The Notcoin project has recently gained considerable attention in the community, but to be honest, what is truly worth discussing is not how much it has risen or how many people are talking about it, but rather the mechanism design behind it and the logic driven by the community – this aspect is indeed somewhat different.
Let's start with the data. The total supply of $NOT is 102.7 billion tokens, of which 97% are allocated to the community. Currently, there are over 2.8 million holders, with 61% already in circulation on the chain. This distribution structure itself speaks volumes—most of the

Caldera is redefining the way we build Blockchain applications. If you remember the time when Ethereum gas fees exceeded $50 million in a single day, you can understand how network congestion restricts the development of NFTs, DeFi, and GameFi – just like all traffic is stuck at the same intersection waiting for a red light. The emergence of Layer 2, by processing execution, settlement, and data in layers, has successfully increased TPS to over 5000 and dropped fees by 90%, which has truly brought Blockchain into a usable and user-friendly stage.
In this context, Caldera is not just another is

Recently, after chatting with a few frens involved in crypto research, I found that everyone is coincidentally focusing on a phenomenon: the demand for traditional capital to get on board on-chain is becoming increasingly clear, but there are actually not many platforms that can truly handle and stabilize this influx. BounceBit Prime has emerged at this time and has indeed positioned itself well.
What attracts me the most is that it truly brings the "real-world returns" into the on-chain environment. For example, traditional assets like government bonds and funds have low volatility and clear

Bubblemaps has recently gained more attention in the on-chain analysis field. It uses bubble charts, which are very intuitive, to present complex wallet relationships and token distributions. For ordinary users, the raw data in the blockchain explorer might seem like a foreign language, but Bubblemaps transforms it into visual maps that anyone can understand—this is quite practical.
Now it supports mainstream chains like Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Avalanche, and Arbitrum, and is expanding into the Layer2 ecosystem. Multi-chain coverage means broader data sources, making analysis more precis

Chainbase is redefining the way we interact with on-chain data. If you have been following the Web3 infrastructure space, you have likely heard its name — but you may not yet fully realize its position at the intersection of AI and multichain integration.
Everyone knows that blockchain data is public, but it is raw, decentralized, and difficult to use directly. Those who have really done development understand: building a data indexing layer from scratch is extremely costly and slow to respond. A project might spend tens of thousands of dollars each month just on self-built nodes and data clea

In the traditional financial market, the scale of fixed income products is enormous, but in DeFi, this area has long been lacking. Most people either chase high fluctuation assets or are forced to accept opaque centralized wealth management solutions. However, Treehouse starts from the ground up, using the two core components of tAssets and DOR to truly bring "stable income" on-chain.
Data is the most intuitive proof. Currently, Treehouse's total locked value (TVL) has exceeded 500 million USD and continues to grow. The number of users has doubled in a month, integrating several leading protoc

Lagrange's recent technological advancements in the Web3 space, particularly breakthroughs surrounding zk-SNARKs and verifiable AI, are attracting considerable follow. This project is not coming out of thin air, but is solidly addressing some real pain points existing in the industry—such as the data processing efficiency issues in Blockchain and the trustworthiness challenges of AI decision-making.
The DeepProve-1 they launched can now be regarded as the first zkML system that can be deployed in a production environment, capable of encrypting verification for complete LLM inference. What does

The Solayer system has indeed pushed the performance and application scenarios of Blockchain forward significantly. Their InfiniSVM architecture, through hardware acceleration, has brought TPS to the million-level, reducing latency to milliseconds—this is no longer just "usable," but truly capable of supporting high-frequency trading, real-time AI computation, and other scenarios that are extremely sensitive to performance.
Cross-border payment is a very direct example. Traditional systems for cross-border transfers can take several days, with high fees and opaque processes. Solayer leverages

