Blockchain

The RIVER token saw gains of more than 2,700% in just a few weeks before rapidly crashing by almost 90%, raising widespread questions across the industry about possible price manipulation. This article leverages on-chain analysis and funding rate mechanisms to dissect how celebrity-driven hype, early token concentration, and derivatives market structures have jointly fueled these dramatic price swings. It also urges market participants to pay close attention to the systemic risks posed by tokens with low circulating supply.

Solana Mobile has officially launched the claim process for its native token, SKR. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the SKR issuance model, staking and governance mechanisms, and explores the critical variables that may transition the Seeker ecosystem from random airdrops to a sustainable development model.

Neynar’s acquisition of Farcaster—valued at more than $1 billion—has shaken up the Web3 social landscape. This article analyzes how Neynar has leveraged its developer tools, data gateways, and ties to Coinbase to make the leap from infrastructure provider to protocol controller. It also highlights the key inflection point as Farcaster moves from an open experiment to a commercialized platform.

The article provides a practical blueprint spanning six major sectors and 26 specific investment opportunities, ranging from private AI agents and DeFi stablecoins to a revival of the metaverse.

This article deciphers a16z's core insights on scaling prediction markets: traditional arbitration mechanisms often struggle to be manipulation-resistant, transparent, and neutral, which hinders market expansion. The author proposes locking specific versions of large language models (LLMs) within blockchain contracts to serve as digital arbitrators, enhancing credibility and transparency. This approach aims to build a reliable foundational layer for explosive growth in prediction markets.

This article delivers a comprehensive analysis of prediction market platforms—including Polymarket, Kalshi, Opinion, Predict.fun, and Probable—by examining trading volume, user base, engagement, and airdrop potential. It assesses the degree of competition and interaction cost-effectiveness across these projects, while also providing guidance on capital risk, regulatory compliance, and hedging strategies. The goal is to equip users with the information needed to rationally choose the most promising prediction market platform for participation in 2026.

The article offers an in-depth look at multiple earning mechanisms in the TRON ecosystem, such as stablecoin staking, lending, liquidity mining, and the staking rewards and price growth potential of TRX.

In 2025, politics and the crypto world became deeply intertwined: from Trump launching the TRUMP meme coin and Bybit's largest hack in history, to a president hosting token holders at a banquet, insider trading suspicions ahead of tax hikes, and the controversy over CZ's pardon. Forbes examines these five major controversies, revealing how the crypto industry navigates the delicate balance between power, trust, and profit.

Through a comparative analysis of liquidity, price volatility, and market structure across different trading platforms, the article uncovers the true cause behind Binance’s price anomaly.

The article explores the key elements and goals of U.S. regulatory policies. It also compares the regulatory frameworks of other regions. Readers gain a comparative, global perspective on cryptocurrency regulation.

This article conducts a comprehensive analysis, from both financial and compliance standpoints, of the team's strategic approaches and decision-making processes in company registration, tax planning, custody compliance, and in expanding the market from professional investors to retail investors.

This article analyzes the aftermath of the hack, detailing how TVL surged back to historic highs. It spotlights Lion, a publicly listed company, increasing its holdings by millions, assesses the 60% approval probability for spot ETFs, and observes that perpetual contract funding rates doubled in just one week. Together, these developments form a triple catalyst. The article also cautions about selling pressure from token unlocks and highlights ongoing regulatory risks.

Over the past three months, leading public blockchains—including Ethereum, Base, and Hyperliquid—have delivered strong performance in both price action and on-chain metrics. This article presents a thorough analysis of eight prominent blockchains, examining their total value locked (TVL), capital flows, on-chain activity levels, and ecosystem developments. By uncovering the real distribution of capital and ecosystem activity behind the so-called “altcoin season,” we provide investors with essential insights to gauge market enthusiasm and the potential for sustained growth.

The Diamond Hands series returns after a two-year pause with its final chapter. The author shifts focus to spotlight BTC, ETH, SOL, and BNB as leading assets. The series also provides an in-depth analysis of four standout altcoin projects: AAVE, Pendle, Hyperliquid, and Bittensor. This installment records current price points, revisits historical cycles, and reassesses earlier conclusions. It provides essential insights for ongoing analysis and strategic reflection in the blockchain space.

As AI moves toward widespread adoption, DataFi is quickly becoming the next major opportunity at the convergence of Web3 and AI. This comprehensive analysis details how data is transforming into a core asset and investigates the innovative strategies and user engagement models adopted by projects such as Sahara, Vana, and Yupp. It also demonstrates how DataFi uses smart contracts and token-based incentives to harness global human capital. In doing so, it is redefining the dynamics of the AI data marketplace.