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Prediction markets are undergoing a fundamental transformation—blockchain technology enables permissionless, transparent, and trustworthy trading, while clarified CFTC regulation is driving institutional participation, and the market size of platforms like Polymarket, Kalshi, and others is rapidly expanding. This article provides an in-depth analysis of how prediction markets are evolving from gambling analogies to a core financial asset class, examining the development of their infrastructure, profit models, and user behavior to offer comprehensive insights into the future value of this emerging market at the intersection of crypto and traditional finance.

The article precisely analyzes the duality of "negative Rho Bitcoin" vs "positive Rho Bitcoin" and distinguishes the essential difference between benign deflation and malignant deflation.

What is TRUMP coin, and what are its use cases? In this article we explore the tokenomics of the TRUMP coin, exploring its political meme narrative, economics, and structure.

The article, written by Bankless co-founder David Hoffman, addresses the industry pain point that most tokens are worthless, offering a precise analysis of how team-driven spray-and-pray airdrops, mining, and funding in history have led to tokens not being regarded as equity-grade assets.

This article analyzes the origins of OFFICIAL TRUMP (TRUMP), examining market conditions, political narratives, and social media dynamics shaping its role as a political meme coin.

What is OFFICIAL TRUMP? This article explains the origins, political narrative, price behavior, and risks of the TRUMP meme coin, offering a comprehensive overview for readers.

In most DeFi protocols, stablecoins primarily function as transaction media, while the majority of yield accrues to protocols and market makers. River attempts to reverse this structure. Through satUSD, satUSD+, and Smart Vault, it positions stablecoins themselves as assets that can participate directly in capital circulation, with yields derived from real usage rather than inflationary incentives.

In a DeFi environment where multi-chain deployment has become the norm, cross-chain bridges are commonly used to move liquidity, but they also introduce security risks, efficiency constraints, and limitations on capital utilization. Through the design of Omni-CDP and Chain Abstraction, River approaches cross-chain minting from a different angle, avoiding bridges and wrapped assets and instead allowing capital state to exist natively across multiple blockchains.

River is a Chain-Abstraction stablecoin system built around Omni-CDP and satUSD. It is designed to support cross-chain minting without bridges, a yield loop, and community participation within a unified DeFi capital model.

Proof-of-Stake is the core consensus mechanism of Zilliqa 2.0. By replacing computational competition with asset staking, PoS improves transaction efficiency, reduces energy consumption, and enables ordinary users to participate in network security while earning staking rewards.

Zama provides a full suite of privacy computing tools and open source SDKs, enabling developers to build privacy applications through FHE and confidential smart contracts. This article provides an in depth analysis of products, developer integration, and ecosystem progress.

Homomorphic Encryption is a cryptographic technology that supports performing computations directly on encrypted data, enabling data processing without exposing the original data. This article systematically analyzes what homomorphic encryption is, its core principles, the differences between FHE and PHE, and Zama’s technical optimization path in the engineering implementation of homomorphic encryption.

Zama is a privacy computing platform focused on Fully Homomorphic Encryption ( FHE ), dedicated to enabling secure computation on data while it remains encrypted. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of what Zama is, its technical principles, product tools, application scenarios, ecosystem layout, and future development direction.

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC broke below $73,000 as deleveraging continued, with total liquidations reaching $2.56 billion over recent days; ETH pulled back to the key $2,000 support level, while a deeply negative premium index signals weakening institutional demand. Stablecoin market capitalization edged lower, and Ethereum gas fees remained subdued. Amid a structurally weak market, select assets moved counter-trend, including the BNB Chain Chinese meme coin “我踏马来了,” WMTX driven by the DePIN narrative, and SYN supported by adoption within the Filecoin ecosystem. On the event front, Ripple Prime integrated Hyperliquid, introducing a prime-brokerage model to on-chain derivatives, while Bitnomial launched regulated XTZ futures. On-chain data show a renewed convergence between profitable and unprofitable BTC supply, a historical “bottom signal” that may point BTC toward the $60,000 range, with key support at the 2021 peak near $69,000. Vitalik Buterin reassessed the L2 roadmap, emphasizing differentiated val

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC broke below $73,000 as deleveraging continued, pushing total liquidations to $2.56 billion; ETH retreated to the $2,000 support level, with weakening institutional demand, a modest contraction in stablecoin supply, and persistently low gas fees. Despite the broader market weakness, select meme, DePIN, and cross-chain tokens moved counter-trend. The official World Mobile Chain account released a statement, and WMTX rose 15.79% within 24 hours. Ripple Prime integrated Hyperliquid, introducing a prime brokerage model to on-chain derivatives, while Bitnomial launched regulated XTZ futures. On-chain indicators have again flashed a potential cyclical bottom signal, suggesting BTC could gravitate toward the $60,000 range; meanwhile, Vitalik Buterin revisited the L2 roadmap, and Tether continued to post solid operating performance despite valuation concerns. Markets will next focus on upcoming token unlock risks for HYPE, BERA, and ENA.