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For most of crypto’s history, “composability” was an aspiration—a word used to describe Lego bricks that too often snapped together in theory, but jammed up in practice. It is only now, in 2025, that DeFi is approaching a place where platforms like Dolomite transform the buzzword into infrastructure: the under-the-hood engine powering a liquid, chain-agnostic, and user-directed financial system.
Dolomite’s story begins at the intersection of technical ambition and market realism. Its creators saw DeFi’s greatest problem not as volatility or risk, but as capital inefficiency. Billions in stablecoins, governance tokens, and even real-world asset (RWA) derivatives—each siloed in their own protocol, unable to work together, fragmented by the hardened walls of on-chain lending systems. Dolomite set out to shatter those barriers, designing a protocol where any asset—be it ETH, staked tokens, cross-chain yield receipts, or euro bonds—could be put to work anywhere the user wanted, all governed by a unified risk engine and smart transaction layer.
Central to Dolomite is an architecture built for permissionless modularity. The protocol’s isolated margin engine gives users the freedom to borrow against one asset while deploying others in leveraged yield strategies, all while ringfencing risk to its source. This isolation layer—reinforced by live pricing and oracles from Chainlink CCIP and Polygon—lets high-frequency traders, NFT collectors, and everyday users alike pursue aggressive positions without endangering the entire portfolio or the network at large.
The innovation does not stop at risk. Dolomite wants capital to stay mobile. Collateral can be shifted intraday across DeFi and CeFi strategies, moving in a few clicks from a Berachain vault to a Curve pool or even into new asset classes as real-world asset integrations launch. USD1, a fiat-backed stablecoin issued through partnership with World Liberty Financial, exemplifies Dolomite’s promise: the bridges between crypto and traditional finance are no longer just experimental—they are operational. Collateral migrates, lending markets expand, and DAOs, protocols, and even insurance platforms are building on Dolomite's open-access modules.
This chain-agnostic ethos gives Dolomite a superpower: it thrives in a world of many chains, not as an app but as a liquidity chassis. Bridges and vaults enable assets to move freely between L2s, and Dolomite's SDK allows external teams to plug in new assets, strategies, and even carbon credit markets. The network’s backend—audited, modular, and forward-compatible—makes every upgrade and integration frictionless, minimizing downtime and eliminating the drama of contentious protocol upgrades.
Dolomite's token economy locks incentive and governance into usage. DOLO’s three-pronged model (protocol token, governance, and staking) means that those who contribute most—liquidity suppliers, vault creators, strategy authors—own the direction and security of the protocol. Smart Debt and isolated lending incentivize active participation, and protocol revenue cycles back through buybacks and lockups. The system’s on-chain votes and reward schedules are transparently tracked for all to see.
The narrative, though, is not just about architecture. Dolomite’s ecosystems campaigns, hackathons, and airdrop events are uncommonly rich—designed to attract users who don’t just hunt rewards, but build new strategies and push utility further. Content leaders, community analysts, and “protocol diplomats” are minted and rewarded for creative contributions, helping to direct both new user flows and liquidity partnerships.
Operational security, long a bogeyman of DeFi, is handled with sober gravity. All core contracts are immutable and time-locked; risk is partitioned, not just for show but for real disaster isolation. Ongoing external audits, bug bounties, and public risk dashboards breed confidence, not just speculation, and provide the backbone needed by partners ranging from large DAOs to fintech neobanks.
Market data now shows the result. TVL is on a steady climb, vault participation is increasing, and the spread between dollars and protocol token utility is narrowing as buyback-and-lock programs deepen community alignment. Dolomite’s role as a modular backend for DeFi is becoming dominant: when other apps want to add margin, integrate cross-collateral, or bridge new institutional assets, Dolomite is the white-label solution of choice.
As the campaign’s new chapters unfurl, the story is clear: Dolomite is not interested in pumping cycles or fleeting narratives. It is methodically assembling the components of a truly composable financial core—one where users do not simply choose between DeFi protocols, but orchestrate them, owning their own risk, allocation, and destiny.
In a landscape of fast followers and ever-shifting forks, Dolomite’s quiet confidence and open architecture may well make it the DeFi project for the builders who want substance, not just speculation. The modular future is here, and it is being built, quietly but decisively, atop the logic that Dolomite’s campaign has brought to market.
$DOLO #Dolomite @Dolomite

Pyth Network is no longer simply a “DeFi oracle.” Its 2025 campaign reveals a project that aims to be the very price layer of the financial internet—reaching for a scale, credibility, and utility that cut across the lines between on-chain experimentation and the multi-trillion-dollar machinery of modern capital.
The pivot is unmistakable. Where competing oracles still scramble to deliver scattered crypto feeds, Pyth has invested relentlessly in real-world depth and technical ambition. This year marks the rollout of a campaign unlike any before it: a direct bid to onboard TradFi’s market giants—banks, funds, and institutions—with tools, rewards, and a business model that makes their data not just available, but monetized for the very first time in crypto.
At the heart of this move is the institutional subscription plan. In a world where market data giants have long extracted rent from exchanges and traders—bundling incomplete feeds, charging opaque fees, and denying frontline data contributors their fair share—Pyth’s network turns power inside out. Now, subscriptions purchased by institutional clients pump revenue back into the DAO, and stakers in the $PYTH token channel profit from every data buyer that comes on-chain. The system expands as new feeds are added, DAO voters select which directions to grow, and tokenomics are coordinated to burn, redistribute, and allocate new supply to incentivize continued ecosystem expansion.
The scale is breathtaking. Pyth now spans more than 100 chains—including Base, zkSync, Solana, and every Ethereum L2 with serious TVL presence. At time of writing, well over 3,000 live price feeds track everything from blue-chip equities to exotic FX and commodity pairs, onboarding hundreds of new symbols each month. With the addition of on-chain government data feeds—validated through direct partnerships—Pyth shifts from the retail periphery to the reliable core of the world’s asset pricing.
But this isn’t just tokenism. The most significant signal is the protocol’s approach to economic sustainability. While the May 2025 token unlock doubled PYTH’s float, the surge in subscription revenue and real, usage-based rewards for data creators and validators has offered a meaningful counterweight. Where previous unlocks meant abrupt inflation and cascading selloffs, Pyth’s token utility now drives actual demand—staking is required to participate meaningfully in governance and fee allocation, and soon, possibly to unlock premium data and integration capabilities for third parties.
