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Recently, two major events have stirred global nerves: first, international rating agency Moody's suddenly downgraded the US credit rating; second, China continues to reduce its holdings of US Treasury bonds. Facing economic pressure, the US has actively released signals for dialogue, but China's stance remains strategically steady.

To be honest, Trump's Middle East trip seems more like a 'recruitment show.' The $600 billion investment promised by Saudi Arabia and the trillion-dollar plan from the UAE are simply unrealistic when carefully calculated. Just take the UAE as an example: its national annual fiscal revenue is less than $20 billion, and investing $1.4 trillion over ten years equates to needing to spend $400 million daily—this calculation does not make sense. Not to mention Saudi Arabia's $350 billion arms purchase promise from eight years ago, of which only a small fraction has been fulfilled.

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At the academic annual conference on the development and governance of China's digital economy on February 22, 2025, Nankai University President Chen Yulu delivered a keynote speech titled 'The Rise and Challenges of Cryptocurrencies', discussing the rise of cryptocurrencies in the global financial ecosystem and the challenges they face.

Basic Concepts and Development History of Cryptocurrencies

Principal Chen first introduced the definition and basic characteristics of cryptocurrencies, pointing out that they operate through blockchain technology and have features such as distributed nature, security, scarcity, and anonymity. Since the birth of Bitcoin in 2009, cryptocurrencies have gradually moved from niche experiments to the mainstream financial system, with more than 130 countries and regions now discussing their integration into the financial system.