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Barclays' report indicates that the cryptocurrency market is facing a lack of short-term positive catalysts, with spot trading volume expected to decline by 2026 and market enthusiasm waning. Although regulatory progress and tokenized finance have potential, they cannot resolve revenue pressures in the short term. Companies like Coinbase need to patiently wait for the long-term effectiveness of their strategies, and market participants should prepare for the long haul.

The Financial Supervisory Commission recently proposed new guidelines for virtual asset regulation, including virtual currency operators under the management of quasi-financial institutions, implementing stricter supervision, increasing law enforcement efforts, and conducting inspections on anti-money laundering and anti-fraud measures. In the future, eight sub-laws will be enacted to strengthen market order, especially regulating the issuance and management of stablecoins, to protect consumers and promote market stability.

Jed McCaleb, a prominent entrepreneur in the cryptocurrency industry, is accelerating funding negotiations for his commercial space station company, Vast, valued at $2 billion. Their "Haven" project aims to launch the first commercial space station by 2026, supported by a $300 million funding round.

The U.S. quantum computing sector is experiencing a bullish trend, propelled by government support and significant technological advancements, notably Google's successful simulation with its Willow chip. Amid rising stock prices, the sector stands in contrast to declines in other markets like Tesla, highlighting selective investor interest.

The essay discusses the prevalence of traps in the cryptocurrency market, focusing on bull and bear traps driven by leverage and market psychology. It examines the mechanics behind these traps, the importance of liquidity, and practical strategies to avoid them by verifying breakouts and retests.

The tax treatment of cryptocurrency differs significantly between Japan and the U.S., impacting taxpayer burdens. Japan classifies it as miscellaneous income with progressive rates, while the U.S. treats it as an asset, applying capital gains tax based on holding periods.

Trump's unexpected statement on the Fed Chair candidate changed market expectations, leading to a decrease in the probability of Hassett's election and an increase in Warsh's chances. Bitcoin prices subsequently declined, and the market's re-pricing of monetary policy also caused short-term volatility in crypto assets.

Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) are becoming one of the most promising directions in the crypto ecosystem. The concept may sound complex, but the underlying logic is quite straightforward—using blockchain and Token incentives to enable ordinary people to participate in the construction and operation of infrastructure and earn rewards.
From Centralization to Decentralization: The Core Logic of DePIN
Traditional infrastructure operation models are usually monopolized by large companies. For example, platforms like Uber rely on drivers contributing vehicles and services, while the platform controls all pricing and revenue sharing, giving drivers very little say. DePIN aims to change this pattern.
The core of DePIN is a simple value exchange: providers contribute physical resources (such as sensors

The evolution of cryptocurrency mining machines from early CPUs to specialized ASICs highlights advancements that shape future mining strategies. These historical shifts illustrate the importance of efficiency, cost, and market adaptability in mining practices.

Introduction: A Historic Turning Point in the Cryptocurrency Market
2026 will be recorded as a crucial turning point in the history of cryptocurrency development. The market, once dominated by individual investor sentiment and the Bitcoin halving mechanism, is now undergoing a fundamental transformation. Recent analysis reports from major financial institutions, including Fidelity, send a clear message — the official beginning of the Institutional Era.
The movement of sovereign states like Brazil and Kyrgyzstan incorporating digital assets into their reserves is accelerating, and traditional asset management giants are entering the space one after another. The once-prevailing "4-year cycle theory" has already lost its validity.

This essay explores essential cryptocurrency slang used by Bitcoin investors, including terms like FOMO, HODL, and market dynamics. It delves into psychological influences, investment strategies, and community culture that shape the crypto landscape.

The essay discusses the impact of currency fluctuations on the conversion of 1500 euros to Japanese yen, highlighting its significance in investment strategy and cryptocurrency markets. It emphasizes the importance of monitoring exchange rates and economic conditions for optimal investment decisions.