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Yesterday I renewed a subscription for an overseas data tool I usually use. It was just a bill for a few dozen dollars, but I kept getting a payment failure. In the end, my domestic bank sent me a risk control message and froze my credit card. I called and argued with customer service for almost half an hour. I had to exhaust my words to prove "I am me, I am spending my own money and I haven't been scammed," before they reluctantly unblocked it. After hanging up, I looked at the card on my desk and really felt that this old financial system is completely rotten. You think the money is yours, but in their eyes, you are just a tenant with the right to use it. > This is also why I kept staring at the announcement of Bybit's 10 million WLFI reward today, reading it several times. ———— Many people look at such activities, their eyes glued to daily check-ins and playing TradeGPT to collect fragments for a lottery. To be honest, I can't even be bothered to click on those time-consuming data games that act as free labor. ➤ What really caught my attention was the most inconspicuous line in the announcement: permanent zero fees between USDC and USD1, and full access to mainstream coin pairs. Think about it, what keeps an exchange alive? It's the transaction fees. Bybit is now willing to cut this fat piece off and even subsidize a few million dollars worth of tokens for the event, what are they after? If you look at the on-chain data, you'll understand. ➤ USD1 has recently quietly increased its issuance by over 20 million coins. Moreover, institutions like MovaLab have directly become the first batch of super nodes. They are starting to slice into the cake of foreign exchange remittances and AI payments. This is not just a simple spring promotion for the platform; it’s political capital behind it using real money for subsidies. They are forcibly laying down a parallel dollar track in the market. ———— In this circle, don’t go against the trend. Now major exchanges are competing for the pricing power and liquidity of this new track. For us retail investors, arguing about whether this thing is truly decentralized is meaningless. My operations are extremely boring, but also the most stable. ➤ Move the idle USDC sitting on the chain over; after all, the exchange is zero-cost, and I can easily hit a $500 spot trading volume threshold. Since the giants are willing to spend money to seize the ecological base, then this certain liquidity subsidy is something to take advantage of. As for the 1 million prize pool's Mantle chain interaction, if you have the energy, just click a couple of times to grab it. In this market full of landmines, earning subsidies that you can understand is much more reassuring than blindly guessing the market. Alright, enough said. I still need to renew that damn tool; after the bank's hassle, I even forgot my login password.

Everyone is focused on USD1's high APR for yield farming But if you actually watch the market, you'll find that the logic behind its pricing has long changed The market now values USD1 not just for new coin hype but more like pricing its channels For a new stablecoin to survive, just having issuance volume isn't enough It needs people providing entry points, scenarios, and reasons for capital turnover. USD1 recently happened to hit all these points / On the Binance Wallet side Aster has already launched USD1-denominated perpetuals and collateral scenarios On Bybit's side April has the Ecosystem Carnival, and in May they continue with Hold & Earn, using WLFI rewards to attract holding and trading. More importantly on-chain Kamino integrated USD1 into the Solana lending market at the start of the year. This step is actually much more significant than the event page. Once a stablecoin enters lending pools, it’s no longer just a balance lying in wallets It starts circulating, entering leverage, liquidity pools, and begins to gain real usage. / So now when I look at USD1, I no longer see it as just another stablecoin project I see it more like a distribution machine: someone provides trading entry, someone provides yield scenarios, someone provides on-chain turnover What really matters going forward isn’t how high the short-term APR is What matters is how much of this forcibly injected liquidity ultimately remains. If this money truly stays on-chain and in trading scenarios, USD1’s story won’t just stop in DeFi. Note: The above content is purely market analysis and does not constitute any investment advice! #USD1 #WLFI

One of the easiest misconceptions for beginners about on-chain US stocks is: Seeing AAPLx, NVDAx, TSLAx doesn’t necessarily mean you directly own those stocks. This needs to be clarified first. Some on-chain US stocks are tokenized stocks. For example, products like xStocks emphasize 1:1 backing, meaning they are supported by corresponding stocks or ETFs. Some products are more like price contracts. Users get price fluctuations but don’t necessarily have real stock rights. Other products just package the US stock names, but the rules, redemption, trading hours, and applicable regions are different. So for beginners looking at on-chain US stocks, I suggest not rushing to buy tokens but first ask four questions: First, is there real asset backing behind this token? Second, am I buying stock rights or price exposure? Third, can I redeem it, or can I only sell it on the secondary market? Fourth, does this platform allow users from my region to participate? The truly interesting part about on-chain US stocks isn’t just that US stocks can be on-chain. What it really changes is the trading entry point. Previously, ordinary people buying US stocks had to open accounts, deposit funds, and wait for trading hours. Now many on-chain products turn US stocks into assets in wallets, allowing them to enter DEXs, DeFi, and 24/7 trading environments. This lowers the barrier but also brings new risks. On-chain trading has smart contract risks. Tokenized stocks have issuer and custody risks. When liquidity is insufficient, prices may deviate from US stock spot prices. Compliance requirements vary by region. So my understanding is: On-chain US stocks are not a shortcut tool for beginners. They are more like the first version of US stock assets entering the on-chain world. Beginners can pay attention but shouldn’t just look at the ticker. You need to look at the rules first, then liquidity, and finally the price. #美股

