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I just saw that the X platform has made a new move, cutting the revenue share of aggregated accounts directly to 60%, and I hear it will be lowered again in the next cycle. Product manager Nikita Bir was very straightforward, saying that those accounts on the platform that post clickbait every day with full-screen "BREAKING" tags are really annoying, not only squeezing out space for genuine content creators but also making it hard for newcomers to develop.
The key is their clear attitude: they won't restrict your speech or reduce your exposure, but if you rely on clickbait and system tricks to

I just saw one of the most cynical market moves in recent times. Allbirds — a company that made wool sneakers and was a Silicon Valley star — suddenly announces a shift to AI infrastructure and rebrands as NewBird AI. And you know what happened? In one day, the stock price soared by 876%. This is not a typo. 876%.
Let's figure out what's really going on here, because this is a classic example of how the capital market functions like casino tech support — always ready to back any game if it promises excitement.
Previously, Allbirds was a status symbol. In 2021, they went public with a market ca

I just reviewed the rates and noticed a rather depressing picture for those who invested in cryptocurrencies at the time of Trump's second inauguration in January 2025. XRP has fallen nearly 52% since then — from $2.95 to $1.41. Bitcoin lost about 23% (was at $101,100, now $77,75K), and Ethereum decreased by 27.7% (from $3,208 to $2.32K). If someone had invested $10,000 in each asset back then, today they would have approximately $7.7K in Bitcoin, $7.2K in Ethereum, and only $4.7K in XRP.
It is known that many people on various XRP forums and crypto communities discuss how this could have happ

Oh, interesting! EFP just launched an integration with Etherscan, now you can view social data directly in the browser — ENS domain, avatar, followers. This was on April 15. It seems brantly.eth announced it. Honestly, it's a convenient feature — no need to jump between tabs to see who follows whom in the protocol. Everything is simply in one tab, Cards, on Etherscan. I think this could attract more people to social features on the blockchain. Have you tried it yet?

I just read Vitalik's post about how Ethereum is finally preparing to close the multi-year debate around account abstraction. Interestingly, the community has been discussing this issue for over ten years, and now it seems they've found a comprehensive solution through EIP-8141.
The essence of the proposal is quite elegant — introducing the concept of "frame transactions." Imagine: one transaction can contain multiple calls that interact with each other, and the system itself understands who pays for gas and who authorizes the operation. This opens up a sea of possibilities.
From a practical s

I am looking at the Dogecoin chart from yesterday — an interesting moment occurred. The price tried to break through the descending triangle on the 12-hour timeframe, but it turned out to be a fakeout. It reached $0.0927, then retreated back to consolidation. It is currently trading around $0.10, but there’s no sign of strength.
Interestingly, major players are clearly preparing something. Whale Alert recorded a massive transfer — over 3 billion DOGE tokens were moved from Robinhood to private wallets. That’s about $295 million at the then-current prices. Such moves usually indicate accumulat

Помітив цікаву розвиток на ринку - трейдери тепер можуть ставити на S&P 500 цілодобово, не чекаючи, поки відкриються традиційні фондові біржі. S&P Dow Jones Indices надала ліцензію компанії Trade[XYZ] на запуск першого офіційно схваленого безстрокового ф'ючерсного контракту на індекс S&P 500 прямо на блокчейні Hyperliquid.
Про що це? Кваліфіковані інвестори з-за меж США отримали доступ до інструменту, який дозволяє їм торгувати індексом з кредитним плечем у режимі реального часу, навіть коли традиційні ринки закриті. Раніше, якщо великі новини з'являлися у вихідні, трейдери були змушені просто

It's interesting to observe how XRP recently outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum in terms of growth. It seems that when the price dropped, many decided to buy, and this likely triggered the sudden spike. Such moments happen often — when everyone panics, some investors see an opportunity.
I think this is probably related to XRP being under pressure for a long time, and now it received some positive news or simply accumulated a lot of buy orders. Institutional players may have also noticed the potential. It's interesting to see whether this will be a sustainable increase or just a short-term corre

Are you aware that Kalshi and Polymarket are trying to raise serious money? Both prediction platforms are already in early funding negotiations, and rumors suggest they are aiming for a valuation of around $20 billion. This is wild for platforms that not long ago were on the fringes of attention. It seems that investors are seriously interested in prediction markets — whether because they see potential or just because it's the current trend. It will be interesting to see how this affects the entire segment. Have you already used one of these platforms?

It's interesting to observe how lawmakers are trying to regulate the crypto market but forget about the real needs of decentralized finance. Looking at the current discussions around the American bill on market structure, it becomes clear: the crypto sphere, especially the DeFi segment, is ready to reject this bill if their interests are ignored.
The government aims to introduce new rules, but here arises a problem. The DeFi ecosystem has specific needs that traditional regulatory frameworks simply do not consider. When I talk to market participants, I hear the same thing: if the law does not

Recently, more and more people are interested in cybersecurity, especially within the crypto community. I want to share with you one of the most common threats — a man-in-the-middle attack, often called MITM.
Essentially, a man-in-the-middle attack means that an attacker intervenes in the communication between two parties. Imagine: you think you're communicating directly with a friend, but in reality, a third party is intercepting all your messages. They can read, modify, or even impersonate one of the participants in the conversation.
How does this work in practice? The simplest example is an