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Author: Connor Dempsey

Compiled by: Deep Tide TechFlow

Deep Tide Introduction: Connor Dempsey is a veteran in the cryptocurrency industry, having worked at Circle, Messari, and Coinbase Ventures. Currently, he is responsible for marketing at Crossmint. In this brief commentary, he presents a viewpoint: China is promoting AI companies to go public at reasonable valuations quickly under the logic of 'common prosperity,' while their American counterparts will not IPO until the end of 2026, by which time valuations may be 100 times those of Chinese companies. The AI IPO boom will continue to siphon market funds, putting pressure on cryptocurrency in the short term, but 2026 may be a good year for early investments.

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Dear user:
The one-stop AI Agent built on the OpenClaw open-source ecosystem — Binance Ai Pro will officially launch public testing on March 25, 2026, at 15:00 (UTC+8). You can activate and use it through the Binance Ai feature in the Binance App on Android, or directly access it from the top entry on the Binance official website to experience the smart trading assistant.
Core features and advantages
One-click activation, automatic cloud service setup, model configuration, and association with tradable accounts, simple operation, and easy to use.

Although the name 'Bitcoin Emperor' sounds a bit juvenile, he lives up to his name as a top-tier trader in the crypto space.
He turned an account of 1500 USD into 23.97 million USD, equivalent to over 170 million RMB. His attention far surpasses that of contemporaries like Fei Zhai and Ban Mu Xia.
He said that his first ten million took the longest and was the most painful; during this time, the trading system was constantly being reshaped and refined, taking him a full year and a half.
The second ten million took three months, the third ten million only took forty days, and the fourth ten million took 5 days. The remaining 75% of the funds were earned in just the last six months. He said this process is what Buffett refers to as compound interest, which is quite magical.

Author: Radigan Carter

Translated by: Deep Tide TechFlow

Deep Tide Reading: The context of this analysis itself explains everything — the author wrote this four-stage market framework while evacuating his family from Oman and dealing with missile attacks.

He does not attempt to predict the outcome, but rather deduces the most likely intermediate path: 6 weeks is the critical point for inflation transmission, July-August is the buying window, and in September the Federal Reserve will be forced to cut interest rates.

This is one of the most information-dense and credible analyses of the Iranian war market to date.

The full text is as follows:

In the past week, while evacuating my wife and dealing with the attacks in Oman, I have intermittently completed this analysis. This represents my current thoughts on how this war will affect the market in the next 6 to 12 months. I am not making predictions; I just want to outline the most likely intermediate path so that I can make corresponding adjustments as events unfold.

Author: Ben Basche

Translated by: Deep Tide TechFlow

Deep Tide Guide: 'In the gold rush, selling shovels' used to be the golden rule in the entrepreneurial circle. But in the era of AI, this logic has failed—because miners have opened their own hardware stores. OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google are systematically swallowing middleware layers, programming assistants, browser automation, and other entrepreneurial tracks. Author Ben Basche believes that the AI companies that can truly survive are not the ones selling tools, but the 'jewelers' who use AI as raw materials in vertical fields—delving into specific industries, mastering local knowledge, and possessing irreplaceable context.

Last night, I held my urine and stared at the market, seeing an excellent abnormal data point. I originally wanted to quickly post an article in the square to show off.
As a result, I was so sleepy that I couldn't keep my eyes open halfway through typing, so I threw my phone and fell asleep. When I woke up, the market had flown away, and the opportunity to show off was gone.
When I saw the official announcement from Binance about Binance Square AI Skills (API open), I felt this was an opportunity.
This thing is not for you to do research; it's just a paid substitute for 24 hours for everyone.
I dug a bit into the official Binance Skills Hub (see my attached image) and found that things are much scarier than just automated posting. They have directly rolled out a set of industrial pipelines for traders.

Author: Zheng Minfang

Source: Wall Street Insights

While OpenAI across the ocean seems to have pressed the 'pause' button on the AI generation model Sora, China's tech giants have launched a counterattack in this field.

Recently, ByteDance's latest AI video generation model Seedance 2.0 was launched, quickly igniting the internet with advantages such as multimodal input, self-camera operation, and consistency.

Feng Ji, the founder of Game Science, provided a weighty judgment after an in-depth experience: "The content field will inevitably face unprecedented inflation."

Feng Ji's prophecy is not alarmist.

Source: Andreessen Horowitz

Compiled by: Xinyi Fan, Z Finance

In today's AI era, where refresh rates determine life and death, distribution is no longer just part of a growth strategy, but a core variable for product success or failure. The update frequency of foundational models and underlying tools is almost weekly, and the product iteration window has been compressed to the extreme, with user attention being highly fragmented. In such an environment, the traditional 'moat' is disappearing, replaced by speed and momentum—whoever can occupy the psychological high ground of users first can break through in a homogenized competition.

Written by: Prathik Desai

Compiled by: Block Unicorn

Introduction

Mr. Kennedy made his fortune during Prohibition (1920-1933, a period when the sale, production, and distribution of alcoholic beverages were banned in the U.S.) by running a liquor business, and after Prohibition ended, he became the first chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. It is said that President Roosevelt remarked, 'Let a thief catch a thief' when discussing this appointment. Kennedy then fervently cleaned up Wall Street, implementing rules that still govern securities markets today.

A similar story in the modern cryptocurrency field is OKX's transformation from a regulatory outcast to a potential IPO candidate.

Written by: Sanqing

Introduction

On June 25, the Hong Kong stock and crypto markets exhibited a rare simultaneous movement: Guotai Junan International (01788.HK) surged in the afternoon, closing up nearly 200%; the platform token HSK of HashKey Exchange soared over 70% on the same day. This was not coincidental.

A notice of 'upgrade of virtual asset service qualifications' triggered the market's re-evaluation of 'compliance dividends', pushing traditional brokers and compliant crypto platforms into the market spotlight.

I. Event Summary

On that day in the morning, the Hong Kong stock broker sector rapidly strengthened, with Guotai Junan International opening high at 1.25 HKD and continuously rising, reaching a peak of 2.5 HKD during the day, and then experiencing a surge of trading limit, closing at 3.66 HKD, up 198% for the day, with transaction volume hitting a historical high. Other Chinese brokers in the same sector, such as Shenwan Hongyuan Hong Kong and Hongye Futures, also strengthened synchronously, with the A-share broker sector following suit in the afternoon.

Written by: Niu Xiaojing

How much can a channel be worth?

We begin with an ancient yet epoch-making story.

In 1859, the Suez Canal began construction, taking a full ten years to dig a man-made waterway connecting the Mediterranean and the Red Sea. It cost 416 million francs at the time, equivalent to 1.5% of France's GDP. Today, this is an investment comparable to national-level infrastructure.

Why was such a great cost incurred to dig a 'man-made river' back then?

Look at a set of data and you'll understand:

Every ship passing through the Suez pays about $250,000;

"When central banks start playing with blockchain, the death knell for informal stablecoins has sounded!"
—— Pan Gongsheng's statement is not a technical outlook but a 'critical notice' for private stablecoins like USDT and USDC!
Plain Language Breakdown: The National Team's Dimensional Assault
President Pan's statement about 'blockchain promoting central bank digital currencies' translates to three layers of meaning:
The first strike against traditional finance: Using distributed ledger (global synchronized ledger) to paralyze dollar cross-border settlements
Second Strike on Stablecoins: After the launch of various countries' central bank digital currencies (CBDC), USDT, an 'informal IOU' without national backing, could turn into worthless paper at any time.