Bitcoin becomes a key liquidity barometer.
There is a significant correlation between Bitcoin and the global money supply (M2). Research shows that in 83% of time periods, the direction of Bitcoin price changes is consistent with changes in global liquidity. Bitcoin shows a strong correlation with global liquidity. Cryptocurrency and other investors are keeping a close eye on the likely direction of Federal Reserve interest rates, with indicators of a slowing U.S. economy and forecasts of falling inflation playing a key role.
It is worth noting that after the Federal Reserve announced a 50 basis point rate cut in mid-September, the price of Bitcoin quickly rose to $64,000. Institutions and investors such as BlackRock are extremely bullish on Bitcoin, and this bullish momentum has led to a sharp rise in several altcoins, especially in the field of artificial intelligence tokens. The recent surge in the price of artificial intelligence tokens has pushed the market value of artificial intelligence tokens to approximately $36.83 billion.

Lollipop Labs has officially received support from Hong Kong Cyberport and will benefit from Hong Kong Cyberport’s financial support as well as critical network support and opportunities.
 
Lollipop Labs was selected from more than 200 teams to become one of the 12 teams selected to participate in Cyberport’s CCMF Incubation Programme. The plan marks a key step for Lollipop Labs as an important driving force connecting traditional finance and Hong Kong’s digital economy.
 
About Cyberport Incubation Program
 
Cyberport is Hong Kong's digital technology flagship and entrepreneurship incubation base. It is wholly owned and managed by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and is committed to supporting the development of innovative technology and entrepreneurship. As part of the Web3 industry, Lollipop Labs' vision is highly consistent with Cyberport's mission. Both parties are committed to promoting the integration of Hong Kong's new economy and traditional economy, thereby promoting the long-term development of Hong Kong's economy.

WebKey is a smartphone designed for Web3 users, but its value goes far beyond that. With built-in blockchain functionality and cross-chain compatibility, WebKey opens a door to a decentralized world for users. For those who want to easily enter the Web3 world, WebKey provides a convenient and secure solution. In the future, it will not only become the preferred device for new Internet users, but it may also completely change the way we interact with the digital world. The potential of WebKey should never be underestimated.

WorldBrain has been very active this month, launching the highly anticipated beta version of the system APP, followed by a high-profile roadshow at the Kuala Lumpur Web3 Conference in the Malaysian market, and announcing that the ecological currency WBC will soon be listed on top exchanges for secondary trading. Now it has launched a KOL bounty program, and the WorldBrain ecosystem is further expanding and maturing.
In today's digital age, decentralized technology is becoming a key force in promoting innovation and enhancing network freedom. In an environment with high network freedom, KOLs can spread their influence more widely, promote diversified exchange of information, and promote community consensus and value realization.

In the field of blockchain technology, innovation is an inexhaustible driving force for development. British SECURECOIN HOLDING LTD. understands this well and leads the global crypto market with its flagship product - HB-COIN cryptocurrency mixer. This proud innovation not only demonstrates SECURECOIN's leading position in blockchain technology service products, but also symbolizes the company's ambitions in globalization.

High-end technology: HB-COIN's core competitiveness

HB-COIN Mixer is a technologically advanced solution designed for users who pursue the highest level of privacy protection. It uses coinjoin technology to ensure the anonymity of user transactions. It is a model of protecting privacy without sacrificing operational convenience. SECURECOIN HOLDING LTD.'s continuous research and development and optimization of HB-COIN coin mixers are based on the precise grasp of market demand and the unremitting pursuit of technological innovation.

To celebrate the successful completion of the Cancun upgrade, MYX launched the 0-fee airdrop event "Cambrian Explosion". The event time is from 7:00 UTC on March 15 to 13:00 UTC on April 1. During the event, users can enjoy the limited-time zero handling fee privilege when trading on the mainnet. In addition, from the launch of the MYX mainnet to the launch of this "Cambrian Explosion", all transaction fees paid by users (excluding execution fees and GAS fees) will be fully refunded during the event.

