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This article discusses new standards in the semi-fungible token field, such as ERC-404, TinySPL, and Asteroids, and their role in promoting new models of digital economy and asset forms. The article evaluates the performance of these standards in enhancing asset interoperability, binding assets with identities, scalability, cost efficiency, and simplifying user experience. At the same time, it points out the challenges faced by ERC-404 tokens, including lack of formal review, security risks, and market acceptance issues.

Stablecoins play a crucial role in crypto trading, payments, and savings. Over the past year, several notable stablecoin protocols have emerged, offering yields to holders through real-world U.S. Treasury bonds or hedging strategies. This article provides an analysis of these protocols, exploring their operational mechanisms, audit key points, and regulatory challenges.

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.

This article outlines a blueprint for a future monetary system that harnesses the transformative potential of tokenization to improve existing structures and open up new possibilities.

The Byzantine Generals Problem has a close relationship with blockchain. A blockchain network is a distributed network where nodes, like Byzantine generals, must achieve consensus on transactions and data in an unreliable network environment.

This article explores all the advantages of tokenization enabled by "Unified Ledger" and how it can improve the old system and build a new one.

This article aims to understand the regulatory policies on cryptocurrency in major countries and regions around the world, including an analysis of responses and challenges to significant events. It explores how to address issues like blockchain anonymity, decentralization, and cross-border regulation to ensure compliance and security.

As an EU member state, Malta has adopted a proactive regulatory approach in the fields of cryptocurrency and blockchain, becoming a global leader. Its tax system primarily relies on general tax law, treating income from cryptocurrency transactions as capital gains, subject to personal or corporate income tax, but exempt from VAT. Through legal frameworks such as the Virtual Financial Assets Act, Malta comprehensively regulates cryptocurrency activities, requiring service providers to register and adhere to strict standards. Additionally, Malta offers various tax incentives to encourage the development of blockchain and cryptocurrency enterprises. In the future, Malta is expected to continue refining its tax system, finding the best balance between economic development, financial security, and monetary sovereignty, maintaining its leading position in the field of crypto assets.

This report reviews the key events surrounding enforcing the EU MiCA regulation and releasing U.S. economic data. MiCA provides a unified regulatory framework for the crypto asset market, enhancing market confidence and compliance. The U.S. PMI shows a rebound in manufacturing activity, while the decline in initial unemployment claims reflects improvements in the labor market. These dynamics have an impact on the global economy and investment decisions.

DASH, formerly known as Darkcoin, is an open-source anonymity "digital cash" and one of the most important privacy coins. DASH gains more powerful privacy features and faster transactions by improving the BTC algorithm, creating a fast, affordable, and decentralized global crypto payment network.

This article analyzes South Africa’s cryptocurrency-related systems from the perspectives of asset classification, basic taxation system, cryptocurrency taxation system, cryptocurrency regulatory policies, summary, and outlook, and predicts future development directions.

In December 2024, the Web3 crypto industry was significantly influenced by a combination of policy updates, economic reports, and market activity. U.S. economic data releases, Hong Kong's legislative process regarding stablecoins, the decline in U.S. consumer confidence, and the implementation of the EU's MiCA regulation collectively shaped the industry’s policy landscape and influenced market expectations. The implementation of MiCA is of particular significance, marking a significant step forward for the EU in crypto-asset regulation. By providing clear rules and expectations for the market while imposing higher compliance requirements on industry participants, MiCA is expected to contribute to enhanced market stability, increased credibility, and promote healthy development within the Web3 crypto space in the long term.

PIVX is a DAO-run, open-source cryptocurrency focused on user financial data protection using advanced cryptographic protocols.

Rather than advocating for a complete disruption of existing AI infrastructure, we explore specific use cases where decentralized approaches might offer unique advantages while acknowledging scenarios where traditional centralized systems remain more practical.

This report discusses the application and potential of fund tokenization (the digitalization of fund ownership based on blockchain technology) in the asset management field. Through tokenization, funds can enhance transaction transparency, reduce costs, simplify operations, and provide investors with lower investment thresholds. With the widespread adoption of on-chain currencies (such as stablecoins and central bank digital currencies), fund tokenization is expected to experience rapid development in the next 12 to 18 months, with a potential market size reaching trillions of dollars.