From the listing of Changxin Technology/Yushu Technology, how to obtain low-risk profits between the Predict market and the traditional market?
Yushu Technology is expected to be listed for trading on 8.19, next Wednesday—who can get a signed allocation for 20w profit? If you can’t get in, do we have no other participation opportunities?
No no! We can arbitrage in the Predict market based on the existing expectations! How do we do it? Watch the video!
On the Crypto on-chain exchanges Hyperliquid/Lighter, you can go long or short the Yushu contract in advance. The current price is 93, which fits the market expectations at this moment.
The Predict market has opened an IPO market for Yushu Technology. Based on the prices from the two exchanges above, we can estimate the most likely maximum listing market cap, and then trade the interval that best matches.
When Changxin Technology listed earlier, on Predict you could lay the groundwork based on the pre-market price to capture low-risk profits. This time with Yushu Technology, it’s the same principle~
The video includes the operating approach, but please make sure to DYOR!$BNB $ETH $BTC #预测市场 #predict
Among the coins with a total market cap of 50, there are always a few old-timers whose assets people just can’t make sense of
1、$ADA
Once dubbed “Japan’s Ethereum,” the one Japanese people love to trade the most—a chain that was launched by an Ethereum co-founder. It can make $177 a day, but maybe that’s still less than some workers’ wages.
However, with a market cap of $7.0B+, it ranks 17.
2、$DOT
Polkadot—how many people it once made rich, and now it’s basically fallen to the roadside. On-chain activity has been completely dead: no momentum, no users—only a few applications from within its own ecosystem running. And some of those apps are even trying to attach themselves to other chains.
Yet its market cap is $1.4B, ranking 52.
3、$XLM
Stellar (XLM). Mainly focused on enterprise payments. It’s another project under Ripple’s founder, alongside XRP. On-chain data actually looks quite solid: stablecoins at 1B+, RWA assets at 2B+, and DeFi capacity at 250M. It’s worth a $5.5B market cap—and yet it ranks 20.
What I can’t understand is that it’s so niche it barely exists.
4、$HBAR
Hedera—a high-performance public chain aimed at enterprises and institutions. The on-chain data is also pretty bleak. Daily DEX revenue is only around $100. Most of the funds on the chain are also for enterprise payments, and stablecoins are only about 30M.
But its market cap is roughly $3.0B, ranking 29.
These old-timer coins have all seen massive drawdowns this year.
And most importantly, they’re all public-chain tokens—so if you’re considering long-term investment in public chains, you definitely need to be cautious.
A sharp critique of various types of people in the Web3 industry, with strong aggressiveness, so they can identify themselves
Since I started as a blogger last year, almost every day I’ve met new friends, gone to meet new people, and heard the industry’s new stories and rumors. Now I can pretty much say that I’ve come into contact with people from every Web3 and crypto-sector segment. Roughly, they can be divided as follows: 1, Believe in the “technical analysis” crypto-coin speculators, from retail traders to big whales There are at most this kind of people—especially those who are firmly convinced of themselves or of some influencer’s drawn lines. They talk all day about support levels and resistance levels, thinking that after reading a couple books on K-lines, moving averages, Chan theory, or whatever “technical analysis,” or after following some influencer’s trades, they can use futures leverage to change their lives.
Predicting the market—who are you most rooting for?
The World Cup has ended, and we’ve seen data from multiple prediction markets—including Kalshi, Polymarket, and Predict—decline, because during the World Cup, everyone was betting like crazy.
This episode, let’s talk about what the landscape for future prediction markets might look like, and what each company’s focus will be.
The data for Tradfi contracts: Hyperliquid (Tradexyz) data outperforms top CEXs like Bitget and OKX, and compared with Binance’s OI, it’s also quite impressive. It makes me think of a few questions:
1. Will Tradexyz leave Hyperliquid?
Personally, I think it’s almost impossible. First, 90% of Tradexyz’s trading volume comes from the Hyperliquid front end, which indicates that Hyperliquid’s newer and older users migrated to the Tradfi arena for arbitrage or trading—this is what made tradexyz take off. The whole logic—"infrastructure, liquidity, and user acquisition"—has xyz in the middle, with Hyperliquid on both sides.