Technologically, Pyth is pushing the boundaries with developments like Pyth Oracle Laser, a revolutionary latency-sensitive feed that enables real-time response for HFT, high-frequency DeFi strategies, and dynamic derivatives engines. These technical wins set Pyth apart from oracles trapped in the 15-second world of old blockchains—offering millisecond pricing to match the requirements of institutions and large-scale financial services.
The campaign is also a pluralist one. Creators, not just code-writers and validators, are incentivized to build knowledge, explain integrations, and chart new use cases—earning $PYTH through Binance Square’s leaderboard, exclusive hackathons, content challenges, and a proliferation of educational bounties. Top contributors gain access to developer and investor roundtables, cementing Pyth’s position as not only a data backbone but a creative engine for fintech’s ongoing reinvention.
True to blockchain’s best ideals, Pyth’s evolving governance is both a risk and an asset. The community now holds real power in determining roadmap priorities, asset coverage, and how protocol profits are returned: whether through staking, buybacks, or ecosystem grants. New environmental initiatives—offsetting network emissions, partnering with carbon-efficient chains—signal responsiveness to a maturing, institutional crypto audience.
There are still real hurdles to address. Regulatory engagement is ongoing, and Pyth’s leadership is keenly aware that crossing the TradFi/DeFi divide requires cultural, legal, and technical diplomacy. The campaign is also a stress test: can the DAO maintain momentum and quality as asset coverage and user base scale, without fragmenting governance or diluting rewards across too many stakeholders?
One thing is clear: 2025 is the inflection point for Pyth Network. If successful, the network will not only rewrite the script for how price feeds are provisioned and valued, but also stand as the foundation for a borderless, always-on, and truly democratic price layer—the starting point of every meaningful market decision on and off chain.
Stakers, builders, and curious newcomers now all share in one ambition: to help realize the vision of a data commons that powers not just DeFi, but the full spectrum of a new financial internet—open to anyone, owned by everyone.
$PYTH @Pyth Network #PythRoadmap

In the information age, the edge belongs not just to those who act the quickest, but to those who hear—who can separate the faint pulse of real signal from the bedlam of manufactured noise. Rumour.app by Alt is not another social trading feed or speculation casino; it is the boldest attempt yet to engineer the architecture of narrative itself—turning unconfirmed intelligence, market whispers, and anticipated stories into structured, tradable capital.
It begins with principle: every “rumor” is a node of value, a proto-truth circulating before public confirmation and market saturation. The founders at Alt recognized that, for years, crypto’s most lucrative moments often belonged to groups whispering in private Telegrams and Discords. But these fragments remained siloed, unverifiable, and manually actionable only for those already inside the right channels. With the birth of Rumour.app, the process itself is formalized. Now, anyone can submit, tag, validate, and build market positions on the very content of rumor as quickly as it surfaces.
The experience is deliberately cinematic. At the center is the live, pseudonymous rumor feed—a dynamic marketplace where every story is tagged to specific tokens, protocols, or events. Each rumor is time-stamped and reputation-scored; as market participants upvote, fact-check, or counter-signal, secondary and tertiary effects ripple through the feed. The winner in this game is not always the proposer, but the validator, the trader with a nose for developing consensus or for spotting what the crowd will reject as noise or misinformation—before a single candlestick on price charts even flickers.
Alt’s technical orchestration is both elegant and robust. Their modular rollup stack guarantees that the speed and security of rumor submission and trading can keep pace with the market’s most volatile moments. Signal validation, chat, and execution all happen within the same UI—making real-time market alignment, direct rumor-based trade, and position management frictionless. Each rumor forms a “launchpad” for derivative discussion, governed by an open reputation system and a rigorous, on-chain record of who brought alpha to the collective.
Rumour.app is also gamified with purpose. Seasonal campaigns—centered on event-driven cycles like Token2049 or Korea Blockchain Week—see $ALT and USDC prizes delivered not just to the “first to the scoop,” but to those providing the deepest coverage, most insightful speculation, and highest trust interactions. Every position, comment, or upvote can move a participant up the reward leaderboard. But the system is self-correcting: the platform’s incentive design punishes liars and echo-chamber manipulation, as validated outcomes are systematically back-propagated through smart contracts, reshaping user and content scores in real time.
For developers and analysts, Rumour.app is more than a UX triumph. The project’s composable APIs, open-source data models, and soon-to-be-integrated DeFi app connectors enable a next-layer of “rumor derivatives.” Bots, quant traders, and arbitrageurs can build atop the platform, minting on-chain synthetic exposure to upcoming events, or even aggregating rumor-driven spread bets for institutional strategy.
Community is not overlooked. Verified users on platforms like Binance Square or X move seamlessly between social posting, on-platform rumor validation, and direct trading. Campaigns offer micro-bounties for insightful recaps, aggregate analysis, or real-time speculation, making the alpha economy open to far more than whales and insiders.
Rumour.app’s wider ambition is to become crypto’s canonical narrative signal. The project’s roadmap is global: tighter validation, integration with AI “truth trackers,” on-chain settlement of larger and more sophisticated rumor markets, and a reputation system robust enough to defend against both spam and coordinated attacks.
Yet, as crypto history teaches, nothing stays static. Competitors will try to copy, and the market will always evolve cunning new heuristics to parse narrative from noise. The platform’s best defense is its adaptability—campaigns that continually raise the bar for engagement, technical architecture that scales across new blockchains, and a community ethos that prizes not just trading, but truth discovery itself.
Rumour.app by Alt is less a product and more an emergent organism—a place where the news is not only reported, but made and traded in real time by all participants. In the modern market, the only true alpha is a head start; Rumour.app is the ground where tomorrow’s stories are staked.
#Traderumour @rumour.app #traderumour

Every great leap in blockchain has emerged by breaking the tyranny of consensus bottlenecks—freeing networks from the slow, redundant execution of logic on every node. Boundless steps into this moment as an audacious new protocol: a verifiable compute layer for Web3, powered by zero-knowledge proofs, purpose-built to turn blockchains into shared engines for infinite computation and universal verification.
