Blockchain

Monad is launching an airdrop for roughly 225,000 cryptocurrency community members and 5,500 Monad users. The claim period is open until November 2025. This article explains the six eligibility routes for the airdrop and outlines anti-sybil protocols. It details both on-chain and off-chain qualification standards—including high-frequency trading, DeFi deposits, NFT holdings, and social identity verification. The article also breaks down the claim process and node architecture.

This article examines the ADL (Auto-Deleveraging) mechanism debate sparked by Hyperliquid and Binance during the October 11 market plunge. It contrasts the two platforms’ approaches in trigger logic, transparency, mechanism design, and execution processes, and explores how risk management philosophies fundamentally differ between decentralized and centralized exchanges.

The9 Limited has unveiled its Web3 gaming platform, The9bit, with plans to build a "Web3 version of Steam" that merges tokenomics, user-generated content, and esports ecosystems. This article reviews The9's strategic transition from crypto mining to gaming, and examines the platform's mechanisms, token architecture, and prospective business models.

The article not only shares the author's trading strategies and risk management experiences during the crash but also analyzes the performance of different types of investors amid market fluctuations.

The article not only reviews the history of Bitcoin halving and its market reactions but also delves into the complexities of Bittensor's unique dual-token system (TAO and Alpha) in the context of the halving.

The article provides a detailed analysis of how cryptocurrency integrates with robotics technology at the financial, coordination, and infrastructure levels, from the perspective of accelerating technological progress and feedback loops.

By providing an in-depth overview of these projects, the article highlights the HIP-3 ecosystem’s potential for innovation and its tangible influence.

The article not only provides a detailed analysis of the application of blockchain technology in the financial sector but also demonstrates, through specific cases, how to integrate cryptocurrency with traditional finance to drive financial innovation.

This article presents clear, practical examples to illustrate the operational logic of market makers, focusing on order book architecture, spread mechanisms, and volatility management. It demonstrates how market makers capitalize on latency arbitrage and liquidity advantages. The article also examines their strategic adjustments amid varying market conditions. By exploring the microstructure behind retail investor losses, the article provides a clear perspective on price formation and the interaction between price formation and liquidity on exchanges.

This article offers a comprehensive analysis of the global regulatory environment for cryptocurrency mining in 2025, detailing policy distinctions among major regions such as the United States, Canada, Russia, Kazakhstan, and the European Union. It highlights critical regulatory factors including energy consumption, noise pollution, taxation, and licensing requirements. Additionally, the article explores compliance risks facing home-based miners and the growing adoption of clean energy solutions, providing thorough policy insights for mining professionals and investors.

The article offers detailed information on the transactions, covering the amounts involved in private placements and debt financing, and thoroughly examines how Antalpha leverages Tether Gold (XAU₮) to strengthen the resilience and transparency of its balance sheet.

The article, through multiple real-world cases, reveals how these speculative instruments attract investors through social media and influencer-driven hype, even though they often lack intrinsic value.

By analyzing the historical performance of Bitcoin and altcoins, the article reveals that institutional investors in the current market tend to favor crypto-related stocks rather than direct investments in crypto assets.

Kalshi, a prediction market regulated in the U.S., has raised over $300 million, received approval from the CFTC, and raised its valuation to $5 billion. This article contrasts Kalshi’s regulatory framework with Polymarket’s cryptocurrency-based model. It examines the two development paradigms in the prediction sector by analyzing liquidity, slippage, revenue models, and competitive barriers.

This article analyzes the mechanisms and volume boosting strategies of leading prediction market platforms like Polymarket, Kalshi, Myriad, and Limitless. It covers topics such as order book liquidity rewards, position returns, arbitrage, hedging, platform points, and token expectations, and explains how users can participate and optimize their strategies. Whether you're new to prediction markets or an experienced arbitrageur, this guide will help you understand the underlying logic and potential risks of volume boosting.