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Launchpads are decentralized platforms that facilitate early-stage fundraising for new Web3 projects through Initial DEX Offerings (IDOs). They provide investors with curated access to token sales while offering startups a community-driven capital injection. In 2026, launchpads have evolved into full-stack incubators, focusing on project quality and long-term sustainability. Follow this tag for the latest in token distribution models, tier-based participation, and the emergence of the next generation of "unicorn" protocols across various blockchain ecosystems.

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Is Best Wallet Token The Next Cryptocurrency To Explode?

Is Best Wallet Token The Next Cryptocurrency To Explode?

The post Is Best Wallet Token The Next Cryptocurrency To Explode? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Best Wallet (BEST) is now only three days away from going live, and the timing appears favorable. Market sentiment has improved, with Bitcoin bouncing on the weekly chart and climbing 10% to $88,000. This move has created stronger optimism for traders and the Best Wallet community as the launch approaches. Many investors are now watching $BEST closely as a contender for the next cryptocurrency to explode. The $BEST token claim is set for Friday, November 28th at 12PM UTC, and holders are showing high excitement as the countdown enters its final stage. Source – 99Bitcoins YouTube Channel The Multi-Chain App Bringing Real Utility to Crypto Best Wallet follows a simple goal: one mobile app where you can buy, hold, swap, track, and use crypto across many blockchains while still keeping full control of your assets. The app uses Fireblocks MPC technology for secure key management, biometric login, and decentralized recovery, so you never need to rely on seed phrases written on paper. Along with basic wallet tools, the app includes Best DEX, a DEX aggregator that searches more than 300 decentralized exchanges and over 30 cross-chain bridges to get better trade routes. The wallet already works today, which gives this presale a big advantage over projects that only show ideas on a roadmap. The $BEST token acts as the core of the ecosystem. Holders get lower swap and transaction fees, better staking rewards through the upcoming staking aggregator, and voting rights for future features. The token also unlocks early access to partner presales through the Upcoming Tokens portal, giving users a built-in launchpad inside their everyday wallet. Best Wallet also plans a payments system called Best Card. It will let users spend BTC, ETH, and other assets anywhere cards are accepted, with higher cashback rewards for $BEST holders. The project also…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Solana Up 5% as x402 Protocol Rallies; $BEST Presale Enters Final 3 Days

Solana Up 5% as x402 Protocol Rallies; $BEST Presale Enters Final 3 Days

Quick Facts: ➡️ Solana’s latest 5% move on the back of x402 activity highlights how fast liquidity can rotate into high-beta ecosystems and their tooling. ➡️ Wallet fragmentation remains a critical bottleneck as users juggle multiple apps for Solana, Ethereum, presales, staking, and cross-chain swaps across dozens of networks. ➡️ The Best Wallet presale targets […]

Author: Bitcoinist
Best Wallet Token to 10x?

Best Wallet Token to 10x?

The post Best Wallet Token to 10x? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Crypto Presales Takeaways: Most crypto wallets remain either centralized or clunky, offering basic send-and-swap functions without meaningful rewards, curated access, or truly mobile-first design. Users increasingly want their primary wallet to double as a hub for presales, cross-chain swaps, and yield, not just passive storage of assets. Best Wallet positions itself as the best crypto wallet contender by combining Fireblocks MPC security, presale access, and integrated DEX aggregation. $BEST token, in presale until Friday, powers reduced fees, curated presale access, and staking via a dynamic rewards pool, aligning long-term token holders with wallet ecosystem growth Crypto is back in risk-on mode, and retail traders are behaving like it. From meme coins to infrastructure plays, you’re seeing capital rotate into narratives that promise real utility rather than just hype. In that environment, the ’best crypto wallet’ is no longer just about storage – it’s about access, yield, and upside. Wallets have quietly become the main interface for Web3, but most options still feel stuck in 2019. You either get centralized services with custodial risk, or clunky DeFi wallets that punish newcomers with confusing UX and no real benefits beyond sending and swapping tokens. That gap has set the stage for a new wave of wallet-centric tokens. Best Wallet is leaning directly into that shift. Branded as ‘The Next-Gen Crypto Wallet,’ it’s pitching a mobile-first, non-custodial app that doesn’t just hold assets but actively improves how you invest, trade, and farm yield. The project wants to turn the wallet itself into your launchpad for presales, staking, and cross-chain swaps. With just days left on the clock, momentum behind its $BEST token presale is clear. The early funding round has already raised $17,45M at a token price of $0.025995, with whales piling in at the last minute. For traders hunting asymmetric plays that…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
$17M Presale Ends in 3 Days with Explosive Promises: Best Wallet Token to 10x?

