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The top ten sinners in history, is Qianlong also considered a sinner?

Most people involved in contracts have a deeply ingrained misconception:
They think they are engaged in "high-frequency trading," but in reality, 90% of the time, their funds are just lying around idly.
The funniest part is—everyone argues daily over leverage multiples and matching speeds,
yet rarely asks: When I’m not trading, is my margin actually making money or just going to waste?
What StandX @StandX_Official is doing essentially rewrites this "dead time" into the rules:
DUSD isn’t just thrown into positions and then forgotten; instead, it defaults to an auto-yield of around 5%+ APY,
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The phrase "Bear market has no projects to watch" is itself a joke.
The truth is: most people only focus on the loudest few, while those truly aiming to survive until the next bull market are quietly stacking bricks in the corner.
What you're anxious about is: where will the next hundredfold return come from;
but what you should really fear is—your repeated acceptance of "quick money stories" without ever learning to filter projects that can survive long-term.
STBL @stbl_official and Ferra @ferra_protocol are a bit like two completely different genres of stories:
STBL is reminiscent

Suddenly, do you think we have misunderstood the concept of "token issuance" too deeply before? Always felt that it was a privilege of the big shots, requiring a technical team, and needing to ask market makers, looking very high-end. But the @Somnia_Network just launched this Valmira, and it directly broke that barrier.
This project just made it into the top ten of Dreamathon, and a $20,000 investment is definitely not wasted. Its coolest feature is not just letting you create a token in a few minutes, but also providing you with an on-chain market-making robot.
This used to be a weapon of in

Recently, I've been seeing a bunch of AI Agent projects on Twitter, it’s almost like watching a "Screenshot Contest." All startup pitches on PPT, tokens with not a single hair of value behind them, just hype and air.
At this point, look at Meta’s moves. They’ve long stopped competing in chatbot wars and are directly deploying capable Agents. @Xyberinc is actually betting on this—it's not about how smart the model is, but rather splitting the “brain” and the “hands,” analyzing separately and executing separately. How messy and chaotic is the real environment? Staying stable without crashing is

Look at the wallet, that pile of liquidity stuck in various pools—really looks like the mess left after a dinner party nobody cleaned up—it's frustrating to watch, and the efficiency is downright infuriating.
While we're still out there chasing after dog tokens and discussing narratives, institutions have long been treating DeFi as a serious investment portfolio. Just look at @multiplifi—that's truly fixing the "pipes." Putting funds in isn't just letting them sit idle; deploying a single investment that runs multiple strategies—that's the real way to make the balance sheet "sweat." Don't keep

Stop obsessing over the specific date of TGE.
In this volatile market, "slow" is the biggest moat. Ferra Protocol @ferra_protocol aims for Q1 2026. It may seem like a longer timeline, but in reality, it's a strategic move—avoiding forced publicity and not chasing short-lived hype cycles.
Many are still waiting for the "wealth code," but smart people have already understood the logic behind the data: without token incentives, TVL remains steady at 10M, and monthly trading volume approaches 1 billion. What does this mean? This isn't a bubble of mercenary capital; it's the real "toll" of the ecos

Our biggest misconception in the circle is thinking that "boredom" is the original sin.
In fact, those thrilling K-line charts are mostly narrative traps set up for retail investors. True whales never look at narratives; they only look at structure. Multipli @multiplifi takes a very counterintuitive approach—it even refuses to "beautify" your assets—BTC is still BTC, no need to forcibly convert into some strange wrapped token.
Why do retail investors always get caught holding the bag? Because you're betting on the direction, while institutions profit from the price spread.
Multipli uses a Delt

The true future is assets staying put, while rights flow.
Recently, I reviewed the testnet data of @0xSoulProtocol (over 6 million transactions, 290,000 users). It verified a counterintuitive truth through LayerZero: cross-chain lending fundamentally does not require physically transferring your principal.
To understand this project, you need to grasp a set of “Cross-Chain Credit Frameworks,” recommended to bookmark:
Asset Localization: Your $AVAX safely rests on the native chain, without leaving the security zone.
Intent Routing: Cross-chain transmission of lending intentions, real-time sync

It's not surprising that post-00s view it this way. Their growth period coincided exactly with the process of BTC transforming from a geek toy into an institutional game—Tesla's entry in 2021, the approval of the spot ETF by BlackRock. This thing is no longer the "digital gold" of the forums back then.
The current script does seem a bit similar: early entrants have achieved financial freedom, while latercomers either buy at high prices or wait for the next decade. Isn't this the same narrative as real estate? Your dad bought a house in Shenzhen in 2000 that has increased 50 times; now if you b

Do you ever get that feeling: when you transfer on-chain, it feels like the whole world is watching your wallet? It's especially obvious on Solana—cheap gas, fast transactions, but the price is that every operation feels like running naked in a glass house. Privacy Cash @theprivacycash is doing just that—handing you a towel.
The principle isn't complicated—it's Tornado Cash moved onto Solana. You throw SOL into a public pool, get a "receipt," and when you want to withdraw, use zero-knowledge proofs—proving you deposited money without revealing which one. On-chain, it looks like a bunch of peop

I've seen quite a few RWA projects, but most of them share a common flaw: they lump together government bonds, real estate, private credit into the same pool and then tell you "redeemable at any time." That sounds good in theory, but in practice, it's a disaster.
MultiFi @multiplifi's layered logic is quite interesting. They've created a RWA USDi, specifically to hold assets that aren't as liquid—like private credit, commercial real estate, and so on.
It's not that these assets aren't valuable, but if you want to cash out, you might have to wait days or even weeks. Separating them from assets