The vision behind Boundless is as clear as it is radical: decouple execution from consensus. Rather than forcing every node to laboriously re-execute every transaction or contract, Boundless introduces a world where computation happens off-chain, in a global, open marketplace of provers. These provers run calculations, generate ZK proofs of correctness, and send only the proofs back to be verified quickly on-chain. The result is a blockchain experience as fast and smooth as Web2, but with the resilience, openness, and user sovereignty of a true decentralized system.
At the heart of Boundless is a layered architecture—a “ZK stack”—engineered for flexibility and scale. From the execution layer to the universal verifier, each module plays a role in optimizing how data and code move from idea to verifiable record. Toolkits like Steel, Blobstream Zero, and Zeth let developers compose and deploy complex ZK logic without reshaping their entire work. With RISC Zero’s zkVM as its technical bedrock, Boundless gives any project access to provable, off-chain computation, whether for DeFi, gaming, cross-chain messaging, or entirely new Web3 verticals.
What makes Boundless unique isn’t just its speed; it’s its institution-grade modularity. Developers can plug Boundless into any L1, rollup, or bridge—no custom code, no compatibility headaches. The universal verifier turns external state or logic into trusted, on-chain fact with a single proof. This infrastructure is not a silo or an island. It is a connective tissue, bringing privacy, scale, and composability to Web3’s most promising but technically fragmented frontiers.
Boundless’s Proof of Verifiable Work (PoVW) is the consensus shift that powers the network’s economy. Instead of miners racing to waste energy hashing, provers compete to generate useful zkVM cycles—computation that actually matters. ZKC, the native token, is the lifeblood: staked to secure computation, paid as epoch emissions to provers and delegators, and used for governance, emissions, and access to the network’s compute layer.
Tokenomics drive sustainable adoption: a billion ZKC tokens, thoughtfully distributed to ecosystem builders, core contributors, strategic partners, and early validators. Early emission rewards incentivize network growth, but governance and emissions are designed to balance long-term community health and resource allocation.
For users and dApps, the benefits are immediate and practical. DeFi protocols run at internet scale and privacy—no longer leaking user positions or front-running-sensitive data. Rollups use Boundless as their scalable verification backplane, reducing cost and congestion for Layer 1 while opening up new throughput and composability gains. Enterprises can finally trust blockchains for privacy-preserving, verifiably correct computation without publicizing their logic, inputs, or sensitive records.
This vision is rapidly becoming reality. The Binance launch of ZKC brought a wave of liquidity and awareness. Strategic integration partners—EigenLayer, Ethereum Foundation, major decentralized bridges—have begun to deploy Boundless modules in their stacks. Developers are flocking to the protocol to experiment with off-chain computations, private messaging, and high-volume game and DeFi applications.
Every protocol faces risk. Boundless must now prove that its prover network is secure against sophisticated attackers, its governance is robust as emissions ramp, and that new app verticals will generate demand for its unique model rather than simply mirroring legacy rollups. The competition in zero-knowledge infrastructure is fierce—but Boundless stands out for its focus on generalized, modular design.
If it succeeds, Boundless will quietly underpin the next generation of Web3: not just a faster chain, but a shared engine for computation, verification, and scalable trust. It is a blueprint for a future in which computation belongs to everyone, and the only limits are the imagination of those who build.
$ZKC #Boundless @Boundless #boundless

Bouncebit is not merely a new protocol. It’s a concerted response to the dawn of the multi-polar financial order, a future in which Bitcoin’s unyielding security and institutional capital finally meet the open programmability of DeFi. In the past year, as crypto narrative cycles whipsawed from NFT euphoria to L2 wars and now to the Real World Asset gold rush, Bouncebit quietly constructed something lasting: a foundational CeDeFi backbone designed for both scale and legitimacy.
This vision traces back to founder Jack Lu and a founding team who have spent years at the crossroads of Asia’s trading innovation and Wall Street’s institutional risk management. From the start, Bouncebit’s architecture eschewed shortcuts. Instead of launching another rent-seeking L2, it built a BTC-native restaking chain—a fully EVM-compatible proof of stake Layer 1 secured by a dual-token system: the regulatory trust of staked native BTC, paired with the flexibility and governance of the BB token. With validators required to stake both, and critical infrastructure like bridges and oracles secured by restaked Bitcoin, the system achieves a kind of hard security virtually unmatched among new chains.
But Bouncebit’s innovation is not just technical, but philosophical. Its CeDeFi model—melding regulated custody (via Mainnet Digital and Ceffu) with permissionless yield engines—brings together the best of both worlds: institutional credibility, yet open access. Institutional users can deposit assets and earn, confident in SOC2-level custody. Everyday users, meanwhile, can access a full suite of DeFi: vaults, lending, DAOs, and more, with their BTC spinning yield across multiple networks in a way previously impossible.
2025 is the hinge year for this convergence. Bouncebit’s All-Weather Product Strategy answers the most difficult question in crypto: how do you thrive across all market cycles? Unlike earlier projects built for bull runs alone, Bouncebit dynamically balances risk and yield, letting users allocate between stable yield products, riskier DeFi strategies, and cross-chain farming—all with a unified UI, institutional-grade bridges, and automated rebalancing as seasons change.
Evidence of impact is everywhere. TVL and trading volumes have surged as new users flood in from both DeFi and fintech partnerships with the likes of BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, and other RWA heavyweights. The BB token has found real utility as a governance and liquidity-layer asset, with active rewards for validators and the community. Airdrop campaigns and Leaderboard events, strategically unfolded across the year, have drawn genuine usage—participants push projects forward by completing tasks, staking, and trading, not just farming.
What keeps this ecosystem sticky, even as market sentiment seesaws, is the alignment of incentives. The dual-token model means that stakers and liquidity providers feel the protocol’s pulse—if volumes rise, rewards scale; if cross-chain bridges need more security, the protocol upweights BTC-backing; if a new vault needs funding, governance can direct flows in real time. More than a simple yield machine, Bouncebit operates like a responsive, programmable fund manager for the masses.
