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Welcome to the world of WAX blockchain! Whether you're curious about digital collectibles, eager to trade cryptocurrencies, or passionate about exploring decentralized applications, WAX can meet all your needs in one place. With its exceptional speed, efficient energy usage, and zero transaction fees, WAX stands out in the wave of Web3 innovation. Next, let’s embark on this journey together!
Overview of the WAX Ecosystem
The Trend of Meme Tokens on WAX
When it comes to Meme Tokens, WAX knows how to add fun. FT (Fungible Tokens) like WUFFI are not just cryptocurrencies, but powerful drivers of joy, community cohesion, and viral spread. For instance, WUFFI is not just a Meme Token; it has launched its own game, leading the wave of Meme Token creation and garnering a large number of loyal fans across the ecosystem.

2024 was a game-changing year for the WAX ​​Blockchain, and 2025 promises even more. With the cryptocurrency market on the rise, now is the perfect time to scale new heights. As we head into the new year, we plan to advance our technology, strengthen our ecosystem, and provide more useful tools for creators, developers, and users. Without further ado, let’s dive into what’s next for the WAX ​​Blockchain.

Cloud Wallet: Making Blockchain at Your Fingertips
Cloud Wallet is the core engine of the WAX ​​ecosystem. In 2025, Cloud Wallet will achieve a qualitative leap! Through iOS and Android apps, users will soon be able to easily manage assets, explore DApps, and even use Multichain Bridge - all on their mobile phones. Whether it is immersive gaming, trading, or simple browsing, the mobile version of Cloud Wallet can make blockchain as convenient as a smartphone.

*The original interview is from Around the Coin, aired on April 18, 2025!

Stephen: It's about doing those things that look cooler and more exciting rather than doing what is considered traditional or boring, just like the functions that Bitcoin and WAX have.
I think we have a few minutes left. I want to talk to you about regulation, especially the regulation of stablecoins. Your co-founder previously worked at Tether; what kind of regulation do you think this field will face? What’s your view on the current regulations? Could these regulations stifle some innovations and turn the usability of stablecoins into something like traditional banking regulations? For instance, requiring large reserves, could that hinder the innovation of stablecoins, especially those looking to enter the countries you mentioned earlier?

*The original interview is from Around the Coin, aired on April 18, 2025!

Stephen: I think everyone is now paying attention to the concept of 'basket of assets'. Remember? At that time, everyone was debating what exactly would be in that basket. There wasn’t much discussion around the technology itself; instead, people were pondering what the underlying assets in the basket were. Does everyone have to ensure that their assets can be included in this basket? And how do they guarantee the value of these assets?
William: Exactly. And you know, the right answer is actually this. Take video games and virtual goods trading, we usually settle transactions using many different currencies. So, you can choose whichever currency you want for settlement. Although there are currency exchange costs, it can actually be done. Many people prefer to use dollars, but there are also those who like yen, renminbi, pounds, or euros and other currencies. We will meet everyone's needs. You are right; when it comes to the 'basket' thing, people will worry about whether someone will try to manipulate the currency, just like George Soros does it every day, but nobody really cares.

*Original interview from Around the Coin, aired on April 18, 2025!
Stephen: Hello everyone, I'm your host, Stephen Sargeant. Welcome to the special interview with William Quigley. William Quigley is the co-founder of Tether, an early investor in PayPal and Ethereum, and also one of the co-founders of the blockchain project WAX. He manages various cryptocurrency-related businesses, whether it's game skins or NFTs, all fall within his scope. Today, we will have a good chat about the various 'gambling' in this industry.

Today, we will review and discuss the state of venture capital in the 1990s and compare the development trends of hardware and software in 2025. We will talk about the early days of cryptocurrency and Tether, discuss the hype cycle of NFTs, analyze what went wrong, explore how speculation has dominated the development of most cryptocurrencies and the blockchain industry, and how we can push this industry back to its practical essence.

Note: Original article by Kaydee!
In April this year, when the 'ETH CHI Community Gallery' held an exhibition at the Chicago Merchandise Mart for the '1871 Emerging Tech Summit,' several names on the selected artist list caught my attention, particularly BlackFang and ArtistByron.

Indeed, they participated in an exhibition organized by the Ethereum community, but the primary stage for these two creators is on the WAX blockchain. After delving into their works, engaging with collectors, and exploring their creative journeys, I discovered how these artists are redefining digital collectibles while staying true to their artistic roots.