The project team has spent a lot of money promoting tasks on the Binance Square Creator Task Platform, sometimes encountering favorable timing and circumstances.
For example, this week, Bouncebit went live on the Binance Square for promotion. As a re-staking Layer2 for BTC, when the BTC price is stable, BTC holders are not planning to sell. They must be thinking about how to earn interest on the BTC stored in their wallets, so using the Bouncebit protocol on-chain to gain more re-staking rewards is motivating.
However, if it encounters a BTC downturn, like last week and this week, when the BTC price fell from 120,000, like an old lady going down the stairs, to 113,000, and it seems to be still falling today, various whales have started selling their held BTC for cash. At this time, if one has staked, they cannot sell immediately, as they must wait until the staking period is over. If the price drops, they cannot liquidate either, missing the opportunity to cash out, and the staking income may not even cover a fraction of the loss.
Of course, there are definitely diamond hands, and some people buy BTC at a low price, and after buying, they stake on Bouncebit to earn $BB tokens.
After all, BTC is not a shitcoin; the price does not fluctuate wildly. With a total supply of 21 million and 19.8 million already mined, the ceiling is still quite high for a Bitcoin Layer2 and Cedifi project.
Since experiencing the altcoin staking period last year, where prices plunged 80% and my coins took 21 days to unstake, I have kept my distance from staking. Altcoins can be too unpredictable when they drop; if I stake, I will only stake stablecoins, at least after the staking period, 1u is still 1u.
Looking at the Bouncebit official website, not only is there BTC staking, but there are also different staking options for several mainstream large coins across various chains, including btc/eth/usdt/usdc/usd1/bnb/sol.
Surprisingly, the staking return rate for USDT is the highest. Who knows why?
Which stablecoins have a decreasing market share as they are used more, and let's understand that too
Rolanda Callison UvRN
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Others' apps are coming out quickly, there are stablecoins, stablecoins have points, what stablecoin has been established all at once, go and learn more, the price of usd1 is normal, the price of gate usd1 ido is above 1 before it ends, of course there will be selling pressure, no worries, learn more, @0xDylan_ follow their external reports on Twitter
Am I the only one still caring about the USD1 stablecoin released by Trump's family every day? Where did all the people who were crazy FOMOing into WLFI go?
Since USD1 slightly de-pegged on July 29, its market share has dropped again, and today it stands at 0.83%.
Please don't drop any further; if it does, we WLFI holders will just be left with empty hopes. We were originally expecting something big, but don't let it turn into a big mess.
If USD1 fails to absorb the growth of U.S. Treasuries smoothly, Grandpa Trump can just turn WLFI into a meme, and it wouldn't be bad to pump and dump hard.
The WLFI company of the Trump family really should pay a high price to Circle to recruit a few experts to operate USD1. It’s evident that under the current team, the market share of USD1 is decreasing.
On July 13, the market share was 0.88%, on July 24 it was 0.86%, and today it is 0.85%.
In the afternoon, it detangled for a while, and tomorrow this ratio will decrease further. Even if it recovers after a detangling, it will still undermine the confidence of holders.
If the price of stablecoins is unstable, fluctuating up and down, users will be hesitant to hold USD1.
Have you ever heard of an AMA with over ten thousand people? The Twitter AMA co-hosted by the Web3 gaming platform the9bit and YGG currently has 11,000 participants! However, after just half an hour, the content is really poor, and the speakers seem like they live in a village with extremely poor internet.
The narrative of blockchain gaming platforms in 2025 has actually evolved to the next stage.
Currently, the expected blockchain gaming platforms have either evolved from early games to now being a public chain, followed by investment attraction, spending money on grants to bring high-quality blockchain games to run on their chain. With more projects, some will inevitably gain popularity, and with more popular games, there will be traffic on the chain.
Alternatively, they can honestly create a benchmark game from scratch, through business development and operations, equipping third-party wallet tools and community collaborations like YGG, maximizing game operation popularity, launching with a bang, and then releasing their own public chain, continuously introducing new games.
Or they could create tools aimed at players. General Web3 tools/protocols like #WalletConnect might not be what blockchain gaming platforms are looking to do, but there are still many specifically aimed at players, like game-specific wallets and Web3 live streaming platforms like Sidekick, which can accumulate a large amount of Web3 blockchain gaming player traffic.
