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Recalling the end of 2022,

when Pro transformed into Helix, I felt at that moment that this matter was not simple. At that time, the market was still immersed in the aftermath of the FTX collapse, and trust in centralized exchanges had shattered. The emergence of Helix was like a timely rain: it directly employed Injective's native order book mechanism to handle spot and perpetual trading, while also adding practical features like stop-limit orders, enabling retail investors to manage risk. Why call this collaboration? Because Helix is not an isolated island starting from scratch; it directly integrates into Injective's ecosystem, sharing liquidity from Day 1. The result? Within a month of launch, trading volume exceeded $1 billion; as of today, total volume has soared to $73 billion. This is not luck; it's a victory of underlying design.

I always feel that Crypto is like a night market that never closes, where financial big shots are calculating how to make money make money, while players are fighting fiercely on the virtual battlefield. But recently, while scrolling through on-chain updates, I was suddenly hit by a message that struck me as funny:

This 'stablecoin factory' has actually partnered with the gaming carnival platform Yooldo Games. It's not just a simple slogan; they directly launched the $ESPORTS staking vault, allowing game tokens to turn into "money-making machines." These two projects clicked instantly, feeling like throwing DeFi's precision instruments into an arcade, instantly igniting the entire GameFi's festive atmosphere.

Not stopping at the virtual world. In 2024, they launched the 'Future of Work' (FoW) program, trying to extend the logic of P2E to real-world work. Think about it, crypto games were originally designed for players to 'play and earn', so why not apply this logic to AI data labeling and robot training? This is where FrodoBots comes in. This Singaporean robotics startup emerged around 2023, focusing on 'embodied AI'. Teaching AI to act in the real world, rather than just chatting on screens. Their flagship product is Earth Rover, a small street robot that looks like a mini tank, capable of crawling on sidewalks, avoiding obstacles, and taking photos. Players control it remotely via an app to complete tasks, such as navigating around pedestrians or scanning road signs, with this data feeding back to the AI model to help the robot become smarter.

I remember last summer, in a stuffy café in Beijing, chatting about the crypto world with a few old friends. Bitcoin was still struggling with the volatility after its halving, and the NFT market was like a roller coaster, going up and down, but our conversation quickly turned to AI. At that time, ChatGPT had just become popular, and everyone jokingly said, 'If AI could manage money on its own and help us trade cryptocurrencies, that would truly free our hands.' Who would have thought that more than a year later, someone is actually doing this.

This project started from that 'sci-fi' idea and has solidly built a bridge. It connects AI agents with real-world payment systems. Recently, their collaboration with Avalanche Team1 has sparked excitement among the developers in the entire Avalanche ecosystem.

In DeFi, ETH has been playing wildly, with lending, staking, and farming, profits rolling in; as for Bitcoin? It always feels like it's being left behind by the on-chain ecosystem, with poor liquidity and yields so low that it drives people crazy. At this critical moment,

it emerged, like a reliable 'asset manager', bringing its

token, quietly starting to stir up the BTCFi pool. Even more remarkable, it recently collaborated with Binance Wallet, organizing a staking event that allows ordinary players to easily enjoy the benefits.

In April 2025, they teamed up with PancakeSwap to hold a

In the past two years, if you are still using traditional indicators (MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands) for trading, you are likely to be left behind by the market.
It's not a specific tool, but a whole new trading philosophy. Using AI to 'write code' to capture market sentiment, narrative intensity,

and quantify the 'invisible hands' of capital flow and community temperature into tradable signals. This is the core of Vibe Coding.
Why has traditional technical analysis completely lost its effectiveness in the 2025 market?
On-chain data explosion: there are hundreds of millions of transactions, hundreds of thousands of tweets, and millions
of signals. This is why Vibe Coding will be the most underestimated super weapon for crypto traders in the coming years.

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The real power lies in ecological construction, especially those that are deeply integrated with infrastructure, data, and cross-chain projects. These collaborations are not just simple logo exchanges, but rather substantial code-level integrations that help Kite AI start from the Avalanche subnet and gradually expand into a multi-chain world. Take Brevis (@brevis_zk) for example, this project focused on zero-knowledge proofs recently joined forces with Kite AI to introduce a verifiable computing layer. Why is this important? Because in the agent economy, AI agents' decisions must 'prove themselves.' It’s not just talk, but using ZK proofs to verify the computing process and prevent tampering. For instance, an agent handling real-time transactions can use Brevis's tools to generate zero-knowledge proofs, proving it hasn't cut corners or made mistakes. This not only enhances security but also makes Kite AI's payment layer more suitable for high-frequency scenarios, such as inter-machine advertising bidding or data sharing.