$17M Presale Ends in 3 Days with Explosive Promises: Best Wallet Token to 10x?

Takeaways: Most crypto wallets remain either centralized or clunky, offering basic send-and-swap functions without meaningful rewards, curated access, or truly […] The post $17M Presale Ends in 3 Days with Explosive Promises: Best Wallet Token to 10x? appeared first on Coindoo.

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The New Battleground for Parallel EVMs: A Look at 12 Emerging Forces in the Monad Ecosystem

The New Battleground for Parallel EVMs: A Look at 12 Emerging Forces in the Monad Ecosystem

Author: Jae, PANews Monad, the high-performance public blockchain that the community has been eagerly anticipating this year, has finally launched. On the evening of November 24th, the Monad mainnet and MON token officially launched. Previously, as Coinbase's first Launchpad project, it attracted 85,820 participants who invested $269 million. Even in a sluggish market environment, the oversubscription of the Monad token sale demonstrates its ability to attract funds and its popularity. As a leader in the parallel EVM track, Monad has been touting a throughput promise of up to 10,000 TPS (transactions per second) and a final confirmation time of 1 second. Now, it's time for the market to put its claims to the test. For Paradigm, another major investment in the public blockchain sector, Monad serves as a litmus test for its investment capabilities in the crypto market. Whether it can redeem itself from Blast's previous failure will depend on this battle. The value of a high-performance public blockchain will depend on the carrying capacity of its ecosystem. Unlike strategies that simply rely on "copying and pasting" existing EVM applications, Monad has attracted a number of emerging projects seeking to leverage its high-frequency trading capabilities thanks to its unique technical architecture. The Monad ecosystem comprises 304 protocols, 77 of which are proprietary, with DeFi protocols accounting for over 60%. PANews has compiled a list of representative emerging projects within the Monad ecosystem, considering factors such as Monad exclusivity, investment institutions, and project activity. These projects cover DeFi, Launchpad, prediction markets, DeAI, and DePin, among others. However, Monad is still in the early stages of ecosystem development, with many projects still in testing or early interaction phases. Users should be aware of potential risks before participating. Mynt (USDm) Mynt (USDm) is a zero-knowledge proof stablecoin protocol powered by Succinct's SP1 zkVM (Zero-Knowledge Virtual Machine) and incorporating a collateralized minting model. Users can mint USDm using MON tokens as collateral while earning yield from reserve assets. Mynt prioritizes verifiable privacy, collaborating with Fairblock to use additive homomorphic encryption (PHE) and multi-party computation (MPC) to encrypt transaction amounts, avoiding the risk of front-running. Mynt also introduced the concept of "state liquidity." Thanks to ZK technology, USDm can achieve seamless combination of rents across different protocols, meaning that users do not need to frequently transfer tokens between different DeFi protocols; liquidity can be reused and verified simply through state proofs. During the testnet phase, Myn processed over 1 million transactions, generating $250,000 in revenue. Kintsu Kintsu is positioned as a liquidity staking protocol focused on maximizing capital efficiency. Users who stake MON receive sMON, a circulating token that accumulates staking rewards over time. The sMON token model is designed for deep DeFi integration. By allowing sMON to circulate and trade across various DeFi applications, Kintsu not only maintains the liquidity of staked assets but also allows users to deploy assets to yield markets without sacrificing the base staking rewards. Since its mainnet launch, Kintsu has demonstrated a strong early lead, with a TVL of 17.5 million MON (approximately $540,000) and 605 sMON holders. The protocol previously secured $4 million in seed funding led by Castle Island Ventures. Magma Magma is a liquidity staking platform that allows users to earn circulating staking tokens (gMON) by staking MON tokens. gMON not only represents staking rewards but is also composable, serving as collateral across various dApps (decentralized applications) within the Monad ecosystem for activities such as lending and trading. Since its mainnet launch, Magma's TVL (Total Value Locked) has exceeded 7.13 million MON (approximately $200,000), with over 800 gMON holders across 800 unique addresses and over 1,000 transactions. The protocol previously secured $3.9 million in seed funding from investors including Animoca Ventures. Kuru Kuru is a CLOB DEX (Centralized Order Book Decentralized Exchange) that executes entirely on-chain. Its unique feature lies in leveraging Monad's parallel execution and low latency to provide a CEX-like user experience while maintaining self-custody. Kuru's design allows market makers to place and cancel limit orders at high frequency with low, constant gas costs, addressing the core pain points of traditional DEXs in efficiency and price discovery. Keone Hon, co-founder and CEO of Monad Labs, has stated that Kuru can help DEXs narrow the execution gap with CEXs. After its mainnet launch, Kuru's TVL quickly surpassed $1.4 million, with 24-hour trading volume exceeding $11 million, generating approximately $9,000 in protocol revenue. Kuru previously secured $2 million in seed funding led by Electric Capital and $11.5 million in Series A funding led by Paradigm. Perpl Perpl is a full-chain Perp DEX (decentralized perpetual contract trading platform) built