Apple's 50 years: a victory of the system over the individual, of calculation replacing inspiration.

It's called equality, but it's really a transfer of power. It's transferring the tax advantages of Bitcoin to stablecoins. Suppress one, support another. That's the true intention of the Digital Asset Parity Act.

The market's reaction to the "doomsday of SaaS" has been excessive. The mainstream bearish logic contradicts the facts, and investors entering the market now may be facing the best opportunity to invest once in a decade.

Before the internet was supposed to change the world, it first trapped Nasdaq investors for over a decade. Wouldn't it be reasonable for the AI ​​bubble to trap investors for another ten or eight years?

Behind a technical clause regarding stablecoin yields lie three larger battles: banks defending their liabilities, Coinbase vying for access, and Wall Street fighting for legitimate dominance in tokenization.

What will the next generation of the internet look like? And who will be the ultimate winner?

Amid the energy shock triggered by the war with Iran, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has sent a cautious and complex signal: he may remain on hold in the short term, but his policy stance could shift rapidly should inflation expectations ease.

The disappearance of prompts is not a sign of the decline of AI capabilities, but rather a sign of their maturation. We will usher in a more natural and deeper human-machine relationship—where humans don't give instructions to machines, but rather humans and machines co-create.

The real D.O.G.E. problems are far more serious: debt, oil, growth, and jobs. This is the next dilemma facing the Federal Reserve. In the world of D.O.G.E., Bitcoin is no longer a speculative sideline, but an inevitable choice for the monetary system.

Jinse Finance launches its cryptocurrency and blockchain industry daily news bulletin, "Jinse Morning 8," issue 3012, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.