If xyz were to leave, then Hyperliquid likely also has the capability to partner with other hip-3 protocols to build the next platform like this. The user base is absolute leverage. If tradexyz leaves Hyperliquid, both sides would hurt, but it’s obvious Hyperliquid would recover faster.
hip-3 isn’t like Builder Codes; fees won’t be tacked on an extra layer. This also gives tradexyz the conditions to attract Perp traders.
2. Can other HIP-3 protocols succeed like Tradexyz did?
I believe that if Tradexyz reached this stage, it may have deviated a bit from Jeff’s own description—where everyone assembles the House of Finance like putting together a puzzle. The reason is that liquidity has a concentrated monopoly effect. In the perpetual contract space, the most worth doing is Tradfi. Whether it’s commodities, indices, ETFs, stocks, or anything else you can think of, xyz can do it. On HIP-3, the differentiation is limited; no matter how much effort is put in, you can only end up sipping soup. That’s not a good trade-off.
3. Is there strong demand for Dark Pool PerpDEX?
There is, but not much. If a user needs a dark pool, why not complete the trade directly on a CEX? This implies the money isn’t clean and they don’t want others to see it. The volume of such funds should be orders of magnitude smaller than normal capital. Moreover, if you’re not a well-known institution, on-chain you’re basically unknown—so how you operate doesn’t matter. The withdrawal party also has no right to leak your privacy.
Rather than building a dark pool, it might be better to add privacy features to existing PerpDEX, so that already-exposed institutional users/whales can choose whether to hide their trading records. I believe this is also one of the key concerns for institutions. $HYPE #hype
On July 1st, right when Robinhood Chain launched, it was a total knockout. Not only did CashCat and several legendary meme tokens appear, but the Pons launchpad token price also kept hitting new highs. The top spot was also instantly claimed in both RWA holding addresses and income.
When everyone is asking, why did this stock app used by young Americans suddenly start building a chain—and do it so well? Crazy!
Actually, Robinhood’s journey in the crypto industry goes back to 2018. It also has a magical story connected to Dogecoin…… #Robinhood #memecoin🚀🚀🚀
ECash ECX is a Bitcoin hard fork scheduled to go live on August 21, 2026. All Bitcoin holders will automatically and free of charge receive an equal amount of ECX tokens in a 1:1 ratio.
I’m sure everyone is curious—why can blockchains fork? What are the hard forks and soft forks we often hear about? In history, what are some famous fork events involving Bitcoin and Ethereum? What’s going on with this particular fork? This episode will take you through it and help you understand it all at once. $BTC $ETH $XEC #分叉 #比特币分叉
All traitors must die? Polymarket, Predict—one heading east, one heading west.
Polymarket was reported on just the first two days: it deleted posts about airdrops, and the estimated IPO date is May 21, 2027, while raising sports market fees to the maximum 5%!Tell me—how much is that? Yes, 5% per transaction. It starts from Web3, but after getting big and prosperous it doesn’t play with the poor Web3 guys—now that’s a real traitor.
Meanwhile, Predict: not only are its trading fees better across all price ranges than Polymarket’s, it also offers积分 (points) rewards. Right now, the off-exchange points price keeps setting new highs, and the data is skyrocketing exponentially. And it has already confirmed that it will go through a TGE. Turns out, in the end, Predict is the prediction market for Web3 people.
Comparing their paths so far, today we’re going to talk about the different development routes of Predict and Polymarket: IPO or TGE—who do you pick?
Have we not heard about a sector for a long time—BTCfi? Since Bitcoin’s ecosystem saw a boom in 2024–2025, Bitcoin’s Layer-2 networks have been played to exhaustion, dropping from the spotlight straight down to rock bottom in an instant. Has it really been refuted?
In this episode, we’ll talk about the ups and downs of Bitcoin’s ecosystem over the past two years and what the future might look like~
World Cup—can the prediction markets really rake in profits?🔥
Before, everyone said that during the World Cup, prediction markets can make money and really explode—but just how much can you earn?
The World Cup kicks off on June 11. Up to now, according to Polymarket data, about half of it has been driven by the World Cup period. Predict’s daily active users have even surpassed 120,000, and all metrics are climbing exponentially.