on Monad, and it also adopts the CLOB model. Derivatives trading has extremely high requirements for real-time price feeds, settlement, and margin; any delay can lead to high slippage or liquidation risks. The protocol leverages Monad's high throughput and sub-second finality to ensure that the entire process of order matching and trade execution can be completed on-chain, thereby eliminating reliance on centralized components such as off-chain sorters and further improving the transparency and efficiency of trading. Perpl previously secured $9.25 million in funding led by Dragonfly. Mu Digital Mu Digital is an RWA (Real-World Asset) platform designed to bring the Asian credit market on-chain, aiming to tokenize Asia's $20 trillion credit market. The protocol offers two main risk-tiered products: 1) AZND (Asian Dollar): a premium risk-tiered product backed by high-quality Asian credit instruments, offering a native yield of 6% to 7% upon launch; 2) muBOND: a basic risk-tiered product designed to provide enhanced yields of up to 15% for users seeking higher returns. The protocol had secured $1.5 million in pre-seed funding, with investors including traditional financial institution UOB Venture Management. Mu Digital launched its mainnet simultaneously, with muBond TVL (total value locked) reaching $20 million and AZND TVL reaching a staggering $80 million. Castora Castora is a decentralized P2P (peer-to-peer) prediction market, similar to platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi. It allows users to place P2P bets on real-world events, such as elections or sporting events, and settles the bets on-chain. The protocol leverages Monad's low latency to achieve real-time odds updates. Unlike traditional order book-based prediction markets, Castora employs a pool-based betting model. Users pay an "entry fee" to enter a specific prediction pool, and the system determines the winner at snapshot time. The user whose prediction is closest to the actual outcome wins the prize pool. Compared to order book-based prediction markets, Castora's mechanism is more similar to a "full share" or "pool" model, which lowers the barrier to entry for market makers, making it easier for ordinary retail investors to participate in liquidity provision and betting. Currently, Castora has launched early pools such as ETH price prediction and is one of the most frequently interacted dApps within the Monad community. Nad.fun Nad.fun is a social meme token issuance platform that allows users to deploy tokens in minutes at extremely low cost, supporting the entire process of creation, issuance, and trading, similar to pump.fun. The protocol uses classic bonding curve pricing to ensure fair early launches. Since its mainnet launch, Nad.fun has generated 30 new Meme tokens. Currently, the Meme token with the highest market capitalization is NADS, at $730,000, while ATH (its all-time high) once had a market capitalization approaching $2 million. FortyTwo Fortytwo is a DeAI inference network that utilizes "swarm inference" technology to achieve scalable, low-illusion AI through node contributions. The protocol supports distributed model training and inference, where AI agents can directly exchange data on-chain. Fortytwo operates with extremely high latency requirements. It leverages Monad's high-performance parallel execution environment to ensure that data exchange and inference tasks between AI agents are completed with very low latency. High transaction speed is also a prerequisite for achieving scalable intelligence. The protocol relies on a dynamic load balancing system to optimize resource utilization, ensuring nodes maintain high activity during light tasks such as video calls or web browsing, but automatically reducing or pausing inference when users perform heavy operations such as 4K video editing. This fine-grained resource management is only feasible if the underlying public blockchain can handle fast and inexpensive transactions. To date, Fortytwo has 450 active nodes, with over 4,500 inference tasks completed daily. The protocol previously secured $2.3 million in Pre-Seed funding led by Big Brain Holdings. Rumi Rumi aims to build an AI-driven media and advertising company. Its protocol employs a unique "watch-to-earn" model, rewarding users' content consumption behavior through a visual language model. Rumi is committed to transforming passive media content into interactive experiences, and its protocol supports intelligent media content parsing. It has already partnered with companies such as TVision and Story Protocol. Rumi's live streaming duration reached 8.5 billion hours in Q3, equivalent to 970,000 years of attention. The protocol previously secured $4.7 million in Pre-Seed funding led by a16z crypto, CSX, and EV3. Multisynq Multisynq aims to build a real-time application layer for the internet, bringing the instant collaboration experience of Google Docs to all online applications, including DeFi, gaming, and ambient coding, without relying on centralized cloud service giants. The agreement had previously secured $2.2 million in seed funding led by Manifold. Poply Poply is an NFT marketplace and distribution platform whose protocol emphasizes respect for creators' royalties and optimizes the NFT minting and listing experience based on Monad's high-frequency trading characteristics. Poply also provides AI tools (such as generative artwork based on prompts, which can be minted into series of NFTs) and user-friendly real-time bidding and trading functions. The protocol will launch 6,000 Poply Otters series NFTs on November 24, and will give holders user benefits such as lower transaction fees, higher token allocation, and exclusive airdrops.

