区块链的核心精神在于“去中心化”，这不仅是一项技术革新，更是一场思想革命。它打破了传统权力结构，赋予个人和社区更多的自主权。然而，随着行业的发展，这一革命性的理念正逐渐受到少数寡头企业和中心化交易所的侵蚀，导致去中心化的理想在实践中被扭曲。
如今，许多区块链项目和社区被迫向大型中心化交易所妥协，逐渐偏离了去中心化的轨道。项目方往往需要迎合这些交易所的规则和需求，而这些交易所和风投机构之间的紧密合作更是加剧了这种现象。VC（风险投资）以低成本进入，获得项目的早期筹码，然后通过交易所推高项目的FDV（全面摊薄估值），将高价代币出售给普通投资者，导致大量散户成为“接盘侠”。这种操作不仅破坏了市场的健康发展，也让去中心化的初衷变得形同虚设。

面对这种局面，散户的态度发生了明显变化。他们对传统的VC主导项目逐渐失去信任，转而更青睐那些完全去中心化的Meme币。虽然这些代币常常带有戏谑性质，但它们背后反映出社区自发力量的崛起。这些去中心化的社区币没有VC资本的操纵，依赖的是社区的自发驱动和共识力量，反而更贴合区块链的初衷。这种现象揭示了一个更为深刻的现实：散户愿意参与那些真正代表去中心化理念的项

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The WSJ published an article stating that the Federal Reserve is investigating Tether for violations of Anti-Money Laundering laws and Sanctions Violations.
Here is a summary of the issue👇

+Tether earns more money than Goldman Sachs but employs only a fraction of the former government officials that a traditional bank would hire to run various compliance programs—programs that are almost certainly bound to fail. This could result in fines worth billions of dollars.

+In other words, Tether ch

The Fed’s Rate Cut: A Comparison of Key Moments
The Fed has officially cut interest rates for the first time since 2020. Western media are drawing parallels between this cut and the one in 2007.
So, how does this compare to the Fed’s previous rate cuts in 2001, 2007-2008, and now? Let’s dive into the analysis below!
Comparing Fed's Rate Cuts
2001: Dot-com Bubble and 9/11
In the early 2000s, the dot-com bubble burst, leading to a sharp stock market decline. To respond, the Fed cut interest rates

All warning lights are flashing, yet it seems no one is paying attention. We are nearing the end of a 42-year-long bull market, and the global financial system is teetering on the brink of collapse. With $320 trillion in global debt and the U.S. government burdened with $35 trillion in liabilities, we are sitting on a powder keg ready to explode. Leverage like this? It’s a recipe for disaster, and when it blows, it will be far bigger than anything we’ve seen before.The Federal Reserve cutting in