Perhaps the clearest signal of Bouncebit’s seriousness is the integration of real-world assets into its product suite. By combining the Bitcoin restaking infrastructure with regulated bridges to yield-bearing assets (think tokenized treasuries, real estate, and fixed-income products), Bouncebit is building the bidirectional highway that crypto has long promised and rarely delivered. For users, this means that the line between digital and traditional finance finally blurs: BTC can earn both on-chain and through tokenized RWA vaults, with transparency, compliance, and auditable returns.
Challenges remain. Institutional adoption brings regulatory scrutiny, making the pace of new product and chain rollouts slower than DeFi’s “move fast and break things” ethos. Competition for liquid restaking in the new Bitcoin ETF environment is fierce. But Bouncebit’s response is to double down on transparency (all top holders and de-risking addresses are public), on user education (detailed guides, bounty programs), and on composability (open APIs for community developers).
As the world of finance moves east and west, as cycles reset and evolve, Bouncebit feels less like a reaction to trends and more like careful midwifery for the coming age: a synchronized financial layer where capital, compliance, and code work hand in hand. In this new era, Bouncebit’s measured, strategic expansion offers something rare—safety and agility, not as tradeoffs, but as the heart of the system.
#BounceBitPrime $BB @BounceBit

The future of DeFi will belong to those who make liquidity borderless. This is the core truth behind Mitosis—a protocol engineered to solve one of modern crypto’s oldest paradoxes: how to let capital move freely and efficiently between chains, instead of locking value in isolated silos. In 2025, as the multichain era accelerates and every L1 and L2 chases integration, Mitosis has vaulted to the center of the conversation with a blend of technical sophistication and campaign flair rarely seen in a new Layer 1.
Mitosis was built atop the principle of Ecosystem Owned Liquidity, or EOL. Where old protocols were happy to reward mercenary users with fleeting incentives, Mitosis instead invites liquidity providers, traders, and developers to become true stakeholders. Every asset deposited into Mitosis becomes part of a cross-chain superpool, able to earn real yield not just from its native chain, but wherever the best opportunities emerge—Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, and more. This is not liquidity mining in the rough and tumble sense. The system is designed for composability, portability, and alignment: capital can chase yield, support governance, or boost integrations, but its incentives always loop back to the health of the overall network.
The innovation is most visible in Mitosis’s Expedition campaign—a campaign that proved airdrops need not be the last gasp of user engagement, but the starting point for coordinated, ongoing utility. Over 300,000 wallets joined its pre-launch phase, driven by a Testnet that worked as both a technical demonstration and community ritual. Participants earned MITO Points by actively depositing assets, collecting badges, recruiting teammates, and keeping assets productive within the network. The model was evolutionary—each “Epoch” brought new incentives and deeper yield mechanics, moving users from short-term speculators to embedded network citizens.
Underlying Mitosis is a modular, high-performance bridge and vault architecture. Deposits convert into miAssets, native 1:1 tokens that travel freely across partner chains. This is more than a token-wrapping exercise—miAssets remain liquid, can be staked for extended yield, used as collateral, or plugged directly into DeFi protocols like Clober, Chromo, and YieldKingZ. This transforms staking into a flexible capital strategy, not just a lockbox for serial airdrop farmers.
Crucially for DeFi, rewards never come in isolation. The Expedition campaign is stacked with layered incentives—MITO Points, boosted yields for holding on L2s, referral bonuses, and loyalty multipliers through “Evangelist” badges. Every participant has a path to higher returns, but real value accrues for those who remain active: those who passively cycle through campaigns are nudged to become community guides, governance voters, or even developers via the “DNA” program—a system that ties long-term token lockup to evolving airdrop and governance rights.
The vision for Mitosis extends far beyond a single campaign. With each stage, more DeFi apps are integrating, more LRTs (liquid restaking tokens) join, and vault operations become richer and more democratic. The on-chain governance platform—the Vault—will allow miAsset holders to directly shape how yields are managed, what protocols are prioritized, and which assets are next in line for onboarding. Mitosis is also becoming a proving ground for partnerships: from EtherFi and Symbiotic to Hyperlane bridges, strategic alliances are reinforcing that Mitosis is not just another chain—but the connective tissue for all DeFi seeking borderless liquidity.
Technical safety remains a central pillar. Detailed, signed smart contract addresses are always published, and the open community is kept in the loop on audits, bug bounties, and best practices for custody and migration. As waves of opportunistic traders rotate after major airdrop events, the network has built-in mechanisms to reward the true builders and backers: sustainable APRs, NFT quest incentives, and continuous campaign participation.
For all its innovation, Mitosis faces a familiar challenge: can it convert speculative energy and airdrop-driven surges into long-term participation, sticky liquidity, and real-world utility? The answer, so far, is measured optimism. By anchoring incentives not just to early adoption but to usage, governance, and collaboration, and by opening the vault to community-led direction, Mitosis has a real chance to outlast the hype cycle.
In a landscape where fragmented liquidity has long been the main obstacle to composable DeFi, Mitosis is building the blueprint for something new: an economic engine driven not just by code, but by network effect, cultural participation, and sovereign capital flow. If the promise holds, the Expedition will mark the start of a new era—where every asset is mobile, every user is a stakeholder, and every chain participates in the grand project of unified, permissionless finance.
#Mitosis $MITO @Mitosis Official

Every major leap in Web3 adoption has come from a layer of invisible magic—one that invisibly spans chains, wallets, and users to make composability and autonomy possible for all. In 2025, WalletConnect stands as the essential connective tissue: not a headline-grabber, but the protocol so deeply trusted and broadly integrated that it now powers the daily rhythm of the decentralized economy. From casual NFT purchases to institutional DeFi plays, WalletConnect’s story is one of scale, technical vision, and a quiet but relentless march towards absolute decentralization.
The numbers alone chart an astonishing ascent. Over 340% growth in network activity since 2023. More than 51 million unique wallets and 337 million connections established, each encrypted and seamless, bridging siloed apps and wallets into a single global interface. The launch of the WalletConnect Token (WCT) in late 2024 was not a speculative play, but a signal: this protocol would now be owned, governed, and expanded by its own community—no longer simply a service, but a true public good.
