U.S. Congressman French Hill announced that the CLARITY Act has gained bipartisan support, marking a shift in cryptocurrency regulation from partisan disputes to consensus legislation. This development brings long-awaited regulatory clarity to the market and is expected to accelerate subsequent progress.

The evolution of the internet has gone from Web1.0's free content, to Web2.0's platform monopolies, and then to Web3's extreme decentralization—each step addressing the issues of the previous one. Now, it's time for Web4.
Web4 ≠ an upgraded version of Web3; it's a "cultural transformation."
If Web3 is a utopia for tech geeks (decentralization, everything on the blockchain), then Web4 aims to make this technology "usable by ordinary people." Simply put:
- The Web3 dilemma: Overly obsessed with blockchain technology, resulting in poor user experience and confusion among the general public (a YouGov survey shows only 8% of people claim to understand Web3).
- The Web4 vision: A fusion of AI, IoT, blockchain, and virtual worlds, focusing on user experience and community value.
The key difference between the two is this: Web3 believes "code is law," while Web4 argues that "it still needs to be human-centered."

How many of you would have bet everything on Bitcoin when it was worth $13? Daniel Fraga did, and today his name is synonymous with vision in the Latin American crypto community.
From Critical YouTuber to Crypto Pioneer
In the early 2010s, Fraga was already known in Brazil for his provocative videos.

We all hear about inflation, but what happens when it spirals out of control? That’s hyperinflation, and the numbers are absolutely staggering.
When does it cross the line?
Economists define it as: when prices increase by more than 50% in a month, we are already in dangerous territory.

The article analyzes the role of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and its impact on economic life. The CPI is primarily used to measure inflation, adjust wages and subsidies, guide interest rate decisions, and protect financial assets. A high CPI indicates a decline in purchasing power, affecting consumer spending and wage negotiations, as well as government welfare programs and market confidence. For cryptocurrencies, changes in the CPI can also influence investor confidence and capital flows, making it important to monitor for informed decision-making.

Forget thinking of cryptocurrencies as something magical or distant. In reality, they are digital money that exists on the internet, without control from any bank or government. While your money in the bank is safeguarded by central institutions, cryptocurrencies operate using blockchain technology: a decentralized system that...

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) directly impacts the value of cryptocurrencies. An increase in CPI indicates rising inflation and prompts central banks to raise interest rates, which can suppress the prices of risk assets like cryptocurrencies. Historical data shows that rate hikes often lead to declines in the crypto market, while moderate CPI increases may result in market rebounds. Investors should monitor CPI trends to inform their holding strategies.

Analysts from CryptoQuant indicate that the Bitcoin market is in a bearish neutral state. Both price and derivatives flows are below 50, suggesting major players are not taking strong positions. A rebound might occur, but it's likely to be short-term, with significant market changes only if capital flow exceeds 55 and price index rises above 50. Caution is advised; the determination of a market winner is still pending.

The essay explores the evolution of the Internet from Web 1.0, a read-only experience, to Web 3.0, which promises decentralization, artificial intelligence, and control over personal data, revolutionizing the way we connect and share online.

Jerome Powell warned in Chicago about the impact of Trump's tariffs on inflation and economic growth, leading to a drop in the S&P 500 and weakening the dollar. The Fed is not expected to intervene soon, creating volatility in the markets as it faces the dilemma of controlling inflation while maintaining employment.

The double top pattern forms when the price reaches two identical peaks and then fails to break above them. The key to identifying it lies in the neckline and volume, making it essential to wait for confirmations before trading.

Imagine two traders in front of the same chart:
Trader A (the traditional): Sees BTC rising, feels fear of missing out, sees it drop, panics completely, sells everything. An endless cycle of emotions → portfolio depression.
Trader B (the quantitative): Has a model that analyzes 50 indicators.

Global volatility is peaking this week, with Japan's stock market rebounding 11.90% after a 12% drop, suggesting implications for crypto assets. Key market factors include potential Fed interest rate cuts, geopolitical tensions easing, and market manipulation narratives. Key altcoins like BNB, SOL, and FLOKI are showing momentum, indicating a possible bullish trend ahead.

Elon confirmed what everyone close to him already knew: he has a 12th baby with Shivon Zilis, the Neuralink executive. The news exploded on social media, but Musk quickly clarified: it was never a secret, just that they didn't make an official announcement.
Elon's family story
He is Musk's third child with Zilis.

The FTX bank run incident highlights the severe risks faced by cryptocurrency exchanges. A bank run occurs when users simultaneously withdraw funds due to a loss of trust, liquidity shortages, or bankruptcy warnings, causing the exchange to freeze withdrawals. Unlike traditional banks, crypto exchanges lack deposit protection, so investors should diversify their risks and pay close attention to the exchange’s transparency and financial health. The FTX case underscores the importance of trust in management and effective risk control.