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The Base ecosystem is entering a period of explosion, with multiple hot projects taking turns to ignite the market. Since the end of May 2025, the Base ecosystem has shown a clear trend of prosperity. User activity, total locked value ( TVL ), and daily trading volume have all exhibited a rapid upward trend. This wave of ecological explosion is mainly driven by the continuous hype of several popular narratives, attracting significant market attention. From a macro perspective, the concept of stablecoins is spreading optimism in global stock markets, especially against the backdrop of a potentially improving regulatory environment, making Base a likely choice favored by traditional institutions. Data shows that the Base ecosystem has performed excellently recently: - The number of active users has grown exponentially, recently peaking at 3.6 million. - The total locked value rose from 2.8 billion USD in May to nearly 4 billion USD, returning to the peak levels of the 2024 bull market. - Since May, the daily average number of transactions has approached 9 million, reaching 2024.

InfoFi: A New Paradigm of Attention Economy Empowered by AI In 1971, psychologist and economist Herbert Simon first proposed the theory of attention economy, pointing out that in a world of information overload, human attention has become the most scarce resource. Economist and USV managing partner Albert Wenger further reveals a fundamental shift in "The World After Capital": human civilization is undergoing a third leap—from the "scarcity of capital" of the industrial age to the "scarcity of attention" of the knowledge age. - Agricultural Revolution: Solved food scarcity, but gave rise to land disputes. - Industrial Revolution: Solved land scarcity but turned to resource competition and capital accumulation - Digital Revolution: Competing for Attention The underlying driving force of this transformation comes from two key characteristics of digital technology: the zero marginal cost of information replication and dissemination, and the universality of AI computation (though human attention cannot be replicated).