2025’s campaign narrative is defined by decisive milestones in empowerment and innovation. This is the year on-chain governance becomes reality. With the WCT token, any user gains voting rights on protocol upgrades, fees, major network proposals, and the expanding node operator program. This is not mere aspiration: the WalletConnect Foundation, founded in tandem with the network’s decentralization drive, has already onboarded more than a dozen new node operators—each serving as a pillar of security in a system that’s moving far beyond its origin as a single relay.
This expanding, “permissionless” fabric is anchored by a technical roadmap that sets the pace for all of Web3. New features like Smart Sessions and Link Mode have eliminated the endless stream of pop-ups and repeated wallet authentications, turning multi-dApp journeys into persistent, user-owned experiences that cross device and network boundaries. One-Click Auth, coupled with user-scoped permissions, means interactions are now frictionless, secure, and private—ushering in the long-promised usability leap that Web2 never managed to deliver.
The airdrop campaigns of 2024 and 2025 have become legendary, not simply for their reward pools, but for their innovative approach to distribution. WalletConnect’s scoring system favors those who build and participate—multi-chain activity, holding history, developer contribution, and successful signatures all factor in, while rapid airdrop sellers earn sharply reduced allocations. In this way, network value is tied directly to the quality and longevity of community engagement, reinforcing long-term alignment over short-term profit.
Staking, now expanded with auto-compounding pools and flexible lock durations, has transformed the WCT token from a governance badge into a source of real yield and participatory power. Protocol emissions, proposal-driven fee splits, node operator incentives, and even bounties for SDK integration or security audits are all delivered on-chain, with every recipient visible in the network’s live dashboards.
Perhaps WalletConnect’s boldest step in 2025 is its vision for AI-powered automation. As smart wallets proliferate and users begin to delegate behaviors to on-chain agents, WalletConnect’s protocol abstracts away even more complexity—automating multi-sig approvals, gas optimization, and high-volume token management, all while keeping the user’s private keys perfectly sovereign. Here, the network doesn’t just react; it preempts, creating the substrate for endless composable workflows across the ever-widening world of DeFi, NFTs, DAOs, and beyond.
The network’s reach is global and expanding. Institutional partnerships have brought its authentication model to Web2 behemoths, traditional banks, and fintech platforms, each ready to leverage WalletConnect’s privacy and cross-chain composability. The vision ahead—full protocol decentralization, millions of daily users, and a universal relay for all blockchains—is well within reach, with scalability upgrades and permissionless node onboarding set for the roadmap into 2026.
Yet, as with all foundational protocols, success lies in constant, community-driven renewal. WalletConnect’s future—and the security, privacy, and composability of Web3 as a whole—will be written not just by breakthrough code, but also by the creative, coordinated stewardship of its global user base. In a world fragmented by wallet silos, application boundaries, and usage barriers, WalletConnect endures as the one link both invisible and indispensable—a silent conductor for the next age of digital civilization.
$WCT #WalletConnect @WalletConnect

Polygon’s march through 2025 tells the story of a network that refuses to fade into history. Where many chains have been content to simply survive the Layer 2 explosion, Polygon has used the year to harden its foundation and, through the seamless migration from MATIC to POL, re-introduce itself as an essential pillar of the new, multi-chain web. As the noise of the last cycle recedes, Polygon emerges with something vital: a pragmatic blueprint that makes Web3 modular, connected, and truly scalable for the masses.
The transition from MATIC to POL, completed in the third quarter, is more than a rebrand. It is a functional renaissance. POL is designed as the “hyperproductive” utility token—fueling staking, network security, governance, and the cross-chain interoperability framework known as AggLayer. Unlike its predecessor, POL lets every holder earn from multiple chains at once, turning the network’s expansion into a community engine, not just an engineering feat.
Behind this upgrade is a new maturity in Polygon’s governance and technical design. The migration was not a hard fork, but a rolling upgrade—executed through multi-signature protocol councils and decentralized working groups modeled after Ethereum’s own governance. The effect: 97% of tokens have now migrated, and with that, the community itself has been rebuilt—livelier, leaner, and more focused than at any time since the last bull market top.
Polygon’s focus for 2025 is less about hype and more about enduring utility and institutional confidence. With the departure of co-founder Mihailo Bjelic and Sandeep Nailwal stepping up as sole leader, the network has pivoted: zkEVM, once a flagship, is being gradually wound down, with all resources redirected to the PoS chain and the AggLayer, a new interoperability layer defined by stability, composability, and pursuit of the elusive 100,000 TPS.
The significance of this is impossible to ignore. The AggLayer itself has already become the incubator for dozens of ambitious projects—each using the POL token for validator rewards, cross-chain settlements, and direct airdrops to secure early protocol loyalty. Polygon’s TVL growth—over 18% in H1 2025, even as DeFi’s broader fortunes waned—signals that capital is flowing with intention, not just in pursuit of fleeting rewards.
Institutional adoption is now thriving. Partnerships with market makers, expansion into the Middle East with Cypher Capital, and fresh government integrations (such as with the Philippine public record system and stablecoin launches in the US) are delivering actual, measured real-world usage. Notably, with the SEC’s case against MATIC dropped, old market makers have been quick to deepen POL liquidity and return stability to network participation.
Polygon continues to run its ecosystem on a foundation of open support and developer grants. Its Community Grants Program, now doubled from previous years and distributed by independent groups like Gitcoin, is actively fueling a new wave of AI and DePIN projects. A hybrid incubator in the AggLayer program pairs technical resources with direct POL staking rewards, seeding new chains and locking in POL as the root of network trust and incentive.
Market signals are aligning: price action has moved from rumor-fueled volatility to slow, steady growth as POL consolidates around institutional support and rises on promising technical upgrades. Still, risks remain—multi-chain fragmentation, DePIN competition, and liquidity shocks are all present. But with robust emission controls (capped at 2% annual inflation over a decade, half to stakers and half to the ecosystem treasury), and a culture of productivity over speculative fervor, Polygon’s economic system is well-positioned.
