INFINIT's Prompt to DeFi framework? It's completely changing the game for how people engage with decentralized finance.
Think about it—this thing takes your DeFi knowledge and turns it into automated strategies that actually execute themselves. We're talking about transforming expertise into a legitimate income stream that scales. Not manually farming. Not constantly monitoring positions. Automated.
But here's what really matters: it's democratizing access. The framework shifts the power dynamic of who can actually profit from sophisticated DeFi strategies. Before, you needed to be a whale or

I have to admit, HyperEVM runs really smoothly—the interaction speed is impressive, and the user experience is flawless. But this brings a new problem: Want to maximize your mining returns? Then you have to be ready to become a “farmer,” constantly harvesting and reinvesting every day.
Honestly, who wants to stare at the screen all day, just to squeeze out a bit more compounding interest? I definitely can’t keep up. That’s why in this ecosystem, automated tools like HyperCroc aren’t just a nice-to-have—they’re a lifeline. Manual users will get exhausted sooner or later; efficiency tools are th

Woke up a bit late, but it's fine—there aren't too many people entering yet, and prices are still hovering at a low level 😭
After some hesitation, I decided to enter and test the waters, and I'll also keep track of when I get liquidated 😂
Right now, most players are probably choosing the safe route, piling up margin to reduce risk. But this conservative approach will actually cause the pump funds to accumulate more and more. After a few rounds, the pressure to add more capital will rise exponentially. I estimate that after another day (about four rounds), the market should see some pretty in

To be honest, people who have experienced a full bull-bear cycle now have a conditioned reflex to be wary whenever they hear terms like "yield generation" or "financial management." After all, they've suffered too many losses—those projects that promise an annualized return of 20%, 50%, or even more outrageous fixed returns, without exception, end up targeting your principal as their next harvest.
The iron rule of this market is actually very simple: for any protocol that can't clearly explain where the money comes from, chances are it's eyeing the savings in your wallet. Having seen enough Po

Tried out this new payment protocol today. Settled my electricity bill with it. Hit the grocery store. Covered this month's rent too.
Everything happened on-chain. Picked whichever token I felt like using. The whole process? Smooth as butter. 🔥
But wait, there's more.
Even grabbed a Christmas present using the same setup. Oh, and paid for my Starlink subscription.
Crypto straight into real-world transactions. Instant. No banks hovering in between. No payment processors taking their cut.
This is what actual utility looks like when protocols meet everyday needs. The gap between blockchain and d

Today, a project called TheoriqAI officially launched their AlphaVault product.
What’s the biggest highlight of this thing? It manages your funds using a dedicated autonomous AI agent. It’s not one of those mindless high-yield chasing strategies—instead, it seeks a balance between risk and reward, aiming for the optimal risk-adjusted return.
The sources of yield are pretty diverse—of course, there’s basic ETH POS staking rewards, plus additional yield stacked from the Lido protocol, and on top of that, revenue sharing from the MEV vault. With these multiple income streams combined, it should t

Recently, at the BNB hackathon in Abu Dhabi, our team, together with partners from Mitrixport Asset Management and a leading platform’s risk control team, developed something new—the QuantQueen protocol.
In simple terms, it brings the traditional fund NAV (net asset value) logic on-chain. This protocol can price LP tokens of quantitative assets based on NAV, and the minting and burning processes run automatically in cycles. Most importantly, all data is fully on-chain and verifiable by anyone, unlike the previous black-box operations.
For users in the BNB ecosystem, this means the threshold to

Lighter had a solid week.
Noticed something interesting—early ETH depositors got an extra 50 points as a bonus.
Seems like they're really pushing people to jump on new features fast. Smart move if you ask me. Being first usually pays off in these platforms.

Lighter's dev team is cooking up something interesting—they're testing a feature that lets users move points across their own wallets. Why? Privacy matters, and let's face it, wallet compromises happen.
The proposal hit the OG community and Amigo group chat yesterday. Early feedback's rolling in, and folks seem curious about how this self-transfer mechanism will actually work in practice. Could be a solid safety net for users juggling multiple addresses or dealing with security concerns.

Interesting point about Fluid — they're pushing decent volume too. Though if you dig into Plasma's TVL breakdown, looks like most of Fluid's locked value there is actually parked on the lending side of things. The usual DeFi story really.

Looks like the capital flow tells an interesting story - borrowing and yield farming protocols are clearly where the real TVL action's at right now. Meanwhile DEX platforms like Uni and Balancer? Pretty quiet on that front. The money's chasing yield opportunities, not just swaps.

Looks like prediction markets are actually having their moment now. Crypto Twitter can't stop talking about betting on everything from token prices to protocol launches. Wild how fast this shifted from niche DeFi experiment to mainstream conversation.

That DEX just crossed $2.25 billion in trading volume, and the momentum isn't slowing down.
Turns out the big players gravitate toward platforms offering real privacy, zero gas fees, and seamless omnichain execution. Makes sense when you think about it.

The Ethereum ecosystem just got more interesting. Lighter, a perpetual contracts DEX that's been quietly building momentum, is making a bold move into spot trading markets. ETH will be their opening act—a strategic choice that signals they're serious about diversification.
What makes this expansion noteworthy? Their November performance speaks volumes: $292.5 billion in trading volume. That's not a typo. For a platform primarily known for perpetuals, these numbers suggest they've nailed product-market fit. Now they're betting that expertise can translate to spot markets.
The timing feels delib

Major security update just dropped in the DeFi space!
A leading lending protocol has rolled out timelock functionality for their upgrade authority multi-sig. This move significantly boosts both security measures and operational transparency.
For those unfamiliar: timelock mechanisms add a delay between proposing changes and executing them, giving the community visibility into upcoming protocol modifications before they go live.

Looking for reliable lending? Aave's got you covered. Solid protocol, proven track record.

A certain cross-chain yield aggregator protocol just made a big move.
This time, they directly expanded the community whitelist—a total of 215,000 wallet addresses have been added, including over 15,000 active Legion accounts. This move has given whitelist eligibility to many addresses that were previously just watching from the sidelines.
More importantly, the event deadline has been pushed back by one day and now ends on Sunday, December 7, at 10 AM EST (3 PM UTC). Whitelisted users can now participate in both the public and community tier channels at the same time, essentially giving them a

Orderly's not working solo. They're stitching together ecosystems across Arbitrum, Polygon, NEAR Protocol, and LayerZero—backed by heavyweight names like Google Cloud, Pantera Capital, and Sequoia.
What's the play here? Single network architecture, but tapping into liquidity pools from every corner. No fragmentation. Just unified access.
Cross-chain infrastructure meets institutional capital. That's the bet Orderly is making on the future of DeFi liquidity.

Polymarket traders are going all in—94% odds now saying Powell's hitting that rate cut button next week.
Looks like the market's already made up its mind. Question is, will the Fed follow through or throw everyone a curveball? Either way, next week's gonna be spicy for both tradfi and crypto.
Decentralized prediction markets calling it before the headlines drop. That's the power of putting your money where your mouth is.

A nation built by its people, yet the currency remains in the hands of a few institutions. The irony? We're told it's for our own good.
This is exactly why decentralized finance exists. When central banks dictate monetary policy and your purchasing power erodes without consent, the case for peer-to-peer money becomes obvious. Not ideology—just math and code you can verify yourself.