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YGG Play Launchpad has officially launched! This is not only a task platform but also a gateway to the new Web3 gaming world. Players can now explore their favorite YGG ecosystem games here, deeply experience gameplay by completing tasks, and directly obtain new game token rewards on the Launchpad. For players looking to get in touch with potential projects ahead of time, this is an excellent opportunity to both play and earn. YGG is making it easier for more people to truly enter the new cycle of blockchain gaming.

@Yield Guild Games #YGGPlay $YGG

Recently, while observing the integration direction of AI × Web3, the progress of KITE has given me quite a few new ideas. Compared to many projects that only shout 'AI narrative', @KITE AI is more like building a real usable AI agent ecosystem: it not only allows users to create their own Agents but also connects them to on-chain tasks, value flows, and verifiable execution logic. This is very crucial because the output of AI in the past often remained at 'output content', but what KITE wants to do is to make AI an 'actor' that can execute tasks and create value on-chain.

One aspect that I particularly like is KITE's exploration of 'multi-agent collaboration'. As the complexity of on-chain applications increases, the collaboration of different AI agents to complete tasks will become a trend, and KITE has turned this into a basic function: from task management to incentive systems, and then to on-chain verification, there is a clear framework. In the long run, this model may bring true 'automated users' to the Web3 ecosystem.

And $KITE , as the value driver of the network, is not just a token, but the fuel for the entire AI-Agent economy. As more developers and users join the ecosystem, its use cases are expected to become increasingly diverse.

If the last round was about 'on-chain user growth', then this round might be about 'on-chain AI agent growth'.
And KITE is opening up this new path.

#KITE

I have been paying attention to the development of on-chain financial infrastructure, and recently the pace of @Falcon Finance has clearly accelerated, prompting me to rethink how far 'on-chain capital efficiency' can go in the future. The past DeFi looked more like moving traditional finance onto the chain, but Falcon's direction is to reconstruct financial processes with 'efficiency' as the core variable: faster settlements, lighter transaction costs, and more modular asset collaboration methods.

In particular, the cross-chain asset liquidity solution mentioned by Falcon makes me feel that they are not just developing a single track, but building a 'liquidity engine' that can truly connect multi-chain assets. If this direction continues to advance, it will be a new accelerator for L2, public chains, and the application layer. As the ecosystem expands, if they can maintain a balance between security and openness, they may become a key link in on-chain capital flow in the future.

On-chain finance is not lacking in stories; what it lacks is a platform that can land steadily and take efficiency to the extreme. Falcon Finance is proving that it may be able to walk this path.

#FalconFinance

In the process of focusing on the development of decentralized infrastructure, I have become increasingly interested in the recent actions of @APRO Oracle . As a future-oriented decentralized oracle network, APRO is not just "providing data," but is redefining how on-chain applications obtain trusted inputs and how smart contracts can truly possess "verifiable external cognitive abilities." This is also why I believe APRO and its token $AT may play a larger role than traditional oracles in the future.

Past oracles mostly focused on "moving data on-chain," but in the new cycle of rapid development of AI, modular public chains, and smart autonomous entities, on-chain applications have higher demands for data credibility, real-time performance, and verifiability. What APRO aims to do is not just a data transmission layer, but more towards a multidimensional trusted computation layer: the synergy of data collection, verification, signing, trusted execution environments (TEE), and consensus allows on-chain applications to maintain transparency and security when facing the complexities of the real world.

One point I value is:
When the on-chain economy transitions from "asset issuance" to "AI-driven autonomous applications," oracles will shift from being "auxiliary facilities" to "core computational gateways." APRO's design philosophy perfectly aligns with this transition—it ensures that every call, every decision, and every automated execution on-chain possesses stronger verifiability and resistance to manipulation.

For example:
• In the RWA track: asset prices, interest rates, and liquidation thresholds need real-time, trusted, and verifiable data sources;
• In the AI × DeFi track: model outputs must be provable and tamper-proof;
• In the cross-chain ecosystem: a lightweight, modular secure data layer will become the most important infrastructure.

These directions make APRO's long-term value more imaginative.

