Powell's attitude this time is quite unexpected; he started off by being very dovish.😅
There are two main points:
1️⃣ Inflation? Temporary, mainly pushed up by tariffs, and the Federal Reserve is now more concerned about employment. In translation: as long as employment data weakens, a rate cut is highly likely.
2️⃣ 2% inflation target? Hardly mentioned, only a symbolic mention at the end. In other words, even if rate cuts lead to a rise in inflation, the Federal Reserve does not intend to stubbornly maintain high interest rates.
No wonder the stock market and gold are soaring, while the doll

Today's newbie science popularization time: stablecoin vs RWA
Recently, there are always people talking about stablecoins and RWA together, and newbies might feel a bit confused the first time they hear it? In fact, there is quite a big difference.
1️⃣ Money vs Things
▪️stablecoin (USDT/USDC): Digital dollars on the chain, holding it is like having "money," which can be spent at any time.
▪️RWA (Real World Assets): Real assets on the blockchain, like bonds, gold, houses, stocks, more like investing in financial management.
2️⃣ Different purposes
▪️Stablecoins mainly solve payment and trading

There is a saying circulating in the circle: real valuable things are often hidden very deeply. @build_on_bob is probably a living embodiment of this saying.
It doesn't use those flashy big words, nor does it ride the trending topics every day, but it is steadily doing something quite significant: slowly stitching together the ecosystems of Bitcoin and Ethereum, which have never seen eye to eye.
Cross-chain has always been a mysterious concept - it needs to be secure, user-friendly, and should not slow down the experience; these three requirements are fundamentally conflicting. However, BOB's

I've written about the TEN project twice already. This time, I'll get straight to the point and keep it brief.
The combination of TEE + Confidential Rollup is quite rare. While achieving privacy on-chain is not unusual, TEN stands out as one of the few that can fully encrypt transaction content and contract states while still running quickly. Additionally, it is compatible with EVM, making migration convenient without the need to modify code, which is a hassle-free option for developers.
The team behind it has some background; they have worked on Corda and developed systems for central banks,

Scrolling down to the allocation: the venture capital ratio is not too high, the liquidity and market-making parts are straightforward, there are arrangements for KOLs and the community, and the unlocking pace is neither rushed nor impatient; it is not the kind of situation where it dives right after the opening.
The key point is that this model truly takes "task doers" seriously. Snaps is not just about points; what you redeem later is real $SPN, not the old trick where you busy yourself accumulating points while they sneakily take away the coins.
I've been doing quite well these days, and th

What stands out the most is its set of on-chain abstractions, which really saves a lot of trouble. There's no need to switch chains back and forth or repeatedly go through the hassle of signing transactions. Now, you can simply open a balance on any chain and complete the process without any hassle, which is much more comfortable.
For ordinary people, the greatest significance of this thing is not how cool the technology is, but that it really lowers the threshold. Don't mention the veterans; even newcomers can get started with just a couple of clicks. There aren't many DeFi platforms that can

AI for a moment, ❤️ a summer
It's not just about data rights confirmation and revenue sharing based on contributions; it has also directly created its own Layer2, based on OP + EigenDA. This means it's specifically designed for high-frequency AI calls, with throughput significantly faster than the mainnet and costs kept very low.
I tried to understand the whole logic:
▪️For AI to run smoothly, not only must the model be powerful, but the chain must also be fast enough to handle micro-payments and the rapid flow of data, without getting stuck. OpenLedger addresses all these underlying issues an

$BTC
Bitcoin has indeed been quite interesting recently, with reduced volatility, making it much friendlier for institutions. Wall Street has always hoped it would become a "non-correlated asset," but its correlation remains quite high at 72%. However, it has started to loosen up recently, especially since U.S. stocks have been rising, and Bitcoin can't keep up with the S&P.
The key point is that institutions fear large risks the most. Only when volatility decreases and stability increases will they be willing to include BTC in their portfolios. With the recent decrease in volatility and the g