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The button that has been sealed for 27 years has been activated.
In 1997, the HTTP protocol reserved a status code 402, labeled "Payment Required." However, due to the lack of viable payment solutions at that time, this button has never been pressed.
The situation is different now. Crypto stablecoins have matured, L2 has reduced the cost of each transaction, and most importantly—AI Agents have truly emerged, and they require micro-payment capabilities. Thus, a compliant platform has launched the x402 protocol using this "button that has been gathering dust for many years": anyone or any AI can access paid content without the need to create an account, jump pages, and can make payments directly on-chain.
What seems to be a simple automatic payment is actually building a whole new ecosystem behind it. From the underlying protocols to payment infrastructure, and to real applications, x402 is redefining the way payments are made on the internet—only this time, both buyers and sellers may be code.
Protocol layer: enabling machines to trade

The Magical Meme World
In the crypto space, Meme coins are the most bizarre existence—no white papers, no technical barriers, no real applications. A joke, a comment, a meme image can create a market value of hundreds of millions of dollars out of thin air in just a few days.
In October 2025, this strange force stirred up a storm on the BSC chain. Unlike before, this time it was not only a grassroots celebration from the community, but Binance's official participation as well. From a blessing sent in Chinese by He Yi, to frequent interactions with CZ, and the launch of the official Meme Rush platform, what seems chaotic is actually a clever combination of cultural resonance and capital power.
This is not a spontaneous outbreak, but a collision between top-level strategy and grassroots enthusiasm. When the "Binance Life" meme coin, which is full of the flavor of the Chinese internet, is born, when the on-chain trading volume skyrockets to 6 billion US dollars in just a few days, when tens of thousands of new users swarm in.