Many people talk about privacy and tend to treat it as a feature. It seems that if a project adds an extra layer of encryption or an anonymous option, it has achieved privacy.
But after using it for a while, you will find that it is really not the case. What truly exposes you is often not whether you clicked on anonymity, but rather the system you use, the network you connect to, and the interaction paths you take, which have already pieced together a complete picture of who you are.
So I have always felt that privacy is something that cannot be remedied by a single function. You can trade ano

#StandX It feels more like we're unpacking an old issue: when we trade, what is truly being occupied is not the operation itself, but the funds that are set aside.
On many platforms, opening a position and capital are two separate lines. You are making judgments, waiting for direction, and enduring fluctuations, while the money itself is basically just being used as a ticket.
The idea of @StandX_Official. It doesn't tell you how much you can earn, but tries to fill this gap period, allowing the margin to take on a role during the holding period. So $DUSD here is more like a structural

Recently checked out @OfficialApeXdex's update, actually took the time to study it. Prediction markets, to be honest, haven't felt very fresh before.
But seeing them incorporate the Premier League isn't because the Premier League is particularly intense, but because this scenario really feels smooth. Usually watching football, you naturally judge wins and losses, the form of the teams, whether the lineup is stable—now just moving these judgments onto the blockchain, which feels quite natural.
It's also very intuitive to use. No rules tutorial, no bunch of explanations—just click in and it's ba

Recently, the collaboration between @inference_labs and @irys_xyz actually addresses a long-overlooked but very practical issue within the Bittensor transaction subnet.
In environments like Subnet 8 (Vanta Trading), characterized by strong incentives and fierce competition, problems gradually emerge when the evaluation mechanism is a black box: on one side, validators' scores are entirely at their own discretion, making it difficult for outsiders to verify fairness; on the other side, miners might also use low-cost validation nodes to peek at competitors' data, continuously expanding the game

Gate compliance is taking another step forward!
Just obtained a license in Idaho, USA, now holding 32 state-level licenses across 43 jurisdictions. In a country like the US where each state has different regulations, acquiring each one is not easy, showing a strong commitment to long-term operations.
Personally, I feel Gate is now more like preparing for the next phase. Let's set aside market conditions for now and focus on compliance, risk control, and other critical yet easily overlooked aspects. Getting these right first will make everything else smoother later.
And it's not just the US—the

#ApeX Season 1 is coming to an end soon.
Now, there are only two weeks left until the snapshot of Season 1's points. The big winners in the prize pool have already been taken, and only the last small portion is left for grab. Waiting and watching at this stage is actually of little significance; it's not that the opportunity is gone, but the cost-performance ratio is rapidly decreasing.
The more advanced the points play becomes, the more it becomes about real tactics. Early on, participation alone sufficed; later, it's about who can move faster and who knows how to use tools better. You'll cle

#Talus today officially launched $US 's Staking Hub. I feel this approach isn't about giving incentives just to attract attention, but clearly aimed at attracting long-term players.
The core points are actually two: the earlier you join, the higher the starting interest rate; the rate at the moment you press stake will stay with you and won't fluctuate later. So it's not like high APR schemes that drop after you enter; it truly gives an advantage to those willing to participate early.
The official maximum interest rate is sustained until 9AM EST on 12/11. After that time, the starting rate wil

Recently, I have been looking into @inference_labs' solutions, and the more I think about it, the more I realize they might have truly taken decentralized AI to a new level. In the past, running large model inference always felt like dumping everything into centralized cloud providers—expensive, low transparency, not to mention whether they can ensure no one tampers with your data.
But their approach is quite counterintuitive: breaking a single inference task into many tiny fragments, with nodes around the world collaborating on different parts—just one small computation each. After computatio

While everyone is teaching AI to follow commands, some have already decided to let AI become the player.
What Talus is building is not just another AI-on-chain project. It’s more like laying down tracks, waiting for a wave of truly autonomous agents to arrive. These AIs are no longer passive tools—they will think, strategize, trade, and even compete with each other on-chain, with every move made verifiable and trustworthy through the transparent rules of blockchain.
The choice of Sui is for speed and determinism. The Move language ensures logical transparency, and millisecond-level response ti

I recently used the new version of the @BeldexCoin interface, and the feeling is quite obvious: this update is not just a visual tweak, but rather consolidates many originally scattered and roundabout processes into a more user-friendly operating panel. You will find that the presentation of privacy components, cross-chain tools, and network functions on the interface is more layered, making it easier for users to understand what the entire ecosystem aims to achieve and to start using it.
The signal brought by this change is significant, as the team's approach is gradually shifting from sh

Recently saw the updates from @bitdealernet and was a bit surprised by the rhythm of the v2 official website launch. The entire site has completely changed its vibe, the pages are smoother, and the entry points are more intuitive. Whether you want to issue coin, look at projects, or trade, the paths are several steps shorter than before. It finally feels like a mature product should.
But what really deserves mention are the core updates below. First, Launchpad is completely open. No need to queue, no qualification checks, anyone can participate directly, and this decision basically kicked the