Topics of Crypto World

This article begins with the concept of social scalability, exploring why it is one of the core factors behind the long-term success of cryptocurrencies. It also provides a comparative analysis between the short-term success of centralized projects and the long-term potential of decentralized ones.

This article delves into the future convergence of the crypto industry and traditional finance, exploring onchain structured financing, programmable revenue, the real-world limitations of RWAs, why onchain debt has struggled, and how fully onchain projects could become the blueprint for next-generation capital markets.

Vitalik’s redefinition of the L2 role, the emergence of EEZ, and the pressure on Ethereum mainnet revenue are driving the marketplace to reevaluate ETH’s value logic. This article explores whether Ethereum is shifting from an “ecosystem city” to “financial infrastructure” by analyzing four critical aspects: scalability, interoperability, fee structure, and asset pricing.

Gate Research Report: From March 27 to April 10, ETH showed greater price volatility than BTC. BTC's long/short ratio rebounded early but remained below monthly highs, indicating limited confidence recovery. Average daily liquidations surged to $380 million — up 90% from the previous period. Over 5 million BTC are currently held at a loss, nearing historical bottom levels. Some tokens saw trading volume spike during panic selling and formed classic 'volume-led recovery' patterns.

Gate Research Daily Report: On April 10, Bitcoin fell to $79,733 and Ethereum to $1,535. Gate.com released its Q1 2025 report. Trump repealed crypto tax rules, marking the first official crypto legislation. Tokenized gold trading volume hit a two-year high. AVAX may gain mainstream ETF access, and top altcoins XCN, AERGO, and ZRC posted notable gains.

As Magic Eden Wallet is delisted and numerous crypto products retract, the Web3 wallet sector is entering a period of consolidation. This article examines the true significance behind wallet project closures through four key dimensions: business models, distribution patterns, security costs, and platform competition. It further discusses the characteristics of wallets likely to endure in the future.

AAVE V4 launched on the Ethereum mainnet in Mar. 2026. This article offers a comprehensive analysis of Aave V4's core upgrades across five key dimensions: architecture, risk isolation, interest rate pricing, liquidation mechanism, and governance cadence. It systematically compares V4 to V3, explores potential impacts and future scaling paths, and enables readers to gain a thorough understanding of the true significance of this mainnet launch.

OnePay, a fintech platform majority-owned by Walmart, is steadily expanding its cryptocurrency offerings. After introducing Bitcoin and Ethereum trading in early 2026, the platform has recently added several crypto assets, including SUI, Polygon, and Arbitrum. OnePay emphasizes that it does not aim to follow hot market trends, but rather selects assets based on marketplace demand, liquidity, and long-term value. The company is progressively developing a super app that integrates banking and digital asset services.

At the EthCC conference in Cannes, France, Gnosis co-founder Friederike Ernst and Zisk founder Jordi Baylina unveiled a new initiative—the Ethereum Economic Zone (EEZ). Co-funded by the Ethereum Foundation, this project aims to create a new rollup architecture that allows various Layer 2 networks to synchronize and interact seamlessly with both the Ethereum mainnet and each other. By enabling cross-chain contract calls within a single trade, the EEZ seeks to resolve persistent challenges related to liquidity and fragmented user experiences across the Ethereum ecosystem.

This article responds to Michael Saylor’s views to explore the practical importance of Bitcoin, emphasizing the primacy of its role as a medium of exchange.

This article explores the true meaning of "community" in the cryptocurrency space and introduces the BARD framework as a tool to evaluate community strength. BARD stands for four key dimensions: Belief, Action, Resilience, and Density. A genuine community is built on shared belief, energized by continuous contributions and actions, proven through resilience during crises, and solidified by close interactions among its members to form a robust social network.

The article analyzes Sun Yuchen's technological infrastructure, business expansion, and brand power building, showcasing his achievements in global payment networks and the integration of traditional power structures.

The U.S. Congress is advancing market structure legislation, marking a critical moment for the crypto industry! This article provides an in-depth analysis of how to protect decentralized finance (DeFi) within legislative frameworks and offers policy recommendations based on the Lummis-Gillibrand Responsible Financial Innovation Act.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of Plume, an infrastructure project in the RWA sector. As a vertically integrated full-stack architecture, Plume aims to tackle core pain points in the RWA market, including fragmentation, regulatory endorsement, and compliance risks. The project manages over 180 ecosystem initiatives across collectibles, alternative assets, and financial instruments. Through its four core suites—Arc, Nexus, Passport, and SkyLink—Plume delivers an end-to-end solution from asset tokenization to DeFi integration.

Gate ETF, or leveraged tokens, are crypto financial instruments that “tokenize” leveraged trading. They allow users to gain amplified price exposure through spot trading without needing margin or a futures account. As the crypto derivatives market evolves, these products are increasingly used to improve capital efficiency and simplify risk management in trending markets.