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This guide equips you with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the complex world of hybrid token development in 2024, empowering you to make informed decisions and stay ahead of the curve in the rapidly evolving cryptocurrency market.

It’s called the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act aka FIT21, and it could make regulating crypto in the U.S. much clearer for everyone working in the industry. <!----- Conversion time: 0.673 seconds. Using this Markdown file: 1. Paste this output into your source file. 2. See the notes and action items below regarding this conversion run. 3. Check the rendered output (headings, lists, code blocks, tables) for proper formatting and use a linkchecker before you publish this page. Conversion notes: * Docs to Markdown version 1.0β36 * Thu Jun 06 2024 23:21:33 GMT-0700 (PDT) * Source doc: Finally, a bill that helps our industry: why, how, and what to do * This is a partial selection. Check to make sure intra-doc links work. -----> 縮短标题：Detailed Analysis of the FIT21 "Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act"

This article discusses the application and potential of cryptocurrency payments, particularly stablecoins, in the global payment system. It compares their advantages and disadvantages with traditional payments and mentions that the use of stablecoins is rapidly increasing, with their transaction volumes significantly surpassing those of traditional payment platforms like PayPal.

MEV-Boost is a protocol designed to mitigate the negative impact of Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) in the Ethereum network. It involves three roles: relay, builder, and block producer. This case not only exposed the vulnerabilities of the Ethereum system but also heightened concerns about the security and fairness of blockchain technology, prompting the cryptocurrency community to consider strengthening safeguards.

This article explores blockchain and cryptocurrency concepts, their associated risks, and common fraud schemes. From the basics of blockchain technology to potential scams in cryptocurrency trading, it offers comprehensive insights and preventive measures to help readers protect their assets and interests.

The article argues that the implementation of Modern Monetary Theory could lead to economic disaster, while BTC might offer a more stable monetary alternative.

This article delves into the definition of digital assets under the regulatory framework proposed in FIT21 and explores the distinction between commodities and securities within this context.

This article analyzes the impact of stablecoins on the U.S. Treasury market, pointing out that the popularity of stablecoins may unintentionally reinforce the dollar's status as a reserve currency and allow global consumers to hold dollars in a way that is difficult for governments to intervene.

This article discusses the impact of political factors on the economy and crypto market, and presents reasons for continuing to invest in cryptocurrencies in the current environment.

The Fed has announced a relaxing of policies, which means no hiking of rates and a slowdown in quantitative tightening. Risk-on assets like crypto are expected to hit new highs.

As the world’s third largest economy, Japan is open to cryptocurrencies, but faces challenges with tax policies and approval processes. The crypto market is centered on NFTs and games, and is dominated by male investors, most of whom are over 30 years old. The Japanese government actively promotes Web3 technology, but the market poses obstacles to new entrants. The article also introduces Japan’s major cryptocurrency exchanges and Web3 projects, as well as regulatory policies and crypto venture capital.

Starting from the approval of Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs in Hong Kong, this article analyzes Hong Kong's cryptocurrency policies, helping investors make more rational judgments.

Detailed explanation of the investment value and risks of the six major tokens in the Runes ecosystem, suitable for blockchain investors and researchers.

Consider a contract that commits to purchasing Ethereum at a specific price at a future time. These derivative contracts are traded via Ether (ETH) futures exchange-traded funds (ETFs), providing a regulated method of investing in Ethereum using a brokerage account.

This article explains the process of issuing a token, including selecting an appropriate blockchain, coordinating with custodians and stakeholders, conducting security audits, allocating and distributing tokens. Issuing a token requires time and teamwork, involves multiple stakeholders, and consensus must be reached. To meet regulatory requirements, you need to work with a high-quality third-party custodian, which may take 6-9 months or even longer.