The masterpiece of its fame is naturally deeply tied to Axie Infinity. Sky Mavis's Ronin chain was originally designed as a sidechain specifically for Axie, and YGG has become its 'talent pool.' From early scholarships to now, YGG has provided equipment and training for tens of thousands of players, even establishing offline community centers in the Philippines. In 2025, they will further upgrade: through YGG Play, Axie players can seamlessly migrate to new games, unlocking cross-chain rewards with achievements from Ronin. This is not just simple endorsement; it is ecological integration. Sky Mavis tests new features using YGG's player network, while YGG takes a cut from Axie's revenue for buybacks.

The first time I noticed

, was at a certain hackathon at the end of last year. At that time, it had just teamed up with Polygon to conduct a technical research project aimed at enabling seamless circulation of Polygon's assets on Injective. Just think about it, Polygon's low gas fees combined with Injective's lightning TPS (tens of thousands of transactions per second) directly pushed aside the fragmentation issue in the cross-chain market. What was the result? Not only a technical integration, but users began trading Polygon's MATIC derivatives on Injective, and liquidity surged in like a burst pipe. This isn't some earth-shattering press conference, but a solid ecological expansion that transformed Injective from a DeFi tool into a multi-chain hub.

Backed by the support of YZi Labs, it has aimed at institutional-level on-chain asset management from the very beginning. At its core is their Financial Abstraction Layer (FAL), which simply means moving traditional financial fund products onto the chain, transforming them into tradable On-Chain Traded Funds (OTF). For example, their stBTC and enzoBTC are liquid staking derivatives of BTC, allowing users to lock up BTC in exchange for a token that can be traded at any time and earn yield. Don't underestimate this innovation: based on the Babylon chain, it allows BTC not just to 'sit idle' but also to participate in DeFi lending, liquidity pools, and more. Their flagship product USD1+ is even more remarkable, combining the yields of RWA (Real World Assets), trading strategies, and DeFi protocols, enabling stablecoin holders to directly take advantage on-chain.

When discussions about RWA (Real World Assets) started heating up in the DeFi circle, everyone thought this was just another wave of concept hype. Who would have thought that, in the blink of an eye, the crypto market at the end of 2025 has shifted from purely 'high risk, high return' to a more pragmatic 'asset productivity'. Recently,

the collaboration with xStocksFi made me spend a few more nights researching their mechanism. This is not some hollow alliance announcement, but a genuine attempt to merge Wall Street stocks with on-chain liquidity. Simply put, it allows your Tesla stock not only to appreciate but also to earn stablecoin interest while you relax. It sounds like science fiction, but it has already been operational

Tracing the origins of Kite starts with its core positioning.

Self-proclaimed as the 'first AI payment blockchain', it sounds impressive, but upon closer inspection, it is essentially a Layer 1 infrastructure tailored specifically for AI agents. On traditional blockchains, AI agents often resemble headless flies: ambiguous identities, payment delays, and cross-chain transactions require manual bridging. Kite addresses these issues with a three-layer encrypted identity system (full-link verification from models to datasets). For example, your AI trading bot is no longer an anonymous script; it has a verifiable 'ID card' that can safely access stablecoin liquidity pools and even decide fund allocation through programmable governance. This reminds me of the pain points in early DeFi. Users are always concerned about hackers or MEV attacks. Kite's delegated proof mechanism directly locks payment authorization using cryptography, reducing the risk of human intervention. Backed by $33 million from PayPal Ventures and General Catalyst, Kite is not a grassroots project; it has aimed for practicality from Day 1: agents do more than just chat; they can make money.

Stablecoin projects are emerging one after another, but very few can actually be implemented in daily payments. Recently, I happened to be researching the ecosystem of Layer 1 blockchains and stumbled upon

this project. Not long after, I saw the news about its collaboration with Alchemy Pay. The two seem to fit perfectly, like a 'blind marriage' in the crypto world, yet the outcome surprisingly aligns well. Plasma's stablecoin engine, combined with Alchemy Pay's global payment bridge, is not just a technological overlay; it feels like finding a fast track for stablecoins to mainstream finance. Today, let's discuss this collaboration and why it deserves a closer look.

I always feel that Crypto is like a big mishmash, one moment it's serious financial big shots dealing with RWA, and the next it's meme circle crazies using dog pictures to shake billions in market value. At the end of last year, I remember scrolling X in the middle of the night, looking at those meme projects on Solana that made people rich overnight, thinking this thing is ultimately a bubble. But in the blink of an eye, it's 2025, and memes are not just jokes; they are starting to lean towards a 'sustainable economy'. This reminds me of something recent

about the collaboration with MemeCore. Falcon's stablecoin infrastructure meets MemeCore's viral meme engine; how did these two seemingly unrelated projects get mixed together? Today, instead of copying those KOL's tweets, let's talk about the underlying logic and explore what opportunities lie behind this collaboration, as well as what pitfalls it might lead to.

