🔥 Chỉ còn hôm nay và 2 ngày nữa thôi là kết thúc sự kiện rồi. Rất mong các bác có thể ủng hộ mấy ae nốt trong 3 ngày cuối này.
- Lượt bình chọn được làm mới mỗi ngày và các hạnh mục khác nhau.
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@Roni John 🇻🇳 - Ấn trực tiếp vào trang cá nhân
2. Hạng mục Nhà Sáng Tạo Nội Dung Dài @Trading Insight_DN - Ấn vào trang cá nhân
3. Hạng mục Ngôi Sao Mới Nổi - Có 3 ứng cử xếp hạng lần lượt - @Wendy 🇻🇳 - @Vy Million - @Ghost Writer Ấn trực tiếp vào trang cá nhân…hạng mục này đội VN hơi đông nên ae có phiếu, có thể ủng hộ người mình thích nhé.
Bình chọn chỉ mất khoảng 5s, các bác đừng ngại cho mấy ae mỗi người một vote nhá.
Polymarket's CEO reportedly used company funds for personal expenses before investors demanded changes.
According to Bloomberg, Founders Fund discovered during its 2025 investment review that Shayne Coplan had used company money for private jet flights, apartment rent and other expenses.
The firm reportedly required repayment and stronger financial controls before investing.
Coplan subsequently reimbursed the company, and the investment proceeded at a $1.2 billion valuation.
But Polymarket has offered important context:
• The private jet flights were for business purposes, according to the company.
• Coplan had reportedly gone without a salary for an extended period.
• The company says he voluntarily disclosed the expenses and repaid the money in good faith.
The controversy comes as Polymarket faces growing competition from Kalshi and pressure to strengthen its management team.
Does this raise concerns about Polymarket's leadership, or is it a startup growing through its early mistakes?
A Hyperliquid whale holds $192 million in shorts despite reporting $122 million lifetime profits.
A wallet labeled Fasnara Capital currently has $222.41 million in open perpetual positions on Hyperliquid, with approximately 86.3% of its exposure on the short side.
The wallet has substantial short exposure, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's making a straightforward bearish bet. Some positions could be part of hedging or market-neutral strategies.
With $192 million in shorts, do you think this whale is expecting a market correction or simply hedging its exposure? 👀
That's an impressive result, although the screenshot alone doesn't establish whether the wallet had any connection to the project or privileged information.
Would you have taken profits at 5x, 10x, or held all the way to 30x? 👀
$KAITO 10 million $KAITO tokens have moved between wallets following a multisig transaction.
On-chain records show that a wallet received 8 million KAITO from an address labeled Kaito Multisig Safe, then forwarded the tokens to another wallet.
The destination address also received approximately 2 million KAITO in a separate transfer, bringing its total reported inflows to nearly 10 million KAITO.
📍 Destination wallet: 0xd21bcA6f...bdb8B2629
The transfers are worth watching, especially given KAITO's token unlock schedule.
However, the transactions alone don't establish whether these tokens are headed for exchanges, redistribution or longer-term custody.
Do you see this as routine token management or a potential warning sign for $KAITO holders?
Over $1.27 billion worth of crypto tokens have been burned across five major projects.
According to CryptoRank's October 21 snapshot, these are the largest recent token burns: 🥇 $BNB : $1.20B | 1.64M tokens burned 🥈 $JST: $23.5M | 170.72M tokens 🥉 $GT: $22.4M | 1.99M tokens 🔹 $HTX: $15.5M | 9.39T tokens 🔹 $POL: $10.1M | 100M tokens
BNB dominates the list, accounting for approximately 94% of the combined burn value.
BNB Chain has already reduced its supply from an initial 200 million BNB to approximately 131.5 million, moving closer to its long-term target of 100 million.
Meanwhile, Polygon reportedly has another 22 million POL scheduled for its next burn.
Token burns permanently remove tokens from circulation, but their impact on price also depends on demand, issuance and market conditions.
Which token do you think benefits most from its long-term burn mechanism? 👀