Blockchain

Altcoins, as a diverse asset class beyond Bitcoin, are gradually becoming a key area for investors to explore potential opportunities. Positioning indicators are essential tools for investors, helping them analyze price trends, trading volume, and market momentum to identify optimal entry points and enhance the accuracy of trading decisions.

Gate Research (March 28 - April 2, 2025): On March 28, Sonic Labs will launch SonicCS 2.0, aiming to double consensus speed and significantly optimize resource usage. On March 30, Four.Meme announced migration to PancakeSwap V2. On March 31, Vitalik released Ethereum L2 security roadmap, focusing on scalability, proof mechanisms, and unification. On April 1, Babylon Genesis Mainnet Phase 2 is set to launch. On April 2, Bio Protocol released a V1 upgrade, introducing permissionless launch platform and AI agents.

Since 2020, major US banks, asset management companies, and payment institutions have gradually shifted from a cautious stance towards cryptocurrency to active investment, collaboration, or the launch of related products. The article analyzes the key trends driving this integration, including the introduction of regulated crypto investment vehicles, the rise of tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) on blockchain, and the increasing use of stablecoins by institutions for settlement and liquidity management.

This article provides a detailed introduction to Particle Network’s universal account system, explaining how it offers a seamless cross-chain experience through unified accounts and liquidity management. It also analyzes the Particle team’s business closed-loop capability and its future potential in the blockchain industry.

Openmesh Network is a decentralized data infrastructure enabling secure, permissionless access to real-time and historical Web3 data.

Nodepay is a decentralized AI platform that lets users monetize idle bandwidth, train AI models, and earn $NC rewards. With real-time data retrieval, staking, and validator nodes, Nodepay is reshaping AI ownership. Learn how it works, its key features, tokenomics, and future roadmap.

In-depth analysis of the USD0++ depegging incident: exploring the challenges faced by the Usual protocol, mechanism comparisons, and the outlook for RWA DeFi.

IBIT is the iShares Bitcoin Trust launched by BlackRock. Backed by a powerful brand reputation, precise market timing, and a low-fee structure, it quickly became the world’s most capital-attracting Bitcoin spot ETF within just one year of launch. This article offers an in-depth look at how IBIT works, the factors that influence its pricing, how it compares with directly holding Bitcoin, and analyzes its capital inflows, long-term value, and investment prospects. It aims to help investors better understand IBIT’s role in institutionalized crypto investing and its future development trends.

This article helps readers gain an in-depth understanding of payment stablecoins—covering definitions, issuer and custodian requirements, and regulatory compliance—through 15 commonly asked questions and their answers.

The article analyzes the SEC's shift in regulatory stance, the impact of the DART system on transparency, and the potential regulatory outlook for NFTs. Although the SEC has shown a willingness to work with the industry, current regulatory progress remains insufficient, and the real impetus for change may come from congressional legislation.

Macro policies allocate capital in the long run, and liquidity in crypto flows between casino-style trading, yield farming, and emerging value-driven investments, despite volatility.

This article explores the top 6 SocialFi projects of 2025: CyberConnect, Friend.Tech, Cheelee, Lens Protocol, Open Campus, and Farcaster. We examine each project's distinctive features, founding teams, technical architecture, and token economics. The article also analyzes the SocialFi industry's challenges while highlighting the transformative potential of combining social media with decentralized finance.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the new wave of competition in the blockchain space, focusing on the performance and strategic differences between emerging chains like Sonic, MegaETH, Monad, Sei, and Fuel. The article examines how various platforms establish competitive advantages through developer incentives, user experience optimization, ecosystem building, and technological innovation, highlighting that future success depends not only on raw throughput but also requires delivering comprehensive value across multiple dimensions including speed, incentive mechanisms, user experience, and security.

MANSA Finance leverages blockchain technology to provide liquidity solutions for cross-border payments, using stablecoins like USDT to enable instant settlements and lower transaction costs. Through its DeFi liquidity services, the company tackles funding challenges in emerging markets while expanding its presence in Latin America and Southeast Asia. Having secured $10 million in funding in 2025, MANSA Finance collaborates with DeFi platforms to streamline global payment processes. With the continued growth of DeFi, MANSA Finance is positioned to become a crucial player in cross-border payments and financial services.

This article reveals the shift in cryptocurrency venture capital from peak to trough by comparing funding data from 2022 and 2024. It analyzes three main reasons behind this transformation: overinvestment in cyclical projects in 2022, fundraising difficulties from 2023 to 2024, and the capital shift driven by the rise of AI technology. The article also discusses the issue of exit mechanisms in crypto venture capital, highlighting how a lack of a healthy token liquidity market may lead to stagnation in venture investments.