This year I have a good friend to play with, who wants to do e-commerce with me and just happen to make use of the studio. Actually, I also have this idea, but after considering it, I think investing in an industry I’m not familiar with at this stage is not a wise choice. However, the idle money I have in the bank earns very low interest, and if left untouched, it continues to depreciate.
So I prefer: allocating part of it to a monetary fund for stable and steady interest, and keeping part of it for immediate use—safe, flexible, and reassuring.
But you might not expect that the large instituti

A few weeks ago, when @brevis_zk released the ProverNet whitepaper, I read through it. My first impression was: this isn’t one of those “beautifully written vision ZK architectures,” but rather about turning zero-knowledge proofs into a tradable resource, an open market, instead of each team running their own closed system.
Today, seeing the official launch of the ProverNet mainnet beta, the entire framework has finally taken shape.
Many people might only notice the word “launch,” but the real game-changers are actually three key details:
First, the proof task allocation mechanism has been cha

The market has been oscillating back and forth these past couple of days, and I haven’t really felt like opening any new positions. In times like these, it’s better to put your mind to work than your hands. So I took the opportunity to review my RWA positions, logic, yields, and potential risks, and also added a bit more to my GAIB holdings with the profits I made from that. In the current market rhythm, being able to keep your hands off is already a win.
There’s always a new hot topic, but there are very few projects that actually deliver beyond all the hype.
Among the current batch of RWA pr

As the RWA sector moves from speculative hype to real-world implementation, capital-side demands have quietly shifted. Previously, many products struggled to retain large capital users and institutional players due to high cross-chain barriers and significant conversion losses, even if the returns were attractive.
The crypto industry urgently needs a solution that balances security, liquidity, and efficiency—and the debut of thBILL @Theo_Network seems to be targeting this core pain point.
I think this information is quite crucial, so here’s my brief understanding:
thBILL will be launched direc

Here’s a bit of lesser-known knowledge: from the encryption of personal payment records when checking them on the social security app, to the masked display of ID information in the “One-Stop Online Government Services,” we are already living in the daily trade-off between privacy and convenience.
As the digital economy penetrates core sectors like public services and financial transactions, building a secure and trustworthy privacy identity system has become a central issue for the entire industry. Recently, @BeldexCoin has offered a thought-provoking answer to this challenge.
This move by Be

Guys, do you also often get frustrated by all sorts of small issues when surfing the internet?
Sometimes just connecting to the internet can take forever;
When searching for something, nine out of ten results don't match what you're looking for;
Trying to quietly read an article but constantly bombarded by ads and pop-ups;
And so-called "privacy browsers" are usually not that great to use.
Recently, the @BeldexCoin browser finally launched, and this update really impressed me. As a browser focusing on privacy and efficient browsing, it's not only simple to use, but also has some very practical

There was no market activity today, so I made plans with my buddies to team up and play Honor of Kings, but I ended up getting frustrated by my teammates—everyone was rushing to attack the tower, initiating fights without waiting for cooldowns, and engaging without waiting for support. Even though we had the advantage in our lineup, we ended up getting turned around.
When reflecting later, I suddenly thought of a point: whether it's playing games, doing tasks, or working on projects, maintaining a rhythm is always more important than rushing in.
This point is particularly evident in @MemeM