In the past, when people talked about "Bitcoin for charity", it sounded more like an emotional appeal, and it was difficult to implement. But @GOATRollup has provided a more practical path: using BTC to generate real profits and then using that portion of the profits to address real social issues.
Many countries are actually brewing whether to include Bitcoin as a reserve asset. On one hand, this is about seizing resources; Bitcoin is already scarce, and with a bunch of countries competing for it, it will definitely become even scarcer. On the other hand, this scarcity can lead to price increa

For a long time, although Bitcoin has a high value, the sense of participation has actually been poor. It’s not that it has no value, but it lacks a complete set of suitable tools, especially in the areas of cross-chain and self-custody. @PortaltoBitcoin proposed the concept of a "sovereign stack", which is actually aimed at solving this issue: how to enable BTC to truly flow in a multi-chain world without relinquishing control.
This "sovereign stack" is not a new public chain, but a complete set of infrastructure built by Portal, which can be broken down into four layers. The bottom layer is

Speaking of which, Crypto's choice to partner with @dYdX to support their advanced trading features makes a lot of sense to me.
First of all, derivatives trading is indeed a significant part of the entire crypto market, especially perpetual contracts, which account for a large portion of the trading volume. However, the problem is that achieving a seamless experience on-chain, similar to centralized exchanges, comes with a very high technical barrier.
More importantly, this integration method is actually very clever.
I think this cooperation actually represents a trend: the future of DeFi will

When it comes to DeFi, most people's first reaction might still be meme coins, market making, and Perptual Futures, and almost no one would think of "interest rate swaps," a tool from TradFi. However, there is a project called Rho on @arbitrum that is focusing on this niche area and has quietly built up a considerable size.
Rho's idea is actually quite interesting: in TradFi, interest rate swaps represent a massive market (around 700 trillion USD), where institutions use them to hedge against interest rate fluctuations, lock in returns, or purely speculate on directions. In DeFi, there are sim

Most DeFi platforms let you browse on your own and choose strategies, which can be quite bothersome. However, @Infinit_Labs does it differently; it customizes strategies based on the assets you already have in your Wallet, making the whole process feel more like you're using an AI financial assistant that understands you.
Once you connect your Wallet, INFINIT can instantly recognize the composition of your assets, such as what coins you hold and their approximate distribution, and can immediately provide a set of strategies that are more suitable for you. There's no need to figure out various

This time @0G_labs did something very hardcore at ETHGlobal Cannes, providing a real demonstration of "AI on the blockchain" with actual tools.
The event lasted for three days, with over 800 developers and 27 major protocols present, and a prize pool of up to 275,000 dollars. 0G created a track worth 5,000 dollars, with the theme being: how to build AI on the chain in a modular and verifiable way.
The results are quite shocking: all 12 projects submitted complete code, 11 of which directly used the 0G computing module, and 3 of them also utilized 0G storage for data. What does this indicate? I

🤑 @dYdX announced the winner list of the $10,000 PUMP-USD trading competition, and also launched the v4.0 version of the Open Source software, bringing many new features and upgrades. It is clear that dYdX not only wants to provide users with a better trading experience but is also continuously strengthening security and governance.
This upgrade supports "Reduce-only" type orders, which simply means orders that can only reduce positions. They are mainly used in certain market and limit orders, allowing users to manage risks more flexibly, especially for short-term and conditional orders. This