As the concept of Web3.0 spreads throughout the crypto community, almost all projects claim to be Web3.0 applications, leading investors to be dazzled and find it difficult to distinguish true from false, and even becoming shields for scammers. What exactly is true Web3.0? How does it differ from the existing internet? And how should investors identify opportunities?
Core Definition of Web3.0: Who controls your data?
There is no unified standard in the industry for the definition of Web3.0, but the opinions of two influential figures are worth pondering.
Tim Berners-Lee, the father of the internet, proposed in 2006 that the vision of Web3.0 is to give users control over their data—owning data rights. By 2014, Ethereum co-founder Gavin Wood further elaborated that Web3.0 should be a censorship-resistant, non-monopolizable, low-threshold network protocol that can ensure user data

A veteran Wall Street technology analyst has just entered the ETF game, and it's turning heads. Dan Ives, known for calling major tech trends correctly over two decades, rolled out the Dan Ives Wedbush AI Revolution ETF (NYSEMKT: IVES), a new vehicle for investors seeking concentrated exposure to co

When Daymond John started FUBU with just $40, most people saw a fashion startup. Today, his brand is worth $6 billion, and his personal net worth sits at an estimated $350 million. But what separates John from countless other entrepreneurs who dreamed big but never made it? It's not just luck—it's a

Canaan's Q3 2025 revenue reached $150.48 million, up 104.4% year-over-year, with a narrower loss per share of -$0.05. Strong performance in the products segment drove this growth, despite a 58.4% decline in stock price, indicating market challenges.

A Federal Court Just Changed the Game for Decentralized Blockchain Projects
Richard Heart just won a major legal showdown. A federal court completely dismissed the SEC's case against him, ruling there wasn't enough evidence to prove fraud, wrongdoing, or even jurisdiction. This isn't just a

The Ethereum blockchain emerged as a pioneering platform for decentralized application (DApp) development. However, developers faced a significant hurdle: without a unified framework, creating and managing tokens became unnecessarily complicated. Different tokens followed different rules, making

From the mathematical concept to the reality of the markets
The golden ratio, denoted by the Greek letter phi (φ), represents much more than a mere mathematical curiosity. Approximately equal to 1.6180339887, this ratio has fascinated researchers and practitioners for centuries. The mathematical definition rests

The impact of GDP on your investments
Gross Domestic Product represents much more than just a simple macroeconomic statistic. For investors in cryptocurrencies and traditional assets, GDP serves as a barometer of opportunities and risks. When this indicator

Understanding the core concept of swing trading
Swing trading lies between high-frequency short-term trading and long-term holding, and is a trading method aimed at medium to short-term price fluctuations. Traders typically hold positions for days to weeks, striving to capture larger price movements. Unlike ultrashort trades that are completed in a matter of seconds, swing trading provides traders with more time to think and react.
This strategy is particularly suitable for cryptocurrency traders who cannot monitor the market all day—wanting to stay active in the market without being tied to the screen. Swing traders aim to enter at the beginning of a trend and exit before a reversal signal appears.
The operating mechanism of swing trading
Swing traders aim for short to medium-term trends. Taking Bitcoin as an example: when it breaks through a resistance area and initiates an upward trend, swing traders may establish a long position at that time and close it when the upward momentum wanes.
Unlike ultra-short-term traders who rely on fast charts and execution speed, shake

The regulatory landscape for digital asset investment products is heating up. Canary Capital has just submitted an application to the SEC for a spot Trump Coin ETF trading under ticker MRCA — the latest move in a broader strategy to create regulated investment vehicles around U.S.-origin

DeFi automation has long existed in theory, but the practical implementation has been fraught with challenges—centralized infrastructure, key exposure, and lack of enforceable guardrails. Lit Protocol is addressing this gap with Vincent, a production-grade platform that allows AI agents to execute a

The Data Oracle Problem That Changed Everything
When Hugo Philion reflects on Flare's evolution, the shift feels inevitable. The Layer1 EVM-compatible blockchain started with an industry-standard positioning—"scalable smart contract platform"—but discovered its true purpose: becoming a blockchain

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The writing is on the wall: America's central bank digital currency is officially off the table. With Trump back in office and a clear mandate against government-controlled money, the spotlight has shifted entirely to private stablecoins—and the implications could reshape how Americans handle digita

The crypto market moves like no other—and savvy traders know it. While most focus on directional bets, a quieter crowd exploits something different: statistical arbitrage. This is the game where algorithms hunt for price misalignments between assets that should move together, waiting for them to