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In a Coindesk interview, Strategy (formally Microstrategy) executive chairman Michael Saylor framed Bitcoin as an ideology centered on “sovereignty, sound money, freedom, and property rights,” arguing its protocol enables “economic immortality” by preserving capital and ideas indefinitely. Saylor, whose company holds 506,137 BTC, posited that permanently locking bitcoin via key burning could amplify this vision, redistributing value to all network participants. “What Satoshi is offering us is economic immortality. You may not live forever, but your economic energy will live forever,” Saylor said, emphasizing Bitcoin’s potential to fund long-term projects like artificial intelligence (AI) or conservation efforts. He contrasted this with traditional philanthropy, stating that centralized charities often divert funds from donors’ original intent over time. “If you leave your money to a charity a hundred years after you’re dead, they’ll spend it on something you wouldn’t want,” he added. Saylor proposed “decentralized charity” as an alternative: burning private keys to remove bitcoin ( BTC) from circulation, thereby increasing the proportional value of remaining holders’ assets. “If you burn the key, you will have made an economic contribution pro rata to everyone else in the Bitcoin network forever,” he explained. This approach, he argued, aligns with Bitcoin’s ethos of individual sovereignty, as it delegates spending power to “everybody that believes what I believe.” When asked by Coindesk’s Christine Lee, “I guess that begs the question. Would you ever burn all your bitcoin away?” Saylor replied cryptically: “I think that I’ve just answered the question… in the most responsible way that anybody would ever answer the question.” While not explicitly confirming plans, his remarks underscored the philosophical weight he places on Bitcoin’s permanence. The concept mirrors Satoshi Nakamoto’s presumed holdings of over 1 million BTC, which remain untouched since Bitcoin’s inception. Saylor framed such irrevocable actions as ethically sound, stating, “You will have empowered everybody else… everybody with one Satoshi will be that much richer.” Saylor’s comments reflect his longstanding advocacy for Bitcoin as a transformative economic tool. Whether he follows through on key burning remains uncertain, but his rhetoric reinforces Bitcoin’s narrative as a vehicle for legacy-building beyond traditional financial systems. 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到[email protected]，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

Hyperliquid has officially connected HyperCore and HyperEVM on its mainnet, a move that signals its ambition to blend the performance of centralized exchanges with the composability of decentralized finance (DeFi) . But what does this upgrade mean for developers, users, and the future of HYPE? HyperCore serves as the engine behind Hyperliquid’s high-performance layer-1 blockchain, optimized for speed and trading scalability. HyperEVM, introduced in February 2025, extends Ethereum Virtual Machine compatibility to the ecosystem, allowing developers to build traditional EVM-based decentralized applications (dApps) within the Hyperliquid infrastructure. Until now, these systems ran in parallel. With mainnet linking, they can now communicate directly unlocking new cross-layer functionality. The integration allows for seamless transfer of assets like Hyperliquid’s native token, HYPE, between HyperCore and HyperEVM. Builders can now leverage both the ultra-fast spot trading layer and the smart contract functionality of EVM dApps. This dual power could foster an ecosystem where: This is an important step toward unifying DeFi with centralized exchange (CEX)-grade performance, something most projects only talk about. Builders can use the "spotSend action" or the Hyperliquid frontend to convert assets across layers. On the EVM side, ERC-20 transfers are enabled, opening the door to more conventional DeFi applications. However, the Hyperliquid team is urging caution. Since linking is immutable, developers are strongly advised to test asset transfers on testnet first. There are also no current validation systems for checking if a recipient contract is valid ERC-20, meaning mistakes could lead to asset loss. This signals that while the tech is promising, development maturity is still in early phases. HYPE is currently down -3.86% , trading nearly 53% below its all-time high of $34.96 set in December 2024. While some might interpret the token's performance as a bearish signal, the current price dip could also be seen as a consolidation before a new phase of growth, especially as the ecosystem expands. The airdrop of $1.2 billion worth of HYPE positioned the project among the most generous in DeFi history, attracting both retail attention and developer interest. Very likely. The HyperCore–HyperEVM integration creates a unique playground for developers: they can build exchange-speed dApps with EVM flexibility — a combination rarely found in today’s fragmented DeFi landscape. However, adoption will depend heavily on: If executed well, Hyperliquid could become a go-to platform for DeFi 2.0 builders. The project is at a pivotal point. With its perpetual DEX success, mainnet integration of core infrastructure, and a growing developer ecosystem, the roadmap likely includes: If these play out, HYPE could retest its all-time highs in the next market cycle, especially if DeFi sentiment strengthens. Hyperliquid’s approach combining CEX performance with DeFi composability offers a compelling vision for the future of decentralized trading. While the technology is still maturing, the foundation is solid and forward-looking. Developers and early adopters willing to test, build, and contribute now may benefit greatly if the platform becomes a central player in the next phase of DeFi growth.

YOAKE and OpenSea will be launching an NFT collection based on the hit anime series ‘The Seven Deadly Sins,’ available on the Soneium blockchain for fans and collectors. According to a press release sent to crypto.news, the NFT collection titled “YOAKE & The Seven Deadly Sins Anime Series” is available exclusively on the OpenSea NFT marketplace. Traders can begin minting the anime NFTs from March 25 at 5:00 AM GMT. Each NFT is valued at 0.002 ETH ( ETH ) or equal to around $4.12 and is available for minting on Sony’s Layer 2 blockchain, Soneium. Users can mint an unlimited amount of the NFT for up to 72 hours since its launch. YOAKE, which promotes itself as a fan engagement protocol that fuses elements of Japanese pop culture with blockchain technology, will be the first company to bring an officially licensed NFT collection from the anime movie “The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light,” which is currently available to watch on Netflix. “The Seven Deadly Sins” is a Japanese fantasy anime series based on the popular manga by Nakaba Suzuki that was published by KODANSHA. Set in a fictional medieval realm called Britannia, the anime tells the story of a group of warriors who were accused of a crime they did not commit. They go on a quest to clear their names. Led by the group’s leader Meliodas, their adventures for four seasons and a few movies and original video animations or OVAs. The NFT collection on OpenSea features the iconic scene from the movie “The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light,” where Meliodas and his younger brother Zeldris sit in the sunlight, sharing a solemn vow with their sacred chalices. This collection is backed by Startale, which has strategically supported the acquisition of this IP by YOAKE. After launching this collection, CBO at YOAKE entertainment, Sota Moriyama says the firm plans to release more anime-themed collectibles on-chain, in hopes of driving more fandom engagement into the web3 space. “YOAKE is committed to pushing web3 adoption through the power of culture, and there’s no better way to bring this vision to life than by introducing officially licensed anime collectibles onchain,” said Moriyama in a statement. CEO of OpenSea, Devin Finzer, expressed excitement regarding the Japanese pop culture-themed collaboration with YOAKE as it would potentially bring fans of the series on-chain. “We’re proud to facilitate bringing top-tier franchises like The Seven Deadly Sins directly to fans with YOAKE,” said Finzer. In October last year, Animoca Brands Japan embarked on a similar venture when they released an NFT collection inspired by the popular Japanese cyberpunk movie “Ghost in the Shell.” However, the NFTs were launched on Animoca’s trading platform SORAH, rather than OpenSea.

Coresky secures $15M in Series A funding Coresky, a platform specializing in asset-packaged NFTs, announced on X that it has raised $15 million in a Series A funding round. The round was led by Tido Capital, with participation from WAGMI Ventures, Web3 Vision Fund and Parallel

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