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Turbos Launchpad's seventh project RWADEPIN will be launched today Sui ecological project Turbos Finance announced on the X platform that its zero-commission IDO platform Turbos Launchpad has launched the seventh project RWADEPIN. The project has a $100 investment threshold, a combination of Ethereum and SUI technology, and a complete RWA ecosystem covering trading markets, Launchpad, Launchpool and master nodes to create a low-threshold, high-efficiency one-stop real-asset investment platform. The IDO will start at 19:00 on May 10th, Beijing time, and end at 19:00 on May 13th. The IDO fundraising unit price is $0.007, TGE unlocks 30%, and the remaining 6 months are linearly released. Users are supported to participate using USDC and TURBOS.

According to reports, the US Treasury Department is looking into a $75 million investment by Benchmark Capital in the Chinese company Manus AI. This now escalates the tech rivalry between the US and China and the desire of the US to maintain its position at the forefront. Officials from the department recently asked the Silicon Valley company if the funding is covered by new rules that limit investments in AI and other important technologies going to China. The law, which is based on the Outbound Investment Security Program, was part of an order made by President Joe Biden in 2023. However, it didn’t become law until earlier this year. It dictates that anyone or any organization in the US has to tell the Treasury Department about any investments they make in key areas like AI that could “accelerate and increase the success of the development of sensitive technologies” that are not in the US’s best interests. In March, Manus released a great demo movie called “Second DeepSeek Moment.” The company showed that its AI agent could do difficult tasks by itself, such as long study projects and making websites and apps independently. OpenAI’s CEO, on the other hand, is urging US lawmakers not to make rules that will slow down the US AI. A number of US law companies told Benchmark that the investment did not violate the rules on outbound investments since Manus was not creating its own AI models. Its lawyers also came to the conclusion that the company is not actually based in China. A person familiar with the situation says that the company’s parent Butterfly Effect is based in the Cayman Islands and has workers in the US, Singapore, Japan, and China. The person said that Manus saves all of its data on cloud servers run by Western companies that are not in China. Still, some Silicon Valley investors don’t like the investment in Manus. For example, Josh Wolfe, co-founder of Lux Capital, wrote on X that the investment “makes zero sense.” Delian Asparouhov, a partner at Founders Fund, also said , “I am not saying Benchmark partners are Chinese assets[…]But they are def assets to China.” On the other hand, when Microsoft President Brad Smith was asked if Benchmark’s investment in Manus was in the US national interest. One of the best-known venture investors in the business, Bill