What else can be done?
Perhaps there could be Web3 companions? Maybe there are encrypted voice protocols for blockchain gamers?
Perhaps there's automated bot software that can be used fairly by all players with the approval of Web3 game project parties (this is truly a necessity for me).
Maybe there could be Web3 protocols that allow NFT assets to be used across games?
Perhaps there are middleware solutions that allow game players to stake game NFTs and token assets to earn cross-game and cross-project rewards?
The concept of platforms is still a Web2 notion, and in Web3, it is merely a transition. To create a successful blockchain gaming platform, there are truly many Web3 business modules that need to be filled.
Is there anyone who doesn't know that in the otherworldly dungeon of the blockchain game Seraph, when you defeat the mini boss and the big boss, besides dropping equipment and crystals, you will also drop a USD1 voucher?
The game drops a USD1 exchange voucher, which will automatically be converted into Trump’s USD1 stablecoin at the end of each season and transferred to the player's Actpass wallet.
It can be withdrawn, it can be withdrawn, it can be withdrawn!
Important things are said three times.
Seraph has always been good at playing and plays extravagantly.
The top 100 creators of Binance Square in Caldera will also issue token rewards on August 5th.
There are several other projects related to games that Sister Cathy has researched and analyzed, and they have also had the fortune of ranking in the top 100 of various project lists.
Colleagues at the Binance Square creator task platform must be very busy lately, as various projects are coming to request tasks, to review, negotiate conditions, and arrange launches. Players are also waiting for the first reward to be issued after the launch on the 17th.
This pure Web3 social network, with 35 million monthly active users on Binance Square, must not lose in the first week's rewards competition against Kaito!
Received a notification from the Binance Square assistant that the Chainbase project ranked in the top 100 rewards on Binance Square on July 21, and the $C token rewards will be distributed on August 5.
Looking forward to it!
The creator task platform of Binance Square was launched on July 17. Sister Cathy was informed by a friend and only then did I realize that I had already ranked 45th on the overall leaderboard that day.
It was purely unintentional; I didn't expect to make it to the top 100 rankings. Over the past year, I shared some observations and thoughts on blockchain games on Binance Square and Twitter, initially just to vent my frustrations about the continuous losses in blockchain gaming, hoping to exchange views with other players of the same game, without any intention of becoming an influencer.
However, since I have ranked high and there are rewards, I’ll take the time to contribute seriously when I can.
Although the blockchain gaming sector is not very promising and the excitement is far from trading, posting memes, analyzing market situations and macroeconomic trends, it's still better to have people asking questions about blockchain games and participating in discussions than to be ignored.
Today, the old tree sprouts new buds. After years of mining, The9 has finally returned to the game, launching their Web3 gaming platform the9bit in Hong Kong. This time, it's not just about investing a small amount in a startup project; instead, this blockchain gaming platform is directly named after The9, with the NASDAQ-listed company The9 personally entering the blockchain gaming arena! This project should be the one announced by the media on March 31 of this year, which received an $8 million investment from several crypto funds. With strong backing of capital, gaming products, gaming talent, and the Web3 talent accumulated from years of mining, they have officially entered the blockchain gaming track! It is worth applauding and looking forward to for blockchain gaming players!
Last night, Figma founder Dylan, who went public on Nasdaq and saw his stock price increase fivefold overnight, holds over 2.3 million $AGLD tokens valued at 1.76 million dollars, making it the largest holding for this address. In addition, this address also holds LOOT NFTs.
Do Loot NFTs feel like something from last century?
The Loot NFT series, released by Dom Hoffman, consists of 8,000 pieces without any images or statistics—just a few words on a black background. Did anyone hold it early on?
Since I started researching blockchain games in 2022 until now, I still don't understand this project. The AGLD token represents a Layer 2 for full-chain gaming, which was originally launched as Loot Chain, a public chain for the Loot NFT series. Later, Loot Chain was renamed Adventure Layer, and the AGLD token was introduced, which had already been listed on Binance in 2021. Last November, the old tree sprouted new buds and was listed on South Korea's Upbit. I took advantage of the Upbit hype to buy a little and ended up making a loss: I became another buyer left holding the bag after someone sold at a high price.
