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  • Is the NFT Trading Volume Recovery Believable? Unique Buyers Are the Key

    Is the NFT Trading Volume Recovery Believable? Unique Buyers Are the Key

    NFT trading volume recovery is not necessarily trustworthy; relying on this metric alone can be misleading. Unique buyers and unique sellers are the real indicators of a genuine market revival—if trad
    4 / August 06, 2026
  • Protocol Revenue Hits Record Highs but Not on Chain: How to Verify Reporting Standards

    Protocol Revenue Hits Record Highs but Not on Chain: How to Verify Reporting Standards

    Protocol revenue hits record highs but is nowhere to be found on-chain, typically because the definition and scope of "revenue" differ—on-chain data only reflects fees paid by users (Fees), while the
    6 / August 06, 2026
  • Why Tokenized Fund Redemptions Lag Despite Instant On-Chain Settlement

    Why Tokenized Fund Redemptions Lag Despite Instant On-Chain Settlement

    Tokenized funds settle quickly on-chain, but redemptions remain slow. The core reason is the gap between "on-chain confirmation" and the settlement of the underlying assets, which still follows tradit
    3 / August 06, 2026
  • Stablecoin Competition Shifts to Distribution War: Wallets and Payment Scenarios Matter More

    Stablecoin Competition Shifts to Distribution War: Wallets and Payment Scenarios Matter More

    The competitive focus of stablecoins has clearly shifted—no longer about "who has the larger market cap," but "who can become the default settlement unit in more real-world scenarios." Wallets, paymen
    5 / August 06, 2026
  • Solana RWA Growth Surges: Is It Too Reliant on a Single Issuer?

    Solana RWA Growth Surges: Is It Too Reliant on a Single Issuer?

    Solana's RWA growth does not rely on a single issuer; the ecosystem of issuers and trading participants has become quite diversified. However, note that a large portion of this growth is concentrated
    3 / August 06, 2026
  • No Users After Mainnet Launch? Retention Exposes Problems Earlier Than TVL

    No Users After Mainnet Launch? Retention Exposes Problems Earlier Than TVL

    After a new chain's mainnet goes live, the core problem of "nobody using it" or "rapidly cooling off" is often not a lack of capital (TVL), but that users come and go (retention). TVL can be quickly i
    6 / August 06, 2026
  • L2 Claims Decentralization: First Check the Exit Window and Upgrade Authority

    L2 Claims Decentralization: First Check the Exit Window and Upgrade Authority

    For an L2 claiming "decentralization", you must first examine two hard indicators—whether an exit window exists and who holds the upgrade authority. The exit window determines whether you can safely w
    3 / August 06, 2026
  • Stock Perpetuals Active on Weekends: How the Opening Basis Converges

    Stock Perpetuals Active on Weekends: How the Opening Basis Converges

    The basis accumulated over the weekend does not vanish instantly when U.S. stocks open on Monday. Instead, it gradually converges through adjustments via funding rates and two-way operations by cross-
    3 / August 06, 2026
  • Prediction Market Hype Fades Fast: Which Events Retain Long-Term Users?

    Prediction Market Hype Fades Fast: Which Events Retain Long-Term Users?

    For prediction markets, hype cooling off quickly is the norm. What can retain long-term users is not a specific type of event, but platform mechanisms that turn "event-driven" participation into "habi
    3 / August 06, 2026
  • Crypto ETF Market Makers Retreat: What Widening Spreads Reveal First

    Crypto ETF Market Makers Retreat: What Widening Spreads Reveal First

    When market makers pull back, spreads immediately expose two problems—the "trading cost advantage" under normal conditions vanishes, and the "price buffer" in extreme moves becomes thinner. This signa
    3 / August 06, 2026
  • Bitcoin Treasury Companies Trading Below NAV: Bargain or Funding Alert?

    Bitcoin Treasury Companies Trading Below NAV: Bargain or Funding Alert?

    Bitcoin treasury companies trading below net asset value (NAV) can either present a bargain buying opportunity or serve as a "funding alert"—it depends on the reason for the discount, the company's ca
    3 / August 06, 2026
  • Bitcoin ETF Outflows, Exchange Balances Also Decline: Where Did the Money Go?

    Bitcoin ETF Outflows, Exchange Balances Also Decline: Where Did the Money Go?

    Bitcoin ETF outflows and declining exchange balances may point to a completely opposite capital logic—long-term holders are accumulating coins while short-term speculative capital is exiting. The mone
    4 / August 06, 2026
  • Is In-Wallet AI Trading Safe? First Check These 4 Items on Permissions and Stop-Loss

    Is In-Wallet AI Trading Safe? First Check These 4 Items on Permissions and Stop-Loss

    The safety of wallet built-in AI trading depends on whether the "authorization boundaries" and "risk control bottom lines" are locked down. No matter how tempting the marketing claims, first check the
    5 / August 06, 2026
  • What Stablecoin AI Payments Need: Low Fees Are Just the First Hurdle

    What Stablecoin AI Payments Need: Low Fees Are Just the First Hurdle

    The stablecoin needed for AI agent payments: low fees are just the entry ticket. The selection criteria that truly fit machine-native transactions also include on-chain settlement speed, micro-payment
    6 / August 06, 2026
  • AI Agents Show Paper Profits, Users Lose Money: Where Did the Gains Go?

    AI Agents Show Paper Profits, Users Lose Money: Where Did the Gains Go?

    AI agents report paper profits while users lose money—gains end up in a handful of "smart wallets" and platform fees. Research found that the top 1% of profitable wallets captured over 80% of total ga
    3 / August 06, 2026
  • Do AI Trading Agents Really Place Orders Autonomously? 4 Pieces of Evidence

    Do AI Trading Agents Really Place Orders Autonomously? 4 Pieces of Evidence

    AI trading agents really can place orders autonomously, but only if you've signed an authorization—they don't "open an account themselves," they operate within the rules and permissions you preset. Th
    3 / August 06, 2026
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