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Cryptocurrencies and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) have attracted global attention, as they are both innovative forms of digital currency. While they are interconnected, they also exhibit differences.

CBDCs are digital currencies issued and regulated by the Central Bank. Their potential benefits have attracted interest from even the world’s largest nations.

U.S. President Trump signs a crypto executive order, marking the government's attention and support for the digital asset industry. The order protects crypto rights, bans CBDCs, promotes the development of USD-backed stablecoins, and requires a new regulatory framework within 180 days. Key points include supporting innovation, repealing old policies, establishing a digital asset market task force, and banning CBDCs.

Bitcoin’s price dropped 2.84% over the past 24 hours to $70,303, facing potential short-term resistance at $69,500 as bulls and bears contend for control. MicroStrategy announced a significant $42 billion Bitcoin investment plan to expand its reserves. Meanwhile, the U.S. Treasury suggested replacing stablecoins with a central bank digital currency (CBDC) to enhance stability. Canary Capital applied for a Solana spot ETF, joining traditional financial firms in expanding crypto offerings. Additionally, USDT circulation surpassed $120 billion, up 30% since the beginning of the year, reflecting strong demand.

Local virtual asset service providers (VASP) have formed a self-regulatory organization, and the government has eased its stance on blockchain technology. Major corporations are now adopting blockchain, which is driving market growth. This report examines trends in Taiwan’s Web3 market and explores whether Taiwan can genuinely become a “blockchain island.”

This article explores all the advantages of tokenization enabled by "Unified Ledger" and how it can improve the old system and build a new one.

In 2024, India’s cryptocurrency policy highlights the government’s complex balance between innovation and regulation. As a populous nation and a technological powerhouse, India enforces strict market access, high taxes, and innovation-driven measures to promote market standardization. The policy strengthens anti-money laundering and investor protection while fostering blockchain applications like the digital rupee and land registry pilots. However, high taxes and stringent compliance requirements have reduced market activity, driving some investors and businesses abroad. Nevertheless, India’s transparent and technology-driven policies set a unique example for the global crypto market, with profound implications.

This article consolidates all the trilemmas encountered related to blockchain, Web3, and finance. By examining these trilemmas, it can reveal the unique challenges faced by the industry.

Sologenic (SOLO) is a platform that facilitates the trading of assets on the XRP Ledger.

This article outlines a blueprint for a future monetary system that harnesses the transformative potential of tokenization to improve existing structures and open up new possibilities.

Explore the role of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) in combating climate change with applications in environmental monitoring, renewable energy, and carbon trading.

The Bitcoin laser eyes trend involves enthusiasts adding glowing laser eyes to their profile pictures as a symbol of their bullish belief that Bitcoin will reach $100,000. This article discusses the connections between seven "laser-eyed" politicians and cryptocurrency.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the development of Hong Kong's cryptocurrency policies in 2024, reviewing the evolution of regulation since 2014. It explores the roles and responsibilities of regulatory bodies such as the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), as well as key policy measures like the licensing regime for Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP). The article serves as a comprehensive policy guide by examining Hong Kong's regulatory framework, legal requirements, and market positioning in the cryptocurrency space. Additionally, it discusses Hong Kong's strategic role as an international financial center in the global cryptocurrency market and the opportunities and challenges under the regulatory environment. Whether you're a market participant, investor, or policy researcher, this article helps you understand Hong Kong's cryptocurrency policies' current state and future direction.

Looking at the Web3 industry, while slogans of "Mass Adoption" are shouted every day, the reality is a fascination with hyping meme coins and indulging in the short-term attention economy. This stark contrast raises the question: as traditional financial institutions actively work to scale the application of blockchain technology, should the Web3 industry also reconsider its development direction?

This article conducts a detailed analysis of the competitive landscape in East Asia through data research and explores the potential arising from Hong Kong.