aPriori $Arp Airdrop ends on the 24th, only 4 days left. 🔗https://claim.apr.io/ethereum Additionally, it is reported that the project team will start a second airdrop. The first wave of airdrops has stricter checks for bots. It has been announced that the requirements for unlocking airdrop quotas on the Monad mainnet have been significantly reduced, allowing those who truly participate and patiently wait to more easily claim and unlock their tokens. The second airdrop will begin after the Monad mainnet goes live. Specific rules have yet to be released. aPriori is the largest project in the Monad ecosystem, having completed $30 million in financing. Led by Binance YZI Labs. Let's wait for the Monad mainnet to go live, hoping for good airdrop returns and price increases.
Although I lost money with OKB, the security of the OKX wallet is definitely not an issue.
Many people actually do not know that the "no backdoor" of self-custody wallets is not just a slogan, but a decision made by the technical architecture.
What is a private key?
It is the full authority over your assets; the wallet is just a tool that helps you "use" that authority.
Self-custody wallets like OKX Wallet generate, store, and sign the private key all locally on your phone.
This means two things:
First, the officials cannot access your private key;
Second, they do not have the authority to help you "sign transactions remotely."
So if someone can take your money, there are really only a few possibilities:
1. Your device is controlled by malware 2. The private key has been copied, leaked, screenshot, or synced to the cloud 3. You have authorized a malicious smart contract / dApp
But the only thing that is impossible is:
"The officials took it away."
Because logically, by code, and by architecture, they do not have that capability.
If the OK wallet has a problem, other competitors would have long since written explosive news reports.
Recently, every night before sleep, my wife and I watch a bit of "Squid Game."
In "Squid Game," each game results in a group of people dying.
For every person who dies, the prize pool increases by 100 million Korean Won.
The money in the prize pool is divided equally among the survivors.
At the end of each game, everyone can vote on whether to continue.
Some people feel they have earned enough and do not want to take any more risks, choosing to end the game and take their money.
Others believe that since they have passed the previous games, they can also succeed in the following ones.
By participating in another game, the prize could potentially double.
Choosing to continue risking their lives.
This is very similar to how we play in the cryptocurrency market.
When the tokens rise, some people choose to cash out for safety.
But people like me choose to hold on, waiting for the next wave to double.
However, the possibility of doubling comes with the risk of losing everything.
For example, when I bought okb this time, it was like that.
Initially, it was profitable, and I made quite a bit, but in pursuit of greater profits, I ultimately lost my principal.
Trading cryptocurrencies is essentially a squid game; a group of people contributes money, which is distributed to a few, and everyone has the chance to take money and leave.
But it is always due to one's own greed that they risk their life savings.
The Depin project has been quite popular in the past two years, so-called depin.
The full name is Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks.
In simple terms, it includes:
Decentralized wireless networks, which are those web挂机 projects from before.
Decentralized storage, like hard drive mining.
GPU leasing, similar to those previous io projects.
All belong to depin.
However, most projects are just riding on a concept, issuing a token, and then harvesting a wave before ending.
The projects themselves have almost no revenue, and no one is really using them.
Then I saw that Beamable had its TGE today, listed on KuCoin and Gate, with the token being $BMB.
I researched this project, and it did not start from scratch.
It initially was a Web2 infrastructure giant providing backend support for popular games like FIFA Rivals, Star Trek: Timelines, and Wildcard.
Over 11 billion API calls per month, serving 2.5 million monthly active users, generating over 8 million dollars in annual revenue.
Now, this proven machine is migrating on-chain, becoming a decentralized computing market on Solana.
So it is very different from past depin projects.
Beamable turned the DePIN script upside down: Utility Before Token.
They first built real demand—over 100 games, 8 billion+ monthly API calls, 2 million+ MAU—before tokenizing.
Now, these workloads are settled in $BMB, converting verified usage into sustained on-chain liquidity. This is not speculation; this is utility-driven value.
Its token economics are like this.
Each API call is an economic event. Fees drive buybacks and staking, making $BMB deflationary; network demand is fully supported by real usage data—not hollow incentives, but proof of 214 billion total API calls and over 8 million dollars in revenue.
Each game increases computational demand, paid in $BMB → more demand = higher node rewards → attracting more capacity, lowering costs → cheaper infrastructure attracts more studios → and so on. More games → more $BMB demand → more nodes → cheaper infrastructure → more games.