Polygon’s most striking pivot may yet be its cultural one—a return to the startup grind. Innovation sprints, cross-chain technical blitzes, and a relentless focus on user experience replace slow-moving bureaucracy. PoS chain upgrades and AggLayer performance improvements are measured in weeks, not months. The aim is institutional compatibility and absolute performance—delivering a user experience fluid enough to rival traditional fintech, with fees and speed to match.
Most importantly, Polygon’s reforms—structural tokenomics, open governance, and the technical clarity of the AggLayer—signal a recognition of Web3’s new prime directive: to serve as infrastructure for the real economy, not just its speculation. As the on-chain world races from thousands into billions of transactions per day, POL stands as the token of the era—tethering together new chains, new assets, and the next wave of digital, composable commerce.
In doing so, Polygon is not just fixing old challenges but redefining what’s possible—a network that lives up to the promise of connectivity, productivity, and public good, built to endure cycles and remain a foundation for the next generation.
$POL #Polygon @Polygon

Some projects aim simply to make AI a little more accessible. Holoworld AI, though, sets its sights on something far more transformational: turning every user and every community into a creative force in the age of AI. In just a few months since its September 2025 launch, Holoworld AI has swiftly gone from a niche experiment to the vibrant axis of a new kind of digital economy—one powered not by passive content, but by the living, learning, and infinitely remixable presence of decentralized AI agents.
The founding team at Hologram, led by Tong Pow, understands the deep cultural undercurrents of Web3. In their earliest demo—browser-based face tracking and character animation—they saw that AI could be more than a background tool. It could empower everyday people not just to generate content, but to own and steer entire interactive experiences. At the conjunction of the NFT boom, virtual avatars, and the explosion of LLMs, Holoworld AI emerged as the answer to a question everyone was circling: what happens when IP, AI, and ownership all go on-chain—at once, for everyone?
Holoworld’s core thesis is simple, but radical: AI agents are the new digital IP. In Ava Studio—part creative workshop, part no-code builder—anyone can sculpt an agent: an entertainer, a companion, a marketer, even an education platform. Personalities are shaped not by lines of code but by intention and imagination. Creators write scripts, design looks, then launch their agents as interactive videos, streaming stars, on-chain characters, or even full-blown DAOs with sellable and programmable rights. Every agent is a living tokenized entity, verified on Solana and bridgeable across chains, instantly plugged into Holoworld’s permissionless app store.
The platform’s creative flywheel accelerates with each user. Brands, influencer communities, and even game studios enter the fray, onboarding their mascots and expanding their universes through autonomous characters. Major partnerships—like the headline collaboration with Pudgy Penguins—let NFT holders instantly birth AI-powered avatars, doubling fan engagement and generating a new asset class: participatory, community-driven, ever-evolving IP.
Yet the magic isn’t merely technical. Holoworld’s Hololaunch Launchpad turns crowdfunding and token launches into a full-stack go-to-market system: projects raise millions as fair-launch IPs, while Ava Studio and the Agent Creator provide viral content and a globally distributed ambassador army. Every campaign becomes a narrative, as creators and fans mint and share endless variations, all tracked and rewarded on-chain. The incentive isn’t just cash—going viral means scaling the value and reach of a collective AI persona.
The HOLO token is the battery of this universe. Holding or staking HOLO lets users join launches, vote in governance, unlock advanced studio features, and directly participate in the value growth of agentic apps. Developers provide powerful data sources and plugin APIs, earning rewards tied to the usage and adoption of their work. Even off-chain contributors—artists, script writers, or lore creators—find their work traceably attributed and continuously compensated each time their creative DNA reappears in a new agent.
What’s unique about Holoworld is how all components—the Launchpad, Ava Studio, Agent Creator, and the open Agent SDK—work in concert, dissolving the line between user and developer. From the outset, Holoworld AI anticipated the challenges facing traditional launchpads and NFT projects: lack of post-sale engagement, shallow utility, and fragmented communities. By anchoring everything in composable, upgradable AI agents, the platform provides not only initial excitement, but a channel for continuous growth, co-creation, and content refresh.
Ecosystem momentum is palpable. In the first round of campaigns, Holoworld’s Binance HODLer airdrop drew a global audience, with KuCoin and other exchanges supporting immediate trading and multi-chain bridging. Content creators, both seasoned and emergent, are scaling up with share-to-earn campaigns, leaderboards, and early access to high-profile brand partnerships. The project’s open roadmap—inclusive governance, SDK bounties, and a series of as-yet-unrevealed Web2-giant launches—keeps builders and storytellers attentive.
Like any bold venture at the vanguard of culture and code, Holoworld’s route is not without challenge. The tools must keep pace with users’ desires for flexibility. Tokenomics and launch mechanics must adapt to prevent extraction by pure speculators. But the network’s design philosophy—every participant a rights-holder, every remix rewarded, every agent a composable community building block—gives it resilience that static, top-down ecosystems sorely lack.
Holoworld AI is not just surfing the next wave of AI hype, but quietly inventing the grammar for a new digital world—a world where anyone, anywhere, can invent, launch, and nurture intelligence itself as a living story. If digital society is to become truly interactive, endlessly creative, and owned by its builders, then Holoworld is leading the way.
$HOLO @Holoworld AI #HoloworldAI

#Somnia $SOMI @Somnia Official

There are blockchains, and then there are dream machines—platforms designed not only to process transactions, but to shape the very fabric of virtual society. Somnia’s emergence in 2025 signals a audacious attempt to bridge that gap. Born from the vision of Paul Thomas and a team coming out of Improbable and MSquared, Somnia was never content to be just another high-performance chain. Its ambition runs deeper: to become the living core of immersive experiences, digital economies, and the seamless fusion of Web2 speed with the openness of Web3.
Every technical advance in crypto history has chased the same north star—scalability without compromise. Somnia achieves this by abandoning traditional single-chain bottlenecks in favor of a radical MultiStream Consensus, allowing each validator to publish a parallel chain and all user activity to flow concurrently, without waiting in line. This architecture makes what once seemed impossible now routine: over a million transactions per second, sub-second finality, and transaction fees so low that microtransactions, gaming economies, and even live, AI-driven virtual worlds can flourish without friction.
