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Run, train, earn: which GameFi projects to watch in 2024 According to the Messari report, in 2023, about 3.4 billion gamers brought the gaming industry $184 billion. The latter undergoes a paradigm shift once every 10 years, so the rise of the GameFi financial sector can be compared to

The price fluctuations of Ethereum hide complex market mechanisms, with retail investors in long positions flooding into leveraged contracts, exacerbating market vulnerability. Institutions hedge and arbitrage through Delta neutral strategies, forming a cycle of dependency, putting the market at risk of collapse once the funding environment reverses.

Analysis of Base Ecosystem Development Trends and Popular Projects Recent changes in the Base ecosystem Since the end of May 2025, the Base ecosystem has shown a clear "explosive period". The daily active addresses of ecosystem users, TVL, and daily transaction volumes have all shown a rapid upward trend. This explosion is mainly attributed to the continuous hype of several popular narratives within the ecosystem, attracting widespread market attention. From a macro perspective, the global stock market's optimistic sentiment towards the concept of stablecoins is also spreading, especially against the backdrop of a potentially improving regulatory environment, making Base a more favored choice for traditional institutions. Major Indicator Changes: - Active users: The number of active addresses has shown exponential growth, recently reaching a historic high of 3.6M. - TVL: The total value locked has risen from $2.8 billion in May to a peak of nearly $4 billion, returning to the highest level of the bull market in 2024. - On-chain transactions: The average daily number of transactions has approached since May.

Core launches Rev+: the first profit-sharing mechanism in the protocol layer of the Blockchain ecosystem. The Core Foundation officially launched an innovative mechanism named Rev+ on July 15, 2025. This is the first profit-sharing system implemented at the protocol layer in the blockchain field, aimed at directly incentivizing developers, stablecoin issuers, and decentralized organizations, providing economic support for projects that create real user value. The core idea of Rev+ is to enable developers to earn a sustainable income from the fuel fees generated by their applications, without relying on issuing tokens or designing complex governance mechanisms to achieve profitability. For a long time, the incentive structure of the Blockchain ecosystem has been inadequate. Although the on-chain transaction volume driven by stablecoins exceeds $35 trillion annually, more than double the amount processed by Visa, most of the revenue has not flowed to the real builders and issuers who support these transactions.

The U.S. House of Representatives has finally passed a procedural vote to advance three encryption bills. On July 17, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a procedural vote on three significant encryption bills, paving the way for the voting on the "GENIUS Act," "Clarity Act," and "Anti-CBDC Act," which is expected to be voted on again on Thursday local time. The voting process was full of twists and turns. July 14 was announced as the House of Representatives' "encryption week," but on Tuesday afternoon local time, the House voted 196 to 223 against advancing three proposals, with 12 Republicans opposing and expressing concerns over the ambiguity of the "GENIUS Act" regarding CBDCs. Record-breaking 9-hour voting, 3 bills ultimately advanced. The latest vote on July 17 lasted over 9 hours, setting a record for the duration of procedural voting in the House of Representatives. Ultimately, around 11 p.m., House Resolution No. 580 was passed.