Want to get hero-level rewards? The key is how your Wallet score is calculated.
Holding time is very important - it's not about how much you bought, but how long you held it. The weight of time will directly affect the final score. Those who hold continuously will naturally score higher.
The entry price also counts. Players who build positions at better price levels will receive a larger efficiency score.
But don't think about frequently selling or transferring to exploit loopholes; the system will use an adjustment coefficient to balance these operations. In addition, the anti-duplica

Meteora LP isn't always about chasing moonshots.
Sometimes? It's the grind. Small gains. Compounding daily.
One trader just shared how they flipped 1 SOL into 100 SOL over four months. No magic. Just disciplined LP strategies and patience.
The secret? Consistency beats hype every single time.

Ran my trading bot for a week — walked away with 400 USDC clean profit. 👨‍🍳
Pulled the gains, left 50 USDC in the tank to run it back this week.
The numbers:
→ Pushed ~3k volume
→ Bagged 400 USDC
→ Sitting at #2 on the board (eyeing that 2k token reward)
Automation's doing its thing. Let's see if week two hits harder.

The $RLS compliance chain ecosystem indeed has a solid background. Tether is running on it, JPMorgan has also joined in, and the Central Bank of Brazil even used it to test their CBDC—this lineup is impressive, and there's nothing to critique on the narrative level.
The technical route is quite interesting: it forcibly welds the private subnet of the bank with the DeFi public chain, aiming to maintain regulatory compliance while also reaping the benefits of on-chain liquidity. It sounds like a beautiful story.
However, I am a bit hesitant about the tokens. VC's cost for the coins is ri

How can the precision of TradFi and the freedom of the on-chain world truly come together? A certain RWA protocol is dismantling this wall—making real assets on-chain no longer a technical esotericism. TradFi and Decentralized Finance are genuinely moving towards each other this time.

A prediction market platform just rolled out something pretty slick. You can now drop USDC straight onto Polygon—no more bridge gymnastics required.
The flow? Dead simple. Funds hit your wallet, instantly swap to USDC.e right inside the app, then you're live. No external tools. No tab-switching chaos. Everything happens in one place.
What this actually means: faster onboarding for new users, way less friction in the deposit flow, and ultimately stronger liquidity for the prediction pools. Clean upgrade.

Asset allocation always gives people a headache? Multi-chain switching, cross-chain bridges, high fees... Newbies are directly discouraged.
The RIVER multi-chain DeFi solution provides a good idea: the cross-chain architecture is quite clever, allowing assets to be transferred between different chains without going through the cumbersome bridging process, significantly reducing losses in between.
For newcomers, the operational threshold has been lowered; experienced players can also minimize their hassle, and efficiency has indeed improved. The multi-chain ecosystem is inherently complex, and

The market is plummeting again 🥶, and stocking up on BTC to earn interest during winter is a good choice.
Let's take a look at the performance of several mainstream yield products this week (November 24-30).
📊 Earnings in this area
· BTC+ product annualized yield is 3.34%, on the rise
· The BTC product on the BNB chain has an annualized rate of 2.17% and is also climbing.
· The products on the JUP side are adjusting their strategy, and the data is not yet available.
· DLP pool stabilized at 1.00% annualized
💸 Lending side
The cost of lending BTC is extremely low, only 0.06%.
The bear ma

There's a whale making waves on Polymarket. They call him Domer—a power player who's thrown down over $400 million in bets on the platform. That's not just gambling money; that's institutional-level firepower in the prediction market space.

Here's what actually matters when you're sorting real DeFi infrastructure from the noise.
OrderlyNetwork's become the go-to liquidity layer for a reason. They didn't launch into thin air—major market makers backed them from genesis, which means you're looking at consistent depth and none of those annoying liquidity gaps that plague newer protocols.
Their smart contracts? Fully audited, and here's the kicker: clean operational history. No exploits, no emergency pauses, no "oops we got drained" moments.
That combination is rarer than you'd think in this space.

Where is the DeFi market stuck?
Stop focusing solely on user education; the real bottleneck lies in the underlying architecture. Most lending protocols are still patching things up, while some projects have already begun to fundamentally reconstruct.
For example, the idea of some new generation protocols: instead of explaining how complex cross-chain is, they directly swallow the technical challenges into the backend. What you can see is—deposit money, and the system automatically finds the optimal yield across chains; strategy adjustment? Fully automated, you don't have to worry at all.
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Recently, I did Futures Trading on-chain and found the experience with Aster to be quite good after trying a few platforms.

Recently, while trading perpetuals on-chain, I discovered a pretty good platform. After trying it out, I feel it's much more user-friendly than several DEXs I've used before.

I recently found that the second button of a certain DEX is quite useful; after the update, I can place orders directly by percentage.
In the past, calculating the number of tokens was quite troublesome. Now, if I want to buy 2% of the total supply, I can just enter 2%, which saves a lot of calculation time. This feature is indeed convenient for friends who trade small market cap coins—especially for those projects with opaque circulation, as buying based on supply ratio allows for better position control.

The coffee money was earned through the protocol.
Someone asked me how to manage cryptocurrency assets, and I casually mentioned a DeFi protocol.
The other party was stunned to hear that the stablecoin has an annualized return of 9% — "Isn’t this way better than bank wealth management?"
In fact, I had my eye on this project last year and jokingly referred to it as "the on-chain Yu'ebao" during the seed round. As a result, this year, the community round was sold out in 4 seconds, and the rush for it was crazier than grabbing train tickets during the Spring Festival travel rush 😂
What I enj

Everyone's talking about $Pokedex lately. This DEX has been making some noise in the space. Interesting to see how it stacks up against other platforms out there.

Bitcoin entering Decentralized Finance is quite a pitfall.
Look at WBTC, BTC.b, and renBTC; they are all called "Bitcoin" on the surface, but what is the reality? Some are purely custodial models, where your coins are locked in someone else's vault; some are semi-decentralized, which sound safe but are actually questionable; and others rely on cross-chain bridges to transfer back and forth, leaving you unaware of the path your BTC takes.
Encapsulation ≠ Security.
The same BTC, different packaging methods, risks vary tremendously. No matter how good the liquidity is, you must understand the

Last week I tried on-chain wealth management, and to my surprise, it went To da moon.
At that time, I casually threw 0.1 BTC into LayerBank, purely with a try-and-see attitude. As a result, when I opened my wallet these past few days—my balance directly increased by 6.6 times?
What's even more outrageous is that besides the 1.79% BTC principal and interest earnings, I also casually snagged the Lil Pudgys NFT from the Merkl airdrop. I glanced at the participation data, and there were only 155 people, making the odds of winning incredibly realistic.
To be honest, I used to think that storing

Ever heard of a protocol that fuses yield-bearing stablecoins with perpetual futures trading? Here's the deal: there's this DeFi setup where your stablecoin (let's call it DUSD) automatically earns yield—whether it's just chilling in your perps wallet or actively deployed as margin. No staking hoops to jump through.
The twist? It runs natively on both BNB Chain and Solana, tapping into two major ecosystems. And get this—over on a leading DEX (think major AMM player), there's a DUSD pool sitting at north of $183 million in liquidity. That's not pocket change.
So you've got passive income baked

Imagine this: a massive liquidity pool paired with intent-based architecture lets anyone settle transactions on any blockchain they want. Instant finality. Zero trace of your transaction history exposed.
That's actually insane when you think about it.