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The upcoming “AI cockpit” will feature a social radar to detect market-moving conversations and a portfolio analyst for “what if” simulations.

Whales are losing millions of dollars on the decline of the Trump-linked WLFI token, but most of the pre-sale participants are still holding the coin.

Sun said his WLFI pre-sale allocation was “unreasonably frozen” in a move that could damage the reputation of the Trump-family-linked decentralized finance platform.

In the crowded world of online streaming, where algorithms decide what rises to the top and creators fight for recognition, this platform has spent nearly a decade building an alternative.

RWAs may bring billions in climate investments onchain by offering a new blockchain-based “trust” layer for institutional investors.

Mantle’s growing utility within the Bybit exchange’s ecosystem may inspire a new wave of convergence between the industry’s decentralized and centralized stakeholders.

The WLFI token became the ninth-most-bearish by investor sentiment, as whales lost millions on its more than 40% post-launch decline.

DeFi gold products deliver sub-1% yields while traditional finance earns 3%-5% on the same asset. Token printing and forced complexity destroy returns.

Growing decentralized trading and memecoin speculation from big investors are driving Avalanche’s blockchain activity, according to Nansen analysts.

DeFi lending is poised to capture more institutional interest as tokenized RWAs are increasingly accepted as collateral for stablecoin loans, according to Binance Research.

World Liberty Financial has turned to burning tokens in an attempt to stem a price drawdown its cryptocurrency has seen since it started trading publicly on Monday.

Tokenizing mobility and autonomous robotaxis may be among the next emerging blockchain trends with fully onchain business models.

RARI Foundation’s Anna Riabokon told Cointelegraph that all marketplace fee revenue will fund the rewards program.

Tate is back in the Hyperliquid trenches, betting on the WLFI token despite his account nearing $700,000 in total losses.

Sky, formerly Maker, spent $75 million on token buybacks since launching the program in February, coinciding with an 8% gain in SKY in six months.