Blockchain

Through real trading data and experiential insights, readers can gain a deeper understanding of arbitrage opportunities, risk management, and technical optimization in the cryptocurrency market.

The core argument of the article is that the real profitability of prediction markets lies not in operating the markets themselves, but in the underlying infrastructure that supports them—such as data and oracles, cross-market aggregation, and analytical tools.

The article offers an in-depth look at Tempo’s funding background, key advantages, and development concepts. It also uses historical case studies to compare different business models within the blockchain industry, encouraging readers to reflect on the future evolution of specialized blockchains.

The article introduces the background of funding and the institutions involved, and provides an in-depth analysis of Berachain's technical attributes—specifically its distinctive proof of liquidity mechanism—and explains how this mechanism supports on-chain business growth and value capture.

The article not only provides an in-depth analysis of blockchain technology's applications in the financial sector but also illustrates, through concrete cases, how the integration of cryptocurrency and traditional finance can drive financial innovation.

The $12 billion in assets locked on Morpho represents far more than a simple lending game – it showcases how market-neutral funds are leveraging overcollateralized protocols to generate leveraged returns, a true financial innovation. This article delves into how DeFi has unexpectedly replicated the core logic of traditional hedge funds – diversification, market neutrality, and portfolio leverage – while revealing a new paradigm for on-chain capital operations.

Eigen's token unlocking plan is set to commence in November 2025, with approximately 36.82 million tokens released monthly, corresponding to a market value dilution of over 10%. Analysis of on-chain data reveals that most high-return traders have withdrawn ahead of the unlocking. However, the protocol continues to demonstrate strength in Total Value Locked (TVL), ecosystem expansion, and partnerships. Over the next two years, supply pressure is likely to become the primary battleground for its token performance.

The article not only analyzes the competitive landscape of the perpetual futures market but also presents the author’s criteria for identifying investment opportunities, emphasizing the importance of tokenholder alignment, product and revenue growth, and token utility.

The article not only offers profound insights into market cycles but also provides practical action guidelines for token project founders and investors, helping them understand how to build and identify token projects with long-term value.

Through numerous case studies and a clear vision, this article gives readers a comprehensive look at how AI and blockchain technology reshape the future of digital assets and the financial industry.

The article also proposes technical solutions to improve market structure, emphasizing the importance of maintaining market stability during periods of stress.

The article thoroughly examines ENSO's funding history, team structure, and market positioning, giving readers a well-rounded view to assess the project.

During a $19 billion mass contract liquidation event, several major CEXs that dominate trading volume exposed significant concentration risks inherent to centralized platforms. As a result, market funds rapidly migrated to on-chain platforms, giving perpetual contract DEXs a prime opportunity to showcase their structural advantages. The article examines differences among platforms like Hyperliquid, Grvt, and Aster in maker fee rates, yield on balances, margin returns, and vault investment strategies. This showcases how DEXs become "yield battlegrounds" during liquidation periods.

Monad is launching an airdrop for roughly 225,000 cryptocurrency community members and 5,500 Monad users. The claim period is open until November 2025. This article explains the six eligibility routes for the airdrop and outlines anti-sybil protocols. It details both on-chain and off-chain qualification standards—including high-frequency trading, DeFi deposits, NFT holdings, and social identity verification. The article also breaks down the claim process and node architecture.

This article examines the ADL (Auto-Deleveraging) mechanism debate sparked by Hyperliquid and Binance during the October 11 market plunge. It contrasts the two platforms’ approaches in trigger logic, transparency, mechanism design, and execution processes, and explores how risk management philosophies fundamentally differ between decentralized and centralized exchanges.