Things are finally coming together on our end.
We've got the official account back up and running, and the community? Completely rebuilt from the ground up—active and buzzing again.
Right now the website's down for a bit while we lock in some final updates. As for the DEX payment integration, that's wrapping up in the next few days. Stay tuned.

Grayscale just dropped a filing related to ZEC. For those watching the privacy coin space, this could signal growing institutional interest in Zcash. Privacy-focused assets have been under regulatory scrutiny lately, so seeing a major player like Grayscale make moves here is worth noting. Whether this translates to broader adoption or just portfolio diversification remains to be seen, but institutional appetite for privacy tech seems far from dead.

Catholic Coin just kicked off its first round of CTO fee distributions hours ago. The team's rolling out payments in waves and promises a breakdown of fund allocation.
What's notable here? They're emphasizing step-by-step transparency on how every dollar gets deployed. First batch is already hitting wallets, with more details supposedly coming on deployment strategy.
Whether this transparency play builds trust or just buys time – community's watching closely. CTO structures always get messy when promises meet reality.

Just saw the news that a certain L2 project's pre-deposit channel is now open, and the official entrance Address has just been announced.

Big news! The first ETF of a certain platform token is about to officially log in to the market, with the code locked as VBNB.
This matter actually had early signs. When a certain asset management company submitted its application in April, despite the public chain ecosystem performing mediocre at the time, the first-day investment amount broke through 2 million dollars—this number is not small, indicating that institutional funds are still quite interested in such products.
What is even more intriguing is the driving force behind it. That big shot in the industry has been putting in a lot of

Jupiter's Fresh Start initiative just hit a major milestone—Phase 2 is officially wrapped. This round focused on two game-changing moves: torching the "litterbox" (yeah, they actually called it that) and slashing the unstaking waiting period.
The whole Fresh Start program isn't just housekeeping. It's part of Jupiter's bigger play to build infrastructure that can actually scale to billions of users—not just crypto natives, but everyone. Think platform refinement, community realignment, and tokenomics that make sense long-term.
Phase 2 specifically tackled some messy leftovers in the ecosystem

The circulating supply for $WOJAK just got officially verified on a major crypto data platform.
Getting this done wasn't exactly a walk in the park—took quite a bit of coordination and multiple rounds of back-and-forth communication with their verification team. Supply metrics are crucial for any token's credibility, so having that blue checkmark now means the numbers you see are actually legit.
Anyone tracking $WOJAK can now cross-reference the verified figures directly. It's one of those behind-the-scenes processes that doesn't get much spotlight but makes a real difference for transparency

The legendary memecoin just went Wall Street.
Grayscale rolled out their Dogecoin Trust ETF with ticker $GDOG - yes, you can actually grab DOGE exposure straight from your regular brokerage now.
History in the making? Much possible.

Big news dropping in the space - MaceVerse just locked in a strategic partnership with Nebulai. This collaboration looks like it could seriously shake things up for the entire ecosystem. Really curious to watch how this plays out and what kind of new possibilities it opens up for users across both platforms. The potential here feels massive.

Port3 recently made a big move - initiating a full token migration and directly destroying over 160 million Tokens.
The migration plan is quite straightforward: all tokens will be migrated on a 1:1 basis, and the snapshot was taken immediately after the attack occurred. The team will use bulk transfers to send the new coins to everyone, and affected users will receive additional compensation — depending on the extent of their losses, each person can claim between 200 to 500 tokens.
The compensation coverage includes all users affected by the attack before 20:56 UTC. The team is currently confi

Just wrapped up another week tracking Base ecosystem developments! Episode 38 covers the action from November 17th through the 23rd, 2025.
This week's highlights? Plenty of movement across the Layer2 landscape. New projects launching, community momentum building, and the usual flurry of on-chain activity that makes Base one of the more interesting chains to watch right now.
Week-over-week, you can really see how this ecosystem keeps expanding. Not the flashiest headlines maybe, but steady growth tells its own story.

There’s new activity in the Latin American market. Rayls, a public blockchain focused on bringing bank assets on-chain, just made big news—they’re directly investing over $1 million to kick off a developer incentive program.
The so-called Million Developer Program is essentially aimed at building up an EVM Layer 1 ecosystem. The money isn’t the main point; what matters is that they’re using reth as their technical foundation, which looks like an attempt to build a reliable bridge between traditional finance and DeFi.
If even a portion of the trillions in banking assets in Latin America actuall

Heads up, crypto fam—
There's a TGE coming up that's worth marking on your calendar. Word is the listing's penciled in for late this month, and the tokenomics are pretty lean.
We're looking at roughly 9.35% of total $FIGHT tokens hitting circulation at launch. That's a tight initial float—could mean interesting price action if demand shows up.
Might be time to dust off your research notes and revisit what this project's actually building. Low float launches have a way of surprising people, for better or worse.

A major upgrade is coming to the customer support system of a certain mainstream public blockchain!
To provide the community with even stronger technical support, the team has decided to launch a brand-new generation of intelligent customer service assistants. The pilot will start with the Telegram channel, and deployment on Discord will follow soon.
If you’ve used the old bot before (@bnb_chain_ticket_bot), it will now automatically redirect you to the new system.
New Telegram support entry: @bnbchain_official_bot
Looking to experience faster response times and more stable service? You can tr

Today I came across ROX's deflationary move, and to be honest, it was a bit of a surprise—this time they're really going all in.
At 3:30 PM, 17.5 million $ROX were burned directly on-chain. What does that mean? Out of the original 21 million supply, after this burn, only 3.5 million are left in circulation. The deflation rate is 83.33%—this isn't just a minor adjustment, it's essentially tearing down and rebuilding the entire token structure.
How will the market react? Judging from the numbers, the supply side was slashed dramatically, and the sudden drop in circulating supply means the scarci

Saylor recently made a pointed clarification about Strategy's business model. Contrary to some misconceptions, he emphasized that Strategy isn't just another investment fund sitting on digital assets. The reality? It's actually a functioning operating company with two distinct engines driving its growth.
First up, there's a legitimate software division pulling in around $500 million in revenue. That's real business, not just paper gains. Then you've got the Bitcoin-backed financing arm, which has basically become their signature move in corporate treasury management.
This dual-structure setup

Cysic has officially submitted its listing application to CoinMarketCap.
Application reference: Ticket #1299539
The project is currently under review by the CMC team.

Some folks keep calling this company a fund or holding vehicle, but that's missing the point entirely. They're actually running real operations—there's a software division pulling in $500M, and they've built out this whole financing engine backed by Bitcoin holdings. This year alone they pushed out $7.7B worth of credit instruments. The index classification debate seems to overlook how they're actively deploying capital rather than just sitting on assets.