In other words, currently, MYX is launching zero-fee trading activities. The main costs of transactions are execution fees and gas. With the Cancun upgrade, gas and execution have been significantly reduced by about 80%, basically costing zero. MYX Cambrian plans to issue 2,000 W tokens in 28 days, with an average daily distribution of 72W, calculated based on the use of 1WU principal and 20X leverage

Cryptocurrency enthusiasts, take note! I have big news to tell you today! According to Lookonchain, the computing power platform that provides supercomputing supply for global AI - PrismNET is about to be launched. Its platform token PNC will allow early investors to reap huge investment returns after it is launched. It is understood that early users who hold PNC will also Have many rights and want to know more? Follow them on Twitter: https://twitter.com/prism_net

At present, Ethereum has become the most widely used public chain, with the latest market value reaching 271 billion US dollars (on December 6th), which is comparable to the value of a large Internet company. The ecological development is huge, and many projects have been grafted onto the Ethereum public chain for verification. , but I have to say that the speed is far from the high-speed and timely verification required today.Currently, Ethereum blocks require 64 to 95 slots (~15 minutes) to achieve finality. This is reasonable and a compromise on the decentralization/finality time/cost curve: 15 minutes is not too long and is comparable to confirmation times on existing exchanges, and it allows users to Even though there are a large number of validators because the deposit size is 32 ETH (instead of the 1500 ETH required in the previous period). However, there are still good reasons to reduce the finality time to one slot.​

