If Runestone actually airdrops this month, that would really be a lucky find.

The economic model of the $US token is quite interesting, so let's break down its core design.
First, the total supply: it's capped at 10 billion tokens, set in stone with no further issuance. The key is its deflationary mechanism—zero inflation rate as the baseline, and tokens are burned directly using on-chain transaction fees to tighten supply. This approach works pretty well in a bull market.
The TGE is coming soon, and the current circulating supply is zero. It's expected that 2.2 billion tokens will be released to the market at launch.
The largest allocation in the distribution plan is f

A certain partner at Sequoia recently discussed a pretty interesting topic—why is that rocket-building guy able to leave all his competitors in the dust?
The core view is quite disruptive: this person isn’t a lone hero at all, but more like a “collective intelligence entity.” The team’s operating model is a bit like the mysterious Bourbaki group in mathematics—one name on the surface, but behind it is a network of top minds collaborating.
The most brutal part is the selection process. Ordinary companies look at resumes, but they look for “cognitive level gaps.” Intelligence isn’t distributed l

Recently, I’ve noticed a pretty interesting token project—$YFSX.
Unlike those coins on the market that rely purely on hype, this project focuses on mechanism design. It closely ties the token mechanism to real-world application scenarios, rather than just relying on narrative.
Structurally, this "mechanism + real-world application" combination is relatively rare in the current market. Also, the team seems to have a decent technical background, not just a purely community-driven, grassroots approach.
How far this type of mechanism-driven token can go will depend on future execution, but at leas

I have a friend who has been deeply involved with the blockchain game Fableborne since February. Yesterday, their $POWER finally had its TGE, and it even got listed in the Alpha section of a major exchange.
Today, futures trading opened directly, and the token price saw a strong surge. Honestly, I'm a bit envious—being available for futures trading means the platform recognizes the quality of this project to some extent.
Fableborne's gameplay is actually pretty hardcore, combining competitive battles, base building, and resource raiding into one system. It's somewhat similar to the logic of Cl

Miden's got more going on than just fancy tech under the hood. There's real momentum building around it — think Pioneer Program pulling in early adopters, builder playgrounds where devs get their hands dirty, and community-led Devnet experiments pushing boundaries. This is where abstract concepts start taking shape in the wild.

Everybody screams "community-first" these days. But when you dig into the actual launch mechanics? Crickets.
Then there's this project flipping the script entirely.
Their TVS model turns your vesting schedule into something you can actually trade. Not locked tokens gathering dust — liquid positions.
Their IWO structure? Skin in the game determines allocation weight. No lottery. No bots gaming whitelist spots. Just commitment-based distribution.
And here's the kicker: supply stays razor-tight. So when value accrues, it concentrates where believers put their money down first.
Mechanics that actu

An AI-driven studio called Mugafi just rolled out something interesting—they're leveraging AVAX's blockchain infrastructure to tokenize entertainment intellectual property. This move signals another practical use case for Avalanche beyond DeFi, tapping into the content monetization space where creators can fractionally own and trade IP rights on-chain. The entertainment industry's slow embrace of tokenization might be picking up speed if more studios follow this model.

Ever thought about what sets certain projects apart in the decentralized compute space? 📱⚡️
Here's the thing: one approach is literally repurposing what's already in your pocket. Your smartphone. Turning it into genuine decentralized infrastructure.
No need for specialized equipment.
No expensive server setups.
Just the secure chips that already exist in modern devices — networked together into something bigger.

The results of the supporter whitelist have been confirmed.
8,707 wallets and 1,648 X accounts have been selected. Those who made it onto the list can now indicate their intention to participate and can also choose the network and investment amount themselves. The minimum and maximum allocation amounts will also be adjusted.
There hadn't been any news about the sale for a while, and even the comment section was closed, so I was wondering what was going on. Turns out, an update was posted early in the morning. The timing was a bit awkward.

There's something different brewing in the real estate tokenization space. A new Layer 1 isn't trying to be everything for everyone—it's laser-focused on one thing: property.
What makes this approach interesting? The team behind it isn't a group of developers experimenting with theory. They're operators with over $12 billion in real estate under management. That's not pocket change.
They've built the entire stack from scratch. Native support for fractional ownership? Check. SPV structures baked into the protocol? Done. No Frankenstein solutions cobbling together existing chains.
This vertical

Ever wonder how ideas become tokens?
ICMs (Initial Creator Minting) are flipping the script on social launches. They let creators mint their concepts directly into tradable assets. No middlemen. No traditional funding rounds. Just pure community-driven token creation.
Think of it: your social momentum converts into on-chain value instantly.

Recently, I came across a hidden gem project called Ribbi. The creators have gone viral on overseas short video platforms, and the design of this frog is really full of wit! The sense of humor is off the charts, and it feels especially suitable as a mascot for gaming projects. Meme coins with their own traffic and community genes like this might just be the next big phenomenon. Do you think coins backed by original IP like this have more staying power than those purely driven by hype?

After working overtime for nine consecutive days, I finally found that long-lost thrill of "being rewarded" in a blockchain game.
I opened this game called Anichess—no KPIs to hit, no clients to argue with. I just made three casual moves on the PenguBoard, and the system airdropped me some $PENGU. That rush felt just like drawing a reward card in Monopoly as a kid—real, direct, no nonsense.
Its design is clever: it breaks down traditional chess into fragmented puzzle levels. You don’t have to play a full game—just solve a stage and you get tokens. This instant feedback incentive mechanism fina

After messing around with cross-chain transactions for years, every time I switched networks I had to wait forever, liquidity was scattered everywhere, and the slippage was ridiculously high. Recently, I finally came across a tool that integrates multiple chains into one interface, allowing me to handle all my trading needs in a single place. The experience is definitely much smoother.
What impressed me the most are two things: first, it aggregates liquidity pools from different chains, which significantly improves depth; second, the smart routing automatically finds the optimal execution path

Recently, I've been working on small projects in three directions:
For data, the main goal is to create an auxiliary tool for product research, so that I can quickly validate some ideas later on.
On the strategy side, I'm exploring Poly's mechanisms as I go. Although I've written several strategies, actually running arbitrage is still quite difficult to implement (for reasons you understand). However, this process has definitely deepened my understanding of the underlying logic.
I'm most satisfied with the information processing part. Two years ago, I tried using ChatGPT for this, but it was c

The popular crypto wallet just rolled out native support for prediction markets, letting users tap into Polymarket directly through their interface. No more jumping between platforms—place bets, track outcomes, all from one spot. Curious if this'll push prediction markets mainstream or just another feature that sits unused.

Good morning 🌅. It looks like you'll be able to manage $NIGHT allocations in 5 days. Let's get ready!

Still scratching your head over why $NYAN on Bags tanked? Maybe dig a bit deeper.
Bags coins flat-lined for a reason. The founder? Practically vanished after blowing multiple shots at success. Dive into the track record and you'll spot the pattern—dude's been running the same playbook over and over.