Recently, domestic policies regarding virtual currencies have tightened significantly.
Following the new regulations issued by thirteen departments, yesterday, seven associations jointly released a risk warning on preventing illegal activities related to virtual currencies:
When concepts related to virtual currencies gain traction, illegal activities increase accordingly.
The warning specifically highlights risks associated with stablecoins, "air coins," RWA tokenization, and disguised mining activities.
Practitioners in the crypto industry should also pay attention to their words and actions

In the past two years, there’s been way too much L2 narrative—everyone talks about TPS or ecosystems, but the key issue is simple:
Is there actually anyone using this chain every day?
Celo, this OG chain, doesn’t play by the usual rules. It focuses on hard use cases like stablecoin transfers, cross-border remittances, and mobile payments.
And Celo is very likely the next ZCash-type opportunity—not because it’s becoming a privacy coin, but because it’s also betting on:
Long-term demand for low-cost transactions and enhanced privacy.
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What exactly is Celo @Celo doing?
Just think of Celo as a g

Brothers, if you usually use AI tools, you can also use Web3 more. From my experience, there are no issues with daily use.
Moreover, these projects do not have a TGE, and they can usually be used to strive for airdrops.
Surf - More inclined towards project research and analysis capabilities
edgen - a capability that leans more towards token stock investment direction
Yupp - can provide multiple large models at the same time for easy comparison and judgment.
hodlher - Provides emotional value, making it convenient for daily use questions.
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➤ Surf
Entrance:
▰ The free version has limit

Improving one's cognitive level is more important than anything else.
DeFi seems to have a high threshold; the reason it's hard to understand is that there are too many terms and fragmented concepts, some of which have been broken down into a bunch of abbreviations and jargon.
I have organized a glossary of commonly used terms in DeFi based on four use cases.
In the future, whether looking at projects, data, or doing interactions, these words will allow for quick location.

Potential Project HeyElsa Airdrop Interaction Tutorial
HeyElsa @HeyElsaAI is a DeFAI project, with a seed round financing of 3 million USD, led by M31 Capital, with participation from the Base ecosystem foundation and others. The official Twitter of the Base APP has also released a demo video of HeyElsa, which has a good background and potential.
There is a points task system where points can be obtained through interactions. The official statement clearly indicates that points are the Airdrop standard, and you can choose to interact on Base, increasing the activity of the Base network while v

More and more projects are issuing NFTs before the TGE.
For example: 0G / Camp / Anoma / Kite / Billions
By comparing the historical performance and airdrop value of these NFTs, three conclusions can be drawn:
- The initial mint price may break even or yield a small profit.
- Secondary market buyers of NFTs are likely to lose money.
- Finding the right price to sell NFTs yields more than airdrop profits.
Summary: Definitely invest in the free ones, never take over at the secondary level.
The project's choice to issue NFTs before the TGE is essentially a marketing strategy, using airdrops t

$17.5 million financing Perle applies for early qualification and Galaxy mission
Perle Labs @PerleLabs is a decentralized network that incentivizes users to participate in AI data annotation, with two rounds of financing totaling $17.5 million; Framework invested in the seed round, and the background is quite good.
To apply for early testing qualifications, it is necessary to do so. I see that the page is very professional and clearly states to check for witches. If I qualify and participate in the test, I feel there will be some benefits.
Application entrance:
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