1. Who is David Sacks, the first "Crypto and AI Tsar" in the United States? What projects has he invested in?

Trump will appoint David O. Sacks as the White House Director of Cryptocurrency and Artificial Intelligence, responsible for leading US policy and regulatory affairs in the field of cryptocurrency. Sacks is a well-known Silicon Valley investor and a supporter of blockchain technology. Trump said: "Sacks will work to develop a legal framework to provide the encryption industry with the clarity it has been seeking, so that the industry can flourish in the United States." Who is David Sacks? Why can he serve as the White House Director of Cryptocurrency and Artificial Intelligence? What impact will it have on the encryption market? Click to read

2. Pantera: Trillion-dollar stablecoin market - stack and future opportunities

While cryptocurrencies are often thought of for volatility, tokens, and liquidity, there is another side of cryptocurrencies, the stablecoins that are more quietly carrying the banner of cryptocurrency adoption. For starters, these crypto dollars are pegged 1:1 to the underlying fiat currency, using algorithms (less popular) or reserves (more popular) to maintain the peg. Click to read

3.BTC breaks through 100,000 US dollars, the copycat season has arrived

In the past November, we can see that the overall market value of cryptocurrency has shown an upward trend, from the previous 2.45 trillion to 3.69 trillion. In terms of market share, BTC continued to rise after a brief decline in November, and its current dominance rate is above 55%. This is because other ecological tokens such as ETH began to make up for the increase during the same period, while BTC continued to fluctuate below $100,000 until it broke through $100,000 on December 5, and BTC's dominance rate began to rise. Click to read

4. Secrets of success learned from Ethena and HyperLiquid

HyperLiquid became one of the top 20 tokens by fully diluted valuation (FDV) within a few weeks of its launch, an achievement achieved without a mainstream centralized exchange listing. Supporters are mainly traders and users, and their enthusiasm for the product is more like their love for social platforms (such as BeReal or Instagram) rather than the "faith groups" of the traditional crypto community (such as Link Marines). Click to read

5. Who stole your Bitcoin?

This round of Bitcoin launch is not done overnight, but like a multi-stage rocket, one stick after another, one after another, taking off layer by layer. Pre stage: The end of the three major scammers (SBF, SuZhu, DoKwon) + the Fed's interest rate hike, jointly welded the iron bottom of Bitcoin at 16,000 points. Subsequently, Bitcoin has risen from the previous round of bottom 16,000 to the current 101,600. In fact, there are three major contributors: The first stage rocket: 16,000-30,000, thanks to Grayscale, which has been sucking in Bitcoin like a Pixiu as always, and has won a crucial victory in the lawsuit with the SEC. The second stage rocket: 30,000-60,000, thanks to ETFs, especially BlackRock and Fidelity, two traditional institutions with their users and hot money from the US stock market pouring into Bitcoin. The third stage rocket: 60,000-100,000, thanks to MicroStrategy. In fact, key integer points are difficult to break through, especially the invisible pressure of various technical indicators, but MicroStrategy's belief and determination allowed them to use the cash from issuing bonds and selling stocks to directly and forcefully remove the pressure and bring Bitcoin to the vacuum zone. Click to read