1. The dispute between Trump and Harris affects the crypto market

The crypto market is increasingly affected by the US election. From the accelerated approval of the Ethereum spot ETF to the recent divergence of the crypto market from the US stock market, it shows that the direction of the new US presidential candidate is becoming more and more a weather vane for crypto investors. Click to read

2. Analysis of the encryption layout of traditional financial institutions in the United States. The tokenization of real assets is the future

The encryption world that wanted to be independent of traditional finance from the beginning has gradually become a part of mainstream finance. And those large traditional financial institutions that initially despised cryptocurrencies have also begun to layout the encryption industry and have received relatively generous rewards. Click to read

3. Coindesk in-depth investigation: EigenLayer employees received "airdrop bribes" of $5 million

Many people believe that EigenLayer is one of the most promising projects in the vast Ethereum blockchain ecosystem. The application provides a so-called "trusted neutral" platform for building blockchain applications and protecting them from theft and cyber attacks. However, this neutrality also encounters a major caveat. A CoinDesk investigation found that employees at Eigen Labs, the company behind EigenLayer, have accepted millions of dollars in compensation from a number of other projects that rely on its technology, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest. Click to read

Analysis of US non-farm payrolls in July: Perhaps not as pessimistic as imagined

Historically, Wall Street's desire for loose monetary policy when facing the risk of recession is always greater than its pursuit of hawkish policies when facing the risks of economic overheating and inflation, that is, the U.S. market's "elasticity" for interest rate cuts is always higher than its "elasticity" for interest rate hikes, and its risk preference for inflation is higher than its risk preference for deflation. Click to read

5. How much money did Trump make from the issuance of NFTs?

A new financial disclosure document shows that Republican candidate Donald Trump owns up to $5 million worth of cryptocurrency and has made more than $7 million from his foray into non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Click to read