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U2U Network is an innovative Layer-1 blockchain platform that aims to promote the global adoption of the Internet and blockchain through decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN). Its modular subnet architecture, Helios consensus protocol, and decentralized VPN (U2DPN) provide the network with high performance, security, and scalability.

Meta：U2U Network launched in 2023, distinguishing itself through its modular architecture, multi-shard mechanism, and subnet technology—ultimately emerging as a pioneer in the DePIN field. Its U2DPN technology transforms devices into network nodes, democratizing internet access and strengthening privacy protection. U2U aims to expand its global network by developing SDKs, launching hardware initiatives, and nurturing new projects, thereby reinforcing its position in the decentralized infrastructure sector.

This article offers a detailed examination of U2U Network's technical strengths, ecosystem design, and future prospects, helping you understand how this platform advances the DePIN ecosystem.

Gate Research Daily Report: On July 1, BTC and ETH both fell by over 1%, a reasonable correction following the recent token price surge. Online brokerage Robinhood announced that it will allow EU clients to trade U.S. stocks and ETFs on the blockchain, with plans to transfer these tokenized stocks to its own Layer 2 blockchain, Robinhood Chain. Stablecoin issuer Circle has applied for a U.S. national banking license, enabling it to act as a custodian for USDC reserves and hold crypto assets for institutional clients. Polygon Labs, in collaboration with crypto market maker GSR, launched Katana, a DeFi-focused Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain, aimed at addressing on-chain asset fragmentation and unsustainable yields driven by high inflation.

These views offer policymakers important considerations for how to approach crypto regulation, ensuring that the U.S. leads this critical shift toward the next generation of the internet.

This article comprehensively explores the legal framework and future development of U.S. cryptocurrency payment licenses, examining the historical evolution of cryptocurrency laws in the U.S., the practical aspects of obtaining a cryptocurrency payment license, and the diverse regulatory approaches of different states.

This article explores the U.S. debt-driven economic model and its associated risks, analyzing various options for repaying U.S. debt, including the feasibility of selling gold and Bitcoin. The article highlights that as U.S. national debt surpasses $36.4 trillion, the dominance of the U.S. dollar faces challenges. Against the backdrop of a potential debt crisis, Bitcoin may experience short-term declines but is expected to serve as a safe-haven asset in financial crises in the long run. Additionally, the article delves into Bitcoin’s potential role as a future international settlement currency and the necessary conditions it must meet.

This article deeply explores the operating mechanism of Crypto Card (U Card), the current market situation and its potential risks, and explains in detail how Crypto Card solves the problem of gold withdrawal in the currency circle, analyzes the business model behind it, the emergence of market gaps, and the synergy between wallet business and Crypto Card.

Discover how the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve marks a new era in national finance, integrating Bitcoin into long-term economic and geopolitical strategy.

This article delves into the impact of Bitcoin ETFs on the cryptocurrency market, analyzing how U.S. capital is gradually dominating the global crypto market. It also explores the effect of Bitcoin ETFs on the market's "black-and-white division." The article discusses in detail how MicroStrategy leverages capital structure design to achieve efficient arbitrage, as well as the potential impact of crypto-friendly policies under the Trump administration on strengthening the U.S. dollar's position as the global reserve currency.

Which tokens are associated with the U.S. election? What does MAGA stand for? What are the Trump-themed tokens? What is the PEOPLE token? What is ConstitutionDAO's purpose? How are the election and Meme tokens connected?

This analysis aims to delve deeply into the latest developments in U.S. cryptocurrency policies, including but not limited to examining the roles played by key participants such as the Federal Reserve, Wall Street, and Silicon Valley. It also analyzes significant events like Bitcoin spot ETFs and their impact on the market, while looking ahead to future trends, striving to provide readers with a comprehensive and in-depth perspective to understand the complexity and importance of U.S. cryptocurrency policies.

This article introduces U.S. stock companies related to the encryption industry.

In June 2025, the U.S. Senate officially passed the GEN Act, establishing a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins, which may propel the U.S. to become a Crypto Assets financial center. The article details the core provisions of the act, the insider dynamics of bipartisan negotiations, and the profound impact on Tether and the stablecoin market.

Infini announced its exit from the encryption payment card business, revealing the systemic dilemmas facing the industry: high compliance pressure, weak profit models, lengthy chains, and insufficient control. This article reviews multiple cases of U card project shutdowns, deeply analyzing the logic of card issuance and industrial contradictions, reflecting the awkward reality of the integration of encryption payment with traditional finance.