You must have seen those iconic scenes: a trader live streams opening a position, and accidentally exposes their wallet address and holdings details to hundreds of people in the live channel. At best, they could be tracked down through on-chain operations, and at worst, they become a live target for targeted attacks. This "social death + financial death" combo is a unique nightmare in the crypto circle.
ApeX Protocol @OfficialApeXdex recently introduced a feature that specifically addresses this issue—hiding wallet details during screen sharing. This is an essential tool for KOLs and full-time

At three in the morning, the altcoin you bought suddenly experienced a flash crash. You were sweating cold and frantically trying to close eight positions, but the screen refreshed five times, and your fingers were almost cramping from pressing. The market was still crashing down.
This sense of suffocation, only those who have experienced it know. So when I saw the "One-Click Close Position/Reverse" feature launched on ApeX @OfficialApeXdex, the first word that popped into my mind was - "lifeline."
This feature is nothing fancy, even a bit plain. But it resolves a fundamentally real problem: w

When I see stablecoin projects now, my first reaction is to roll my eyes - how competitive has this track become, and who dares to jump in? But Hylo @hylo_so made me take a second look.
In August, they only raised 1.5 million dollars in the seed round, and in less than four months, the TVL has reached 78 million. This growth curve is either indicative of real skill, or the market makers are frantically inflating the volume. I tend to believe in the former, as the design concept is indeed quite interesting.
Hylo operates on a "twin" model: hyUSD is a stablecoin, and the collateral is neither US

On-chain identity has always been a bit awkward. After years of working across various protocols—holding positions, interacting, building loyalty—the scattered evidence of "who you are" is everywhere. But when you need to prove "I'm an OG," besides flipping wallet addresses, there doesn't seem to be much else.
Mocaverse @Moca_Network recently launched MocaProof, which provides a pretty interesting solution to this problem.
In simple terms: it turns your on-chain activities into verifiable credentials. Holding blue-chip NFTs, activity on Opensea, Nansen-tagged addresses, staking records—these s

Here's a fun fact: The daily Gas fees burned on Ethereum are enough to buy several houses in a third-tier city. The problem is, most of this money is fed to MEV bots and arbitrageurs, while ordinary users feel like they’re paying tolls twice on the highway without knowing where the money goes.
ETHGas @ETHGasOfficial is a project aimed at addressing this issue. Just a few days ago, they announced a $12 million seed round, led by Polychain with participation from Amber Group. Their goal is to redistribute the pricing power of block space, reduce the wild fluctuations in Gas fees, and make the gr

I have repeatedly read the a16z 2026 forecast and found one thing: they are describing a whole new set of game rules.
Stablecoins are no longer "coins," but the settlement layer of the internet. When your AI agent can automatically handle payments, call APIs, and settle GPU computing power in the background for you, money becomes a network protocol—routed like data packets. This is not a financial upgrade; it’s a sign that finance is being swallowed by the internet.
Privacy is becoming the strongest moat. Performance has become similar across the board, but privacy states cannot be easily migr

A friend of mine told me last week that he put his idle funds into Yu'ebao, which has an annualized yield of less than 2%. Meanwhile, the intern at the neighboring desk is earning over 4% annualized yield on US bonds on-chain and can redeem at any time. He was completely stunned.
Theo Network @Theo_Network is doing exactly that—turning the unreachable money market funds into a string of numbers in your wallet. I call this "the USD version of on-chain Yu'ebao," but actually it's more intense: the supply of thBILL is approaching 200 million dollars. This isn't a roadshow number; it's real gold s

Providing LP services is often seen by most people as "throwing money into a pool and then praying." Losses are like a ghost—you can't see them, but they're always stealing your money.
Magma @MagmaStaking just raised $6 million, aiming to change this passive suffering reality.
The core of this project is called ALMM, which essentially solves a very practical problem: how to prevent LP funds from lying idle and being worn down by the market.
The problem with traditional CLMM is that you set a price range and then can only wait. Magma's approach is to make this range "alive"—fees fluctuate with

A chain-based AI Agent managing tens of millions of dollars in funds, capable of automated trading and strategy optimization, wants to call the GPT API? Sorry, please fill out the KYC form, link your credit card, and wait for manual approval first. How can a program without an ID explain to customer service why the request volume surged at 3 a.m.?
This is the reality that AiMo Network @AiMoNetwork aims to redefine.
It won the @ETHGlobal NY Coinbase x402 grand prize and was incubated by Solana's Solaris. Its background is solid. But what's more interesting is the problem it solves: opening an "