1. Coinbase: Altcoin season is about to arrive in full swing
Bitcoin's market dominance has decreased from 65% in May 2025 to about 59% in August 2025, marking the early stage of capital rotating towards altcoins. The Altcoin Season Index from CoinMarketCap is currently at 44, far below the historical threshold of 75 that defines altcoin seasons. Click to read
2. US PPI hits a three-year high impacting interest rate cut expectations, crypto market rebounds after a sharp short-term drop
On the evening of August 14, Beijing time, after the US released PPI data, the crypto market experienced a rapid decline. Data showed that the US PPI for July soared to 0.9% month-on-month, reaching a three-year high, and increased by 3.3% year-on-year. Following the news release, the crypto market plummeted: Click to read
3. What opportunities do retail investors have under the institutional accumulation wave of BNB?
Recently, BNB has experienced a remarkable structural market trend. After reaching an ATH in July, it has once again surpassed the ATH of $865.68 today. With several publicly listed companies in the US making significant purchases of BNB as asset reserves, along with favorable ETF applications, BNB, once seen as an 'exchange platform token' and 'public chain ecosystem token', is now evolving towards 'institutional reserve assets'. Click to read
4. Stablecoins enter the 'yield era': a panoramic interpretation of yield-bearing stablecoins
The exclusive dividends that once belonged to the issuers are being reallocated—aside from the interest subsidy battle of USDC, more and more new generation yield-bearing stablecoin projects are breaking this 'yield wall', allowing holders to directly share the interest income from underlying assets. This not only changes the value logic of stablecoins but could also become a new growth engine for RWA and the Web3 track. Click to read
5. Bitcoin is unique and not as you think
I always thought Bitcoin was just another type of 'cryptocurrency'—like the thousands of coins you see on applications like Coinbase or Binance. Oh my, was I dead wrong. When you first get into it, no one tells you this: Bitcoin and 'cryptocurrency' are not the same. In fact, they are completely opposite. It took me too long to figure this out, and I really wish someone had explained it to me earlier. So let me explain it in simple terms. Click to read
