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This article delves into the essence of the memecoin cycle. Unlike traditional crypto projects, the value of memecoins is not driven by utility, long-term vision, or a clear narrative. The key factor in this cycle is simple—being early. This piece explores the unique dynamics of the memecoin market and the speculative forces that drive it.

This article reviews the historical "alt-season" phenomenon in the cryptocurrency market, exploring the market's boom and bust across different cycles, including the first "alt-season" in 2012-2013, the ICO craze of 2017, and the rise of DeFi, NFTs, and meme coins in 2021. The author reminds investors of the extreme volatility and high risks in the market, emphasizing the importance of taking profits, risk management, and focusing on long-term investments.

The Bitcoin ecosystem is one of the few narratives with technological innovation in this cycle and has been a super narrative that has thrived during three rounds of the bear market. On the occasion of the Bitcoin ecosystem's 2nd anniversary, this article records the three rounds of mini bull markets over the past two year

In 2022, NFT remains one of the most popular assets in the crypto market. NFT trading attracts the attention of users from a broad range of industries, even in a bear market. Although NFTs were often traded at a high price when the market was upward, this industry is thriving at present. In this article, we will review the ten most expensive NFT transactions since their genesis, and understand the crypto projects behind these transactions. In this article, we tracked NFT sales ranking and auction ranking, and made a list based on the final transaction price of each NFT. The transaction price is based on statistics on various websites over the years, and is given in USD converted from the cryptocurrency used in the transaction. As the price of the cryptocurrency will fluctuate, we use the USD price of the transaction or auction as a reference.

There is a significant expansion in the NFT marketplace between 2014 and 2021. More than 2 million different collections on OpenSea, the largest NFT marketplace and more projects are still coming up

In the financial market, whether it is traditional stock trading or crypto trading, short selling is a clear-defined and ubiquitous behavior. Basically, short selling and going long are counterparts in market operations. Opposite to long selling, short selling generally refers to the process of borrowing first and then selling, and then buying to repay later. In short selling, there are usually market makers serving as an intermediate lending platform, similar to credit transactions. Using this trading mode, investors can often profit when prices continue to fall. Let’s take stocks as an example. Investors borrow stocks from a brokerage firm when the stock price is high, and then sell them. When the stock price keeps falling, investors can buy stocks in the market and repay the brokerage, during which investors will earn the spread.

Dive into the mystery and magic of the Genesis Block in the world of blockchain. Discover its significance, the theories surrounding it, and its lasting impact on the decentralized revolution—a journey into the heart of blockchain.

As the financial fraud actions of FTX's co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried came to light, leading to the collapse of FTX, d'Oringy became one of over a million victims trying to recover lost funds. During the darkest times in cryptocurrency, d'Oringy saw an opportunity and began purchasing FTX’s bankruptcy claims, despite it being a high-risk, high-reward strategy.

In this world built by code, code is the law, the belief, and the ultimate arbiter. This rule, like an invisible chain, tightly binds together a world filled with speculation, ideals, innovation, and chaos. But what exactly does "Code is Law" mean? And how did this phrase evolve from a warning into a belief?

Where there are people, there are communities. But in the Web3 world, which is closer to money, the community is even more ruthless. This article will use the first-person perspective to reflect on the past seven years of the cryptocurrency world. "We will reflect on where we stand today and why we are still moving forward in this field."

This article first reviews the prehistory of Bitcoin to trace its origins, then explores the important facts related to the current state of the protocol, and finally proposes the future developments of LNP/BP.

The article analyzes how OpenSea rose in the NFT market by focusing on its core business and streamlining operations, as well as its ups and downs amid market competition. With the rise of competitors like Blur, OpenSea's market share has been significantly eroded. Its decision to issue a token is seen as an attempt to save itself and reclaim its market position.

Elastic supply tokens are a new and growing sector of DeFi. They are tokens whose total supply automatically adjusts to try to maintain a target price. This is done through a process called rebasing, which can be profitable but also risky. Ampleforth is the largest and most established elastic supply token project, but there are many others, including RMPL, YAM, REB, and BASED.

This article explores Ethereum's governance process through seven major cases, providing a detailed analysis of the procedures and institutions involved in decision-making. It elucidates key events in Ethereum's history, including the DAO hard fork, Parity multisig bug, Constantinople upgrade, ProgPoW, Afrigate, the Merge, and the Shanghai upgrade. The article illustrates how developers and the community coordinate and resolve disputes, highlighting the complexity and challenges of Ethereum governance.

Martti Malmi, an early collaborator with Satoshi Nakamoto, unveils his entire email correspondence with Satoshi, becoming a significant addition to the canon of what we know about Bitcoin's anonymous creator.