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Today, many people outside the crypto world saw the same news: BNC rang the opening bell at Nasdaq.
It sounds a lot like “Binance went public,” but that’s not what happened.
To be precise, the company that rang the opening bell at Nasdaq is called BNB Standard Corporation, and its ticker symbol is BNC. It was formerly a U.S.-listed company called CEA Industries, which once made agricultural climate-control equipment and later ventured into e-cigarettes. In 2025, it announced a strategic shift to make BNB, the Binance coin, its core treasury reserve asset. It was later renamed BNB Network Company, and then renamed again to BNB Standard Corporation.

BTC has plunged sharply over the past couple of days, and many people are panicking:
The main reason for the decline is that expectations for interest rate cuts have cooled and inflation data has come in stronger than expected. People are realizing that high interest rates may persist for a while longer, making riskier assets less attractive.
The earlier rally built up a large amount of unrealized profit, and investors who bought at lower levels are looking to cash out. On top of that, ETF flows have shifted from inflows to outflows, weakening the biggest source of buying pressure. Once the price broke through a key level, many leveraged long positions were forcibly liquidated, triggering a cascade of liquidations that drove prices down even further.
Why are funds pulling out now? It’s not that institutions have completely lost faith in BTC; they’re seeking temporary protection from risk. After a strong rally generated substantial profits, uncertainty around the macro outlook prompted institutions to reduce their positions and limit their risk exposure. This is more like “taking a pause” than liquidating everything and walking away.

Third-party LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude handle the thinking and decision-making; Binance AI Wallet (Agentic Wallet) is the execution layer for the Agent, responsible for carrying out trades and keeping funds under control.
In short: the LLM is the brain, and the AI wallet is the hand with a permissions lock.
1. How does the whole process work?
1. Third-party LLM (the brain): Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Kimi, etc. and give it instructions in natural language, such as: “When IOTX drops to 0.004, buy 50 USDT worth; when it rises to 0.006, sell everything.” The LLM reads market data, analyzes it, and decides whether to place an order.

IOTX (IoTeX) has quietly climbed recently. Today, its price is around $0.00425, up nearly 7% in a day and 15%–16% in a week. Many people are asking: Is it still worth holding? Is someone manipulating the price?
Here’s the takeaway: the short-term outlook is strong, but in the long term it’s still in a major downtrend. Small-cap coins are volatile, so don’t get carried away.
1. Why did it suddenly go up?
It didn’t rise out of nowhere. On October 19, the project carried out the Zanzibar hard fork, which Binance supported, briefly suspending deposits and withdrawals. After the fork, staking rewards began to be distributed directly on-chain (IIP-59). This is a tangible fundamental positive, not baseless hype.

Binance’s newly launched Agent ID gives AI wallets memorable names like xxx.ai. Just like yezi.ai in the image, there’s no need to copy and paste a long, garbled wallet address. Others can simply search for your name to send you funds.
This .ai name is an identity ID designed specifically for use with Agentic Wallet (an AI agent wallet). It launched alongside Binance AI Pro and is available to claim for free on a first-come, first-served basis.
Claim yours in just three steps:
First, create a Binance Wallet
Activate the Agentic Wallet AI agent wallet
On the home screen card in the Binance Wallet app, claim your own xxx.ai name

I just came across the on-chain transaction records for the latest BNB Chain burn. The 37th quarterly burn has been completed, and the coins have indeed been sent to a black-hole address—no one can get them back. Here are all the hard numbers, with no vague percentages, just specific figures anyone can verify.
This time, 1,646,196.44 BNB were burned. At the price of BNB at the time of the burn, that comes to roughly $1.197 billion gone for good. The transaction hash is
0x179dbf2d08ae6237eebca62fb34fbe2f68759447661558bf4a5fc1669b6493cd
You can verify it yourself on a blockchain explorer: the coins were transferred for real to a black-hole address they can never be moved from.

Many people feel that their salary is low right now, but think, “As long as I keep working, things will eventually get better.” But if you actually do the math, you’ll find that there’s a limit to how much a person can earn from a salary over their lifetime.
Let’s assume an ordinary person works from age 22 to 60, for a total of 38 years.
With a monthly salary of 3,000 yuan, how much can you earn in a lifetime?
Annual income: 3,000 × 12 = 36,000 yuan
Income over 38 years: 36,000 × 38 = 1,368,000 yuan
In other words, if someone earns an average monthly salary of just 3,000 yuan throughout their life, then even if they never eat, drink, or spend a penny, their total lifetime income would only be around 1,368,000 yuan.

