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This article delves into the current state of token listings in the crypto market, specifically focusing on the impact of high listing fees on CEXs for projects and investors.

Although the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey has issued a ban in 2021 on the use of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin for payment, this measure has not been able to completely regulate the entire market. With the increasing global attention to cryptocurrency regulation, Turkey has also begun to gradually strengthen its management of this field.

Cryptocurrency is a tool for coordinating transactions in an opaque and emerging field that requires a high degree of specialization and is burdened by bureaucracy and multiple layers of middlemen.

This article explores decentralized prediction platforms, what they are, how they work, the technology behind them, how to place a bet and the risks and benefits involved.

How can Bitcoin evolve to meet growing demands of the rapidly expanding DeFi ecosystem without sacrificing its core principles? This is where Bitcoin L2s come in.

The concept of "Stablecoin 2.0," particularly how WSPN aims to leverage digital technology to build a global payment network and drive the development of the stablecoin market. WSPN has launched its first stablecoin, WUSD, and plans to expand to other currencies to support global financial payments.

This article provides a detailed analysis of the transformative role of stablecoins in the fintech sector, exploring how they are revolutionizing the movement of funds by offering low-cost cross-border transfers, instant settlements, and convenient access to global currencies. It also introduces major stablecoins in the market, such as USDT, USDC, DAI, First Digital USD, and PYUSD, and discusses the growth potential and use cases of stablecoins in cross-border payments, DeFi applications, and the global financial system.

In this article, we explore how PayFi (Payment Finance) integrates payment functions with blockchain technology to revolutionize traditional financial systems, enabling more efficient payment, lending, and wealth management services.

This article analyzes custody rules and regulatory trends across different regions through the lens of the SEC's charges against Galois Capital. The U.S. requires qualified custodians to hold clients' crypto assets, while Hong Kong and Singapore have similar regulations, emphasizing the importance of anti-money laundering, asset segregation, and security measures.

In order to strengthen supervision, in July 2024, Turkey passed the "Amendment of the Capital Market Law", establishing a preliminary regulatory framework for crypto asset service providers (CASPs), including authorization by the Turkish Capital Market Commission (CMB), Monitoring and Sanctions. This amendment also clarifies the severe penalties for unauthorized operation of encryption businesses, laying the foundation for the standardization and compliance development of the market. It is expected to attract more compliant companies to participate and promote the further maturity and growth of the Turkish encryption market.

This article offers an overview of RWA, delves into opportunities for disruption within private credit markets, and explores how blockchain can address existing challenges in TradFi.

This article explores Ethereum's positioning and roadmap, analyzing the future development of decentralization, ownership utility, and Rollups. In the midst of ongoing debates about Ethereum, this piece may help the market gain a deeper understanding of Ethereum's operational strategies and development trajectory.

MiCA is expected to become the GDPR of cryptocurrency, a widely adopted regulatory standard around the world, but that’s not a foregone conclusion yet. It is undeniable that MiCA will have a significant impact on their crypto-asset frameworks in other jurisdictions, especially those with less experience in financial regulation and supervision.

Using bank lending as a starting point for analyzing DeFi lending ignores the unique characteristics of each form of lending. It also suggests that banks have an impenetrable moat around credit intermediation without acknowledging the broader backdrop of technical and social change at the edges of the global financial architecture.

This article introduces the author's criteria for evaluating RWA (Real World Assets) projects as a venture capitalist. It primarily covers four aspects: the team's underwriting experience, go-to-market strategy, the rationale for asset tokenization, and compliance considerations. The article also analyzes the current state of tokenized debt, highlighting the changes brought about by traditional finance experts entering the crypto space in recent years. Finally, the author focuses on Plume, an RWA ecosystem platform, showcasing its advantages in compliance, team background, and market strateg<!-- Copy and paste the converted output. --> <!----- You have some errors, warnings, or alerts. If you are using reckless mode, turn it off to see inline alerts. * ERRORs: 0 * WARNINGs: 0 * ALERTS: 4 Conversion time: 2.52 seconds. Using this Markdown file: 1. Paste this output into your source file. 2. See the notes and action items below regarding this conversion run. 3. Check the rendered output (headings, lists,