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As AI investment surges, companies are accelerating their transition to the cloud, with rapid developments across various fields including cybersecurity, chip manufacturing, and enterprise software, demonstrating a more solid foundation than the 1999 internet bubble. Although attention on large tech companies remains high, many undervalued participants are also emerging, allowing investors to seize opportunities across multiple dimensions. The Fourth Industrial Revolution is in full swing.

The defense industry is facing pressure to change capital allocation practices, focusing on limiting stock buybacks, dividends, and executive compensation. Proposed changes aim to redirect funds toward increasing military production, signaling a shift in regulatory approaches.

The resilience of the Ethereum network against technological failures has gained expert attention, particularly from co-founder Vitalik Buterin, who noted that the protocol remains functional even during block finality delays. Although issues may affect transaction speeds, the network can continue operating normally until erroneous blocks are confirmed. Fabricio Romano Genovese highlighted Ethereum's similarity to Bitcoin under such circumstances. However, Polygon representatives warned that certain infrastructure components might face stability challenges, leading to temporary reductions in transaction processing efficiency.

With the New Year, a new era of transparency begins in the cryptocurrency market. The United Kingdom and 47 other countries officially introduce the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), which will fundamentally change the approach to data exchange about users between countries.
What is CARF and how does it work?
The program is ongoing.

In December 2025, one of the most active traders on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid found themselves on the brink of disaster, with unrealized losses exceeding $73 million. However, this market participant's story began quite differently — with a brilliant prediction of a market crash in mid-October.
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Understanding the Backbone: What Makes Layer 1 Blockchains Critical
The foundation of the entire blockchain ecosystem rests on Layer 1 networks. These base-layer blockchains process transactions independently without relying on external infrastructure, maintaining their own consensus mechanisms an

Social engineering is a term that goes far beyond simple manipulation. In practice, it is a set of malicious techniques aimed at getting people to disclose confidential information or perform actions that work in favor of the attackers. Although the concept of manipulation has existed for a long time and

Data security threats in the digital age are becoming increasingly severe, and cryptography technology protects information security through the processes of encryption and decryption. Crypto assets utilize digital signatures and hash algorithms to achieve decentralization, ensuring the security and integrity of transactions. The cryptographic applications of Blockchain enable individuals to transfer value without relying on intermediaries, becoming the core foundation of the crypto ecosystem. Understanding these principles is crucial for participating in the crypto market.

Data speaks: Harvard's big move
As of Q3 2025, Harvard University's endowment fund holds 6.8 million shares of iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), with a market value of approximately $44.3 billion. This is no small feat—compared to the previous quarter, it has increased by 257%, and IBIT has become an important asset accounting for over 20% of Harvard's publicly traded U.S. stock investment portfolio.
What's even more shocking is that this investment has surpassed Harvard's holdings in tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, and NVIDIA. Although $44.3 billion accounts for less than 1% of Harvard's total endowment of $57 billion, this signal is extraordinary—traditional elite institutions are beginning to incorporate digital assets into their core investment strategies.
From isolation to following the trend: the transformation of university endowment funds
Harvard is not an outlier. Brown University, Emory University, and other reputable institutions are also following suit, with Emory University further in

Ethereum is a decentralized blockchain platform that supports smart contracts and DApps, with ETH as its native token. Trust Wallet provides a secure solution for managing crypto assets. Leading crypto companies help users obtain test tokens and promote developers' understanding of Ethereum. Mastering these tools can help quickly get started with blockchain development and application experiences.

The essay discusses cryptocurrency price volatility, explaining its causes and effects on investment portfolios. It emphasizes the importance of risk management strategies for investors and encourages understanding market dynamics to leverage volatility as a potential strength.

The SEC recently adjusted its rules to accelerate the approval process for Spot ETFs, allowing eligible commodity trust stocks to be listed directly. However, regulators have warned that speeding up approvals does not mean a relaxation of risk controls; investors need to conduct proper risk assessments and information inquiries to avoid blindly following trends.

The UK government has just officially announced: regulations for stablecoins will be finalized by 2026. This move is in line with the pace set by the United States, as they do not want to be left behind in the digital asset space.
Why do this?
Stablecoins have become very useful now - for cross-border transfers and DeFi arbitrage, it's all dependent on them. But countries around the world are competing for talent, and the U.S. has already started to legislate. The UK definitely has to keep up. If we just sit and wait, the halo of the City of London will fade.
How will the rules be defined?
It's just these few areas:
- How to allocate funds reserves
- Wallet Transparency
- User protection mechanism
- Interface with traditional financial systems
What does this mean?
Once the rules are set, the UK becomes a crypto-friendly territory. It is expected that many project teams, market makers, and wallet teams will move there. For the entire ecosystem, certainty > everything, and regulation can actually accelerate innovation.
In short: the UK is playing a big game, aiming to put

In the past few weeks, Bitcoin's performance has been a bit hard to bear. From a high of $104K, it fell to $99K, then rebounded to $102K. Is this wild fluctuation the beginning of a new Bear Market, or is it a market maker whipsaw?
Retail investors are fleeing, and the rat trading is reducing positions.
Key data has arrived: Long-term holders (LTH) are cashing out like crazy. Since July, they have sold over 3.62 million BTC, averaging 3,100 coins per day. The last three weeks have been even more outrageous – directly pulling to an average of 9,000 coins per day.
Looking at it from another angle, the realized profit of LTH has soared from 600 billion USD in June to now 754 billion USD. Based on an average selling price of $110K, this group has sold a total of 2.1 million coins.
At the same time, on-chain data shows that there is a selling pressure of $3.4 billion every month. Previously, this amount of selling pressure could be supported by ETFs and company buybacks, but now institutions are all on the sidelines—some even...

How do blockchain applications get real-world data? Through oracles. And how do oracles get paid? Through LINK—the token that became one of the top 15 by market capitalization at the end of 2023.
What does LINK actually do?
Chainlink is a simple idea with a complex technical implementation: smart contracts ne