1. Analyzing the phenomenon of MEME tokens from a game theory perspective: The rise of AI, DeSci, and memes
MEME tokens like DOGE, PEPE, and SHIB derive their uniqueness from complex speculative motives, community collaborative behavior, the spread of meme culture, and the impact of emerging technologies (such as AI) on the market. From the perspective of game theory, MEME tokens present multiple interactions of collective belief, coordinated behavior, and market speculation, providing new ideas for analyzing financial market behavior. Click to read
2. Do the wealthy desire immortality? What is the recently popular DeSci?
Decentralized Science (DeSci) is not actually a new concept; as early as last March, the research institution Messrai published a related report. Recently, this sector has regained market attention, largely due to Binance's investment in BIO Protocol. Click to read
3. Selling MEME culture: Wealth secret or bubble trap?
From a historical perspective, memes have always been part of human experience, representing the transfer of cultural products across generations—these ideas are enduring, significant, and develop like a snowball through various eras. Memes are the focus of society, carrying value in the form of collective influence. Click to read
4. Sky launches USDS stablecoin on Solana
The decentralized finance lending protocol Sky (formerly known as Maker) has deployed its USDS stablecoin on Solana to enter the continuously evolving decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem of blockchain. Click to read
5. Will there be a raging bull market this year?
The stock market's trends certainly require confidence. There are two types of confidence: long-term confidence and short-term confidence. Establishing long-term confidence requires fundamental institutional guarantees. I would like to quote Mr. Buffett: the reason he has long-term confidence in the American stock market and American businesses is that he believes America can always adhere to a market economy and the rule of law. Click to read