In which countries are cryptocurrencies legal? Cryptocurrencies are currently legal in 119 countries and four British overseas territories. This means that more than half of the countries in the world have legalized cryptocurrencies. 64.7% of countries that have legalized cryptocurrencies are emerging and developing countries from the Asian and African continents. However, of the 119 countries that have legalized cryptocurrencies, 20 (16.8%) have implemented banking bans. These bans restrict financial institutions from interacting with cryptocurrency exchanges or users. Europe leads the way with 39 countries recognizing the legality of cryptocurrencies Europe is at the forefront of global cryptocurrency legalization, with 39 (95.1%) of the 41 countries analyzed recognizing their legality. North Macedonia is the only European country where cryptocurrencies are illegal, while the situation in Moldova remains unclear. Of the 31 countries in the Americas, 24 (77.4%) recognize cryptocurrencies as legal. Bolivia is the only exception, deeming cryptocurrencies illegal. Six American countries – Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Nicaragua, Paraguay and Uruguay – have yet to establish an official stance on cryptocurrencies. In Africa, only 17 out of 44 countries (38.6%) have legalized cryptocurrencies, while 35 out of 45 countries in Asia (77.7%) recognize cryptocurrencies as legal. How many countries have encryption laws in place? Of the 119 countries where cryptocurrencies are legal, only 62 (52.1%) have comprehensive regulations. This number has increased by 53.2% since 2018, when only 33 jurisdictions had cryptocurrency regulations in place. Of the 62 countries that have enacted regulations, 36 (58.0%) are independent countries, 22 (35.5%) are members of the European Union (EU), and 4 (6.5%) are British overseas territories. It is worth noting that half of these countries are advanced economies and the remaining half are emerging and developing economies. Half of the countries that have legalized cryptocurrencies have yet to implement a strong regulatory framework. The gap between legalization and full regulation raises potential concerns about investor protection and transparency for businesses operating in the cryptocurrency space in these countries. Instead, some countries have taken the approach of adapting existing regulatory frameworks to cover cryptocurrencies rather than creating entirely new regulations.This approach typically involves applying established tax and anti-money laundering and counter-financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) laws to cryptocurrency transactions and activities. Major developed economies such as France, Japan and Germany have successfully established cryptocurrency regulatory frameworks. In contrast, other major developed economies such as Italy, the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom face challenges in implementing comprehensive cryptocurrency regulation. The complexity of the regulatory process is compounded by the multiple governments and financial regulators in these countries. EU member states, on the other hand, adhere to EU-wide regulations regarding crypto-assets. These regulations provide a more unified approach to cryptocurrency regulation within the EU. Which countries use cryptocurrencies as legal tender? Only two countries, El Salvador and the Central African Republic (CAR), have adopted cryptocurrencies as legal tender. Of these, El Salvador remains the only country actively using cryptocurrencies as legal tender today. El Salvador made history in August 2021 when it legalized Bitcoin with the passage of its Bitcoin Law. The landmark legislation cements Bitcoin’s status as legal tender and its automatic convertibility into U.S. dollars. In January 2023, El Salvador took another step toward embracing Bitcoin by passing the Digital Securities Law. The law classifies Bitcoin as a “digital commodity” and all other crypto-assets as “securities.” Despite these progressive steps, Bitcoin adoption remains relatively low in El Salvador. According to Triple-A’s Cryptocurrency Ownership Study, only 1.72% of the country’s population owns crypto assets. Additionally, El Salvador ranks 55th in the Cryptocurrency Adoption Index. The Central African Republic (CAR) became the first African country and the second globally to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender in April 2022. The decision drew mixed reactions, with some praising it as a step toward financial inclusion and others expressing concern about the potential impact on the country's already fragile economy. However, CAR’s Bitcoin experiment proved short-lived. In March 2023, the government reversed its decision to legalize Bitcoin. The culmination of economic challenges is believed to be the reason for this failure.These challenges include high poverty levels, low internet penetration, and limited electricity supply, all of which make widespread adoption of Bitcoin as a fiat currency difficult to achieve. Which countries are neutral towards cryptocurrencies? Of the 166 countries analyzed, 25 are considered “crypto-neutral” as they do not give a clear legal status to the use of cryptocurrencies. Central banks and governments in 24 of these countries have either implicitly banned or demonstrated serious concerns and restrictions on the use of cryptocurrencies. Uruguay, on the other hand, is an exception, showing a more cautious optimism. Although cryptocurrencies remain unregulated in Uruguay, the central bank has actively evaluated cryptocurrency pilot projects with a focus on developing risk-based regulations. Additionally, the country has proposed a crypto bill that, if approved, would introduce the first regulatory framework for cryptocurrency exchanges and services in Uruguay. The 22 countries that have deemed cryptocurrencies illegal have adopted stricter measures to completely ban the use and trading of cryptocurrencies within their borders. This represents a significant increase from the 9 countries that banned cryptocurrencies in 2021, to 13 countries. The majority of these countries (13) are located in Africa, with an additional seven countries located in Asia. North Macedonia in Europe and Bolivia in the Americas represent the only countries in their respective regions to implement explicit cryptocurrency bans. Despite its illegal status, cryptocurrency ownership persists in China, Egypt, and other countries An estimated 4.08% of China’s total population, or 58 million people, currently own cryptocurrencies. As a result, despite China’s total ban on cryptocurrency activities since 2017, it still has the second-largest cryptocurrency ownership in the world. Data from Triple-A’s Cryptocurrency Ownership Report further shows that digital asset ownership remains prevalent in the following regions: In Egypt, cryptocurrency trading has been declared illegal or prohibited under Islamic law. It is estimated that 2.95% of the total population (3.3 million people) currently own cryptocurrencies. In Bangladesh, cryptocurrencies have been banned since 2014. An estimated 2.43% of the total population (4.2 million people) currently owns cryptocurrencies.In Bolivia, the government calls Bitcoin a “pyramid scheme.” It is estimated that 1.98% of the total population (246,000 people) currently own cryptocurrencies. In Iraq, cryptocurrency trading is punishable by money laundering-related charges. It is estimated that 1.81% of the total population (822,000 people) currently own cryptocurrencies. In Myanmar, owning or trading crypto assets can result in jail time or fines. It is estimated that 1.44% of the total population (785,000 people) currently own cryptocurrencies. This is despite strict rules and penalties for the use of cryptocurrencies. Four Banned Countries Rank High in Global Cryptocurrency Adoption Despite their outright bans on cryptocurrencies, Egypt, Nepal, Morocco, and China ranked among the top 30 countries in Chainalysis’ 2022 Global Cryptocurrency Adoption Index. The index goes beyond pure ownership to assess the relative levels of cryptocurrency participation across countries. It highlighted that despite legal restrictions, these countries still exhibit high levels of cryptocurrency usage.