Say something

, this guy has been stirring things up since he was hatched in 2018. Unlike those projects that dive headfirst into meme coins or NFTs, Injective is fundamentally tailored for finance as a Layer-1 chain. Its selling points? Zero gas fees, sub-second block times (averaging 0.64 seconds), and built on the Cosmos SDK, making transactions as fast as drinking coffee. Think about it, in traditional DeFi, old problems like cross-chain bridge bottlenecks and fragmented liquidity basically don't exist on Injective. It not only supports perpetual contracts and prediction markets but also launched its native EVM mainnet on November 11, 2025. This means developers can write code in Solidity and conveniently call Injective's native financial modules, such as CLOB (Central Limit Order Book) and iAssets framework. The result? A plethora of dApps in the ecosystem, from Helix mobile wallets to the iBuild developer platform, with trading volumes skyrocketing, having processed 2.6 billion on-chain transactions.

The YGG project was born during the peak of the pandemic in the Philippines, when blockchain games were still just a niche experiment. Founders Gabby Dizon and Beryl Li, who are veterans in the gaming industry, saw the potential of Axie but also recognized the barrier to entry: getting started with an Axie team could cost hundreds of dollars, who can afford that? So,

they stepped in. They acted like a big steward, purchasing NFT assets and renting them to 'scholars', where players earn tokens from playing the game, sharing the revenue with the guild and themselves. In simple terms, they distribute high-return on-chain opportunities to young people without capital.

I first noticed

, was during a certain late night last year when I was browsing X. At that time, BTC had just broken 100,000 dollars, and the market was as lively as fireworks during the New Year, with everyone talking about RWA and asset tokenization. But I always felt that BTC's potential shouldn't just be labeled as 'digital gold.' It should flow and earn money. Lorenzo Protocol is such a project, positioning itself as the 'Bitcoin liquidity financial layer.' Simply put, it helps BTC holders turn idle money into active assets. The core products are stBTC and enzoBTC. The former is your BTC staking derivative, allowing you to earn staking rewards without selling the principal; the latter is a packaged version of BTC, cross-chain friendly, seamlessly integrating into various DeFi protocols. It relies on the shared security mechanism of Babylon Chain to ensure everything is stable as a rock.

This summer,

the mainnet beta just launched, causing quite a stir. The deposit event in June saw 1 billion USDT fully subscribed in just 30 minutes; in August, the public sale raised 373 million dollars, with oversubscriptions making a mess; in September, the mainnet made its official debut, claiming that the TVL broke 2 billion on the first day. This isn't just luck; they captured the most practical pain points in crypto. Stablecoins are not meant for speculation; they are meant for 'usage'. Transfers, settlements, cross-border payments—these everyday tasks take days in traditional banks and cost a fortune on old chains. Plasma aims to turn this into a 'plug-and-play' infrastructure.

I remember that at the end of last year, the adoption rate of stablecoins in Latin America and Africa had already begun to take off, but high gas fees always deter users.

The design concept is very down-to-earth: it is EVM compatible, so developers do not have to start from scratch and can migrate their dApps over. At the same time, it has a long-term plan. The trust-minimized Bitcoin bridge can mint BTC into pBTC, which can be used directly in smart contracts. This is not just a technical gimmick; it means that in the future, stablecoins and BTC can interact seamlessly, unlocking more DeFi scenarios. XPL is the native token of Plasma, primarily used for staking and governance, and holders can delegate to validators to earn rewards. The team background is also reliable, supported by Tether and Bitfinex, and when the mainnet launched, it attracted over $2 billion in stablecoin liquidity, with Binance directly supporting HODLer Airdrops. This reminds me of early Solana, which focused on high TPS, but Plasma is more focused on the flow of 'money' rather than general entertainment.

This year,

there have been frequent actions. At the beginning of November, they launched iBuild, a no-code AI platform that allows developers to drag and drop modules to build DEX or RWA applications. For example, by combining liquidity pools and yield vaults, a decentralized exchange can be launched instantly. Not to mention the collaboration with Google Cloud, the Web3 faucet directly issues

test tokens, attracting over 490 developers to participate in the AI Agent hackathon. The RWA perpetual contract volume has already broken 5.5 billion dollars, annualized outperforming 6.5 billion; this is not retail investors gambling, it is pulling institutions in: OpenAI, SpaceX's pre-IPO futures, full-chain leveraged trading, no KYC required.