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Movement Labs is expected to complete a $100 million Series B funding round, with a valuation of approximately $3 billion. It is reported that this round of financing is co-led by two well-known investment institutions, and is expected to be completed by the end of January. Investors will receive a combination of equity and tokens primarily based on tokens. This news has sparked widespread discussion in the market. Some are concerned whether this means that the project party is selling tokens at a discount off-market or whether it will affect the airdrop distribution. In fact, it is common practice for crypto projects to raise funds after the token generation event (TGE), with the goal of bringing in more long-term partners. Although the valuation for new investors may seem lower, their tokens are usually locked for a long term and will not affect the original token release plan. More importantly, the tokens purchased by new investors usually come from the portion held by the project team or foundation, rather than the community allocation. Therefore, this round of financing will not affect community interests or airdrop distribution. Movement's move

InfoFi Depth Research: Attention Finance Experiments in the AI Era 1. Introduction: From Information Scarcity to Attention Scarcity, InfoFi Emerges The information revolution of the 20th century brought about an explosion of knowledge, but also triggered a paradox: when the cost of accessing information is nearly zero, what becomes truly scarce is our cognitive resource for processing information—attention. Nobel laureate Herbert Simon first introduced the concept of "attention economy" in 1971, pointing out that "information overload leads to attention scarcity." In today's society, faced with the bombardment of content from various social media and short video platforms, the cognitive boundaries of humanity are continuously being squeezed, making filtering and judgment increasingly difficult. The scarcity of attention has evolved into a resource competition in the digital age. In the traditional Web2 model, platforms control traffic entry through algorithmic distribution, while the true creators of attention often become the "free fuel" for the platform's profits.

Abstract on-chain ecosystem: The Monsters project is eye-catching. As a highly regarded emerging L2 network, Abstract has maintained strong momentum since its autonomous launch online, consistently ranking at the top on platforms like Kaito. Recently, an executive revealed that Abstract plans to issue tokens in the fourth quarter of this year, with an expected market capitalization potentially reaching $5-10 billion. Although some may be skeptical about this expectation, several advantages of Abstract cannot be ignored: 1. Users have extremely high stickiness, focusing on real experiences rather than inflated locked amounts. 2. Some users have found a stable profit model and are expected to receive future airdrops. 3. The value of assets within the ecosystem is relatively independent and does not fluctuate with the market. In the coming month, the Abstract ecosystem will welcome multiple high-quality NFT projects, among which Monsters is particularly noteworthy. This is