Chain Exploration

Short-seller Jim Chanos exposes the truth: 2021 SPAC bubble playbooks are back—issuing debt to buy crypto, no real operations, and daily $100M+ funding announcements. Before investing, ask:
– Does the company have actual bussines beyond “crypto hoarding”?
– Did it really use all funds to buy crypto?
– Are institutions already exiting post-lockup?

From legislative hurdles to presidential approval, this cross-party consensus signals crypto’s shift from the margins to the mainstream. As Trump put it, the “greatest revolution” in fintech may have just begun.

these bills are driving three mega-trends: institutional capital inflows, crypto-traditional finance integration and a Web3 startup boom.

What if blockchain could fractionalize real estate, letting global users invest and trade directly on-chain, breaking down raditional finance’s barriers and geographic limits?
Today, that idea has grown into layEstates, a multi-million-dollar RWA project. It attracted over 10,000 users without public marketing, and its first $350,000 assets sold out in two and a half weeks. What’s its secret?

privacy protection and cross-chain collaboration need zero-knowledge proofs and other tech to solve. But one thing is clear—when agents can collaborate as efficiently as human teams, a new economic ecosystem is accelerating toward us.

While Hyperliquid is built for trading, developers have expanded its use cases—from DeFi-integrated RPGs to creator monetization tools. Most projects are early-stage, but some are live and growing, proving Hyperliquid is more than just a perpetual contract liquidity pool.

Every faith revival starts in the market’s coldest hour. After the crash, ETH’s token structure is “clean,” and marginal capital inflows could trigger a price rebound. While prices oscillate, value is quietly transforming—ETH may truly be back.