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KMNO is a functional token within the Kamino protocol, designed to connect liquidity management mechanisms, user participation, and governance processes. Through its incentive and distribution structure, it coordinates resources across the ecosystem. As DeFi protocols evolve from single-function applications into more complex systems, tokens are no longer only value carriers but also integral components of protocol logic.

Kamino Vault is the core asset management module within the Kamino protocol. It aggregates user funds and deploys them through automated strategies to participate in concentrated liquidity markets and generate yield. Its function is to package complex liquidity operations into standardized products, allowing users to engage in DeFi liquidity management through simple asset deposits.

In February 2026, the on-chain ecosystem exhibited more pronounced structural divergence amid price pressure. On-chain activity did not contract in tandem, but instead became further concentrated on high-frequency and high-efficiency networks. Solana maintained its dominance in high-frequency activity, while Base and Polygon continued to expand. Arbitrum saw a recovery in activity, but its capital retention and value capture weakened. Ethereum shifted from net outflows to significant net inflows, reinforcing its role as the primary settlement layer and a key hub for macro asset deployment. On the BTC side, the price pullback pushed short-term holders broadly into unrealized losses, with profit-taking cooling and sell pressure still concentrated among short-term positions, while the long-term holder structure remained intact. At the sector level, AI Agent, supply-side shocks, and institutional DeFi narratives coexisted. Short-term returns were driven by structural catalysts, while mid-term allocation continued

Gate has released its latest Proof of Reserves report. As of March 16, 2026, the overall reserve ratio stands at 122%, well above the industry safety benchmark of 100%.

According to the official announcement, Gate has released its latest proof of reserves report.

Resolv's USR stablecoin experienced a significant security breach, allowing an attacker to mint 80 million uncollateralized tokens and liquidate roughly $25 million, which caused a substantial price depeg. This article offers an in-depth examination of the incident, the attack method, and the inherent risks of DeFi stablecoins.

The S&P 500 is poised to reach the 7,700 level, and historical data suggests that periods of conflict frequently create favorable buying conditions in the market. This article examines the drivers of the stock market’s upward momentum, key macroeconomic factors, and potential risks, offering a thorough evaluation of today’s investment landscape.

Despite continuous inflows of institutional and ETF capital, the Bitcoin market remains subject to its classic four-year cycle. SkyBridge founder Anthony Scaramucci attributes the current correction largely to long-term holders selling near the $100,000 psychological threshold. He anticipates that the market could enter a new bull cycle in the fourth quarter of 2026.

The SEC and CFTC have jointly released a groundbreaking document, bringing an end to ten years of regulatory ambiguity surrounding crypto assets. The document explicitly classifies 16 leading tokens—including BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and DOGE—as “digital commodities” instead of securities, and exempts key on-chain activities such as staking, mining, wrapping, and airdrops from being considered securities. Of particular significance, the document introduces an asset disaggregation mechanism, offering ICO projects a clear and compliant pathway to shift from securities to non-securities status. This represents a decisive triumph for native crypto logic within the framework of federal law.

In 2026, the competitive frontier for enterprise software has shifted from a "feature war" to an "interface reconstruction." This article delves into how AI is reshaping the three core systems of SAP, Salesforce, and ServiceNow: during the implementation phase, AI agents are used to reduce migration risks worth hundreds of millions of dollars; in the usage phase, "Large Action Models (LAMs)" simplify complex interfaces; and in the expansion phase, lightweight applications replace bloated custom development. The ultimate goal of AI is not to replace these "Systems of Record (SoR)," but to rewrite the interaction logic, gradually rendering cumbersome traditional software "invisible" and turning them into underlying databases for AI-driven "Systems of Action (SoA)."

BlackRock's Ethereum staking ETF exceeded $250 million in assets during its first week, highlighting a rapid increase in institutional allocation toward ETH yield assets. This article examines how the ETF operates, its impact on the market, and its far-reaching significance for the broader crypto industry.

EtherFi has announced a $25 million investment in Plume’s Nest RWA protocol, introducing real-world asset yields to on-chain platforms. By integrating crypto arbitrage, staking rewards, and government bonds, this strategy gives individual users access to investment opportunities that were once exclusive to institutions, further expanding the scope of DeFi yield generation.

A comprehensive analysis of how USD1 and the AgentPay SDK solve payment challenges for AI agents. Through self-custodial wallets, policy-driven controls, and on-chain transaction capabilities, they are creating a new generation of programmable financial infrastructure to drive the development of the agentic economy.

An in-depth exploration of AI Agent payment infrastructure, covering everything from x402 and MPP to Google AP2 and UCP. This analysis delves into the ongoing debate between protocol and system layers and charts the future trajectory of payment architecture development within the machine economy.

Through case studies such as Morpho×Apollo and BlackRock×Uniswap, the article reveals the logic that 90% of projects overlook: holder quality matters more than price noise.