On November 3, 2025, due to a theft at Balancer leading to poor asset management, Staked Stream suffered a loss of $93 million. The stablecoin xUSD de-pegged and continued to decline over the following days. At the time of writing, xUSD is only worth $0.1758. Click to read
Under the temptation of quick wealth in the cryptocurrency world, some achieve financial leaps, while others fall into abyss. Despite blockchain technology’s principles of transparency and decentralization, scammers exploit these tools to commit some of the most rampant crimes in modern financial history. Click to read
MEV is not unavoidable; it is a form of artificial exploitation disguised as an inevitability. the future of blockchain depends on whether we can eliminate this hidden tax on users. Decentralization, permissionless access, and transparency attract many of us into the blockchain ecosystem. However, this vision is still being eroded by a sinister and often invisible force: Maximal Extractable Value (MEV). Click to read
In recent days, a strange phenomenon has sparked much discussion: while the overall market is retreating, privacy coins are surging collectively. ZEC, DASH, and XMR, three “old faces,” suddenly take off one after another, with gains even surpassing mainstream coins. I checked the data and found that the situation is more interesting than it seems. Click to read
Since the advent of spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs), Bitcoin’s price movements have often depended on ETF fund inflows and outflows. It also depends on the actual tradable Bitcoin supply on exchanges, not just the willingness of a single wallet. For example, the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) under BlackRock currently holds over 800,000 BTC on behalf of thousands of investors. The fund’s capital flow is enough to rival any single holder. Click to read
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