Gurley, is a general partner at Benchmark. He has spoken out against efforts to cut ties with China According to him, “Our nation’s recent curbs on Nvidia H20s, intended to slow China AI innovation, will enhance & accelerate Chinese AI innovation. This action will create the OPPOSITE of the intent.” However, many people are afraid that Chinese technology could give Beijing an easy way to get information. And there are new claims that Chinese students at Stanford, especially those studying AI, are being forced to work as spies for China. This is happening in the middle of Silicon Valley. According to reports, even startups that have widely used DeepSeek’s open-source AI models are using technology that might have unknown security holes that could help China. To ensure that even more dollars don’t get through the cracks in the rules, the Trump administration is considering putting even more limits on investments going to China. Benchmark is known for carefully choosing which startups to invest in and is one of Silicon Valley’s most successful venture capital firms. It gave companies like eBay, Twitter, Uber, and Snap their first investments. Your crypto news deserves attention - KEY Difference Wire puts you on 250+ top sites

By being pre-programmed to have only 21 million bitcoins ever to exist, the largest cryptocurrency’s model is not, by definition, deflationary. After all, new BTC is mined every day, and none is being destroyed in the traditional sense of the word, which is the opposite of deflationary. However, CryptoQuant’s CEO explained how Strategy and its co-founder, and BTC champion, Michael Saylor, made bitcoin into a deflationary asset. By definition, deflationary means that the asset’s supply is designed to decrease over time. So, by that explanation, the newly minted BTC every day (currently ~450 BTC/day) does not put the cryptocurrency into that category. Someone would argue that BNB should be there since it has a burning mechanism to reduce the overall supply from 200,000 to 100,000. Ethereum also made some progress on that matter, but that’s a different and rather controversial topic (and it doesn’t really work as promised, at least not always). In BTC’s case, though, there’s one big (un)spoken hero who deserves a big “thank you” from Bitcoin Maxis, according to CryptoQuant’s chief exec, Ki Young Ju (even though he deleted the original post with the thank you note). In the updated one, he explained that Michael Saylor, through the company he co-founded, has turned Bitcoin into a deflationary asset because the entity is “buying BTC faster than it’s mined.” CQ’s CEO determined that Strategy’s strategy (yeah, we get how it sounds) not to sell at any cost has turned its massive stash of over 555,000 BTC into an illiquid supply. This means that MSTR’s holdings are equal to -2.23% annual deflation rate for bitcoin. The percentage could be even higher when we examine other “stable institutional holders” who have incorporated the HODL strategy. The company began its massive accumulation spree in September 2020 when it was called