If it weren't for Pumpfun being sued, it seems that no one knew who their team members were. This time, we discovered that there are: 21-year-old CEO Noah Bernhard Hugo Tweedale 21-year-old CTO Dylan Kerler 23-year-old pseudonymous COO Alon Cohen Located in a business park in Bury St Edmunds, UK The ruthless P junior from the post-00s

Arthur Hayes' latest prediction is that Bitcoin will reach 250,000 by the end of the year, and Ethereum will hit 10,000. He said, "The upcoming Ethereum bull market is about to tear the market apart. The Maelstrom is doing everything related to Ethereum, DeFi, and ERC-20 junk coins." However, please note that the old guy mentioned his prediction accuracy is only 25%...

A couple of days ago, I saw that Frank Chaparro, the former head of news at The Block, has finally left the media outlet and joined the trading firm GSR. I felt quite emotional about it. In recent years, the overall quality of The Block has plummeted like a free fall, and many talented journalists have gradually left. It feels like a lively party is coming to an end. So, what about the other benchmark, Coindesk? The IPO documents released by Bullish reveal some clues.

I watched a movie on the plane called "The Legend of the Gods," and there was a touching story about a girl from Hong Kong. She mentioned that she had been laid off three times while working as a secretary, and later switched careers to become a chef, continuously gaining recognition and experiencing a rebirth. From this perspective, I am quite grateful for the crypto space; otherwise, I would probably still be working hard at some big company, clocking in and out, squeezing onto the subway, dealing with overtime rankings, and facing the mid-life layoff crisis. So I still need to keep my feet on the ground and continue to do well, giving back to this industry.

The feeling is that Singapore's expulsion of people and the self-examination of offshore CEXs mark a turning point in the industry. Power and traditional institutions are entering the crypto space, leading to a surge in mainstream coins, as well as various rules from traditional finance, especially banks. Offshore users will find it increasingly difficult to adapt; this is likely a major trend. The offshore space is shrinking, and CEXs are aligning more closely with banks. Bitcoin and Ethereum, as representatives of permissionless systems, will become even more prominent and valuable.

I didn't expect the scope to be so broad; it's basically all about stock trading, primarily with firms like Tiger Brokers and Futu. It's clear that Hong Kong brokers and mainland tax authorities have completely connected, so those who meet the criteria shouldn't have any illusions. For the Simplified Chinese crypto circle, there’s no need to worry for now. However, the non-Simplified Chinese crypto circle has been extremely cautious for a long time, such as using non-custodial services instead of CEX, etc. I recommend everyone read this article and follow @FinTax_CN on Twitter and their public account. This AMA and article have explained everything very clearly.

What a stupid reply, is it better than delivering food by the hour? How many top political and business leaders come from Tsinghua and Peking University? This kind of alumni resource is unmatched by any school in Greater China (of course, only for undergraduates). Take the crypto world for example, there are plenty of big bosses from Tsinghua and Peking University, what does Hong Kong University have? Dentists and lawyers? Not a single well-known entrepreneur. Of course, the choice is free, and if students like Hong Kong University, that's fine, but this comment is just too stupid. 😂

Chatting with a friend, my friend talked about the first experience of going to New York, he lived in Marriott, a good hotel, he walked to his room, on the same floor, several black people opened the door, and were playing on the speakers, extremely noisy hip-hop music, he was curious, looked inside, and there was a gun on the table. My brother was so scared that he didn't want to go to the United States anymore.

🎙️ Friends Roundtable EP01: U.S. stock on-chain and stablecoin super cycle, to be a "coin owner" or a shareholder in the new cycle? 👥IOSG Ventures founder @jocyiosg talks to a number of industry leaders, the founder of the community @Super4DeFi, senior entrepreneur @forgivenever and blockchain media @WutalkWu, what kind of views will they bring? 🔥 Topic of this issue 1. #Circle vs #Tether: What is the secret of the business model for stablecoin profitability? How can U.S. bond yields and payment scenarios help? 2. #稳定币 How to connect traditional finance with Web3? The potential and challenges of giants such as PayPal, Alibaba, and JD.com. 3. The rise of crypto concept stocks! Will MicroStrategy, "On-chain U.S. Stocks" Reshape Global Liquidity? 4. Exchange Listing Chaos: #Binance Alpha Strategy and the Future of Industry Self-Regulation. 📺 The audio and video versions are online, listen/watch the full program: Youtube: Station B: Microcosm: Apple:

I think U cards and stock tokens (RWA) are a bit similar in terms of internal logic. The low-hanging fruits of the currency circle have been picked, and the business behind is a little difficult. The above two are ideally very powerful and have great imagination. But there are too many chains of custody in the middle, and it is too much to do. RWA too. Binance's stablecoin wealth management interest is outrageously low, so why not package a U.S. bond product. It's also because of the troublesome regulatory factors.