How do novice users choose a safe and reliable stablecoin platform? This article recommends the Top 10 stablecoin platforms in 2025, including Binance, OKX, Bybit, Gate.io, HTX, KuCoin, MEXC, Bitget, CoinEx and ProBit, and compares and analyzes them from dimensions such as security, stablecoin types, liquidity, user experience, fee structure and additional functions. The data comes from CoinGecko, DefiLlama and community evaluation. It is recommended that novices choose platforms that are highly compliant, easy to operate and support Chinese, such as KuCoin and CoinEx, and gradually build confidence through a small number of tests.

Against the backdrop of violent fluctuations in the cryptocurrency market, investors' demand for asset preservation is becoming increasingly prominent. This article aims to answer how to effectively hedge risks in the turbulent currency circle. It will introduce in detail the concept of stablecoin, a core hedge tool, and provide a list of TOP3 stablecoins by analyzing the current highly recognized options in the market. The article will explain how to select and use these stablecoins according to their own needs, so as to better manage risks in an uncertain market environment.

This article will discuss the world's mainstream stablecoins and analyze which stablecoins have the risk aversion attribute of "gold substitute" in the market downward cycle (bear market). We will explain how to judge and choose a relatively stable value storage tool in a bear market by comparing the market value, endorsement mechanism, transparency, and comprehensively combining common views on the Internet, and explain this analysis process.

As the market conditions pick up, more and more smart investors have begun to quietly increase their positions in the currency circle. Many people are wondering what makes them take decisively when most people wait and see? This article will analyze current trends through on-chain data to help readers understand the logic of smart funds, so as to better grasp the next round of potential wealth growth opportunities.

Ethereum price has gone through several critical stages, from $0.70 in 2015 to $3,050 in 2025. 1) From 2015 to 2016, ETH rose from $0.70 to $20.64 in mid-2016; 2) from 2017 to 2018, driven by the ICO boom, reached $1,417 in early 2018, and then fell to $80 due to regulatory concerns; 3) from 2019 to 2020, and rose to $737 under DeFi; 4) from 2021, hit a new high of $4,864, and then fell to $1,200-2,000 due to PoS transformation; 5) from 2023 to 2024 to about $3,000

Stable coins are digital currencies that maintain stable value by anchoring specific assets. They are mainly divided into three categories: fiat currency collateral, crypto asset collateral and algorithmic. Among them, fiat currency collateral such as USDT and USDC are widely used, and their reserves are often invested in US Treasury bonds, forming a close connection with the traditional financial system.

The pattern in the public chain field shows a trend of "one super, many strong ones, and a hundred flowers blooming". Ethereum is still leading with its ecological moat, while Solana, Avalanche and others are challenging performance. Meanwhile, Polkadot, Cosmos, which focuses on interoperability, and Chainlink, which is a critical infrastructure, form a future picture of multiple chains coexisting. For users and developers, choosing which platform is no longer a single choice, but requires a trade-off between performance, cost, security and ecological maturity based on specific needs.

This article will introduce several mainstream stablecoins and explain in depth how to evaluate the security of a stablecoin from multiple dimensions such as transparency and compliance, so as to help you understand which stablecoins are generally considered relatively reliable choices in the market, and learn how to judge their "hazard-haven" attributes on your own.