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The Coinbase research team believes that the "September curse" does not apply to the crypto market, as historical seasonal patterns lack statistical significance. With expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, the continued expansion of Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs), and favorable regulatory developments, the market is expected to continue its bull run in Q4 2025, with particular attention on Bitcoin's performance.

The article provides a detailed description of the proposals submitted by different institutions and DeFi projects, and how they are attempting to gain community support.

The article emphasizes Pump's ecosystem expansion, including the addition of new features and early positioning in the live-streaming sector, all of which provide strong support for Pump's long-term growth.

The article discusses liquidity, the decrease in ETF fund inflows, and the potential impact of derivative markets on Bitcoin's price.

Compliance is the foundation for survival in the Web3 ecosystem. It is essential for both companies and individuals. For Web3 professionals, understanding the boundaries of applicable laws, building robust compliance frameworks, and avoiding illicit financial activities are crucial for stable, sustainable growth in the industry.

The article points out that despite the rise of financial infrastructure, we still lack key user interfaces, and the biggest winners historically are often the companies that provide user-friendly products.

The article not only discusses the negative impacts of the attention economy, such as targeted attention fatigue and content homogenization, but also proposes possible solutions to foster healthier and more sustainable models of content creation and consumption.

MyShell is transitioning AI image generation from a model-centric paradigm to an infrastructure-level service. Utilizing a state-machine framework and the ShellAgent toolkit, MyShell delivers highly efficient, consistent, and reusable creative workflows. With its decentralized ecosystem and robust community collaboration, MyShell is systematically developing an AI creative platform that bridges cultures and holds significant commercial potential.

The article explores Solana’s technological advantages, such as high TPS, low transaction costs, and fast finality, as well as its strong growth in stablecoin liquidity and the scale of tokenized assets.

Aqua, a project built on Solana, is reportedly involved in a major "rug pull," with approximately 21,700 SOL (valued at around $4.65 million) at stake. Although Aqua presented product offerings, audit reports, and collaborations with multiple partners, the raised funds have been split and transferred off the platform. This incident exposes the inherent risks concealed behind the project's seemingly "legitimate" appearance.

This article provides a comprehensive examination of the potential collaboration between AntChain and Plume in the Real-World Asset (RWA) space. It explains how compliant custody, cross-chain issuance, and ZK-KYC models resolve the tensions between regulatory requirements and liquidity. The article also highlights their significance as examples for tokenizing compliant assets on a global scale.

The article not only introduces the background of Hyperliquid as one of the fastest-growing perpetual contract exchanges in the DeFi space, but also analyzes its business strategy of replacing third-party stablecoins with its native stablecoin, USDH.

The article begins by evaluating Sapien's market performance and then thoroughly analyzes its technological advancements—including the Proof of Quality (PoQ) mechanism. It explains how PoQ tackles longstanding challenges in traditional AI data management, guaranteeing a reliable supply of premium data.

Through dynamic analogies and extensive data, the article highlights the rapid expansion of the Bitcoin DeFi ecosystem.

The article starts from the fundamental functions of Layer 1 blockchains, providing a detailed explanation of their importance within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. By analyzing the Layer 1 blockchains of major stablecoin issuers such as Circle, Tether, and Stripe, it highlights their common features and core differences.