1.From BTC, ETH to alts, corporate treasury is stirring up the wind of encryption.

Grayscale pointed out in its research report in early June that the spot ETPs listed in the United States can be considered the most important new source of demand for BTC since its launch. During May, these products maintained a high net inflow, totaling $5.2 billion. In the coming months, the BTC buying volume by "Bitcoin treasury" companies (i.e., publicly listed companies purchasing BTC for their balance sheets) may match or even exceed the buying volume of spot BTC ETPs. Click to read.

2. The TIA Crash and the Disillusionment of the Encryption Industry Narrative

TIA, which once soared with a tenfold increase after being listed on exchanges, shone brightly during the small bull market at the beginning of 2024. However, it has now fallen below the price at which it was listed, with a current quote of 1.62U, down over 90% from its peak of around 20U. As a former leader in modular blockchain, TIA is now mired in negative public opinion due to founder sell-offs and internal management issues. Click to read more.

3. Can Bitcoin Save the Country? A Gamble in the Global Economic Predicament

The Minister of Blockchain and Encryption of Pakistan announced on May 28 at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas that they have established a strategic Bitcoin reserve. Click to read.

4. Ethereum ETF inflows hit record highs, is spring coming for ETH?

On June 23, the cumulative net inflow of funds for the spot Ethereum ETF listed in the United States exceeded $4 billion, just 11 months after its launch. These products will be launched on July 23, 2024, and after 216 trading days in the United States, the cumulative net inflow reached $3 billion as of May 30. Click to read.

5. Holders Lost to Traders Has the "Survival Rule" of this Bull Market Completely Changed?

Chatting with friends of different types in the circle, I discovered a very interesting phenomenon... it seems that only the "Holder" is extremely pessimistic about the current market environment, while most Traders are indifferent. My pinned post reveals the "four parallel cycles and four different strategies" that coexist, and it is evident that Traders who embrace the new rules have become the winners, while Holders who stick to old experiences have become casualties? Click to read.