Original | Odaily Planet Daily (@OdailyChina) Author | jk "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks" "The Chancellor is on the brink of a second bailout for banks." — Satoshi Nakamoto, Genesis Block Introduction: Two eras, one question On October 31, 2008, as the global financial system teetered on the brink in the aftermath of the subprime mortgage crisis, a person named Satoshi Nakamoto...

The cryptocurrency market continues to be sluggish, with DAT companies' stock prices dropping significantly more than Bitcoin. Leading companies like Strategy and Marathon are facing dual pressure, with stock price corrections exceeding 20%. The DAT model presents both high-leverage investment opportunities and risks of negative feedback loops, and in the future, it will need to rely on differentiated competition to break through.

Introduction: A Game of Rights Based on Probability Imagine a place where you can bet on anything: Who will be the next President of the United States? Will the Federal Reserve lower interest rates next month? Or even, can your favorite actor win this year's Oscar? In 2025, the prediction market experienced a genuine "explosive growth." Just in the third week of October, the weekly trading volume surpassed the $2 billion mark for the first time, setting a record high for the platform in its history. The entire market is heating up. This is not a slow evolution; it is a sudden gold rush. Behind this explosion are three powerful forces...

This marks the formation of the infrastructure for the Agentic Economy: AI has gained payment capabilities, creators have an ecosystem for automatic settlement, and platforms have become the stage for collaboration among all things.

Since Trump took office as President of the United States, Bitcoin's performance has significantly lagged behind the S&P 500 Index and the Nasdaq Index, but it is currently not a crash, rather a market reconstruction.

The dollar stablecoin-dominated crypto world is quietly being disrupted, with the different paths of the three Asian powerhouses reflecting the deep game of financial digitization. The three major financial centers in Asia are embracing the stablecoin era with their own distinct strategies. On October 27, at the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Noriyoshi Okabe, president of the Japanese fintech company JPYC Inc., announced the launch of Japan's first compliant yen stablecoin, JPYC, calling it "an important milestone in the history of Japanese currency." Meanwhile, Hong Kong...

Federal Reserve officials are cautious about interest rate cuts, with inflation issues still under scrutiny; large transfers of Bitcoin and Ethereum by Grayscale and BlackRock have attracted market attention; Tether's net profit in the first three quarters exceeded $10 billion, with USDT circulation reaching $174 billion.

Ether rose on heavier trading, then slipped after an upper-band rejection, leaving a tighter range and a clear set of checkpoints above and below.

Transaction revenue hit $1.05 billion, but price targets range from $266 to $510 as Wall Street debates whether growth can outpace rising costs.

Can this "reactivation" of the underlying protocols and standards of the internet become the key to bridging the gap between "convenience" and "openness"?

The investment bank reversed its bearish call on Coinbase, citing renewed crypto momentum and potential U.S. regulatory breakthroughs.

1. On-chain funds: $18.4M flowed into Starknet today; $28.2M flowed out of Arbitrum 2. Maximum price fluctuation: $PIPPIN, $FIGR_HELOC 3. Top news: ZEC breaks $370, up over 6% in 24 hours

This article outlines Consensys's business lines, reviews Consensys's glorious journey, and analyzes the multiple factors that are favorable for Consensys's listing.