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The unique value of Proof-of-Work (PoW) tokens lies in their mining mechanism and regulatory positioning. Research shows that mining costs are a defining feature of PoW tokens, involving significant investment in hardware and electricity. When market prices approach miners' breakeven points, miners tend to hold onto their coins in anticipation of future appreciation. This behavior reduces circulating supply, shifts the supply-demand balance, and may contribute to price increases. Regulatory clarity is also critical to the investment appeal of PoW tokens. Both BTC and LTC are classified as commodities by the U.S. SEC rather than securities, which simplifies the ETF approval process. In January 2024, the approval of the BTC spot ETF triggered significant institutional inflows. LTC is currently undergoing the ETF application process. While DOGE and KAS have not yet received formal classification, their PoW nature may position them for similar treatment. Together, these factors enhance market liquidity and attract more institutional investors.


In recent weeks, rising risk-averse sentiment and declining demand for leverage have led to a sharp drop in yields across Earn products. On major DeFi platforms, stablecoin yields have fallen below 4%, while on centralized exchanges, yields on stablecoin-based Earn products now hover around 2%. In contrast, Bitget HodlerYield offers users a 10% APR on stablecoins, with no 7-day cooldown for withdrawals or claims. Funds can be deposited and redeemed instantly, offering greater convenience and flexibility.

The RWA (Real-World Assets) sector has been gaining significant traction in the crypto space, as it tokenizes traditional assets like real estate and bonds to bridge the gap between TradFi and DeFi. This process unlocks trillions of dollars in potential value, while enabling broader access to high-value investments through asset fractionalization, increased liquidity, and lower entry barriers. RWA also diversifies and stabilizes DeFi collateral options, addressing the sector's over-reliance on crypto-native assets and paving the way for large-scale adoption. With regulatory frameworks becoming clearer worldwide, the compliance advantages of RWAs are increasingly evident—drawing in institutional capital. What sets RWA projects apart is their connection to real-world income streams like rent and interest payments, offering more sustainable returns than purely speculative assets. These cash-flow-generating features appeal to investors seeking steady returns. As such, RWA is seen as a crucial step in the evolution of blockchain technology from concept to practicality. Its development potential and practical use cases make it an important sector in the crypto industry today.

- 13:23An ETH Whale Has Currently Shorted 10,000 ETH, Incurring a Floating Loss of $510,000According to a report by Jinse Finance, monitored by on-chain analyst Ember, a whale that has repeatedly shorted ETH at the $1,800 peak has currently sold short 10,000 ETH ($17.9 million) at an average price of $1,791, with an unrealized loss of $510,000. In the past hour, he continued to borrow and short another 4,000 ETH, bringing his short position to 10,000 ETH. The average short price is $1,791, with an unrealized loss of $510,000.
- 13:23Interest Rate Futures Predict a 100 Basis Point Rate Cut by the Bank of England for the Remainder of 2025According to a report by Jinse Finance, interest rate futures expect the Bank of England to cut rates by 100 basis points for the remainder of 2025, compared to 94 basis points on Wednesday.
- 13:22Analysis: Over $31 Trillion in U.S. Wealth Platform Funds Still Restricted or Blocked from Entering Bitcoin ETFsPANews reported on May 1st, according to Bitcoin News, that analysis by Tephra Research shows that over $31 trillion on U.S. wealth management platforms is still restricted or prohibited from investing in Bitcoin ETFs. Despite Bitcoin ETFs being the best-performing ETF issuance in history, structural barriers have consistently hindered capital inflow.