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⬛◼️⬛◼️⬛◼️⬛----🍜 The well-known research organization in the crypto circle, Messari, has just released a trend report for 2026, mentioning one point: although AI is very popular now, it still lacks a very important element—the data from the real world. In simple terms, current AI

🟨◻️🟨◻️🟨◻️🟨----🍜 Many DePIN projects share a common problem: they can surge during a bull market but say goodbye during a bear market. The reason is that the emission is fixed, regardless of actual usage or revenue, tokens are still distributed daily to providers. The result is: demand weakens → token prices drop → rewards become insufficient → providers exit → capacity decreases → demand weakens even more...

🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦----🍜 Previously, playing DeFi was all about whether the returns were high, whether leverage could be stacked, whether the pools had incentives, and where mining was more cost-effective. Then TVL suddenly shot up, liquidity looked very active, but the money came in very quickly and left just as fast. Very few stayed behind, thinking it was because the returns weren't attractive enough? But in fact, the market simply doesn't allow for planning.

🟦🟪🟦🟪🟦🟪🟦----🍜 Yesterday, everyone should have seen the announcement about X changing the API. The first thing everyone cares about is how each platform will adjust its handling methods. So far, most platforms have provided directions, which is a relatively quick way to resolve the first layer of anxiety. But I think the second layer is also very critical—how will the project rankings and similar aspects be handled? Currently, many projects have not yet provided answers in this area.

🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦----🍜 @TermMaxFi New Market Launch! Along with YieldNest's products, previously we only saw ynETHx on the ETH side, now WBNB / ynBNBx are also available on the BNB chain. It seems like they are aiming to complete multi-chain lending + yield strategies. And it's not just about launching; #TermMax is directly adding more features → XP doubled. For those of us chasing airdrops, this is also a great option, BNB

🟪⬛🟪⬛🟪⬛🟪----🍜 🧩 How to add liquidity on CLMM in Ferra? This is my first time using @ferra_protocol's CLMM, and I think it's not as difficult as I imagined. The interface is very user-friendly—just click and you'll know what to do next. So the process is roughly: select pool → set price → click confirm, but there are some small details that are still quite important. ╭─────✦✦─⋅⋅☆⋅⋅───╮ 🏁 Step

🟪🟦🟪🟦🟪🟦🟪----🍜 🧵 mRe7BTC --- How to use BTC to generate more BTC. Today, let's talk about mRe7BTC. Simply put, it is a version of BTC that can generate interest on its own, and it can also be used for more activities within @Starknet DeFi. Previously, most BTC was just held waiting for appreciation, but after the recent surge of BTCFi, people have started to make it an operable interest-generating asset, and mRe7BTC

🔶🟨🔶🟨🔶🟨🔶------🍜 @MezoNetwork just raised $28.5M, and before the TGE even started, they began to bring back a long-neglected issue—Bitcoin finance needs to return to Bitcoin itself. Previously, most of the financial activities involving BTC assets were conducted on Ethereum, with loans wrapped into WBTC, tBTC, cbBTC, and requiring ETH for gas, then being affected by MEV.

⬛◻️⬛◻️⬛◻️⬛----🍜 @KAIO_xyz Kaito has launched the Frontier project. Everyone can participate in the narrative building of RWA using the content, and be rewarded directly with Tokens, allowing early access to the Pre-TGE $KAIO . The entire plan for 2026 is divided into 7 phases, with a prize pool of 25M $KAIO. It's a serious layout, creating while accumulating shares. Everyone is welcome to join.

🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪----🍜 Recently reviewing MemeCore's plans, it seems that the entire roadmap is quite clear now. MemeCore first builds up popularity and culture, then stabilizes attention before integrating liquidity into the product. Finally, incentives are used to grow the ecosystem and create a flywheel effect. Moreover, @MemeMax_Fi is finally confirmed to launch next week, which is a perfect timing because the previous MemeX

🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦----🍜 Seeing many people earning @TermMaxFi's XP, but after asking around, I found that everyone's approach is quite different—some are saving, some are just chatting, and so on. Earning XP comes with tasks, so you can complete those tasks. If you're the lazy type, then you must do the daily sign-in every day. This is the most stable and completely risk-free method, giving you 300 XP. If you do it for 20 consecutive days, basically XP

🟦🟪🟦🟪🟦🟪🟦----🍜 What we wanted when we were young: someone needs me. What we want when we grow up: someone understands me. The electronic chicken (or virtual pet) mentioned yesterday is the former. Kindred is the latter, and the latter is much rarer in the market and has higher value. Because companionship can be achieved with time, understanding can only be achieved through interaction and relationships. This is a different level of need.