Last night, the decentralized contract platform HyperLiquid encountered a carefully planned on-chain hunting. Around the $JELLYJELLY token, someone used methods such as opening short orders, manipulating the currency price, and inducing system liquidation to jointly hedge the platform's treasury, which attracted widespread attention.

Fairness and transparency remain the most important cornerstones of the crypto industry.

When the rules of gambling become “change the answer if you can’t afford to lose”, is this still a fair market?

What kind of trading layout is this? How does the "banker" complete large-scale shipments in a situation where "it seems that the bulls have the upper hand"?

When innovation is hijacked by traffic and speculation, and the market becomes a game of "pass the parcel", do we still remember the original beliefs of this industry?

Foil’s core goal is to mitigate the challenges of gas fee fluctuations by creating an on-chain fee market and redefining the pricing mechanism of block space.

Golden Dogs appear frequently, the ecosystem heats up, and BSC has been very lively recently.

The whales ran away, while the newcomers were still shouting "ETH to the moon" at the door.

Strategy This time, it does not rely on borrowing or selling stocks, but on a "super credit card" with an 8% interest rate and no expiration date.

Mirror was once a pioneer in content creation in the Web3 era, attracting a large number of users through innovative features such as NFTization and DAO tools, with monthly visits reaching tens of millions at its peak. However, due to strategic fluctuations, regulatory pressure, technical compromises and other issues, it suffered a serious loss of users, and was eventually acquired and abandoned its core concept of decentralization, becoming a typical case of reflection in the Web3 industry.

The crypto-friendly environment after Trump took office is expected to push 2025 to become the first year of crypto "IPO".

In the past week, the survival status of decentralized exchanges has sparked widespread discussion. This article takes stock of the recent earnings of seven mainstream DEXs.

Nillion, Babylon... The upcoming airdrop projects may hide an undiscovered gem.

On March 10, Andre Cronje, the founder of Sonic Labs, Yearn Finance, and Keep3rV1, modified his personal social media profile and added the title of "Founder of flyingtulip."

There are always countless trading opportunities in the market. The key is to find those that have not yet been squeezed out.

This article will uncover the intricate financial operations and regulatory dilemmas behind the stablecoin Tether (USDT), including Tether’s senior management and capital flows, especially the background and operating methods of Giancarlo Devasini, one of its actual controllers, presenting a little-known financial experiment.

Although Jump still has the potential to make a comeback, it may be difficult for the crypto market to trust it anymore.

High valuation, long lock-up period and low return have gradually become the three standard features of KOL rounds. The goal of many project parties is no longer long-term construction, but short-term cashing out.

This issue will analyze in depth the recent magical operations of whales in the market and decode how crypto whales play the capital game of "licking blood on the tip of a knife" in the contract Shura field.

Crypto’s independent narrative and growth flywheel have yet to be established.