#BullishIPO Bullish is a crypto exchange backed by Peter Thiel and others, trading on the NYSE under ticker BLSH. It priced its IPO at $37 on August 13, 2025, raising around $1.1 billion and valuing the company at about $5.4 billion. Shares opened near $90, peaked around $118, and closed with an ~83% gain, sparking major investor enthusiasm.
#CreatorPad CreatorPad is Binance’s new creator monetization tool launched on Binance Square (formerly Binance Feed) on July 17, 2025. It empowers crypto content creators to earn rewards via task-based campaigns—like posting with specific hashtags, engaging with projects, or trading tokens. Creators are ranked in real time on a Mindshare Leaderboard according to post quality, consistency, and engagement value. It’s designed to prioritize meaningful content and enable web3 projects to reach Binance Square’s ~35 million monthly users.
#CreatorPad CreatorPad is Binance Square’s new task-based creator platform that rewards crypto content creators for insightful posts. Launched mid-July 2025, it runs campaigns where verified users create original content with designated hashtags, earn points via the Mindshare Leaderboard, and can receive token rewards from projects like NOT or PROVE .
$TREE LendingTree, Inc. is a U.S.-based online loan marketplace founded in 1996, operating in segments like home, consumer, and insurance lending. It trades on NASDAQ under the ticker TREE. The stock is currently priced around $54.17. Its market capitalization stands near $738 million.
#CreatorPad CreatorPad is a new crypto‑content monetization platform launched by Binance in July 2025 on its social network, Binance Square. It enables crypto creators to earn rewards by completing task‑based campaigns—posting content, using hashtags, and engaging selected projects—while being ranked on a Mindshare Leaderboard. Focused on quality over quantity, it helps both creators and blockchain projects grow visibility and trust within Binance’s global user base of over 35 million monthly active users.
#ProjectCrypto is a blockchain-based initiative focused on enhancing transparency, security, and efficiency in digital finance. It aims to integrate decentralized technologies with real-world applications like secure transactions, identity management, and smart contracts. The project supports innovation in decentralized finance (DeFi) and is often used as a learning model for blockchain adoption in various sectors.
#SoftStaking is a crypto feature that allows users to earn rewards on their tokens without locking them up. Unlike traditional staking, where assets are frozen for a set period, soft staking lets users keep their tokens liquid and accessible while still receiving yield. It's often used on exchanges like KuCoin or Binance for supported PoS (Proof of Stake) or staking-enabled coins. Rewards are usually distributed daily or weekly, and users can trade or withdraw anytime. Soft staking is ideal for those who want passive income without sacrificing flexibility or control over their assets.
$BNB (Binance Coin) is the native cryptocurrency of the Binance ecosystem, launched in 2017. Initially used for trading fee discounts on Binance, its utility has expanded to DeFi, token sales, and payments. BNB powers the BNB Chain, supporting smart contracts and decentralized apps. It has a fixed maximum supply of 200 million coins, with regular quarterly burns to reduce supply and support price stability. As of 2025, BNB remains a top-5 cryptocurrency by market cap and is central to Binance's expanding role in Web3 and blockchain infrastructure.
#CryptoScamSurge refers to a sharp rise in high-tech cryptocurrency fraud—especially AI-enhanced scams—highlighted in 2024’s Chainalysis and other security reports. Crypto scam revenue hit around $9.9 billion in 2024 and is projected to exceed $12 billion as AI‑enabled pig‑butchering and high‑yield investment schemes proliferate. Pig‑butchering scams alone cost over $5.5 billion across more than 200,000 cases in 2024, often exploiting victims via romance or investment manipulation. Scammers now employ deepfakes, fake endorsements and synthetic identities to bypass KYC controls.