BLOCKCHAINWRAP

"This is not an ordinary encrypted asset; it is a financial conduit that penetrates the real economy," said a fund manager. "Hong Kong people have turned charging piles into capital weapons."

The GENIUS Act is not the finish line, but the starting gun for the race to digitize sovereign currencies.

On June 3, 2025, the electronic screens in the Wall Street trading hall were suddenly flooded with red. The price of Bitcoin broke through the $110,000 mark, and short positions collectively liquidated within an hour, with $2.7 billion in funds pouring in through Bitcoin spot ETFs, pushing the price to a historic peak.

Index fund managers mechanically buy COIN; they do not care about decentralized ideals, only about the rules of quarterly rebalancing.

An ultimate game between "market signals" and "real events" is unfolding—does reality change the market, or does the market fabricate reality?

Investors should be wary of high volatility and stay clear-headed amidst the frenzy—after all, Musk's tweets can ignite the market but cannot give value to a bubble.

The imagined "explosion of modular applications" has yet to be seen, do you have faith in Vitalik's five-year gamble?

Bitcoin has surpassed $95,000, marking both a victory for institutional narratives and the starting point of a retail cognitive revolution. When "safe-haven assets" become tools of capital manipulation, only by penetrating the fog of labels, mastering on-chain language, and building a hedging system can one capture excess returns under the institutional scythe.

—— People seem to have gotten used to "positive" news!

From policy loosening to AI integration, who will dominate the next decade?