# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Crypto

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Crypto", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Why Do We Need an Annual Summary in the Crypto Industry?

Amidst the flood of annual reports from platforms like Douban and Alibaba, the crypto industry finds particular value in such retrospectives. For participants in this space, a year-end summary is not only a reflection of past market performance but also a foundation for the coming year. Major exchanges, including OKX, now provide detailed annual reports featuring metrics like asset size, profitability, trading frequency, risk control, and sensitivity to market trends. These insights, visualized through data radars, help traders assess their performance objectively. Key takeaways include the importance of trend sensitivity—critical in a year without a broad altcoin bull market but with selective sector rotations—and risk management, which could have mitigated losses during sharp downturns like the October 11 crash. Beyond data, reflecting on personal and professional narratives within the industry is encouraged. Founders, in particular, can use annual summaries for brand building and communication, as demonstrated by OKX CEO Star’s essay, “2025: Steadily Advancing Toward Financial Freedom.” The piece emphasizes that financial freedom is not about lawlessness but about having choices backed by proven systems. This philosophy underscores the need for rule-based participation to avoid systemic failures that impact all stakeholders. As 2026 approaches, the industry continues to evolve. The closing note: “When you really want something, the whole universe conspires to help you achieve it.”

marsbit12/31 06:12

Why Do We Need an Annual Summary in the Crypto Industry?

marsbit12/31 06:12

Robinhood vs. Coinbase: The Final Showdown of Financial Super Apps in 2026

The article analyzes the escalating competition between Robinhood and Coinbase to become the dominant financial "super app" by 2026. Robinhood is building a traditional, all-in-one platform for managing personal banking, spending, and investing. Its strategy focuses on product aggregation, targeting a younger demographic with its Robinhood Gold subscription (offering a credit card, high-yield cash, and IRA matching). Its revenue is diversified across options, crypto (21%), and net interest income (35%). Coinbase is also building a super app but with a crypto-native approach and a dual strategy. It aims to be a front-end for users' on-chain and off-chain financial lives (with new stock trading, prediction markets, and a DEX aggregator) while simultaneously acting as the essential backend infrastructure for traditional finance (TradFi) institutions. Its "Crypto as a Service" platform, custody for major ETFs, and stablecoin services form a robust B2B revenue stream, with subscription services now making up 41% of its income. While both are encroaching on each other's territories with plans for 24/7 trading and prediction markets, their core visions differ. Robinhood bets on being the primary platform for the great wealth transfer to a younger generation. Coinbase bets on the broader migration of the global economy on-chain, positioning itself as the indispensable infrastructure provider. Both face risks: Robinhood's costly incentives and Coinbase's stagnant user growth. Ultimately, Robinhood aims to be the user's financial home, while Coinbase aims to be the pipes that power everyone else's.

比推12/30 20:42

Robinhood vs. Coinbase: The Final Showdown of Financial Super Apps in 2026

比推12/30 20:42

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