📰 September column popularity ranking released. The top ten pieces cover a fairly wide range: from Virtuals’ proxies and robots, to Fomo social trading, asset tokenization, and even institutional allocation of crypto—basically, everyone’s talking about one question: how can crypto projects move from “telling stories” to real-world usage?
🔥 This time, Conflux has two articles in the ranking. One focuses on the combination model of Perp and bStocks, and the other looks at how UNI’s value gets sustained after Robinhood’s surge. The former discusses continuous trading after traditional markets close, while the latter emphasizes users, revenue, and value capture. Honestly, topics like these are more lasting than simply chasing trends.
💡 The #1 piece from Tiger Research is about the Virtuals Protocol. The article says it is shifting from a token issuance platform toward proxy and robot infrastructure. In the future, how it’s evaluated may not only be based on token market cap, but also on proxy trading volume, revenue, and how much work the robots have actually completed.
👀 Other ranked articles are also quite representative: Bitwise believes institutional crypto allocation has moved from the question of “whether to do it” to “how to do it”; Wanxiang Blockchain focuses on tokenization and 24/7 trading; and Lao Bai treats RWA, Perp, and Privacy as the three clearest directions right now.
🤔 Among this list, which article do you think is most worth finishing for the average user? Is it Virtuals’ robot-focused route, or institutional allocation and asset tokenization?
#Web3内容 #加密行业 #Virtuals #asset tokenization
🔥 This time, Conflux has two articles in the ranking. One focuses on the combination model of Perp and bStocks, and the other looks at how UNI’s value gets sustained after Robinhood’s surge. The former discusses continuous trading after traditional markets close, while the latter emphasizes users, revenue, and value capture. Honestly, topics like these are more lasting than simply chasing trends.
💡 The #1 piece from Tiger Research is about the Virtuals Protocol. The article says it is shifting from a token issuance platform toward proxy and robot infrastructure. In the future, how it’s evaluated may not only be based on token market cap, but also on proxy trading volume, revenue, and how much work the robots have actually completed.
👀 Other ranked articles are also quite representative: Bitwise believes institutional crypto allocation has moved from the question of “whether to do it” to “how to do it”; Wanxiang Blockchain focuses on tokenization and 24/7 trading; and Lao Bai treats RWA, Perp, and Privacy as the three clearest directions right now.
🤔 Among this list, which article do you think is most worth finishing for the average user? Is it Virtuals’ robot-focused route, or institutional allocation and asset tokenization?
#Web3内容 #加密行业 #Virtuals #asset tokenization