I also believe that, with more L2, public chains, and AI projects emerging, if APRO can continue to expand its verification node system, enhance data source collaboration, and promote the use scenarios of $AT in the ecosystem, there is an opportunity to establish new standards in the oracle field in the future.

Oracles have never been an "old track"; they are just awaiting a new era.
And APRO is pushing open the new era.

#APRO

As a long-term user concerned with the development of cross-chain and DeFi infrastructure, I have always believed that @Injective is one of the few projects that truly optimizes performance and scalability from the ground up. Injective adopts a highly modular architecture, making on-chain transactions faster and more cost-effective, while also allowing developers ample room for customization, which is why it stands out among many public chains.

More importantly, Injective is not just a high-performance public chain; it is gradually building a complete financial ecosystem. From decentralized trading, perpetual contracts, cross-chain asset flows, to the emergence of new financial applications, every step demonstrates strong composability and application potential. For users looking for long-term value, the growth logic of $INJ has expanded from simple chain development to the scale of entire ecosystem collaboration and applications.

As more teams choose to build on Injective and more assets bridge across chains, I believe that the future of Injective will continue to drive Web3 finance towards greater efficiency and transparency.
#Injective $INJ

@Yield Guild Games The newly launched YGG Play Launchpad is now officially online, providing a brand new exploration gateway for all players who love Web3 games. Whether you are an experienced player in blockchain games or a newcomer just getting into Web3, you can easily find high-quality games that match your interests in YGG Play, and unlock more interactive ways by completing tasks, accumulating experience, and participating in activities.

As more and more projects join the YGG ecosystem, the need for Web3 players to quickly find truly worthwhile games has become a common requirement. The emergence of YGG Play perfectly addresses this pain point: players no longer need to switch between different platforms, but can explore game introductions, participate in task processes, and directly obtain corresponding new game tokens after completing tasks in one-stop at the Launchpad. This “play and grow” mechanism not only makes games more motivating but also allows players to gain more tangible value in return.

For me, YGG Play is like the “launch center” of Web3 Gaming: it helps players discover new opportunities, track ecosystem updates, and provides developers with a space to showcase games. With more projects being integrated, more tasks going live, and more tokens available for collection, YGG Play is very likely to become an important infrastructure in the field of blockchain games in the future.

If you also want to discover the next potential work in the Web3 gaming world, now is the best time to join YGG Play.
#YGGPlay $YGG

In today's multi-chain environment, the real challenge faced by users and protocols is never "which chain to go to," but rather "how to achieve seamless liquidity flow across multiple chains." Recently researched @Falcon Finance , I found that they are addressing this overlooked yet extremely critical underlying pain point.
Falcon Finance's approach is not a traditional bridge, nor is it a simple cross-chain aggregator; rather, it attempts to build a "unified liquidity layer between chains." If this model can be operational, in the future, users will move assets across chains as naturally as they would on a single chain, without the need to hop around, incur high costs, or feel anxious due to the risks associated with bridges.
More importantly, this liquidity layer does not only serve users but also provides infrastructure for DeFi protocols, allowing applications to directly access cross-chain liquidity, which means that capital efficiency, trading depth, and capital utilization rates will all be enhanced overall.
In my view, projects that can truly change the industry structure are often not the ones with the loudest gimmicks, but rather those that are closest to the underlying issues. #FalconFinance is doing just that and is therefore worth continuous attention.
$FF

Recently, while researching the LRT (Liquid Staking Token) sector, I focused on @Lorenzo Protocol . It addresses the industry's most core and challenging pain point: how to achieve higher efficiency for staked assets under safe conditions.
Lorenzo's approach is not simply to create LSTs but to build a more scalable LRT model, allowing staked assets to maintain yields while also being released to participate in more on-chain activities. As liquidity markets become increasingly important, efficiently utilizing assets is more critical than ever.
What attracts me more is the design of $BANK ; it is not a mere "decorative token" but the lifeblood of the entire protocol's liquidity, participating in incentives, governance, and ecological expansion.
From a long-term perspective, #LorenzoProtocol chooses a path that is closer to real needs: improving asset utilization efficiency under controllable risk. This direction holds value in both bull and bear markets, so I will continue to monitor its development.

