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In 2024, the industry and market are undergoing a dramatic reshuffling. Against the backdrop of many VC-backed projects failing to deliver, memes have surged to become an undeniable new force. However, behind this meme craze, what transformations have taken place? From a VC's perspective, how should we participate in this trend? These are questions that merit deep exploration.

Elon Musk changed his Twitter profile picture to Kekius Maximus, sparking a craze in the meme market. The name Kekius Maximus is derived from Pepe the Frog culture, associated with ancient Egyptian mythology and internet slang "Kek." This article will delve into the cultural background of Kekius Maximus and discuss meme tokens related to it, such as $KM and $KEKIUS, and how they have gained popularity on the Solana and ETH chains, while also cautioning investors to be aware of the risks associated with meme tokens.

This article takes stock of popular public chain leading inscriptions other than Bitcoin, discusses the market performance of these inscriptions, and whether behind the craze is innovation outside the circle or blind following the trend.

The craze for meme coins in the Solana ecosystem continues to heat up. Through airdrops and US stock-related meme coins, it has demonstrated unique market vitality and the double-edged sword characteristics of investment.

During last year’s inscription craze and this year’s Runes, many people were unclear about the address types of BTC and it was very confusing. Today we will use eight questions to help you understand clearly.

This article compares the Ordinals and RGB protocols in terms of security, scalability, transaction fees, and speed, and analyzes the potential future direction of the RGB narrative.

This article introduces the origin of memes and analyzes the reasons behind their popularity.

This article introduces in detailRunes protocol and analysis of its advantages and disadvantages.

This article introduces U.S. stock companies related to the encryption industry.

This article provides a comprehensive guide to practical tools, including project discovery, smart money tracking, data analysis, trading tools and security tools, designed to help investors make informed investment decisions amid the Meme coin craze.

After the Token Issuance Frenzy Sparked by Trump, Tech Moguls Have Followed Suit, with McAfee's Widow Releasing $Ainti and Vine's Founder Launching $Vine Memecoin. More Web1.0 and Web2.0 Companies May Join the Crypto Craze.

Yearn.finance is a decentralized smart financial product built on Ethereum. It implements algorithms to shift assets between different smart contracts to attain the highest yields. Yearn.finance launched the YFI token in July 2020. Its price soared from $3 to $30,000 within one month, which rapidly attracted a large number of investors. Its founder, Andre Cronje, is a South African fintech developer. He created Yearn.finance when he realized that different DeFi applications offer different yields. Users flocked to Yearn.finance soon after it was launched. Its market cap reached $1.5 billion by September 2020. Data shows that its total value locked in the network exceeded $6 billion at its peak in November 2021. How did the craze sweep the whole crypto space? How does it work? Let’s explore.

This article starts with the mystery box craze of the Web2 era, exploring its conferred scarcity value and aspects of social identity, and further extends to the NFT mechanisms, interaction methods, and rights structures of the Web3 era. It also analyzes how to build a community that resonates with people to promote deeper interaction and participation.

BOB's vision is to introduce Bitcoin as a settlement layer. As an innovative L2 technology stack, BOB not only inherits the security of Bitcoin, but is also compatible with EVM. With its launch on the main network and the improvement of more functions, it remains to be seen whether it can promote the Bitcoin L2 craze and become an important force in the Bitcoin DeFi field, promoting the development and prosperity of the entire ecosystem.

This article reviews the historical "alt-season" phenomenon in the cryptocurrency market, exploring the market's boom and bust across different cycles, including the first "alt-season" in 2012-2013, the ICO craze of 2017, and the rise of DeFi, NFTs, and meme coins in 2021. The author reminds investors of the extreme volatility and high risks in the market, emphasizing the importance of taking profits, risk management, and focusing on long-term investments.