There's a "rumor" that a top domestic financial blogger, "Wizard Finance" had a very large position wiped out on BN on October 11th and is now forced to post a bunch of low-quality videos and take on ads to make money. 😅😅😅 I don't know if this is true or not.

I've seen so many people saying that xxx is a big deal. Because they're going to lose a lot of money this time. So who do they think made the money from users' margin calls? HLP?

When I woke up during the day, How many people's crypto lives ended overnight? All their leveraged investments were sold off. I hope you all stay strong.

I discovered a new account, @luminariessol. So far, it's the first to list a Sol-affiliated token. Luminaries literally means "big brother." The bald figure in the background image might be @0xMert_. The description: "Internet capital memes" (pretty straightforward, no longer playing with internet capital, just internet memes). The success of BSC has made the Sol Foundation anxious, and they're looking to reclaim a piece of the meme pie. Setting aside the question of whether the Sol Foundation's vision can be realized, this coin was launched with the intention of pumping it up. The question is, if everyone knows there's an opportunity to make money, how can we actually do it?

Got $PALU

Thanks for the invitation! @okxchinese @mia_okx

hhhhh I was forced to speak Chinese.

Sun's big deal is finally here. @SunPerp_DEX Is this track reaching a peak so quickly? 😂

@cz_binance changed "ex-binance" to "binance" in their profile. But the real positive news is the easing of the dispute between Binance and the DOJ. This not only means Binance can finally focus on its users, but also means that the barriers to global crypto compliance are being reduced. Congratulations to all bnb holders: 1 bnb = 1000u! It's almost here!

I've recently been trying out a new thing from @b3dotfun: @hypeduel. To sum it up in one sentence, it's "AI vs. AI, with players placing bets and adding buffs to see who wins." It sounds a bit absurd, but the gameplay is surprisingly immersive. My first game was "Drunken Racing," where five AIs race against each other, with completely unpredictable outcomes. Results are available in 2–5 minutes, with fast feedback, completely different from the slower pace of traditional prediction markets. This "real-time gaming" design makes it easy to play round after round. HypeDuel isn't an isolated entertainment product, but rather a testbed for B3's consumer applications. On the front end, you place bets, buy buffs, and trade arena tokens. On the back end, all of this is tied to $B3: all chips must be exchanged for $B3, ArenaCoin and $B3 are traded as a pair, and even new arenas will require staking $B3 in the future. In other words, every user action creates real demand for $B3. In the short term, it's a prediction game for a little fun; In the medium term, you can directly buy ArenaCoin, essentially betting on the growth of a specific arena; In the long term, as the user base and usage scenarios expand, $B3 will become the core settlement layer of the entire cycle. What's interesting to me is that HypeDuel's positioning is very much in line with the cryptocurrency world: 1️⃣ High-frequency trading, rapid feedback, and emotional cycles; 2️⃣ Combining speculation and entertainment, allowing both gambling and betting; 3️⃣ In the future, a creator model will be available, allowing anyone to upload AI models, open new arenas, and receive a share of the profits. When users treat "betting" as a daily entertainment and creators treat "opening an arena" as a business, the entire ecosystem's capital cycle will naturally flourish. This is why I believe HypeDuel may be the high-frequency consumer-grade entry point for B3. There aren't many users yet, and it's still early days, so there's plenty of room for iteration. However, if a particular arena suddenly explodes in popularity later on, it could signal the full-scale takeoff of the B3 consumer narrative. The first 500 users to register will receive a 5-day bonus of 200 HYPE (chips)!