In the past few days, I experienced the features of @KITE AI , and I think the biggest highlight is how it seamlessly integrates AI with on-chain operations.
In the past, when doing some on-chain strategies, such as monitoring, placing orders, and managing assets, I basically had to open a bunch of pages and tools, and keep an eye on the data. Now, with KITE, I can delegate some steps to the Agent itself, without needing to constantly watch the computer.
For someone like me who is usually busy with work, this experience is a necessity, saving time and reducing operational errors. Especially when I began to understand $KITE 's role in the entire system, it is not just a token but is driving the entire Agent system's operation.
If #KITE can continue to enhance more details, I believe it will become a breakthrough point in the AI × DeFi field.

Recently, while researching the issue of unified cross-chain liquidity, I once again turned my attention to @Falcon Finance . Many projects talk about "cross-chain" and "capital efficiency," but there are not many that can truly create a composable and callable unified layer for multi-chain assets.
Falcon Finance has a unique approach; it is not simply building a bridge or aggregator but is trying to construct a "decentralized liquidity hub" that allows users to move assets between different chains as smoothly as if they were operating on a single chain. This direction will become very critical as future application scenarios become more complex and user assets become more dispersed.
More importantly, Falcon is not just about asset movement; it is building a liquidity layer that DeFi protocols can directly call upon, thus thoroughly enhancing the capital utilization rate across multiple chains.
In the long run, I am more focused on protocols that can truly solve underlying structural problems, which is why I believe #FalconFinance has the potential to become an important part of cross-chain financial infrastructure.
This track will be very competitive, but the route chosen by Falcon is indeed worthy of further research.

What's going on? $BNB has dropped so harshly, can it still return to 900?

In the past few years, the lending track seems to have been locked by the trend of being 'standardized': TVL focuses on scale, interest rates depend on the market, and user experience is about compliance. It's been a long time since I've seen a team that truly revitalizes the lending model, and @Morpho Labs 🦋 happens to be the project willing to return to the starting point to rethink 'efficiency' and 'safety'.

The core idea of Morpho is very simple: to make the matching between borrowers and lenders more efficient, while not sacrificing the security of the underlying protocol.
The traditional pooled lending model leads to interest margin waste, while Morpho, through its unique P2P Matching Engine, draws part of the liquidity out of the 'pool' and shifts it towards a more peer-to-peer matching approach, thereby improving the actual returns and efficiency for both parties.

More importantly, Morpho does not attempt to 'rebuild a lending protocol universe', but acts as an optimization layer, standing above mainstream blue-chip protocols (such as Aave). This model makes me feel that it is more like an 'L2 in the lending field':
• Inherit the security of the underlying protocol
• Have independent efficiency improvement space
• Provide finer granularity of risk isolation for assets

With the issuance of $MORPHO , protocol governance and long-term incentive structures have also begun to mature. Morpho's proposed 'intent-based lending' direction seems more like the design language for the next stage of DeFi: allowing users to describe their goals without needing to understand complex mechanisms, with the system automatically matching the best path.

I believe that the value of #Morpho lies not only in technology but also in its reactivation of the imagination in the lending track—this has been the scarcest thing in DeFi over the past two years. If intent-based finance becomes widespread throughout the ecosystem in the future, Morpho is likely to be one of the earliest demonstration cases.

In the DeFi world, lending protocols all seem quite similar, but after truly experiencing @Morpho Labs 🦋 , you'll find that it is far from 'just another lending platform.' The core advantage of Morpho is that it combines the traditional lending 'pooling model' with 'peer-to-peer matching,' allowing for a true balance between capital efficiency, interest rate experience, and security.

In the past, with ordinary lending protocols, everyone's capital was mixed in a single pool, and the interest rates were heavily influenced by large holders, leading to either fluctuations or low utilization rates. Morpho's approach is quite unique: it automatically matches borrowers and lenders based on their needs, bringing interest rates closer to 'real supply and demand,' reducing idle capital and increasing efficiency. For me personally, the most noticeable feeling from using Morpho is that the yield is more stable, and there's no need to constantly monitor the market for adjustments.