In this episode, we’ll introduce the World Cup—where the whole world comes together to celebrate—and explore the tangible impact of these two prediction markets, as well as the different “World Cup marketing strategies” of these two products.
Let’s think about the traditional ways: you buy gold bars and stash them at home, or you purchase paper gold and park it in a bank, feeling like you’re just holding and waiting passively.
In web3, Tether, the folks behind USDT, have tokenized gold 1:1 on-chain, creating the XAUT token. When we hold XAUT, it’s really just a bet on whether gold will keep rising, right?
So how can we make gold earn interest?
Unitas's XGLD can let your XAUT product accrue yields, and the mechanics are pretty straightforward.
Rare cards are actually prime investment assets. For example, the 2004-05 Panini Mega Cracks #71 BIS Lionel Messi card has skyrocketed 30 times in value over 5 years.
However, in reality, the barrier to entry for purchasing a rare card is sky-high, often costing tens of thousands or even over a hundred grand. We can't just tear up a card and buy fragments, right? No way...
Actually, you can!!! The newly launched card market on the Base chain, MarketCards, has introduced the card industry's first IPO — Mintbox, which allows users to subscribe to and invest in ultra-rare card fragments, lowering the entry barrier for rare card purchases.
Before the World Cup, you can use the Mintbox feature to subscribe to fragments of various star players' cards. Who knows, after the World Cup, if your favorite player's value skyrockets, the card's worth could follow suit.
This video provides a detailed breakdown of how the Mintbox mechanism works, how we can use it to participate in card IPOs, and even arbitrage with real-world cards. Be sure to tune in! #TCG #卡牌 $BTC $ETH $BNB
"Trump Family WLFI Also Supports AI Hub — WorldClaw"
Right now, the AI Hub is on fire! Sun Yuchen and WLFI are not only battling it out in court over the project but also going head-to-head at the AI Hub.
WLFI has recently backed an AI Hub — WorldClaw @WorldClawAI
But just looking at the AI Hub doesn't give you the full picture; it's like missing the forest for the trees.
WorldClaw has three layers:
The bottom layer is WorldRouter. Think of it as a unified entry point for AI.
Building on that, WorldClaw has a layer for the Agent ecosystem. Every user can have their own Agent wallet, and these Agents can be used, called upon, and even paid for.
In the WorldClaw App, you can directly deploy various pre-built AI Agents with one click to manage your tasks, monitor the execution process, and complete all payments and subscriptions, and so on.
If we connect the entire structure of WorldClaw:
WorldRouter provides models and computing power, WorldAgent handles the operational environment and cash flow, while WorldClaw App manages user access and distribution.
The whole WorldClaw product system is already taking shape as a complete AI economic ecosystem.
Prediction markets like Polymarket and Predict typically operate on an order book model, creating a matching system that involves market makers and LP risk, which makes the cost of launching a prediction market sky-high.
42 doesn't use AMM or order books; instead, it employs a Bonding Curve, a fixed curve model that tackles the toughest liquidity issues in prediction markets.
The earlier you buy, and if your judgment is right, the higher the returns. This is super friendly for retail traders looking to game early. The newly launched Price Markets, with their range pricing, add another layer of play and hedging strategies to the crypto sector.
However, 42 isn't without its flaws. The odds on events aren't fixed, and the spread between buy and sell prices can be wide, which might deter some professional users.
42 and Polymarket/Predict have a complementary relationship in the prediction market space! It's a very intriguing product. In the current landscape dominated by prediction market giants, 42 has carved out its unique niche. #预测市场 #Polymarket $BNB
In 2025, the trading volume will exceed 33 trillion, surpassing the total of Visa and Mastercard combined, but the McKinsey report shows that only 390 billion is actually used for payments. What is going on?
In places like Argentina and Nigeria, stablecoins are gradually becoming the main force in private payments; Mastercard acquired BVNK for 1.8 billion, and Celo MiniPay has over 14 million users... Various data indicate that giants are making moves.
Stablecoin payments have matured, but large-scale adoption has just begun! So have you used it? #稳定币 #支付 #CELO $CELO