MicroStrategy and Saylor was still CEO. At a time when bitcoin was fighting to stay above $10,000 (yes, one zero less than now), the NASDAQ-listed business intelligence software firm bought 21,454 BTC via 78,388 off-chain transactions. In the following year, the cryptocurrency’s price skyrocketed to an all-time high of almost $70,000. The company kept buying. Then, the asset plunged deep below $20,000 following the FTX crash as well as many other industry blow-offs. The firm continued accumulating, even though its stash was now well in the red. The 2024 US elections only strengthened Strategy’s conviction, and the firm now owns 555,450 BTC , valued at almost $58 billion at current prices. This puts its holdings in an unrealized profit state of nearly $20 billion.

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公链 × 亚洲市场：机遇、挑战与本土生态 区块链技术作为数字经济的底层基础设施，公链的发展一直是行业关注的焦点。在Cointime举办的"公链亚洲市场机遇、挑战与本土生态"主题Space中，来自学术界和产业界的六位重量级嘉宾——加拿大英属哥伦比亚大学区块链教授Dr.Zehua Wang、Uweb校长于老师、JuChain增长负责人Jacky、Metis社区观察员HaoTian、Bitlayer联合创始人CharlieHu以及TON生态香港负责人Yuki，围绕亚洲公链市场展开了深度对话。本文将系统梳理嘉宾观点，呈现公链在亚洲市场的发展全景。 一、市场格局：东升西落与价值重构 "这一轮周期最显著的特征就是东升西落"，HaoTian在分享中开门见山地指出。这一判断得到了多位嘉宾的印证。曾经由西方资本主导的公链生态正在发生结构性转变，亚洲市场逐渐成为价值创造的中心。 于老师从宏观视角分析了当前的市场格局："头部公链的垄断地位日益巩固，新公链想要突围难度越来越大。"他特别指出，尽管华人开发者在众多顶级公链项目中扮演核心角色，但"国产公链"的概念却日渐式微。以Conflux为例，虽然通过数字藏品赛道获得了一定用户基础，但大多数华语区开发者和用户更倾向于选择海外公链。 Yuki用数据佐证这一趋势："在Ton生态中，华语区项目方数量仅次于俄罗斯地区。"这种分布不仅反映了亚洲开发者的活跃度，也体现了市场选择的自然结果。CharlieHu补充道："亚洲开发者占全球区块链开发者的30%以上，许多顶级公链的核心负责人都是亚洲人。" 市场结构变化的同时，投资逻辑也在发生转变。HaoTian观察到："过去那种依靠豪华团队背景和宏大叙事的'天王级项目'越来越难获得市场认可。"Jacky以索拉纳为例说明："2023年他们通过发展MEME文化和空投活动，成功激活了亚洲社区，这种贴近用户的策略更受市场欢迎。" 二、本土化实践：文化适配与用户获取 公链在亚洲市场的成功，离不开对当地文化和用户习惯的深度理解。多位嘉宾强调，简单将亚洲视为同质化市场的策略注定失败。 1. 技术门槛降低 Dr.Zehua Wang从技术角度指出："当前公链最大的使用障碍在于Gas费支付机制。"他参与的Zero x network项目通过账户抽象技术，允许用户使用二级代币支付Gas，显著降低了使用门槛。"亚洲用户普遍对加密货币认知较浅，复杂的技术流程会导致大量流失。" 2. 区域差异化运营 CharlieHu分享了Bitlayer的运营经验："韩国用户偏好高波动性资产，我们就重点发展MEME币；日本市场重视合规，我们与持牌交易所合作；东南亚喜欢社交属性强的应用，我们推动SocialFi项目。"Yuki补充道："我们根据不同地区支付习惯定制入口，如在越南整合MoMo钱包，在香港接入FPS系统。" 3. 社区驱动增长 HaoTian强调KOL的重要性："KOL比VC更了解社区真实需求，能够帮助项目方快速调整策略。"Jacky介绍了聚链的"贡献证明"机制："社区成员的每一次传播、每一笔交易都能获得奖励，这种模式在东南亚市场用户增长率达到300%。" 三、合规挑战：技术路径与监管适配 亚洲各国对区块链的监管态度差异显著，这为公链的技术设计带来挑战。Dr.Zehua Wang指出："韩国《个人信息保护法》要求链上数据脱敏处理，我们不得不采用零知识证明技术；新加坡的支付服务法案则促使许多项目开发许可型二层网络。" 于老师特别强调审计工具的重要性："亚洲监管机构越来越重视智能合约安全和资金流向透明。我们建议项目方提前进行第三方审计，并公开审计报告。"CharlieHu分享了Bitlayer的合规实践："我们建立自动化监测系统，实时追踪链上异常交易，这大大提升了监管机构的信任度。" 四、生态建设：开发者赋能与价值闭环 公链的长期价值取决于生态系统活力。Dr.Zehua Wang指出："亚洲开发者在产品迭代速度上具有优势，但在底层协议创新方面相对薄弱。"他建议公链项目加强与高校合作，培养系统级开发人才。 Jacky分享了聚链的孵化经验："我们提供从技术开发到交易所上币的全流程支持，帮助项目方快速落地。"Yuki介绍了Ton的开发者计划："针对不同成熟度的项目，我们提供从coding工作坊到VC对接的阶梯式支持。" 于老师预测："下一阶段将有更多品牌商尝试Web3营销，关键是要降低技术门槛。"他建议公链开发标准化中间件，帮助传统企业轻松上链。Yuki分享的成功案例："有团队将新能源充电桩资产证券化，用户可通过代币分享收益并用碳积分兑换商品，形成商业闭环。" 五、未来展望：差异化竞争与生态协同 综合嘉宾讨论，亚洲公链的发展将呈现三大趋势： 技术融合：Dr.Zehua Wang认为，账户抽象、模块化区块链等新技术将改善用户体验，AI与区块链的结合可能催生新型智能合约平台。 监管协同：随着香港、新加坡等地监管框架完善，CharlieHu指出，合规公链将获得机构资金青睐，形成良性发展循环。 应用爆发：于老师预测，SocialFi、GameFi、RWA等适合亚洲市场的应用将迎来爆发，Jacky特别看好DePIN在亚洲的发展潜力。 正如主持人总结的那样，公链竞争已进入深水区，唯有真正理解亚洲市场、扎根本土生态的项目才能持续发展。在这个东升西落的新周期中，亚洲公链正迎来历史性机遇，但也面临文化适配、合规调整等挑战。未来成功的关键，在于能否构建技术、社区与商业价值三位一体的生态系统。