A lot of people have seen the news: Tesla has made a car that can fly. Let’s be clear: it’s not the kind of little car that can freely zip around over a city.
1. What makes it fly?
Regular cars drive on the ground using wheels. This Tesla flying car is equipped with high-pressure air tanks and nozzles. The tanks store compressed air, which is blasted downward to briefly lift the car through the force of the thrust—like a balloon shooting off with a whoosh when you let it go.
Key point: It can only jump into the air and fly for a short time. It can’t stay airborne for long. Once it runs out of air, it drops back down. It can’t be used for long-distance flights between cities, and it’s definitely not an airplane. It’s just a sports car with a jump-and-lift-off feature—an experimental vehicle for showing off its technology, not a finished car for everyday use by the general public.

When it comes to Solana, just about everyone in the crypto world has heard of it.
Solana was founded by Anatoly Yakovenko, who was born in Ukraine. Early in his career, he spent more than a decade as a senior software engineer at Qualcomm in the U.S., working day in and day out on high-speed communications and distributed systems. He’s a bona fide tech-minded engineer.
In 2017, he realized that one of the biggest problems with many blockchains was how slow they were: nodes constantly had to sync information back and forth, making transaction processing sluggish. So he came up with a new idea called Proof of History (PoH), which gives the blockchain verifiable timestamps. That way, nodes don’t have to repeatedly check with one another, helping the network reach top speed. And that’s how Solana’s story began.

Competition in the crypto Meme sector has reached fever pitch. From fair launches and liquidity bootstrapping to bonding-curve launches, the mechanics keep evolving. Now, Four.Meme and TapeOut Protocol have teamed up to launch TapeFour, bringing “transistor mining” to BNB Chain and offering a new paradigm for issuing Meme coins.
What exactly is TapeFour, and how does transistor mining work?
Here’s a quick overview of the entire process:
1. Fundraising phase: selling transistors (NAND)
The new project launches without issuing tokens upfront. The project team sells “transistors” at a fixed price on a bonding curve, and participants can purchase them using BNB or BEM.

IoTeX’s research into real-world AI + DePIN has recently begun to show results. Technical prototypes for ioID device identity, the W3bstream data verification layer, the Quicksilver data processing layer, and the Trio multimodal embodied AI model have been completed, connecting the full technology stack for physical device data collection, verification, and AI inference.
As a public blockchain with years of experience in the Internet of Things and blockchain, IoTeX has developed a differentiated technology stack. However, technological achievements do not automatically translate into an immediate rise in token market capitalization. Multiple layers of transmission separate technological value from an increase in token price, and the underlying logic needs to be understood.

A lot of people who trade crypto can’t figure out why the market sometimes surges like crazy in a bull run, then crashes hard in a bear market.
Why are there stories of people making a fortune everywhere during bull markets, yet I get burned as soon as I jump in? How exactly do bull and bear markets switch?
1. Why do bull and bear markets keep cycling in the crypto market?
It mainly comes down to three things converging: how much money is available, Bitcoin halvings, and people’s greed and fear.
1. Bitcoin is halved once every four years. Simply put, fewer new bitcoins enter the market. If the number of buyers stays the same, the price is more likely to rise.
But a halving doesn’t automatically mean a bull market—it’s just a catalyst, not the deciding factor.

Anyone trading MEME tokens across multiple chains can hardly avoid GMGN. Many call it the best on-chain trading terminal available right now.
It’s not that GMGN guarantees profits; rather, it bundles solutions to the biggest pain points for MEME traders and makes on-chain data—once accessible only to professional researchers—available to everyday users.
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After spending the past few days reading *The All-Things Synthesis System* (where you can break down matter, reassemble life, forge starships, and gaze out into the vastness of space), one ultimate question comes to mind: What is life? What exactly sets carbon-based life forms like humans apart from the silicon-based life forms imagined in the universe? And does the AI we talk about every day count as silicon-based life?
From the interstellar perspective of the novel, the universe is home to more than just flesh-and-blood beings. Countless alien worlds may give rise to utterly different forms of life. Carbon-based and silicon-based life represent two entirely different paths of evolution.
I. Carbon-Based Life: Humans, the “Flesh-and-Blood Civilization” of the Universe