Trust Wallet just rolled out something interesting - native prediction markets right inside the wallet interface.
This marks a shift. Instead of jumping between apps, users can now trade predictions on sports outcomes, crypto price movements, and political events all from one self-custodial environment.
The integration with Myriad Markets is already live. Two other major prediction platforms are reportedly in the pipeline for integration soon.
What's worth noting: this is the first major wallet to embed prediction trading natively. No browser extensions. No third-party dApps. Just wallet-to-ma

QuickswapDEX is gearing up for its deployment on MANTRA Chain. In preparation, the team's pushing to get legacy Polygon PoS ERC20 $OM liquidity pools delisted from tracking platforms. They've filed Request ID CU0212250013 to clean up outdated pool data. This move signals a strategic shift as QuickswapDEX expands its multi-chain presence.

Recently noticed that the Kamino protocol is working on a code upgrade, and I heard they are deploying a 5-layer or even 10-layer multisignature mechanism. This change is interesting — on the surface, it seems to enhance security, but it also means that the withdrawal process may become more complicated.
The market value of this project is about to reach 200 million, and the TVL data is also decent, with a considerable number of users. However, to be honest, it's difficult for ordinary users to determine whether the adjustments to the underlying permission structure are beneficial or detri

In the perpetual futures DEX arena, everyone is constantly competing over whether the transaction fees are low, whether the trading is fast, and whether the mining rewards are attractive—basically just keeping an eye on the data displayed on those dashboards.
But here's the thing nobody talks about: The real moat is not at all on these superficial indicators.
It's about the chain culture you're building on top of. Choosing which chain to build your product on, the community atmosphere of that chain, the meme propagation ability, and user stickiness—these invisible factors are the o

People who trade cryptocurrency are shouting every day that USDT is about to crash, so why does it feel as stable as a rock when it comes to USDe?
I'm tired of memes, let's talk about something hardcore—how stablecoins actually fail. Many people confuse one thing: if USDe and USDT have issues, they don't die in the same way. The collateral ratio is not the main point; the core issue is whose ledger do you trust.
There are two ways to die when unpegging: one is liquidity exhaustion (remember the USDe incident last October?), and the other is direct reserve depletion (refer to the te

An interesting leverage protocol has emerged on the Base chain - Avantis is moving the global market on-chain.
They focus on several points: fast execution speed, no transaction fees, and maximizing capital utilization. This zero-fee model is a new approach in on-chain leveraged trading and may be more user-friendly for those who want to operate frequently.
It seems that what they want to do is a universal leverage layer, but the actual effect still needs to be evaluated based on performance. Those interested can pay attention to subsequent developments.

Imagine prediction markets tapping into real-world liquidity streams directly on-chain—this might just flip the entire game.

Alright, I'm back in the game.
But honestly? This whole first-come-first-served thing is a nightmare. The stress is real.
Here's a thought - why not just set the allocation cap higher from the start? Let everyone who qualifies claim their share without sweating bullets over a ticking clock. Give people breathing room, maybe a decent window to grab what's theirs.
Then dial down the threshold step by step if needed. Makes way more sense than this mad scramble, doesn't it?

Liquidity providers on Monad just got some good news. A bunch of pools are now offering beefed-up returns thanks to Merkl incentives kicking in. We're talking about pairs like WMON-USDC, AUSD-WMON, WMON-WETH, plus a whole lineup including USDC-sMON, WBTC-WMON, APR-WMON, and wstETH-WMON. The aprMON pairs (both USDC and WMON) are in there too, along with WMON-sMON, AUSD-USDC, and the gMON combinations with USDC and WMON. If you've been farming on Monad, might be worth checking out these updated APRs.

This DEX looks pretty solid, not gonna lie. Love seeing new decentralized exchanges pushing the space forward.
Just hoping the team stays committed for the long haul. We've all seen too many promising projects go south. Keep building, stay transparent, and let's make this one last.

The SUI ecosystem recently released something.
It is noted that the locked amount of Ember Protocol has now exceeded 60 million USD, and the platform's total earnings have surpassed 900,000 USD. The stablecoin pool can provide an annualized return of 30%, and holding USDC to earn interest is indeed an option.
The data is so strong, and liquidity is clearly moving in this direction. Additionally, the pools on DipCoin's side have been quite active recently, and the team seems to be holding back a big move.
In the current environment, a 30% yield on stablecoins is considered good.

Spotted something interesting on Kalshi's Solana deployment - they've added $CASH support alongside USDC now.
Still trying to figure out what this move means for the platform. Could be a test run, could be bigger than that.
Might be nothing, might be something. Anyone else tracking this?

Some changes come quietly.
It's not some grand upheaval; it has quietly infiltrated our daily lives. Finance is reshaping life in a way that you can hardly notice.
That moment left a deep impression on me - in an early morning market in Southeast Asia, just as dawn broke. The older sister selling breakfast was looking down at her phone, having paid back the small amount of money she borrowed last night. The entire process? It took just a few seconds, as casual as replying to a WeChat message. An icon of a certain DeFi protocol flashed on the screen for a moment, and then it was gone.
No on

Now many chains are playing their own games, and the liquidity is fragmented. However, some teams are operating in reverse - they want to piece these fragments back together.
LayerBank is following this approach.
There are no fancy concepts or a different way of telling the same old story. What they are doing is very practical: reweaving the chains that should be interoperable with EVM into a network where Liquidity can truly run.
The underlying design concept of LayerBank is actually quite clear: since everyone is in the EVM ecosystem, why should lending protocols fight alone on each chain? C

Prediction markets just got real on Solana. Kalshi's event contracts are now fully tokenized and running on-chain. You can basically bet on real-world outcomes using crypto now—no middleman, just smart contracts doing their thing. Pretty wild to see traditional prediction platforms merging with blockchain infrastructure like this. Wonder how liquidity's gonna look compared to centralized platforms.

Prediction markets? Not some niche experiment anymore.
They're evolving into the pricing engine for information across crypto, AI, and traditional finance. Think Polymarket. Think Kalshi. Add on-chain oracles to the mix. Throw in AI-powered traders making moves faster than humans blink.
The infrastructure layer is where the real money gets made. Those building the rails? They're positioning for the next wave.

For on-chain Futures Trading, I am currently using a certain Decentralized Finance derivation platform. Overall, the experience has been decent, at least it's much more transparent than the CEX system, and I feel more secure knowing I have control over my funds.

A leading DEX just hit a monster milestone — $4 trillion in cumulative trading volume.
That's 2,586 days of non-stop liquidity, swaps, and trustless transactions. No middlemen. No gatekeepers. Just code doing what banks wish they could.
Decentralized finance isn't some niche experiment anymore. It's building the rails for the next financial system, one block at a time.

Recently, the regulatory winds have changed, and many frens are asking how to safely implement stablecoins.
Share a relatively safe approach:
The first option is to use a Hong Kong bank card for transfer. When transferring to ZhongAn, a fee of 20U is charged uniformly, regardless of the amount you transfer. After the funds arrive, you can transfer from ZhongAn to Alipay or UnionPay card, which will incur a fee of about 50 Hong Kong dollars. Although this option has an extra step, it excels in compliance.
The second method is more practical - directly link the Hong Kong card to WeChat Pay's

Laughing to death, the market really needs this kind of play from Elizabeth Capital.
Sometimes they just conjure up some profit data out of thin air, and looking at those numbers rising makes me greedy 😋