CoinShares: Asset management scale will reach $7.4 billion by the end of 2025, with a $21.5 million dividend payout

From integrated hardware and software to a trillion-dollar ecosystem: A look into the "Chinese core" of national-level blockchain infrastructure

In the grand narrative of the rapid evolution of global fintech and Web3 today, the East and West are demonstrating fundamentally different underlying logics. While Western crypto narratives mainly focus on scalability of public chains (such as Layer 2 solutions and modular blockchains) and asset securitization through spot ETFs, China is forging a "hardcore" path centered on national-level digital infrastructure, emphasizing large-scale on-chain integration of real economy and real-world assets (RWA). On March 5, 2026, during the first "Representative Passage" at the Fourth Session of the 14th National People's Congress, Deputy Dong Jin, President of Beijing Microchip Blockchain and Edge Computing Research Institute, disclosed a series of industry-shocking data and scientific research achievements. The core point is: China has successfully developed the world's first integrated soft and hard blockchain underlying operating system and launched the world's first 96-core blockchain dedicated acceleration chip. The emergence of this "Chinese chip" not only

NYDIG Latest Report: Bitcoin's Correlation with Tech Stocks is Overestimated, 75% of Price Fluctuations Come from Cryptocurrency Market Factors

NYDIG points out that the recent synchronized movement between Bitcoin and U.S. tech stocks is primarily due to macroeconomic factors rather than structural correlation. Although their prices are similar, Cipolaro emphasizes that the rise in Bitcoin and tech stocks more reflects a common change in liquidity and risk appetite rather than fundamental convergence. Bitcoin's volatility remains mainly driven by its own market factors, and its diversification value in investment portfolios still exists.

ETH Zurich Practical Test of AI Agent Blockchain Consensus Ability: Success Rate Only 41.6%

The ETH Zurich research team tested the Byzantine consensus capability of LLM Agents and found that even without malicious nodes, the effective consensus rate was only 41.6%. As the number of nodes increases, reaching agreement becomes more difficult, and the situation worsens further with the addition of malicious nodes. The study concludes that current LLM Agents are not yet reliable for secure consensus, and decentralized deployment should be approached with caution.

Hedera assists the Reserve Bank of Australia in completing 19 real transactions, verifying 24 tokenization scenarios

The Reserve Bank of Australia successfully completed 19 real financial transactions using Hedera technology under the "Golden Wattle Project," exploring 24 tokenization applications, including bonds and trade finance. This pilot not only confirmed Hedera's technological suitability but also provided practical references for future widespread adoption of tokenized assets by central banks and attracted the attention of other central banks.

NYDIG: 75% Bitcoin volatility does not depend on the stock market; diversification still proves effective

NYDIG's report indicates that while the correlation between Bitcoin and the stock market has risen to 0.5, only 25% of its volatility can be explained by the stock market, with 75% stemming from its own factors. This demonstrates Bitcoin's value for diversification in investment portfolios. Additionally, Bitcoin's long-term growth does not rely on central bank adoption, showcasing a bottom-up continuous expansion potential.