Phoenix77

Ever open a prediction market and feel completely lost?
Thousands of questions staring back at you, but no real sense of which ones are actually worth your time.
You scroll, you dig, and somehow still end up guessing
That’s where @ProblyHQ comes in.
It’s an L1-native prediction market built on @TxFlow_L1, where people trade the outcomes of real world events fully onchain, with fast settlement and a central limit order book.
Right now you can already:
> Browse by category
> Sort by new/popular / liquid / ending soon
> Use the pick-a-side and just-for-you sections as a new user
The interface fee

Prediction markets just hit a new ATH.
June notional volume reached $52.8B, almost 92% higher than the previous 5-month average of $27.5B.
Q2 volume also climbed to $113.8B, up 48.7% QoQ.
But there is one important detail:
- 81% of @Polymarket’s June volume came from sports
- @Kalshi expanded its Q2 market share to 58.9%
- Polymarket fell from 35.8% to 30.2%
- @RotheraMarkets reached $2.1B only one month after launch
The World Cup is now over.
The next few months will show whether prediction markets can sustain this growth, or whether June was mostly an event-driven spike
Data @coingecko

RWA market share is starting to look less like a winner-takes-all game.
The market has reached $43.7B across 118 issuers, but leadership is still highly fragmented:
@SkyEcosystem 10.6%
@Securitize 10.0%
@Ondo 8.0%
@circle 6.8%
@tether 5.9%
@FTI_US 5.6%
@justokenglobal 5.1%
@tradable_xyz 5.0%
@Paxos 4.2%
@maplefinance 3.8%
Others: 35%
What stands out to me is that no issuer controls even 11% of the market yet.
The RWA race still feels wide open, and distribution, product utility, and DeFi integrations may matter more than simply being early.
Data @tokenterminal

RWA market share is starting to look less like a winner-takes-all game.
The market has reached $43.7B across 118 issuers, but leadership is still highly fragmented:
@SkyEcosystem 10.6%
@Securitize 10.0%
@Ondo 8.0%
@circle 6.8%
@tether 5.9%
@FTI_US 5.6%
@justokenglobal 5.1%
@tradable_xyz 5.0%
@Paxos 4.2%
@maplefinance 3.8%
Others: 35%
What stands out to me is that no issuer controls even 11% of the market yet.
The RWA race still feels wide open, and distribution, product utility, and DeFi integrations may matter more than simply being early.

Tokenized stocks are still tiny.
The onchain RWA market is worth $363B, yet stocks account for only $1.47B
Projects like @OndoFinance, @xStocksFi, @DinariGlobal, and @Securitize are bringing equities onchain, while @RobinhoodApp Chain, @Lighter_xyz, and Hyperliquid HIP-3 are expanding how they can be traded.
Real unlock will come when stocks become collateral for loans, leverage, hedging, and carry trades.
Stocks are moving from assets we simply hold to programmable capital.
Source @lifiprotocol

> @HyperliquidX casually crossed $1.2B in all-time revenue.
Perps did most of the heavy lifting with $1.09B.
HIP-3 also showed up with $19M+, which is pretty wild for the "side quest".
And now HyperEVM stablecoins are apparently cooking a potential $162M per year.
Bro started as a perp DEX and somehow ended up building an entire money machine.
source: @hl_eco

➠ Robinhood Chain Protocol TVL has grown ~5.8x in around 10 days.
From roughly $50M at the end of June to $289.31M by Jul 10/11.
Current ecosystem overview:
- $453.42M Total Asset Market Cap
- $300.42M Stablecoin Market Cap
- $289.31M Protocol TVL
- $12.81M Total Tokenized Value
The TVL growth is coming from a broader DeFi stack across @Morpho, @Ethena, @sparkdotfi, @Uniswap, @maplefinance, Robinhood Stock Tokens, @PancakeSwap, @arcus_xyz, @meridiandotxyz and @Lighter_xyz
The chain TVL breakdown also shows where liquidity is going.
Lending and asset management are taking the largest share, whi

After looking into @flintrwa Vault’s structure, what stands out to me is how traceable the capital flow is.
APY gets attention first, but with RWA, I think the stronger signal is whether users can understand the full path behind the yield:
> where capital is deployed
> who receives the financing
> how repayment flows back into the vault
In this case, users deposit USDC and receive vault shares.
The vault then deploys capital into tokenized real-estate bonds connected to selected @lendxyz property operations, bridging DeFi liquidity with real-world property financing.
That capital is used by th

The first thing I care about before allocating to any RWA project is simple
Can I understand where the money flows, how the borrower uses it, and where the yield comes from?
@flintrwa x @lendxyz build clear for stablecoin users: on-chain capital is aggregated into USDC, then routed to European real-estate operations through a compliant partner.
On the borrower side, the capital supports activities such as purchasing undervalued properties, renovation, leasing, resale, and repayment flows
Flint offers a fixed 10% stablecoin yield, distributed weekly, with withdrawals processed within up to 7 da

Half of 2026 has already passed, and the dominance of stablecoin and real yield narratives in on-chain revenue has become crystal clear.
Among all projects, the one showing the strongest growth is @SkyMoney, securing a solid #5 position in the Top 10 projects by revenue.
Sky generated $208.9 million in revenue over the past 180 days, averaging approximately $1.16 million per day.
It trails only the three stablecoin giants @tether, @trondao, and @circle along with @HyperliquidX (perpetuals), yet outperforms speculative protocols such as @pumpdotfun, @ethena, and @PancakeSwap by a wide margin.

Yield-bearing stablecoins are winning the long game.
@SkyMoney demonstrates a powerful model: stable value that delivers real utility for capital.
According to @tokenterminal's competitive landscape (last 3 years):
Sky has generated $942.1 million USD in revenue, achieving 4.4% market share of the total $21.4 billion earned by all stablecoin issuers.
This places Sky strongly at #3 globally, following @tether ($14.3B) and @circle ($5.4B).
Sky’s decentralized model excels through stability fees from collateralized vaults combined with yields from its RWA portfolio (US Treasuries and tokenized

In the agent economy, strong infrastructure creates a real advantage.
One prompt must turn user intent into fast, reliable on-chain execution.
@HeyElsaAI X402 execution layer delivers exactly this power.
Milestone growth:
> 945,000+ wallets connected
> 18.9 million+ prompts executed
>$503 million+ on-chain volume
How X402 infrastructure works:
> Pay-per-request in USDC with clear pricing
> Supports 15+ chains and 20+ DEXs
> Handles swaps, bridging, yield, limit orders, and portfolio actions
> Average response time ~1 second
> Built-in dry-run safety and transparent fees
Users simply express th

The most important part of @HeyElsaAI architecture is Elsa AI Automata.
When a user gives an instruction, Elsa does more than read the prompt. The system routes that intent through multiple internal components:
> User Profile Agent
> Chain Analyser Agent
> Intent Agent
> Data Engine
> Risk Management Engine
> Onchain Script Engine
Each part handles a different job: understand the user, read chain conditions, interpret the goal, check data, manage risk, and prepare the execution logic.
The architecture also connects external agents, intent resolvers, data pipelines, DAO monitoring, wallet manag