In early 2025, as market Liquidity tightens, many story-driven alts experience a big dump, while "utility Tokens" based on real cash flow, such as Uniswap and Aave, rise against the trend. Funds gradually flow back into these projects that can provide auditable income, reflecting a shift in market preference towards quantifiable cash flow, which is expected to reshape the encryption valuation system.

Recently, Bitcoin and alts have achieved a pump through Grid Trading strategies, but a bull run pullback is inevitable. The article lists various blue-chip coins' buying ranges and targets, emphasizing the importance of smart buying and patience, as the alt season has not fully arrived.

Bitcoin Asia 2025 will be held in Hong Kong from August 28 to 29, focusing on the development of Bitcoin in Asia, gathering leaders from government, finance, technology, and other fields to discuss the future of digital assets and regulatory progress. This conference not only covers finance but also emphasizes the importance of Bitcoin as a cultural movement.

The prospects of Crypto Assets as a mainstream payment method in e-commerce have long been highly anticipated. Theoretically, its advantages such as irreversible transactions, low fees, and instant cross-border payments seem to perfectly address the pain points of traditional payment systems. However, in reality, the adoption of Crypto Assets in the e-commerce sector has been sluggish. It is only in recent years, with the increase in market maturity and technological advances, that this situation has begun to shift. This article will delve into the adoption history of Crypto Assets in the e-commerce field, from the gap between early expectations and reality, to the critical role of network effects, and finally to the new possibilities brought by stablecoins, revealing the core logic and future direction behind it.
The gap between early expectations and reality: Why haven't theoretical advantages been translated into market acceptance?
Around 2014, with the first price bubble of Bitcoin at the end of 2013 (although smaller in scale by 2017 standards), Crypto Assets first entered the mainstream. At that time, the industry was generally optimistic.

With the proposal for the launch of the Korean won stablecoin sparking heated discussions, supporters hope to promote its use in K-pop transactions to enhance cross-border payment efficiency. However, consumers still lack understanding of stablecoins, and there is considerable market competition pressure. Implementation still needs to focus on the actual application benefits and user experience.

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Recently, the Web3 identity layer project Solo announced the completion of a $1.2 million Pre-Seed round of financing. This round was led by Draper Associates, with Velocity Capital participating, and strategic angels Brian Retford, founder of RISC Zero, and Matt Katz, founder of Caldera, also joining the investment. This round of financing further positions Solo as a highly regarded player in the Web3 identity sector.