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This week, the crypto market experienced significant fluctuations, with the rise of Bitcoin and Ethereum being influenced by the tense situation in the Middle East and misunderstandings regarding the prospectus. Stablecoins gained attention, driven by legislative progress in the U.S. and open policies in South Korea to promote market development. Meanwhile, regulatory policies are becoming more lenient, leading the market into an ETF speculation cycle.

The Line ecosystem is expected to become a new engine for Web3 development. Introduction Line, as a popular communication software in Asia, announced this year its mainnet merger with the South Korean public blockchain Klaytn. This strategic move indicates that Line will actively expand its territory in the Web3 field. Looking back at the rise of the Telegram ecosystem, it successfully attracted a large number of Web3 projects and users through its strong user base and mini-program platform, becoming a bridge for the transition from Web2 to Web3. Now, Line also possesses similar development conditions and is expected to spawn new Web3 phenomenon projects in the Asian market, injecting new vitality into the field. The merger between Line and Klaytn will bring technological innovations and changes in governance structures, issuing a new unified token and building an integrated network across Ethereum and Cosmos. This collaboration not only accelerates the development of Web3 technology, but also

Abstract Chain Panorama Analysis: How to Build a Public Chain Ecosystem for End Users? Abstract Abstract Chain will launch in January 2025, aiming to promote the large-scale adoption of cryptocurrency technology and build an accessible and engaging platform centered around end users in blockchain. Abstract Chain offers a smooth user experience brought by native account abstraction, leveraging the established fan base of Pudgy Penguins and $PENGU to provide differentiated value through its unique user structure. Abstract's growth strategy revolves around creating a digital entertainment theme park: owning its own portal platform, integrating live streaming and reward systems, and attracting application developers to join the ecosystem. This live streaming platform has attracted over 10,000 hosts, with daily user participation time.

The Kaia ecosystem is formed by the merger of the Kakao and LINE projects, aiming to become a high-performance public chain, embedding Mini Dapps to allow users to directly access applications on social platforms. Within the ecosystem, there are USDT, a variety of projects, and longer strategic partnerships, enhancing its competitiveness and influence in the Web3 domain.

Can the Line ecosystem become a new Web3 engine? The Web3 domain is undergoing a new transformation. Line, a widely popular communication software in Asia, announced this year that it will merge its mainnet with the Korean public chain Klaytn. This strategic move signifies that Line will vigorously expand its territory in the Web3 field. Looking back at the rise of the Telegram ecosystem, it successfully attracted a large number of Web3 projects and users with its strong user base and mini-program platform, becoming a bridge for the transition from Web2 to Web3. Now, Line has similar development conditions and is expected to foster new Web3 phenomenal projects in the Asian market, injecting new vitality into the field. The merger between Line and Klaytn will bring technological innovations and changes in governance structure, issue a new unified token, and build an integrated network across Ethereum and Cosmos. This collaboration not only accelerates W