More importantly, it does not sacrifice security for 'higher returns.' Morpho still relies on the underlying security of mainstream blue-chip protocols, minimizing fundamental risks while enhancing efficiency through its own matching layer. This design is user-friendly for institutions, strategy players, and ordinary users, and it gives $MORPHO a higher level of credibility in ecosystem expansion.

Now, more and more DeFi strategies are starting to regard Morpho as a stable and reliable 'yield cornerstone.' Whether it's compounding returns, enhancing asset efficiency, or building smarter capital strategies, Morpho is becoming an important module. If you are looking for a truly balanced lending solution that considers both security and capital efficiency, then Morpho is definitely worth a try. #Morpho

Recently, while experiencing some on-chain lending protocols, I refocused on @Morpho Labs 🦋 — a protocol that truly makes 'efficient, secure, and composable' a reality. Many protocols talk about optimizing capital efficiency, but Morpho's point is: it does not simply replicate mainstream lending models, but rather integrates the user lending experience into a whole new level through P2P matching + pooling mode. #Morpho

In traditional lending, funds either lie in the pool earning 'average interest rates' or are taken away by whales, but in Morpho, you can enhance returns without sacrificing safety. The protocol automatically matches borrowers and lenders, resulting in less idle capital and higher utilization efficiency. For someone like me who is a long-term DeFi user, the most noticeable point is: interest rate fluctuations are significantly smoothed out, asset utilization is higher, and the entire experience is sufficiently 'foolproof', without needing to constantly monitor data to adjust positions.

Additionally, Morpho's security architecture is also very restrained. It still relies on the underlying security of blue-chip protocols, rather than reinventing a set of 'riskier magical black boxes'. This also gives $MORPHO better credibility and institutional friendliness during ecosystem expansion.

If you are also looking for a more stable, efficient, and advanced lending alternative recently, Morpho is definitely worth trying. Whether as a strategy-building tool, a source of income, or a supplement to ecosystem assets, Morpho is showing increasingly strong momentum. It seems that in the future, whoever can become the next generation of lending infrastructure, Morpho really has a chance.
$MORPHO

Recently, I re-experienced @Linea.eth , and my biggest impression is: it is not the kind of L2 that "only relies on narrative," but is genuinely doing things, building ecosystems, and focusing on long-term development. Especially recently, the entire Ethereum ecosystem has been emphasizing scalability and user experience, and Linea, with its core focus on developer friendliness and real user growth, appears to be more steady and reliable.

Many people think of Linea when mentioning it, only considering low gas fees and high compatibility with Ethereum, but in actual use, it becomes evident that it is pushing "ease of use" to the extreme: faster confirmations, smoother wallet interactions, and continuously improving ecosystem projects, from on-chain tasks, games, infrastructure to various DeFi protocols, it increasingly feels like a real L2 network capable of nurturing and retaining users.

Additionally, one aspect I particularly like is that Linea's approach to community building is not about forcing activities, but rather continuously allowing users to feel value through real on-chain operations. Whether it’s the task system, route upgrades, or ecosystem project collaborations, it gives the impression that this is a team willing to listen to users and willing to invest resources in enhancing the experience.

With more projects joining, more users migrating, and the overall Ethereum narrative warming up, I believe the long-term value of $LINEA will gradually be re-recognized. If you are also looking for a truly stable, easy-to-use, and developer-supported L2, you might want to pay more attention to #Linea

Recently, while experiencing @Morpho Labs 🦋 , I once again felt the problem that Morpho aims to solve: making DeFi lending truly "efficient + transparent". In the past, when borrowing on-chain, it always felt like either the interest rates were too low or the capital efficiency was restricted. But Morpho minimizes idle resources through peer-to-peer liquidity matching, making the experience more like participating in a professionally operated automated capital market. As the $MORPHO ecosystem continues to expand, more and more strategies, protocols, and users are starting to connect. If you are also looking for more efficient on-chain returns, you might want to pay attention to #Morpho

Share a coin short $AIA
Reason: The community will short on the 18th, and there will definitely be a sell-off because last month's short delay caused dissatisfaction, so a sell-off is necessary. The price was highest around 0.5 during the first short. Below 0.3 is a good opportunity to bottom out.