😳 This wave of DIP-005 is truly the most aggressive DAO proposal in @defidotapp's history, directly pumping the "deflation engine" to its maximum level!
187 million $HOME buyback, and it is a "150% oversubscription buyback" — simple translation:
For each token unlocked by the user
The DAO bought back 1.5 tokens from the market.
Not only is there a full hedge against unlocking and dumping, but also buying an additional 50% to directly collect circulation. This is not just for protecting the market; it has reinforced the coin price with three layers of reinforced concrete!
🛡 Triple protection,

While I was browsing on-chain data, I saw @campnetworkxyz's 1.5 million IP minting volume and almost thought I was seeing things.
This is not just about a few NFTs; it's about 1.5 million ideas being minted on-chain, which no one can change, not even the project team. In that moment, I suddenly felt an absurdity—copyright is no longer just a game for lawyers, but a rule that ordinary people like us can also play.
Can you imagine?
A 19-year-old university student used Cyko KO's template + MERV's material to remix a new character, and was surprisingly included directly by StoryChain, with on-cha

I saw a piece of news that left me a bit dazed:
Robinhood has completely moved its trading business on-chain on @arbitrum.
I used to think that TradFi (traditional finance) and DeFi (decentralized finance) were two unrelated paths. But unexpectedly, Robinhood changed the underlying "engine" of finance without any notice.
Users are completely unaware.
No need for a wallet or to change RPC, it’s still the familiar Robinhood interface, and you can trade with just a few clicks. The backend has already switched to running on blockchain.
This reminds me of an old saying:
"A true technological revolu

While browsing Kaito in the café, two guys at the next table were arguing about Decentralized Finance.
One said, "Oh, DeFi is too complicated, switching chains, pairing pools, calculating yields, I would rather just lie flat."
The other one laughed: "You are outdated. There is now something called @Infinit_Labs, which allows AI to help you handle the research and execution all in one go, as simple as ordering takeout."
I originally thought they were bragging, but when I casually checked the @KaitoAI leaderboard, INFINIT is really on the hot list, and even users from @arbitrum, @Aptos, @0xPolyg

I was lying in bed, originally just wanting to casually ask the AI: "Are there any in-depth articles on blockchain governance that you would recommend recently?"
AI quickly threw a series of results at me: the title is beautiful, the viewpoints are sharp, the summary is on point, and even the key points are highlighted for me.
I was quite moved at the time, thinking: this is so convenient!
When I was able to swipe to the third article, I suddenly felt something was off——
The viewpoints in these articles are all astonishingly consistent:
It's either "decentralization will change the world" or "

It's not a real-life dog, it's the one from a certain Meme project that just launched.
I originally thought I could read the market accurately, react quickly, and execute trades fast, but in the end, I just pulled up the price for nothing and ended up getting trapped.
I sit in front of the computer, staring at the red and green candlestick chart, thinking:
It would be great to have a partner who understands the market and reminds me to stop loss.
But where in the crypto world is there such good fortune?
You need to analyze data, monitor projects, control emotions, and adjust positions, all rel

Burn-to-earn may be the next small narrative point.
The positioning of CRR is very clear: to serve the "refugees of the crypto world," and the mechanism is quite smooth. Gate Wallet is now working on the BountyDrop integration, without selecting coins or amounts; just burn some useless coins to earn airdrops.
To be honest, I am optimistic about this direction.
#GateWallet # BountyDrop #CryptoRefugees # CRR #RugSurvivors # BurnToEarn

That year, my fren's project had just launched, with a tight budget and a team working extremely hard. The product was not bad, but the data just wouldn't rise no matter what.
I remember the clearest time when I invested 50,000 dollars for KOL promotion, and the result was 300 users - all of them were just frens looking for freebies.
The boss smashed the cup at that time and cursed:
"No matter how good the product is, if no one sees it, it's still cold!"
Later, they began to "roll out growth," crazily experimenting with various AI content tools, distribution platforms, and overseas KOC collabo

There is an old brother who has been doing Cryptocurrency Trading for five years.
At first, he trusted the technical analysis, drawing lines until three in the morning;
Later, he kept an eye on the news and even monitored the project team's social media.
Later he believed in fate —
"In the cryptocurrency market, there is no such thing as technical analysis or fundamentals, only the face of the manipulators."
One day I asked him: What was your most successful investment?
He said:
"It's not about how much money you made, but rather about finally learning not to make a move when the price hits th