1. Multicoin: Stablecoins and Fintech 4.0

Over the past twenty years, Fintech has changed the way people access financial products, but it has not altered the actual flow of funds. Innovation has mainly focused on simpler interfaces, smoother registration processes, and more efficient distribution channels, while core financial infrastructure has remained largely unchanged. During most of this period, this tech stack was simply resold rather than rebuilt. Click to read

2. Is Abu Dhabi the Cryptocurrency Capital? Why Crypto Giants Like Binance, Tether, Circle, and Others Are Concentrating There

On December 9, 2025, Circle announced it had obtained a financial services license from the Abu Dhabi Global Market Financial Services Regulatory Authority, allowing it to operate as a money services business in the Abu Dhabi International Financial Centre. Besides Circle, crypto giants like Binance, Tether, Ripple, Animoca Brands, and others have also achieved regulatory milestones in Abu Dhabi. Click to read

3. Frequent Kidnapping and Robbery Cases: A16z’s Security Guide for Crypto Industry Participants

Imagine your family members being kidnapped at home, or forced into a car at gunpoint, or having their fingers cut off, while the kidnappers demand ransom. These examples are disturbing—some even chilling—but they are not hypothetical. These incidents have happened and continue to happen in the cryptocurrency space. Click to read

4. Four Reasons to Bearish on U.S. Stocks in 2026

Investors should closely monitor the high valuations of U.S. stocks, divergence from fundamentals, and overreliance on AI. If AI application results fall short of expectations, a significant correction is likely next year. Click to read

5. Why Private Credit Will Kick Off the Next Stablecoin Cycle?

Stablecoins are in a bull market: they help real-world businesses quickly, cheaply, and securely transfer funds. This borderless payment infrastructure is built on cryptocurrencies, and regulatory clarity (such as the Genius Act and MiCA) has brought rapid breakthroughs. Now, large institutions are joining in—either building their own stablecoins or integrating into existing stablecoin networks. Click to read