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Japan's government bond yields have risen to decades-high levels, prompting market caution due to carry trades and debt pressures. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has surged and is hovering around $80,000, with the market paying attention to whether its decoupling from macro risks is just a temporary phenomenon.

Stablecoin payments to AI native execution: YZi Labs invests $12 million to layout new infrastructure for on-chain finance.

Tokens are just barcodes; the market that can withstand the crisis weekend is the core.

Wall Street doesn't need to be optimistic about cryptocurrencies; they can still make money from them.

Cryptanalysis analysts' overall sentiment has shifted from previous caution to a short-term bullish outlook, while warning of overbought risks.

CFTC Chairman Selig announced the "New Financial Frontier Roadmap": the preferred approach for crypto regulation is CLARITY, and if stagnation continues, existing authorities will be used to take action; in AI, efforts are being made to turn computing power into a hedgable commodity market; the prediction market is entering the rule-making phase.

The SEC officially proposed new regulations for cryptocurrency asset supervision: a 4-year startup exemption of $5 million, a financing exemption of up to $75 million, and a safe harbor that can be detached from the definition of securities.

No transaction fees, frequent new listings, yet it cannot stop the market share of stablecoins from being eroded.

Hyperliquid's trading volume reached a new high of $11 billion, but the platform's revenue has declined for four consecutive quarters. HIP-3 allows external developers to take nearly half of the transaction fees, RWA contracts account for 52% of the trading volume, but revenue has been halved. The scale of HYPE buybacks has shrunk, and the token has fallen nearly 30% from its historical high.

Kalshi is valued at $22 billion, but CEO Mansour said, "I don't understand management." The prediction market is financializing everything, and the boundary between compliance and gambling is becoming increasingly blurred.