It’s been real Montreal but it’s time to head home… 1000% coming back tho 🤌

Just reviewed the 42 Roundtable AMA by @42space again, and my main takeaway is: Eventcoins is not just a rebrand of prediction markets; it aims to turn real-world attention into on-chain assets that can be traded, co-built, and spontaneously generate liquidity. The lineup for this roundtable was quite interesting. Host @Jenni_Web3 managed the session very steadily, able to bring out technical questions and also capture the community narrative. The core is @Leo_ozavaat. His background ranges from Morgan Stanley quantitative analyst to early crypto and MEV research since 2017, then to Alkimiya’s blockchain space auctions and liquidity design. The whole logic leans heavily on market structure rather than just storytelling. So my understanding of Eventcoins’ positioning is: > meme-driven hype + > traditional prediction market result settlement + > permissionless market creation These three elements combined. Everyone knows the problems with traditional prediction markets: high barriers to market creation, difficult liquidity cold start, and in the end, only big traffic events like sports and politics tend to thrive. But memes have obvious issues too: narratives can heat up quickly but often lack a clear settlement anchor. What Eventcoins wants to fill is exactly this middle ground. ---- It uses bonding curves to allow event assets to be traded continuously throughout their lifecycle, with prices fluctuating in real-time based on participation, sentiment, and narrative changes. ➤ More importantly, anyone can create a market around a niche event: Local tournaments, KOL memes, friend groups, gaming communities, even temporary hot topics all have the chance to bootstrap liquidity themselves. This transforms prediction from an institutional market into a social, narrative, and trading closed loop that ordinary people can participate in. The community is also quite lively; @jiamigou, @borsch737, @Lilibee1227908, @ZhanweiC, @kaylyn_0x, and others were present, with many details discussed. At the AMA’s end, it was mentioned that over 1000 ambassador applications were filtered down using a 30-minute limited Google Form, showing clear execution and community enthusiasm. // Currently, the football market is live, with points and props available, and the IP Championship is underway. The team clearly aims to fully develop the 2026 World Cup line: national team coins, player narratives, final match matrix—all natural event entry points. My favorite part is: 42space is not just building a trading platform but more like infrastructure for “social + narrative + market.” Turning attention from friend groups, interest circles, and creator communities into something you can bet on together, hype together, and co-build together. This direction is a step beyond pure prediction markets. Of course, risks remain: liquidity after hype fades, regulatory gray areas, and whether event markets can sustain activity all need time to prove. But at least from this AMA, 42space is not aiming for short-term harvesting but building the foundational gameplay for the next-generation event economy. If you missed the AMA➤ you can check out @borsch737’s summary post or directly experience the bonding curve. The World Cup is coming soon; this time, we might not just be spectators. Note: The above content is a personal summary and does not constitute any investment advice, DORY #Eventcoins #42space #WorldCup2026 #Web3PredictionMarket

According to the weak propagation theory, during the midterm elections, Fud Trump and matters or projects related to the Trump family will become a method to attract traffic. Take @worldlibertyfi as an example. From the beginning, rumors about Eric Trump and other Trump family members withdrawing from this project and outsourcing it to a Chinese team have all been strongly refuted by Eric. The spread of rumors can infiltrate the community, but people don't remember the content of the refutations. Weak propagation means that in communication, especially in social media, the weaker party wins. Although I believe that according to the weak propagation theory, it will be difficult for Trump to win the public opinion before the midterm results. But as a deeply trapped secondary holder of the WLFI token, I hope the Trump family wins the final victory. BTW, this visit to China is for business purposes, so we didn't see the shadow of the US First Lady. Eric Trump is the key attendee, hoping to learn from the bravery and pragmatism of the Chinese people, which will ultimately be reflected in the WLFI coin price 😍 USD1 I have eaten well, now only waiting for WLFI to take off 🛫

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