1. How Ethereum Maintains Pricing Power Through Execution of Scaling Strategies
Like Linux, Python, and other open-source software projects, Ethereum can be considered one of the most important open-source software projects in history. Despite being less than 10 years old, the Ethereum network now has over 11,000 nodes, processing 35 to 40 million transactions per month, securing about 46 billion dollars in transaction value, and benefiting from the support of over 2,100 full-time developers. The broader Ethereum ecosystem, composed of interconnected blockchains, currently processes about 400 million transactions per month. Click to read
2. What More Reasons Do You Need to Buy BTC?
Earlier this month, I delivered a closing speech on the first day of a national brokerage firm conference. This alone is worth noting. The four major brokerage firms—Merrill, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, and UBS—manage over 10 trillion dollars in client assets. Overall, these platforms have yet to easily allow their advisors to access Bitcoin ETFs. But as my invitation to give the keynote speech suggests, this situation is changing rapidly. Click to read
3. The Unwanted Crown: The Hidden Costs of Global Reserve Currencies
For decades, economists and policymakers have described the dollar's global dominance as America's 'excessive privilege'—a jewel in the crown of U.S. power, granting the U.S. unparalleled economic advantages on the world stage. We hear that other countries are also eyeing this status, conspiring to overthrow the dollar and seize the position of reserve currency. Click to read
4. The Long Path to MCP Implementation: What Dilemmas Are Encountered?
It has been learned that this analysis of the dilemmas surrounding MCP is quite on point, hitting the pain points and revealing that the path to implementing MCP is long and not so easy. Click to read
5. The Trump Family Launches a Stablecoin: Model and Impact
The cryptocurrency institution WLFI (World Liberty Financial) supported by U.S. President Trump's family has launched the USD stablecoin USD1, and on April 8, a governance proposal was released, planning to start deployment on the Ethereum mainnet. USD1 is backed by U.S. short-term Treasury bonds, dollar deposits, and other cash-equivalent assets, ensuring that each USD1 can be exchanged for 1 dollar at a 1:1 ratio at any time. USD1 directly competes with two major stablecoins—USDT issued by Tether and USDC issued by Circle—but carries a strong Trump family branding, attracting widespread attention in the cryptocurrency market. Click to read
