Tiger Research Report: The Crypto Market Has Changed, the Era of Narrative-Driven Wealth Creation Is Over, Product Strength Is the Entry Ticket
The crypto market in 2026 is no longer driven by a single narrative, but instead seeks product-market fit across multiple segments.

Tiger Research Report: How to Make Money After Issuing Stablecoins?
The true winners are not the players with the largest issuance volume, but the participants who capture the value of the underlying settlement layer.

2026 H1 Crypto VC Report: $13.3 Billion Invested in Only 435 Deals, Capital Begins Vying for Control
Traditional financial institutions have already established market dominance; only projects that can demonstrate mature business models and compliant licenses can secure funding.

Zuckerberg starts betting on prediction markets, while Asian countries still view them as gambling.
From Elections to Crypto, From Polls to Real Money: How Prediction Markets Become Global Information Infrastructure

Tiger Research: Three Major Strategies for Financial Institutions to Keep Up with the Tokenization Wave
The complete guide for financial institutions to seize the first-mover advantage in global expansion.

AI Sweeps the Globe, Why Is Crypto + AI So Bleak?
Does Crypto + AI Have Long-Term Value?

CEX Embraces Stocks—Are Altcoins Being Abandoned?
Altcoins no longer hold a significant position in the future plans of all CEXs.

Token’s monthly price surge exceeds 300%; can defi.app fill the gap left by Robinhood’s inability to enter this space?
Why Has No “Ready Player One” Dominated the DeFi Execution Layer Yet?

South Korean retail crypto investors exit the market; banks spend ₩1 trillion in 10 days to seize control of crypto infrastructure
A Single Chart to Understand South Korea’s Institutional Crypto Landscape in 2026

Farewell to Interest Rate Dependency: Circle Heavily Invests in Arc and Hyperliquid, Ushering in the First Year of Vertical Integration?
Circle is transitioning from a simple interest-income business to a platform-based business driven by traffic and transaction fees.

