The Crypto Assets market is facing alienation and reconstruction, with core links gradually declining and Token sales becoming dominant. Intermediaries generally monopolize, with the project party focusing on listing rather than innovation, leading to the neglect of investors and users' needs. Although there is hope for a resurgence, the market still needs to undergo deep-level reshuffling, and the spirit of innovation remains important.

Wayfinder is an AI agent system specifically designed for on-chain environments, aimed at dropping the high barriers of Decentralized Finance. With dedicated agents, users can easily manage complex cross-chain transactions and investment strategies, enhancing overall usability and potentially promoting the widespread adoption of DeFi.

Hong Kong has released Digital Asset Development Policy 2.0, Texas is implementing a Bitcoin accumulation strategy. Mastercard is promoting cryptocurrency purchase services, and the crypto market is experiencing fluctuations influenced by geopolitical factors. There are multiple investment opportunities and controversies within the industry, market sentiment is low, facing new trends. Emerging investment concepts focus on long-termism and empathy.

Bitcoin price breaks through 110,000 USD, Ethereum faces key resistance, and the market is affected by uncertainty surrounding trade tariffs. The Fed is facing inflationary pressures, and Hong Kong is about to implement stablecoin regulations. The market holds an optimistic sentiment towards Crypto Assets, but potential risks and regulatory changes need to be followed, and investors should rationally view short-term Fluctuation.

The tenth anniversary of Ethereum reviews the evolution of technology and applications; Hong Kong releases new regulations for stablecoins, aiming to become a Web3 hub; market fluctuations and the relaxation of ETF regulations bring new opportunities; the fusion of AI and encryption accelerates; emerging projects attract attention, but the market still needs to be cautious. The overall crypto industry faces opportunities and challenges.

TradFi giants get on board, will the feast of encryption trading platforms eventually come to an end?
In an office of a certain Siheyuan, a seasoned financial professional is handling a busy workload. With a slight redness in the corner of his eye, he calmly says: "I've been very busy with work lately, having meetings until two in the morning every day." As a veteran of the TradFi industry, he has experienced financial crises and has navigated the global market for many years. In recent years, he has begun to pay attention to a field once deemed "unreliable" by the traditional financial sector—virtual assets.
TradFi's attention to Web3 did not start in 2025. As early as 2018, a certain trading platform launched Bitcoin and Ethereum trading functions. Initially, it was just a supplement to the product line, allowing users to buy coins like they would buy stocks, without needing a wallet or understanding encryption. Although this feature was not heavily promoted, it became a growth engine a few years later.
In the fourth quarter of last year, encryption contributed more than 35% of the total net income for the platform, trading

The article analyzes the current dynamics of the Crypto Assets market, focusing on the impact of U.S. non-farm payroll data on policy. The rise in the U.S. core PCE price index indicates inflationary pressure, and the market predicts a potential interest rate cut in September. Bitcoin and Ethereum prices are showing significant Fluctuation, with market sentiment being cautious; however, regulatory dynamics indicate that the U.S. intends to become a global Crypto Assets hub. Hong Kong will implement stablecoin regulations, which may change the market landscape.

The US SEC has approved the physical subscription and redemption of cryptocurrency asset ETPs, with multiple institutions significantly increasing their holdings of Bitcoin and Ethereum. The ETH Spot ETF has seen net inflows for 18 consecutive days. Several projects have successfully raised funds, Hong Kong will distribute stablecoin licenses, and Indonesia has raised its cryptocurrency trading tax rate.

Ethereum co-founder Jeffrey Wilcke has once again deposited 9840.36 ETH to a certain platform, worth approximately $41.33 million. Previously, he deposited 105737 ETH in May, and its value has now risen from $262 million to $442 million.

The recent AIP-119 proposal put forward by the Aptos ecosystem suggests lowering the stake rewards rate from 7% to 3.79%, sparking intense discussions within the community. Supporters believe this move will help address inflation and enhance tokenomics, while opponents worry it will weaken retail investor motivation and increase market sell pressure. The proposal aims to promote Aptos's long-term development and competitiveness, while setting a 6-month observation period to assess the effects.

Ethereum is gradually becoming a strong competitor to Bitcoin in the realm of value storage, primarily due to the rise of digital asset treasuries and its flexibility. Ethereum's staking feature and negative inflation rate attract more institutions, while its governance model also gives holders more control. Experts predict that Ethereum is likely to become a superior long-term value storage tool.

Ethereum: A Strategic Transformation from World Computer to Global Ledger
Ethereum has been positioned as the "world's ledger" not by chance; this shift actually began with the implementation of EIP-1559. Stablecoins account for 50% of the market share on Ethereum, further solidifying its status as a financial settlement layer. Let’s delve into this transformation:
1. The core of EIP-1559 lies in redefining the value acquisition mechanism of the Ethereum mainnet. It no longer relies on gas consumption driven by increased transaction volume to capture value, but instead shifts to a new model.
Before EIP-1559, all transactions were concentrated on the mainnet, resulting in massive ETH gas consumption, with an average daily burn of nearly a thousand ETH in 2021. The mainnet was severely congested, and Layer 2 also had to participate in gas bidding when submitting batch data for verification, leading to high and unpredictable costs.
EIP-1559 introduced