Such depin projects with tangible support can be paid attention to.
Sometimes, don’t just listen to a concept; understand what it really does and what the underlying logic is.
From the US elections to the League of Legends World Championship, it seems that on-chain prediction markets have become something everyone knows about.
It has become an infrastructure.
Previously, Polymarket sought to raise $15 billion, estimated to go public in the US stock market.
Now Coinbase is also investing in Limitless to create a prediction market.
There is actually a very obvious conspiracy in this.
The US has been alleviating national debt by increasing the issuance of USDT, because for every additional USDT issued, they must buy one dollar's worth of US debt as collateral.
So what is all this USDT issuance for?
Previously, it was used to stimulate the price of Bitcoin, drive Bitcoin volatility, and derivative speculation.
But this is just one of the use cases.
Additionally, online payments are slowly becoming more widespread.
Undoubtedly, prediction markets are a very large use case for USDT.
For example, the previous World Cup lottery was actually part of the prediction market.
Now, people don't need to use fiat currency to participate; they can directly use USDT.
This can significantly increase the usage of USDT.
So Coinbase personally leading the investment in Limitless makes sense.
They can take advantage of this trend to stimulate the activity of the Base chain.
Limitless currently has launched a prediction activity for Bitcoin prices, and more prediction content should be opened up later.
It's still early, and participation is still possible.
In October, they just completed a $10 million seed round funding.
Investors include Coinbase Ventures, 1confirmation, Maelstrom, Collider, F-Prime, DCG, Node Capital, Arrington Capital, etc.
Now they have launched a second season points activity that you can participate in.
The activity started on September 22 and will end on January 26, 2026.
Every 4 weeks, the ranking levels reset, which are:
October 20, 2025 November 17, 2025 December 15, 2025
There is also a reward rule, where points determine the size of the future Limitless token airdrop; the more points you have, the larger the distribution.
Points bonus (based on cumulative points ranking level):
Ranking rewards take effect immediately, and you enjoy the bonus as soon as you enter a new level.
In simple terms, you earn points through trading, inviting users, and providing liquidity, and later you can receive token airdrops based on those points.
The threshold is that the cumulative trading volume must be greater than $200.
This is a clear airdrop.
The project team is also capable,
The founding team previously created a popular consumer-grade AI product supported by a16z, with downloads reaching 300 million.
This project should also gain traction later; interested brothers can write in advance to get into the core circle, hahahaha.
I believe this project is worth getting involved in, as both the track and financing are top-notch. @trylimitless
The Lit Protocol @LitProtocol, which raised 15.2 million USD, has been 12 days since the TGE.
Currently, the circulating market value has reached 11.29 million USD.
There is still no total financing high.
It should be because the recent market conditions are not good.
In fact, its narrative is quite good. It is a decentralized key management network focused on providing programmable signing, encryption, and computing capabilities for Web3 applications.
It addresses a core pain point: how to securely manage private keys, encrypt data, and control user permissions without relying on centralized institutions, thus achieving privacy protection, automation, and cross-chain interoperability.
It is the cryptographic layer of Web3, and Lit solves one of the toughest problems in the encryption field: automated trust without centralized control.
In fact, many projects we use in our daily blockchain activities operate behind the scenes on Lit, such as Gitcoin, Lens, Humanity Protocol, etc.
Integrated into every signed transaction, encrypted data set, and delegated action.
With Lit, signing, encryption, and computing become decentralized primitives.
In fact, it is more like an infrastructure, but it is overlooked by most people.
Especially now, with the explosion of AI agents, multi-chain fragmentation, and increasing privacy demands.
Currently, it has processed over 150 million transactions and 1.6 million wallets.
It has empowered star projects like Gitcoin, Lens, Spheron, Tria, etc.
$LITKEY is the economic pillar of the entire network:
Staking: Node operators use it to ensure security.
Payments: Signing/encryption/computing services rely entirely on it, Vincent for every transaction, SDK for every call.
Governance: Holders decide on upgrades. Huge distribution network + automated growth.
The financing background is quite impressive, with support from top VCs and OGs like 1kx, Collab+Currency, Protocol Labs, Gumi Cryptos, Balaji Srinivasan, Aave founder Stani Kulechov, Solana co-founder Raj Gokal, etc.