It has been a week since I last wrote an article. Now there is information about BRC20 everywhere, and the market is becoming more and more greedy. In this article, various RC20 and trading tools will be introduced, such as SOL20, SRC20...
On Tuesday this week, Binance launched the second BRC20 (Inscription) token - SATS. The entire BRC20 ecosystem has once again stimulated vitality, bringing positive signals to the further development and market performance of BRC20 tokens. Binance co-founder He Yi also said in the live broadcast: "Frankly speaking, we still have room for improvement in every aspect. Specifically, we have a dedicated team in product development responsible for iterations. For example, we often The issue of the Web3 wallet mentioned. We did not invest enough in some areas before, but we will continue to optimize and improve according to user needs."
Cryptocurrency is dead and only a few people will lament it. Now that the bubble has burst, the truly revolutionary work can begin.
In 2022, people witnessed the collapse of the cryptocurrency world.
Aside from those who have unfortunately lost large sums of money during the pandemic or whose Twitter avatars have had laser eyes lit up, few are mourning the decline of cryptocurrencies. Its excesses have become a living, expensive, absurd example of fraud and empty money (assets without substance) in recent human history.
The narrative of cryptocurrencies has fluctuated, but stablecoins have steadily existed in the market as a core component of on-chain financial infrastructure. There are currently over 150 stablecoins on the market, and new ones seem to be released every week. How does the user choose between all the different options?
When evaluating the pros and cons of different stablecoins, it can be helpful to classify them based on common design elements. So, what are the basic ways in which stablecoins can change?
The main differences between different stablecoins include:
The SEC has embarked on a full-blown political fight over cryptocurrencies
Article author: Michael J. Casey
Article compilation: Block unicorn
Michael Casey said the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) lawsuit against Binance and Coinbase is likely to linger in the U.S. legal and political system for years.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) lawsuit this week against Binance and Coinbase has set up a high-stakes battle that will pit the three branches of the U.S. government in a battle for power over whether the cryptocurrency industry will leave the United States for good. , and defining the future of digital currencies.
The SEC’s aggressive actions against Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, and Coinbase, the largest in the United States, demonstrate the agency’s extraordinary discretion. In an interview following the announcement, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler said “we don’t need more digital currencies,” which seemed to imply that he really wanted to destroy the cryptocurrency industry.