Somnia’s story is inseparable from its roots in the entertainment and gaming industries. Paul Thomas began at Goldman Sachs before jumping into the earliest phases of Improbable, where he witnessed the birth of technology supporting tens of thousands of simultaneous users in shared virtual spaces. That dream, to bring the richness of digital community fully on-chain, required rethinking what a blockchain could do—not just as a ledger, but as a substrate for memory, identity, and value creation inside complex digital worlds.
The result is more than technical wizardry. Somnia’s ecosystem is already vibrant, fueled by a blend of major ecosystem partners, deep-pocketed backers ($270 million in grant resources), and an expanding developer base supported by accelerators like Uprising Labs’ Dream Catalyst. From AI-powered trading agents and live-action games to DeFi protocols and metaverse tools, hundreds of projects are deploying and scaling on Somnia, taking advantage of its EVM compatibility and toolkits for virtual asset and identity management. The Dream Catalyst accelerator alone is set to onboard dozens of studios, offering mentorship, technical resource, and on-chain onboarding to a new wave of creators.
But the core narrative driving Somnia isn’t just about speed, it’s about the unification of experience and economics. In this world, every user action—minting an NFT, winning a game, customizing an avatar, or voting in a decentralized society—is recorded on-chain and rewarded through the SOMI token. With half of all network fees burned and the remainder distributed to validators and stakers, the economic engine is designed for sustainability: the more the network is used, the scarcer and more valuable SOMI becomes. Token mechanics are tightly coupled to participation and governance rights, ensuring real contributors shape network direction.
This on-chain incentive engine is backed by a strategic roadmap: an initial period of Foundation Board stewardship gives way to full community governance, with phased decentralization ensuring the network is both robust and truly permissionless. The middle layer supports user identity, asset registration, and interaction records—all secured and made queryable for both users and developers—while the application layer provides the open interfaces through which builders can unleash new social applications, games, economic experiments, and collective digital societies.
Somnia’s greatest opportunity lies at the intersection of high-performance chain design and the market’s hunger for immersive, economically meaningful experiences. As users become savvier about digital identity and property rights, the narrative of “play-to-earn” evolves: virtual societies now deliver genuine incentive, ownership, and creative freedom. AI-driven agents roam, assets and avatars travel across games and metaverses, and every creative object—from music to virtual land—is composable, tradable, and preserved on-chain.
Yet the path is not without challenges. The technical complexity of scaling, synchronizing, and governing a living world of assets and identities is immense. User growth must keep pace with supply, ensuring the token’s utility and narrative don’t get lost in the noise. Regulatory and security risks, always present at this scale, lurk at the edge of innovation. And as other metaverse-focused blockchains compete for users and builders, Somnia’s commitment to composability, user-first economics, and cross-chain openness will determine whether it leads or is lost in the crowd.
For now, Somnia remains a beacon for what blockchain can be when it is built not as a speculation engine, but as an economic and creative public good. Its narrative—uniting the dreams of virtual experience, creator reward, and community-driven governance—places it at the heart of Web3’s new frontier. It’s not just a chain for transactions—it’s the engine for an entirely new kind of networked civilization.

It started with a paradox: as AI models grew smarter, the value of data—the very fuel for intelligence—became ever more tightly guarded. Tech giants locked knowledge away, competing on the scale and exclusivity of their datasets, while the builders, the creators, and even the enterprises wanting specialized AI were left on the outside looking in. Against this backdrop, OpenLedger was founded with an audacious promise: build a blockchain where data is open, models are composable, and every contributor—not just a privileged few—owns a piece of the future of intelligence.
OpenLedger’s origin story hits at the core of blockchain’s own ideological roots. Led by Sophia Lin and a team whose resumes cross Nvidia, DeepMind, and Chainlink, the project drew early attention for blending the technical needs of AI infrastructure with the ethical call for decentralization. In late 2024, its testnet launch saw tens of thousands upload everything from traffic data to anonymized medical records, with crypto rewards streaming instantly for datasets that powered real model breakthroughs. The mainnet arrived in fall 2025 with full fanfare: listings on Bybit and Coinbase, a wave of staking, price surges, and—perhaps most crucially—a community obsessed not with hype, but with utility.
Technically, OpenLedger pushes the boundaries of what’s possible at scale. The heart of the protocol is DataStreams, marketplace rails for raw, authentic data—voice clips, climate sensor logs, vertical industry records—each hashed on chain and scored in real time for integrity and potential value. Contributors compete to supply quality; junk is filtered instantly by delegated validator networks, stakers who earn $OPEN for verifying, de-duplicating, and ensuring no bad data corrupts the training process. This decentralized filter is what lets OpenLedger do what centralized AI can’t: price and reward contributions with precision, curating gold from digital noise.
The second pillar is the AI Studio—a decentralized, cloud-agnostic compute network where anyone with $OPEN can summon training jobs. developers don’t wrangle AWS accounts; models are trained by the network, composable smart contracts automate data pulls, training runs, verifications, and, when complete, models are tokenized and tradable as on-chain digital assets. Tokenomics are baked into every step: contributors to model datasets receive a streaming share of value whenever their data is used, and model creators can sell, lease, or license their work—with instant attribution rails to enforce and pay out every use. In the process, OpenLedger compresses “AI as a service” into blockchain logic: transparent, crowd-owned, and scalable.
It’s a system designed for network effects, and the data reflects that. Twenty thousand daily users already interact with over 300 live dApps: from DataNest, open-source weather insights, to ModelMart, a marketplace for tokenized bots and prediction engines. The music vertical is a use case all its own—crowdsourced beats, decentralized training of genre models, instant payments to artists. Medical research, legal advisory, even DeFi trading bots find a home in the ecosystem, each one making the case for peer-to-peer AI at scale.
Governance, often the afterthought of flashy launches, occupies center stage here. Validators’ reputations are on display; major updates, fee models, and even data licensing standards are set by community proposal and on-chain votes. Zero-knowledge cryptography underpins privacy: hospitals, law firms, and sensitive data contributors can share without exposing identifying information to the raw chain. Regulatory and technical audits—most notably, Trail of Bits’ review—have signaled unprecedented confidence for a space so recently rocked by data leaks and AI ethics failures.
