1. Solana AI Hackathon: A Review of 12 Quality Projects

The Solana AI Hackathon submissions have ended. Here are the 12 most interesting projects, several of which have the potential to become winners. Click to read.

2. 2025: How Will Ethereum Embrace AI Entities and Significant Upgrades?

Analysts and experts say that AI entities, a series of important network upgrades, and improvements in the U.S. regulatory environment are all reasons for Ethereum fans to be filled with anticipation for 2025. Click to read.

3. How Does Traditional Finance Unintentionally Drive Up Bitcoin Prices?

After eight consecutive weeks of growth, the crypto market has finally seen some pullback. However, my bullish sentiment towards Bitcoin is stronger than ever, even though we are currently in a price exploration zone. The reason is simple: as an asset class, Bitcoin is gradually entering the (3,3) system of traditional finance (TradFi). Click to read.

4. Why Should AI Framework Standards Move Towards 'Chainification'?

Many people still do not understand why I have been calling for AI framework standard project parties to move towards 'chainification'. Perhaps during the previous two bull and bear cycles, Chain infra carried too many expectations, and now that we have finally arrived at the AI Agent 'application' era, there is a sense of dread towards 'chains'. However, for AI Agents to make more reliable autonomous decisions and collaborate effectively, they must inevitably trend towards 'chainification'. Click to read.

5. Blockworks: What Are the Five Major Changes in the Crypto Space in 2025?

In the mid-16th century, Nostradamus made 942 prophecies over 8 years. It is said that he dictated each prophecy to his secretary as a poem. This was because he was under the influence of large doses of nutmeg, which caused hallucinations. This article presents five cryptocurrency predictions that may fully materialize by 2025. If they do not come true, they can easily be repeated over hundreds of years, just like Nostradamus's predictions. Click to read.