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Has everyone started earning XP on the DeFi App? I always feel that something is off, I did some calculations, and it seems there is a risk of backlash. First, the official announced two major $HOME airdrop incentives: One is a user with a reward of 125 million tokens, worth over 4 million dollars. Second, the S2 application offers a reward of 1 billion tokens, valued at over 34 million dollars.

The recently launched "stablecoin regulations" in Hong Kong have sparked widespread discussion in the industry. Will this new policy promote the compliant development of the stablecoin market, or could it potentially hinder innovation in the industry? This question deserves in-depth exploration. According to the regulations, the issuance of fiat stablecoins or stablecoins pegged to the Hong Kong dollar requires a license from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. It is worth noting that this regulation has a 6-month transition period, ending on February 1, 2026. The situation is slightly different for globally recognized stablecoins such as Circle's USDC and Tether's USDT. Since they are not issued in Hong Kong and are not pegged to the Hong Kong dollar, they theoretically do not need to apply for a Hong Kong license. Furthermore, their over-the-counter (OTC) trading in Hong Kong is not directly regulated by this regulation. However, if these international stablecoin issuers wish to obtain a license in Hong Kong, they will face stricter scrutiny. In addition to needing to comply with KYC (Know Your Customer) rules, they may also need to meet other qualifying requirements. It is worth noting that if a license is not applied for or approved after the transition period and operations in Hong Kong continue, the responsible parties may face a maximum penalty of six months in prison. This harsh measure undoubtedly serves as a wake-up call for market participants. Will this move affect Hong Kong's status as an international financial center? Or will it bring a more regulated development environment for the stablecoin market? These questions remain to be answered by time. In any case, the introduction of this policy marks an important step for Hong Kong in strengthening digital asset regulation and provides a reference for the formulation of relevant policies in other global financial centers.

Investment guru Warren Buffett once made sharp criticisms of Bitcoin, calling it "worthless" and "rat poison squared." However, fate seems to have played a huge joke on this legendary investor. Since Buffett made these remarks, the price of Bitcoin has not fallen but instead risen dramatically by 1089%, a dramatic turnaround that has left many people astonished. This phenomenon has sparked in-depth reflections on the relationship between traditional investment concepts and emerging digital assets. On one hand, we see the traditional investment philosophy represented by Buffett, which emphasizes tangible assets and stable cash flows; on the other hand, the world of cryptocurrencies champions principles of decentralization and scarcity. The collision between these two radically different investment philosophies not only challenges traditional valuation standards but also brings unprecedented changes to the financial markets. This astonishing price movement inevitably raises the question: Did Buffett misjudge the development trend of digital currencies, or should cryptocurrencies not be measured by traditional value standards? The answer to this question may not be simple, but Bitcoin's performance undoubtedly taught a lesson to those investors who blindly follow authoritative opinions. Looking back at this history, it is not hard to imagine the regret of those investors who followed Buffett's advice and liquidated their Bitcoin holdings. This event once again proves that in the rapidly changing financial world, it is crucial to maintain an open mind and independent judgment. Whether traditional investment masters or emerging technology advocates, everyone needs to continuously learn and adapt to new changes in the market. In the end, the lesson this story teaches us is that in the investment field, there are no forever accurate predictions. Even the most successful investors may misjudge when facing emerging technologies and innovative concepts. For investors, the key is to have a comprehensive understanding of the market, rationally analyze various viewpoints, and make decisions based on their own judgments. The rise of Bitcoin reminds us that the financial world is undergoing profound changes, and this process is filled with opportunities and challenges.