Market Maker) mechanism used by mainstream DEXs determines the price entirely based on the ratio of tokens in the liquidity pool. When a large trade comes in, the price gets pushed down.
Worse still, this transparent pricing mechanism allows bots to take advantage – the so-called "sandwich attack" is just how it works. An attacker buys in ahead of you, raises the price, and once you finish buying at the higher price, they sell to profit.
After noticing this pain point, WOO Network launched in October 2021.

ATOM is the native Token of the Cosmos network, aimed at solving communication issues between blockchains. Its three main functions include PoS staking to enhance security and yield, governance voting to promote decentralized decision-making, and Gas fees in transactions that enhance the value of ATOM. As the Cosmos ecosystem expands, the demand and pricing power for ATOM will strengthen, but there is still room for improvement in application scenarios and ecological incentives. ATOM provides blockchain enthusiasts with an opportunity to participate in the future of cross-chain.

The future of XRP hinges on the outcome of the SEC lawsuit. If victorious or if a settlement is reached, it will attract institutional funds and promote ecosystem development. The price prediction range for 2025 is between 1-8 dollars, and if RippleNet increases its market share in 2026, XRP could reach 10-15 dollars; otherwise, it will hover between 2-7 dollars. Monitoring lawsuit progress, bank contracts, and Bitcoin trends are important variables.

ATOM, as a well-established cross-chain project, is currently priced at 9.63 USD with a market capitalization of 3.609 billion USDT, stabilizing within the top 25. Although the short-term inflation model adjustments may increase supply pressure, if the Cosmos ecosystem grows, inflation will ease. Currently, the staking rewards are attractive, but attention should be paid to the impact of inflation on coin prices. Overall, ATOM has potential but its prospects remain unclear, making it suitable for investors with conviction.

INO (Initial NFT issuance) is a new way to raise funds by selling unique NFTs, which has the advantages of transparency and decentralization compared to ICOs, but still faces risks of price fluctuation, fraud, and legal regulation. It is advisable to conduct careful research before participation.

In simple terms: WOOFi is the DEX launched by WOO Network, but it does not use the automatic market maker (AMM) scheme like other exchanges; instead, it has created a model called sPMM, which claims to reduce slippage and offer more competitive prices. How reliable is it? Let's take a look.
Why does the DEX market need WOOFi?
DEX has skyrocketed in the past few years. In August 2022 alone, the trading volume surpassed 66 billion USD. But here comes the problem—while the trading volume is high, Slippage and fees haven't followed suit. Especially for those trading pairs with poor liquidity, the price can deviate absurdly during transactions.
WOO Network identified this pain point and launched WOOFi in October 2021, and later went live with WOOFi in June 2022.

The stock price has increased by over 100% in a month. I originally wanted to enter a position, but found that I couldn't buy it and the financing is also locked? You might have encountered a stock under disposal.
What is a disposal stock?
In simple terms: stocks that experience abnormal fluctuations in trading (sharp rises and falls in a short period, explosive trading volume, skyrocketing turnover rate) are blacklisted by the stock exchange, resulting in trading restrictions. Investors jokingly refer to it as "serving time" or "being confined," with the restriction lasting for 10 trading days.
How strict are the restrictions?
| Comparison Item | Normal Stocks | First Disposal | Second Disposal |
|------|--------|---------|----------|
| Trade Matching | Anytime | Once every 5 minutes | Once every 20 minutes |
| Payment Method | T+2 | Prepayment Transaction (Requires Prepayment) | All Prepayment |
| Margin Financing and Securities Lending | Available | Pause |

When selecting stocks, many people focus on the net asset value per share (NAVPS) indicator. However, there is a misconception here: a high net asset value per share does not equal a good investment opportunity.
What is net asset value per share?
In simple terms, it is the value of the company's net assets allocated to each share.
Calculation formula:
- Net asset value per share = ( total assets - total liabilities ) / number of outstanding shares
- Or = Share Capital + Capital Reserve + Retained Earnings + Undistributed Profit / Circulating Shares
For example: Unified Enterprise has assets of 2.5 billion, liabilities of 1 billion, and a circulating share count of 1 billion shares.
→ Net asset value per share = (25-10) ÷ 10 = 1.5 yuan
Why is net asset value per share ≠ stock price?
This is the pitfall that beginners in investing are most likely to fall into.
Core difference:
- Net asset value per share = The book value of the company's existing assets (historical performance)
- Stock price = Market's expectation of future earnings (betting on the future