Looking at the introduction on Adventure Layer's official Twitter, AGLD is also a Layer 2 project based on the Berachain bear chain. It seems like the bear chain later invested money to take over and enrich its own ecosystem. I know that the Starknet chain also spent money to support several full-chain games based on Loot.
Full-chain games based on Loot, such as Loot Realm and Dark Forest, are public chain ecosystem projects funded by the Loot NFT/Adventure Layer public chain foundation. However, they haven't really gained mainstream traction, and there are still few players. I still haven't seen the logic of how this Loot NFT + AGLD token + other games will ultimately work together.
I just saw that on July 24, Dom Hoffman was selling his held Loot NFTs to raise 500 million USD to create a Loot Treasury. The previous wave of NFT + public chain treasury funds should have already been spent.
The rewards for the top 100 creators of Binance Square for the first week of the leaderboard, originally scheduled to be distributed before July 31, have now been postponed to around August 5.
I saw a few people on Twitter sharing their earnings from June and July that were quite impressive.
Will the rewards for the creator tasks on Binance Square be significant?
Cathy姐玩链游
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Sister Cathy is giving out red envelopes!
The top 100 rankings of the creator task platform on Binance Square will distribute a token reward of $ERA on the 31st, which seems to be a big prize.
Agreeing with some creators’ speculation: the infofi project of the creator task platform on Binance Square hasn't been out for long, aiming to overshadow Kaito. The reward on the 31st can only be more, not less; otherwise, it won't incentivize more users to come and participate in Binance Square.
The creator task platform on Binance Square is similar to Kaito's infofi platform. It uses a decentralized approach to allow regular users on Binance Square to participate in project promotion. In the past, project parties had to promote their projects by either finding KOLs with tens of thousands or more fans one by one, paying for advertisements to get them to post, or by hiring a marketing agency to plan promotional copy, entrusting the agency to negotiate with KOLs one by one, paying them for advertising fees for project promotion posts, sharing, and live streaming.
Infofi/zui lu platform essentially reallocates these Web3 project promotion budgets not directly to big KOLs, but distributes rewards based on content scoring rankings on the infofi platform, allowing regular users to write project analysis posts, share, and live stream to help promote projects.
The top 100 creators on the Binance Square task platform only display the top 100, but in reality, every user writing posts on Binance Square, even those without fans, has their own ranking. By selecting projects they are interested in and sharing diligently, they can improve their ranking and have the opportunity to receive zui lu rewards from Binance Square in the future.
Sister Cathy wrote a post about blockchain games on Binance Square and unintentionally made it into the top 100 list. The blockchain game track is actually a niche track; if Sister Cathy can enter the top 100, it shows that there’s really no competition right now! Ordinary users who love to share can also join in and try their luck.
If it’s a big prize over 5000u, Sister Cathy is going to give out a red envelope to users who follow blockchain games on Binance Square, who are also her potential fans.
Below this post, I’ll first send out a small Binance red envelope to test the red envelope feature today.
Additionally: Does anyone know how to select those users who have posted about blockchain games when sending Binance red envelopes? If you know, please advise, thank you!
The stablecoin USDT issuer Tether has launched its own public chain and raised so much money. Does Sun's Tron chain have a sense of crisis?
According to reports from Benzinga, CoinDesk, and CryptoSlate in July 2025, the issuance of USDT on the Tron chain has surpassed 80 billion, firmly holding the top position among global USDT ecological public chains. It is worth mentioning that more than half of USDT is issued on the Tron network.
Currently, USDT accounts for nearly 63% of the global stablecoin market share, with a total circulation exceeding 163.7 billion USD.
Data from Token Terminal shows that since January 2025, Tron has cumulatively issued approximately 20 billion TRC20-USDT, maintaining the top position globally in terms of USDT issuance, trading volume, and daily active users.
However, on the flip side, an analysis by CryptoQuant in March 2025 shows that USDT already accounts for 98.5% of the total stablecoin supply on the Tron network.
In other words, if Tether does not use the Tron chain and simply reduces the USDT supply by half, there will still be half issued on other public chains for trading. Now they want to launch their own public chain to trade their USDT. Moreover, they can transfer the previous supply on Tron to other public chains.
