As for LP groups, it's like playing a wooden man in a minefield—even if you don't move, losses will find their way to you. Traditional AMMs are essentially the financial version of "carving a boat to seek a sword," and the wind has already shifted.
This situation is now being redefined: liquidity is no longer stagnant but has developed a biological "reflex arc." NOYA and Ferra are two projects doing just that.
NOYA is like the "precognition system" from "Minority Report." It doesn't guess blindly but uses ZKML to analyze millions of betting data points from Polymarket.
This approach is innovat

Have you watched sci-fi movies where characters switch bodies and are reborn?
Cango @Cango_Group This company is basically a real-life version of the "Ship of Theseus."
A year ago, it was just a straightforward car finance company, an "honest guy." In the blink of an eye, it sold that business for 350 million USD in cash, crossed over physically, and became the most hardcore Bitcoin mining company in the US stock market.
This plot is so outrageous that even TV dramas wouldn’t dare to depict it.
These people are really ruthless, completely replacing the company's original "essence."
Q3 financia

Would you step on the immune for 1.5 billion USD?

Benjamin's concern in "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction" about the "aura" vanishing has become almost a curse in today's internet era:
The images you stay up all night creating, right-click to save, and the ownership no longer belongs to you.
This is simply the "Cyber Serfdom" of the digital age.
GaiAI @GaiAIio's appeal precisely lies in its attempt to redefine this reality.
It’s not just another drawing toy, but a judicial system that performs DNA testing on creativity.
The core logic of this project is turning "prompt words" into a kind of "algorithmic rent rights."
In t

The AI trading terminal launched by Warden @wardenprotocol this time is actually to install a "plug-in brain" on your browser.
It doesn't just let you draw a line there, but directly feeds Messari's AI signals to your mouth, and even let the agent run the strategy for you later.
The most disturbing operation is that it has planed the threshold. In the past, if you wanted to play derivatives on the chain, cross-chain bridges could toss you to death, and you would lose money before you earned gas fees.
Warden supports multi-chain USDC direct deposits, whether your money is on Base or the Ethereu

Last month, I lost almost 40%.
It wasn’t that I didn’t see the signals—I just refused to acknowledge them. I watched the red candles drop one after another, telling myself over and over, “It’ll bounce back, it’ll bounce back,” but the rebound never came. Instead, everything went to zero. Eventually, I realized something: the earlier you admit you’re wrong, the less it costs you. If you won’t hit that stop-loss button today, the market will force-liquidate you tomorrow—and charge you an extra humiliation fee for good measure.
Now, I trade more cautiously, but I survive longer.
I used to chase e

A few days ago, I debated gold and Bitcoin with an elder outside the crypto circle. He firmly believes in unknown gold mines in the earth’s crust, while I have faith in the hard-coded absolute cap of 21 million coins. The essence of this debate is actually the contest between “old-world physical dependence” and “new-world mathematical certainty.”
While most people are still worrying about American conspiracy theories, the global hash power network has already built an unalterable wall of truth. Bitcoin is not just an asset—it is the only “certainty” we can hold onto during times of geopolitica

Here’s something a bit counterintuitive: last month, the overall RWA sector dropped by 35%, but there was one project that actually went up by 60%. There’s nothing mystical about it—it’s just the most basic supply and demand relationship: someone genuinely needs this thing.
Theo Network is a project on Arbitrum focused on tokenizing real-world assets. Sounds boring, right? But boring things often make the most money. Their thBILL money market fund is essentially short-term government bonds on-chain—risk so low it’s almost negligible, with returns far better than just leaving your USDT on an ex

I increasingly feel that this cycle isn't about who can stay up all night watching the charts, but about who can free themselves from repetitive work first.
Almanak @almanak is exactly the kind of project that gives me this feeling. With $8.45 million in funding, it's not top-tier but certainly respectable. The key is that what they're doing hits a pain point for me: our strategy ideas aren't bad, what we lack is execution and time.
Almanak's approach is straightforward: you write the strategy logic, and it runs it for you. Python environment, non-custodial wallet, Safe with Zodiac for permiss

To be honest, I was just wondering recently—what are those bots running quantitative strategies and governance voting in Web3 actually backed by? Until I came across Talus Labs @Talus_Labs, and suddenly things started to make sense.
Think about it: most so-called “decentralized” AI Agents today still run inference on AWS, with decision processes that are total black boxes. If something goes wrong, you don’t even know where to start tracing the issue. Talus, on the other hand, puts every step of AI reasoning, every action, every proof directly on-chain—so you can actually audit and verify every