At the protocol’s heart is the $OPEN token. It’s more than a reward—it is the medium for gas, voting, premiums for premium DataStreams, and the license fee tethered to every meaningful transaction. Supply is capped, burn mechanics keep inflation at bay, and every ecosystem participant—from data supplier to core dev to enterprise partner—finds their incentives aligned not only by code, but by ownership and reputation. In the world of mainnet facts, $OPEN is both volatile and liquid, trading in billions daily on CEXs and tightly paired to stablecoins for real-world integration.
Ecosystem growth is measured not in promotional tokens, but in developer traction and adoption. $7 million in grants has sparked a wave of innovation: DeFi modules consume crowd-trained oracles for asset pricing, DAOs run autonomous bots, and enterprises are piloting industry-specific AI in legal, logistics, and energy. Cross-chain compatibility is a cornerstone: with Arbitrum and Avalanche bridges rolled live, OpenLedger isn’t betting on single-chain fate—it’s inviting the rest of crypto and even traditional enterprise to connect, swap, and deploy intelligence, anywhere.
No project is without its pressure points. Data quality must scale as open participation does; token unlocks and regulatory ambiguity loom on the horizon; the race for specialized AI talent and compute is heating up with competition from Bittensor and The Graph. But OpenLedger’s answer is measured: slow token vesting, a $700K bug bounty, regulatory and community stewardship, and constant upgrades at every layer. Perhaps most importantly, the network’s resiliency lies in the dynamic between core protocol and community: if priorities shift—whether for governance, fee models, or the roadmap for ZK-ML and 30,000 TPS—OpenLedger has the tools to update, iterate, and grow with its users.
In the end, the value proposition is radical in its clarity. In a digital world starved of open, transparent, and participatory intelligence, OpenLedger engineers a new compact. Builders, creators, data owners—everyone—become stakeholders not just in the monetary flows, but in the very DNA of future AI. As data is turned into a public utility, as attribution tracks every keystroke, and as on-chain governance guides the arc of the project, OpenLedger points the way toward a truly democratized, composable, and creator-first intelligence economy—a vision only possible in Web3.
@OpenLedger #OpenLedger

The story of Plume begins where blockchain’s greatest promise meets its hardest reality. For years, the vision of bringing real-world assets—property, bonds, credit, and the vast architecture of traditional finance—on chain has been both ultimate prize and persistent mirage. Compliance, institutional buy-in, and the daily grind of real usage proved harder than any shortcut or marketing wave. But now, as Plume locks in its registration as an official US SEC transfer agent, that vision is taking on the weight of actual law, measurable liquidity, and the possibility of a new financial internet.
What makes Plume’s ascent so compelling is not just its technical ambition, but its timing. As DeFi volumes plateau and narratives move from quick yield to lasting infrastructure, Plume emerges not as another “Ethereum killer” but as a specialized chain for on-chain RWAs—one that understands the legal, custodial, and technological standards upon which Wall Street itself is built. This isn’t DeFi as a side event. Plume’s roadmap has been about engineering cross-chain asset bridges, integrating regulated custody, and building compliance-first architecture—all while retaining open, permissionless innovation for builders.
Recent campaign cycles—the Season 2 airdrop, the onboarding of hundreds of thousands of new wallets, the quiet buildout of community quests and loyalty programs—have pushed Plume’s numbers skyward. Its TVL has leapt from mere tens of thousands to well over a quarter billion dollars in under six months, driven by both institutional participation and DeFi-native strategists. Yet, beneath this surge lies a familiar tension: excitement brings speculation and, inevitably, the post-airdrop cool-down as mercenary capital rotates out, leaving behind only those in it for the long game.
What distinguishes Plume is how it has met this inflection point. Campaign rewards are being extended beyond one-time airdrops: long-term staking, true governance incentives, and new yield primitives are coming online, giving real holders a seat at the table and a reason to stay. Crucially, the network’s partnerships with giants like BlackRock, Apollo, and World Liberty Financial do more than generate headlines—they anchor actual liquidity and regulated asset flows, lending both operational credibility and on-chain purpose to the PLUME token.
The technical layer is where this story heats up. Plume was built for modularity: it’s not just a single chain but a composable ecosystem of tokenization rails, compliance modules, asset vaults, and seamless cross-chain adapters. This means asset originators—from real estate syndicates to credit funds—can bring portfolios to DeFi, knowing the infrastructure will honor regulatory requirements while still plugging into the borderless flow of decentralized networks. Bridgeless by design, Plume avoids the very risks that tanked earlier efforts at RWA scaling.
Ecosystem depth is now the proving ground. More than 200 applications are building on Plume, and a growing suite of RWA-native dApps—lending pools, insurance platforms, tokenized treasuries—are starting to create actual demand for on-chain transactions. The most important metric is not price, but proof: daily usage, developer launches, and governance activity continue to rise, even as token markets churn through the expected emotional cycle from euphoria to consolidation.
Skeptics point to the decline in PLUME holder count and volatile price action, noting that speculative trading continues to set the tone for now. But beneath the noise, the core user base is evolving. New incentive designs—offering rewards for true participation and loyalty—are helping transform Plume from an airdrop chain to an economic layer where value flows from real-world activity.
Comparisons are inevitable: Celestia rode the modular blockchain narrative, Arbitrum found lasting traction with actual dApp growth, and Avalanche stabilized only once its subnets delivered recurring value. Plume, now, is in its own post-hype middle phase—the one where builders are tested, narratives shift, and foundational commitments get measured in utility, not speculation.
Looking forward, Plume’s future depends on relentless execution. The next leg will be defined by institutional onboarding, expanding cross-chain integrations, and launching scalable financial primitives that generate continuous transactional demand. If these succeed, the token is positioned not just as a campaign reward, but as the structural pillar beneath a new kind of financial internet.
Plume stands, at last, at the threshold of DeFi’s hardest challenge: replacing hype with create-and-earn economics, replacing narrative with proof, and building a network that outlasts cycles. If it wins, it will prove not only that real-world assets have a place on chain, but that the future of value lies in systems that bridge compliance with creativity, regulation with real yield, and speculation with patient, persistent growth.
For now, the story continues—less chart and more construction, less noise and more substance. The bridge is being built, and at last, real-world value is moving across.
$PLUME #Plume @Plume - RWA Chain