But if Tron has no USDT, it is left with only 1.5% of other stablecoin supply. Relying on this remaining 1.5% of other stablecoin trading to collect gas fees, Tron would likely starve.
Although Sun has partnered with the Trump family's company WLFI to issue the USD1 stablecoin, the current market share of USD1 is too low, and its share has been declining recently. Today, its market share has fallen to 0.84%, which is not even on the same scale as USDT's 62.86% market share.
Even if USD1 were traded entirely on the Tron chain, relying on this little transaction fee, Tron would still starve, not to mention that USD1 is also issued on other chains, such as BNB Chain, which holds a large share of USD1 trading.
Sun should take a trip to space on Blue Origin to clear his mind; this is too distressing!
Create a wallet to receive a commemorative NFT: https://games.gala.com/?promo=shrapnel&utm_source=pr
Cathy姐玩链游
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The European and American shooting chain game Shrapnel announced today that it has cross-chain/multi-chain to Gala Chain.
The cooperation between these two companies has a commemorative NFT that can be obtained for free (no gas fee is required), available for collection before 6 PM Beijing time on August 2nd.
You need to create a Gala wallet using the link provided in the comments. Wallets created before the deadline will receive this commemorative NFT airdrop.
Whether this commemorative NFT is valuable or not, and whether the wallet address that receives this NFT will receive airdrops of the $Shrap game tokens in the future is unknown for now. However, since it costs nothing, it’s better to claim one first.
Shrapnel is an old project that started issuing tokens in 2023. Last year, when the server opened, Cathy even hired someone to help her play a season and earned some points. However, Cathy is not really good at shooting games, so she didn’t make any profit, although she did buy a couple of NFTs and made a slight loss.
The Asia-Pacific head of Shrapnel is Dacheng, who was previously part of the Bigtime Chinese community, so the localization and Chinese operations of this game are well done. There are many Chinese players, and if you encounter any issues while playing, the community is very responsive.
If you are good at shooting games, you can take a look. This time, Shrapnel is cooperating with the game public chain Gala Chain for promotion, so a new season should be launching soon.
The European and American shooting chain game Shrapnel announced today that it has cross-chain/multi-chain to Gala Chain.
The cooperation between these two companies has a commemorative NFT that can be obtained for free (no gas fee is required), available for collection before 6 PM Beijing time on August 2nd.
You need to create a Gala wallet using the link provided in the comments. Wallets created before the deadline will receive this commemorative NFT airdrop.
Whether this commemorative NFT is valuable or not, and whether the wallet address that receives this NFT will receive airdrops of the $Shrap game tokens in the future is unknown for now. However, since it costs nothing, it’s better to claim one first.
Shrapnel is an old project that started issuing tokens in 2023. Last year, when the server opened, Cathy even hired someone to help her play a season and earned some points. However, Cathy is not really good at shooting games, so she didn’t make any profit, although she did buy a couple of NFTs and made a slight loss.
The Asia-Pacific head of Shrapnel is Dacheng, who was previously part of the Bigtime Chinese community, so the localization and Chinese operations of this game are well done. There are many Chinese players, and if you encounter any issues while playing, the community is very responsive.
If you are good at shooting games, you can take a look. This time, Shrapnel is cooperating with the game public chain Gala Chain for promotion, so a new season should be launching soon.
Although it has reached seventh place, my firepower hasn't fully opened yet.
In Binance Square, there are reward projects for easy gains, but there hasn't been a single chain game for such a long time.
I don't use these projects when playing chain games, so I'm not interested in forcefully writing their analysis reports.
Not writing about these easy gain projects is actually a loss; I can't get the token rewards they offer.
Most of the chain game projects I've posted about originally didn't have project rewards, so no matter how much I write, it's purely a waste of effort.
So I simply let my creativity flow, walking on watermelon peels, writing wherever my thoughts take me, free commentary.
By the way, which will be the first chain game to do easy gains on Binance Square?
In the top 100 creators of Binance Square, there are too few content creators in the blockchain gaming space, and no one is competing with me, so it seems easy to rise in the rankings.
If they are not competing, it may also be because they haven't seen the income from Binance Square's mouth yet.