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The article explores how Asian companies are beginning to lead the gaming industry. Large investments that were predominantly happening in North America can now be found in Asia.

The purpose of a native chain is to enhance the ecosystem and diversify revenue streams by creating its blockchain platform, allowing adaptation to the rapidly changing market environment. While this brings advantages, the development and utilization of native chains also face challenges, including regulatory risks and resource consumption, as evidenced by the difficulties faced by Huobi's HECO Chain.

Local virtual asset service providers (VASP) have formed a self-regulatory organization, and the government has eased its stance on blockchain technology. Major corporations are now adopting blockchain, which is driving market growth. This report examines trends in Taiwan’s Web3 market and explores whether Taiwan can genuinely become a “blockchain island.”

Currently, AI-related projects dominate the cryptocurrency market with over 70% of market interest, while the gaming sector follows with single-digit market share. This concentration of interest has led to an undervaluation of Web3 gaming's innovation and growth potential. This report aims to analyze in depth why many gaming companies entered the Web3 gaming market and why the sector has since lost momentum.

GameFi's play-to-earn (P2E) model failed to sustain engagement, and poor user experience remains a barrier for mainstream gamers. Despite these issues, GameFi remains the fastest way to onboard the public into the Web3 ecosystem. This report explores the challenges in GameFi and provides strategies to help developers achieve sustainable growth in a changing market.

Southeast Asia showcases diverse crypto use cases. Singapore is leading in stablecoin adoption and merchant services, the Philippines is focusing on play-to-earn games and remittances, and Vietnam is prioritizing P2P exchanges.

The SEC's approval of Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. has started to bring cryptocurrencies into the institutional space, and large public funds with significant capital under management are expected to enter the market.

After the approval of the Bitcoin ETF in January 2024, global Web3 job postings surged, with a year-on-year increase of nearly 20% in the first half of the year. Job postings in Asia increased, widening the gap with Europe, with Singapore, India, and Hong Kong being particularly active. Remote job postings surpassed those in North America, reflecting increased flexibility in the industry. Although mainnet job postings in Asia decreased, more global mainnets expanded their recruitment in the region, highlighting Asia's growing importance in the Web3 field. However, the industry still needs to focus on long-term development and technological innovation to avoid the risk of growth stagnation due to short-term speculative behavior.

As the cryptocurrency market rebounds, venture capitalists who have been on the sidelines are now investing in the Web3 industry. It is still low compared to past peaks, which can be attributed to 1) negative events such as Terra Luna and FTX bankruptcy, 2) the mega-trend shift from blockchain to artificial intelligence, and 3) macroeconomic deterioration.

Since the inception of Dogecoin, memecoins have experienced significant growth, with over 2,400 types currently listed and a total market value of $45 billion. Modern memecoins have achieved success through structured marketing and professional teams, but they also face high risks and challenges, such as volatility, speculative bubbles, and common scams. This article will analyze the differences between various memecoins.

This article explores Web3 games in Southeast Asia. Despite the cryptocurrency market decline, the region remains crucial. It analyzes income incentives, success stories, and lenient regulations, revealing Southeast Asia's unique advantages and potential in the Web3 gaming industry.

This report explores the methodology of the HKEX Index Series, its potential to build market trust, and its implications for trading and investment strategies in Asia's dynamic cryptocurrency landscape.

ZA Bank, Hong Kong's first bank to offer retail cryptocurrency trading services, has pioneered the integration of Bitcoin and Ethereum trading into traditional banking apps. Working with HashKey Exchange and operating under Hong Kong's regulatory framework, the bank offers its 800,000 users a secure and convenient way to invest in cryptocurrencies. This groundbreaking initiative showcases the merging of traditional finance with digital assets while setting an important precedent for Asian financial institutions. It may inspire more banks to adopt similar approaches as they transform from traditional services into comprehensive digital financial platforms.

This report provides an in-depth analysis of the UAE’s strategy for fostering the Web3 gaming industry, with a focus on the strategic framework centered around Dubai. It examines potential opportunities to offer a comprehensive understanding of this evolving sector.

Cambodia jumped 13 spots in the Crypto Adoption Index with a significant increase in centralized services use, but DeFi services fell. There are conflicting stances among regulators, with the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) taking a hardline stance on cryptocurrencies. The Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia (SERC) is more open-minded and has approved the licensing of exchanges.