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DoubleZero (2Z) is a Solana based decentralized physical infrastructure network, or DePIN, project that uses the 2Z token to incentivize users worldwide to contribute idle fiber and hardware resources, building a high performance, low latency communication layer for blockchains.

Buying coins is becoming the wealth code for US stock companies? This article analyzes how listed companies achieve "cryptification" through holding coins, mining, running nodes, and investing in funds, heralding the arrival of a new cycle where "every company is a crypto company."

Circle plans to go public on June 5th with a valuation of $6.7 billion, potentially kicking off a "stablecoin summer." This article analyzes the potential boost of $CRCL to stablecoin protocols such as DeFi, $MKR, and $ENA, and explores why it could become a critical inflection point for the convergence of TradFi and crypto narratives.

Why has the Hong Kong RWA route stagnated? This article deeply analyzes the limitations of "bond issuance as financing" and proposes a new strategic path of returning to infrastructure, laying out offshore markets, and building an Asia-Pacific on-chain asset hub.

Partner of a16z deeply analyzes how stablecoins evolve into real "currencies", and explores the impact of currency singularity, the sovereign risk of the US dollar, and Treasury - bond collateral on the financial system, as well as the reform paths.

Jito is an MEV optimization and liquid staking protocol within the Solana ecosystem. It enhances staking yields through JitoSOL while capturing MEV via block-building mechanisms. By combining JitoSOL with optimized block construction, Jito not only improves validator efficiency but also redistributes MEV rewards, allowing everyday users to benefit indirectly.

BitEqual adopts a virtual mining mechanism vPoW, allowing everyone to participate in "on-chain mining" without equipment, replicating the fair issuance spirit of Bitcoin and creating a truly equal, transparent, and decentralized new generation of cryptocurrency.

The Ethereum Foundation has released a fiscal policy, systematically disclosing the ETH sales mechanism, DeFi - participation principles, and the evaluation criteria for the "Defipunk" protocol for the first time. Emphasizing security, privacy, and long - term governance, it ushers in a new era of public - chain fiscal transparency and decentralized asset management.

With the proliferation of open-source large models, "unrestricted AI tools" like WormGPT and FraudGPT are being misused to generate phishing emails, write malicious contracts, and manipulate user communities, posing a serious threat to the security of the encryption industry. This article details the principles, uses, and countermeasures of these models, sounding the alarm for Web3 practitioners.

The article reviews the controversies and issues faced by the Ethereum Foundation over the past year, including management changes, economic impacts after technical upgrades, incidents of conflict of interest, and lack of transparency in disclosures. It also details the new strategic direction of the Ethereum Foundation, including improving mainnet efficiency, supporting Layer 2 solutions, and optimizing user experience.

JTO is the native governance token of the Jito Network. As a core piece of MEV infrastructure within the Solana ecosystem, JTO not only represents governance rights but also aligns the interests of validators, stakers, and searchers through protocol revenue and ecosystem incentives. With a total supply of 1 billion tokens, its design aims to balance short-term incentives with long-term growth.

The article reveals the operation mechanism of the debt - cycle, including the debt - servicing cost, the imbalance between debt supply and demand, and the potential risks of the central bank printing money to purchase debt. The author proposes a three - part 3% solution, aiming to balance the budget deficit by cutting spending, increasing taxes, and reducing interest rates.

Jito and Marinade are two of the leading liquid staking protocols on Solana. Jito enhances returns through MEV (Maximal Extractable Value), making it suitable for users seeking higher yields. Marinade, on the other hand, offers a more stable and decentralized staking approach, better suited for users with lower risk tolerance. The key difference lies in how each protocol generates yield and structures risk.

The article provides a detailed analysis of the reasons for the capital inflow into Injective, including the launch of the institutional-level yield platform Upshift and its attempts to transform in the RWA field. Although Injective faces challenges in derivative trading, its transformation towards RWA seems to have achieved some success.

The trading volume of stablecoins has become comparable to traditional payment networks such as Visa, and their applications in cross-border payments, inflation resistance, and daily transactions are becoming increasingly widespread.