The Zama Season 5 leaderboard has been updated, so everyone can go check their rankings.
There are two tools you can use to check your ranking—just enter your Twitter username. By the way, there are also dedicated tools on the market specifically for checking airdrop rankings, which are quite convenient.
Key information: Zama plans to launch its token in January, with the first batch releasing 10% of the total token supply. Currently, the team has stated that all of these funds will be used to provide price support. Whether they can truly deliver will depend on their subsequent actions.

Interesting pivot happening in the Web3 social space. A well-known decentralized social protocol is reportedly redirecting its energy toward wallet infrastructure instead of doubling down on its social app. The reasoning? They see bigger growth opportunities in the wallet vertical.
This shift raises questions about the sustainability of decentralized social platforms and whether infrastructure plays might offer clearer paths to adoption. Wallet services sit at the entry point of crypto experiences, potentially capturing more users than niche social networks. Could be a pragmatic move—or a sign

Spaace just launched Epoch 2.
Everyone's back to square one. XP resets mean equal ground for all players—finally a fair shot at rebuilding momentum from scratch.
Testing the updated reward loop when nobody has an advantage? That's the move.
Anyone else grinding through Wallchain integration right now?

Recently, I've been paying attention to an interesting new chain—Stable, an L1 blockchain specifically tailored for USDT.
Its main selling points are quite straightforward: fast transactions, low fees, and almost imperceptible latency. Basically, it aims to make using USDT on-chain as smooth as scanning a QR code for payment, rather than having to wait ages for a transaction to go through.
The testnet is already live. For those who like to get in early, playing around on the testnet and leaving some interaction records at this stage might come in handy later on. After all, many projects end up

I saw KAIO's latest update last night, and it completely blew my mind... That move was just too impressive.
There are still a lot of people in the market hyping up the RWA concept every day, but meanwhile, KAIO has been quietly making big moves—bringing 12 trillion worth of assets, private loans, institutional bonds, and government bonds all on-chain?
This is far more than just building a simple RWA public chain. They're clearly laying the compliant infrastructure for the entire crypto industry!
To put it simply: while others are still making empty promises, they've already hooked up the utili

Have you noticed that truly outstanding projects never rely on constantly shouting slogans? Their strength lies in the fact that—one day you suddenly realize you can't live without them.
Recently, while going through Kindred_AI's development roadmap, I suddenly got that feeling. Unlike those projects that frantically pile on features just to hype up concepts, it's more like quietly building an AI system you'll end up using every day in the future.
Silently integrating into daily life—this is the highest level of product logic. Those that keep emphasizing their own "disruptiveness" all the time

Recently, activity around Confidential Layer has been picking up. Bridge usage has been steadily increasing, and it feels like awareness of the project itself is also rising. And it looks like the revenue simulator was officially released last night. For users, having more convenient tools is definitely a nice plus.

River and UnifAI have teamed up for a pretty intriguing collaboration.
UnifAI isn’t just about showing you some data—they’ve basically taken AI to the next level. It helps you analyze on-chain opportunities, calculate optimal solutions, and automatically execute strategies, all in one seamless process. To put it simply, it’s like handing over DeFi operations to a robot that’s great at crunching numbers. There’s actually a lot of potential here.
As for River’s role… those in the know will get it, and those who don’t can wait and see what happens next. If this kind of AI-driven DeFi infrastructu

With this move by Sentient, the spot listings on two leading exchanges are basically settled.
One has already started pre-market trading, and the other has clearly announced it will list as well. Is a grand slam secured?
Recently, this project has been extremely hot in the AI sector. The amount of funding speaks for itself, the team’s background is solid, and the VC lineup is top-tier.
All the necessary elements are in place.
But a superstar-level setup doesn’t necessarily guarantee superstar-level performance. The real answer will be revealed on TGE day. The market will vote with its feet, an

Been diving into Infinit lately — honestly? This thing's turning heads for a reason.
What Infinit Labs is building in the AI-meets-DeFi space? Yeah, it's something different. Ran their DeFi AI through its paces myself. The Prompt-to-DeFi feature isn't live on my end yet, but what's already there got me curious enough to dig deeper.
Tested the current interface. Works smoother than I expected. The AI layer they've baked into their protocol — not just another chatbot slapped onto a dashboard. Feels like actual infrastructure.
Not saying it's perfect. Still early. But watching how they're tacklin

Vooi is scheduled to launch in 25 minutes.
They’re starting with an FDV set at 112.5M.
The team’s solid and humble approach leaves a good impression. Setting a modest initial valuation might be a strategy aimed at long-term growth potential for the project.

The creator of the pump token has been active recently and is reportedly building momentum for the upcoming trend. It seems the project team is preparing for something big?

Noticed an address: fkErVQYmQNrp8c9BCtDh72ipn12qgobLaPa9DHghere
This .here suffix is pretty interesting, but I'm not sure which domain service provider is behind it. Judging by the amount of attention the holder is getting, it might be a newly launched Web3 domain system? Does anyone know the background of this .here domain?

The work happening with token infrastructure right now? It's bringing back that raw cypherpunk energy we haven't seen in crypto for years.
No middlemen. No centralized control points. Just unstoppable code that runs forever.
This is what the space was supposed to be about.

AlignerZ momentum is real right now.
The charts don't lie – this thing's been climbing steadily and the community's energy is insane. Once a project catches this kind of wave, it's tough to slow down.
Not saying it'll moon overnight, but the trajectory looks solid. People are staying locked in for a reason.

The Fernebahce project, launched in Argentina in 2022, has won its second consecutive championship. Reaching the top twice in two years demonstrates the strength of the project's ecosystem. Whether the streak of success will continue, we will all see together.

Ever since Elsa became part of my routine, crypto operations stopped feeling like a battlefield.
Had to shift some positions into ETH on Base earlier. Usually? That means juggling multiple browser tabs, switching wallets, checking gas fees—the whole circus.
But this AI agent just... executed everything. From start to done.
What catches me off guard is how frictionless it all became. The mental load vanished. No more decision fatigue over which bridge or which DEX. The end result simply materialized while I grabbed coffee.
Turns out the future of crypto isn't necessarily about flashier protocol

Ever missed a trend and felt like starting over?
One gaming platform just fixed that. Their new feature lets you mint the specific Kard straight from match results—then jump right back in for another round.
No more FOMO paralysis. No awkward gaps between plays.
Just seamless loops that keep the momentum alive. That's how you build sticky experiences in Web3 gaming ⚡

Cambria Gold Rush Season 3 kicked off yesterday, and almost all the streamers on Abstract Chain have jumped in.
The first day's numbers are pretty wild—the prize pool shot up to $765,000 right away. At this rate, if you save up 1,000,000 in-game coins, you could exchange them for over $1,000. Such a high in-game currency conversion rate is rare in blockchain games, no wonder so many people in the ecosystem are flocking in.
The gameplay isn't complicated; it's the typical "play-to-earn" model. But Abstract's on-chain settlement speed is much faster than other public chains, so the withdrawal ex

My feed's basically turned into a Xyberin showcase at this point. Every third scroll, there it is again.
Guess the race for AI app infrastructure is getting real. Everyone's betting on this operating system play.