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This morning, while reading a leaked internal memo from a large fund in Singapore, I was surprised to see the name Morpho in the list of 'protocols to watch 2025,' right alongside big players like EigenLayer and Maker.

This caught me off guard because $MORPHO has always been viewed by the community as a high-yield lending protocol for DeFi enthusiasts, rather than a product that institutions would pay attention to.

Sometimes I sit and look at charts, not to find buy or sell points, but to observe which token truly has its own 'breath'.
And among the chains in the Cosmos, INJ always makes me pause a little longer. Not because of the price, nor because of the fast trading narrative.
Because its tokenomics has a special structure that makes me think: could this be the strongest model in the entire Cosmos? Especially when watching how they burn 60% of the fees, it feels like witnessing an economic structure seeking a very different balance from the rest.

The Czech National Bank (CNB) has officially announced the launch of a pilot program for a digital asset portfolio worth 1 million USD, including Bitcoin ($BTC ), a USD-pegged stablecoin, and a tokenized deposit.
This is one of the rare moves showing a central bank proactively stepping into the blockchain space rather than just observing from a distance.
According to information from the CNB, the goal of the pilot program is to allow the bank to experience the entire process related to digital assets: from purchasing and custody to risk management.

In the evening, while reviewing some old chat messages in the builder group, I accidentally came across a sentence that I had previously just skimmed over: If you want to build a low-cost application without sacrificing UX, you should definitely try Plasma XPL.

At that time, I thought it was a bit exaggerated, but as I get into 2025 and hear devs discussing infrastructure choices, I find that statement strangely reasonable.
There is a slight but clear shift: Plasma $XPL is becoming the most mentioned L2 with low fees by devs – not because of the noise, but because it is truly easy to live for builders.

Hello my friends
Last night while I was reviewing a series of technical documents about zkRollup, I suddenly realized that there was a phrase that appeared more and more: “default zk layer”.
And what caught my attention even more is that many developers, researchers, and even the builder friends I know all mention the name Linea when talking about this position.
Not StarkNet, not zkSync, not Scroll – but Linea. At first, I thought this was just a surface feeling. But the more I read, tried, and talked, the more I saw $LINEA is really nurturing a strong ambition: to become the default standard of zkRollup in the next decade.

This afternoon while reading a discussion thread among some devs on Twitter about lending protocols.
I accidentally came across a rather interesting comment: “Morpho basically feels like Aave 2.0 but safer.” Initially, I thought that was just a playful comparison from the community, but the more I read, the more I looked back at the model of
, I found this assessment… surprisingly reasonable.
It's not that Morpho wants to replace Aave, but because Morpho is continuing a philosophy that Aave once opened up — and pushing it further, in more detail, more practically, and especially safer in core design.

Hello everyone, this afternoon while talking to a friend who works at a fund, he casually mentioned: “Recently, many traders are leaving CEX, and strangely, quite a few of them are moving to the Injective system.

The statement sounds familiar, but when I thought about it later, it was not a random observation.
There is a shift happening quietly, without grand declarations, but clearly each day. And if you look at Injective long enough, you will understand this is not a coincidence.

Hello everyone, last night I was sitting and looking back at some old photos from the time I was immersed in gaming every night, I suddenly thought of YGG.
A name that if you entered Web3 around 2021, you would definitely have heard of, but if viewed from today's perspective, YGG is no longer just a 'guild for making money through gaming'.
It has become a global influencer community – a true 'Web3 army', where gamers, builders, researchers, and real users connect into a very unique energy circle.

There are times when I sit back and look at the Vietnamese developer community in Web3 and see an interesting thing: we are not the largest group, not the loudest group, but we are one of the communities with the highest level of 'going to the core'.
Whenever there is new technology, Vietnamese developers rarely chase after the hype, but usually approach it by experimenting, dissecting, understanding the essence, and then deciding to commit.

There are times when I sit back and look at the development history of Ethereum, and I see one thing clearly: whenever the network enters a boom period, the creative energy does not come from the center, but from the surrounding expansion layers.

And in the booming L2 wave, $LINEA emerges with a very special momentum — not only because it trades so quickly that users hardly feel any delay.

The strong increase in the amount of Bitcoin held by Harvard University in Q3/2025 is drawing attention in both traditional financial markets and crypto.
According to recently published data, Harvard has increased its IBIT shares to 6.81 million — a 257% increase from 1.9 million shares in June. The investment value now stands at approximately 442.8 million USD, marking one of the boldest moves by a leading academic institution towards digital assets.

There are afternoons when I sit and ponder the market, not to find opportunities, but to understand why capital moves along very unpredictable curves.
Just by observing how builders, funds, and users optimize capital movement in recent months, you will feel that flow as clearly as a stream of water changing direction.

Traditional lending like Aave or Compound has not lost value, but I think they have entered a mature phase, while $MORPHO o carries the energy of a new direction — lighter, smarter, more efficient.