👀 @MemeMax_Fi After watching for a while, you will realize that this is not just a place for consuming memes. This project is characterized by incorporating the light culture of memes directly into the financial system. Content that ends with a laugh is now linked to trading and liquidity, transforming into continuous movement 🔁.
Through dedicated perpetual contracts, meme assets are less likely to disappear in a momentary boom. The excitement of emotions remains in the market in the form of longs and shorts, and the interplay between participants continues 📊. This feels more like speculati

😄 @MemeMax_Fi is exactly the kind of project that makes you smile before making you think.
It doesn't come shouting huge promises, it comes with a simple excuse: to create, share, and have fun 🎨🎄
The Christmas event is a good example. There are no complicated mechanics, no hidden spreadsheets.
You make a meme, a video, make a wish, you share it 🎁
If the intern responds, you're in. It's that simple.
But behind that lightness, there is something interesting. @MemeMax_Fi understands that culture cannot be forced.
It is caused.
It leaves space for people to play, experiment, and la

🌊 Using @StandX_Official changes the way you think about market volatility a little.
Many exchanges prioritize speed, but @StandX_Official intentionally incorporates a slowdown into its design.
The behavior around settlement is particularly impressive. Instead of suddenly selling positions, $DUSD first acts as a cushion 🛡️.
Just having this layer significantly mitigates the shock to the market.
The liquidation process is also organized. Orders are processed according to the bankruptcy price with IOC orders, and the remainder is taken over by the vault. Large positions are split to prevent c

What’s interesting about @StandX_Official isn’t that it’s another perp DEX. We’ve seen plenty of those already.
What actually makes it stand out is that it seems to start from a very different question: why does on-chain trading feel so tiring most of the time? 😮‍💨
A lot of platforms focus on excitement. Higher leverage, faster execution, louder incentives. Everything is optimized for speed and intensity. But when you zoom out, that style creates a weird loop: users feel pressure to act constantly, capital sits idle between trades, and stress becomes part of the “normal” experience.
@StandX

🧩 Watching @brevis_zk, the phrase "quiet technology" feels the most fitting.
There may be few flashy announcements or strong words, but it certainly feels like "replacement" is steadily progressing behind the scenes. Following recent developments, it becomes clear that ZK is not just a research topic but is increasingly becoming a prerequisite for practical operations. 🔐
What is particularly impressive is the quality of the use cases that Brevis is involved in.
Who did what can be proven. But, who is who is unknown 👀
This "verifiable yet untraceable" state is being properly established with

Honestly, the most challenging moment in DeFi is the "操作" (操作, operation).
The tasks are simple,
signing, switching, confirming, then signing again.
Before you know it, the day is over.
What I felt when interacting with @wardenprotocol was,
it's a "design that lets go of humans."
What I do is:
- verbalize what I want to do
- decide OK or NO
That's all.
The Agent handles everything behind the scenes.
Chains, execution, verification—all managed.
What’s interesting is,
it doesn’t try to “show convenience.”
Before enhancing UX,
it first solidifies where responsibility lies.
Agents move.
But keys

🔍 @injective Weekly Update (2025.12.1 - 12.7)｜As the ecosystem begins to accelerate on its own, expansion is no longer just “updates,” but a form of inertia
1️⃣ Technological Advances and Key Milestones
- MultiVM Continues Expansion: After the EVM mainnet launch, multi-chain interoperability experiences have entered a mature stage. Subsequently launched MultiVM ecosystem activities officially began, marking Injective as the first L1 to seamlessly integrate WASM + EVM.
- Comprehensive Developer Tools Upgrade: During the past phase, continuous releases included MultiVM layer, iBuild no-code

Recently, I have been playing with @wardenprotocol, and I feel more and more that they are not building functions, but creating a complete AI ecosystem.
If you think about it, AI is basically a tool or concept on the chain, with cumbersome operations and a bunch of black boxes.
@wardenprotocol is different: it gives each AI Agent an "identity", as well as reputation and earning power, and every step of the operation has on-chain encryption proof, so you don't have to blindly trust the model, and the chain verifies everything by itself.
The developer side is also simple: write an agent in EVM o

These past few days I've been playing around with @wardenprotocol's AI trading terminal, and the more I use it, the more I get the feeling of "Whoa, this thing is really about to start making money." In the past, when people talked about agents and automation, it all sounded pretty vague. But now this terminal is the real deal—it can send signals, place orders, manage risk, and even backtest by itself. The whole process is finally a closed loop. ⚙️📈
But to be honest, whether this thing is actually good or not all comes down to the numbers.
Are the signals accurate? How well is the drawdown co