Recently, the concept of ZK co-processor proposed by Succinct is particularly worth discussing. It essentially addresses a fundamental contradiction of blockchain: on-chain resources are limited, but the demand for complex calculations from applications continues to rise. The traditional approach either sacrifices performance or introduces a trusted intermediary, while Succinct offers a third way - executing calculations off-chain and then bringing the verifiable results back on-chain through zk-SNARKs.
This model is actually quite imaginative. It means that tasks with high complexity, such as

In the blockchain payment and financing sector, Huma Finance is doing something a bit different. It has not stayed within the narrative of the DeFi internal loop, but instead has turned its attention to the financial needs of the real world—especially the global payment market, which exceeds $150 trillion.
The PayFi network built by Huma is essentially a liquidity protocol based on stablecoins, but it is not aimed at speculative demand; rather, it targets real payment and settlement scenarios. For example, small and medium-sized businesses and freelancers receiving payments in cross-border tra

Many people may not fully understand what Sign is doing and why it is worth following. As an observer coming from an investment research perspective, I feel it is necessary to sort out its core logic and actual progress.
What's even more remarkable is that Sign has completed a $12 million buyback of $SIGN tokens, with $8 million purchased through the open market and $4 million completed through private settlement. This operation not only reduces the circulating supply but also conveys the team's confidence in long-term value to the market.
On the business level, Sign consists of three modules

In terms of ecological incentives, Kava Rise plans to allocate a fund of 750 million USD, distributing rewards to the protocol based on actual usage. This "pay-as-you-go" mechanism is more sustainable than traditional Mining and has attracted native applications like UXD and Equilibre to come online one after another. Currently, the entire ecosystem has over 125 dApps.

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Innovation in the encryption world is never short of highlights, but projects that can truly integrate returns, security, and Compliance into a whole are worth a closer look.
Not long ago, the vast majority of Bitcoin was quietly sitting in wallets, passively waiting to appreciate as "digital gold." But now the situation has changed—BounceBit Prime is activating these dormant assets, allowing Bitcoin holders to enjoy the support of underlying value while also obtaining tangible cash flow returns.
This could be one of the most noteworthy trends in the CeDeFi (a combination of centralized financ

Sui Foundation: Beware of scam projects such as SuiPro and SuiBank that fraudulently use the name "supported by Sui Foundation".
On August 26, news came that the Sui Foundation issued a security warning. Recently, projects named SuiPro, SuiBank, Galaxy 101, YY, and others have been promoting themselves under the guise of "official support from the Sui Foundation" in offline activities and on social platforms, allegedly inducing users to participate in investments or related activities. The foundation solemnly declares that these projects have no association or authorization from the Sui Founda

Traditional cross-chain solutions rely on intermediaries or multisignatures, and security incidents occur frequently. The fundamental reason is that there are too many "trust assumptions." Succinct's approach is very clear - to mathematically and mechanistically turn "trustworthy" into something quantifiable using zk-SNARKs, rather than relying on endorsements from individuals or organizations. Their launched SP1 zkVM supports writing logic directly in mainstream languages like Rust, eliminating the need to learn a proprietary language from scratch, significantly lowering the development thres

What really makes me feel worth discussing is its data: cumulative rewards exceeding 220 million dollars, TVL soaring to 230 million dollars, and DEX's total trading volume also surpassing 1 billion dollars. These numbers reflect a trend behind them — user behavior itself is being priced. Your clicks, participation in tasks, and exploration of the ecosystem are no longer unpaid actions, but are directly converted into assets.
has now shifted from "click mining" to "explore to earn coins". Users can earn rewards by completing various tasks. This not only makes the experience more enjoyable but

Now let's take a look at the token $BB. I think its value model is quite solid; it's not the kind of coin that relies solely on emotional pumps. On one hand, it has real revenue sources behind it—BounceBit collaborates with giants like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton to bring RWA revenues on-chain, and the holders of $BB are the first beneficiaries of these revenues. By staking or participating in specific pools, you can share in this portion of the revenue.
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