Author: PANews
Pump.fun Pushes Back Against Lookonchain Claims…

Pump.fun Pushes Back Against Lookonchain Claims…

The post Pump.fun Pushes Back Against Lookonchain Claims… appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A new on-chain report from Lookonchain has reignited debate around Pump.fun’s treasury activity. But the team behind the memecoin launchpad is openly rejecting the claims, calling the circulating numbers “misinformation” and insisting the large transfers reflect internal treasury management, not cash-outs. Lookonchain’s report surfaced major USDC and SOL outflows over the last year, sparking speculation across X. Pump.fun quickly responded, denying any wrongdoing and arguing that the movements stem from reorganizing treasury funds raised during the PUMP ICO. The conflicting narratives are now driving one of the platform’s biggest transparency tests to date. Lookonchain Reports Over $1B in Combined USDC + SOL Movements Lookonchain’s thread presents a detailed breakdown of on-chain activity involving Pump.fun wallets. The core claims: 436.5M USDC sent to Kraken since October 15 Between October 15 and today, Lookonchain tracked 436.5M USDC flowing from Pump.fun-linked wallets into Kraken. The on-chain flow also showed:  537.6M USDC leaving Kraken and moving into Circle through wallet DTQK7G  A nearly matching inflow/outflow pattern that raised questions around whether Pump.fun was off-ramping proceeds Lookonchain framed the activity as part of a broader pattern of exchange deposits and potential cash-outs. It appears https://t.co/C909I8882s has cashed out at least 436.5M $USDC since Oct 15. Since Oct 15, https://t.co/C909I8882s has deposited 436.5M $USDC into#$Kraken. During the same period, 537.6M $USDC flowed from #Kraken to #Circle through wallet DTQK7G. Between May 19, 2024… pic.twitter.com/WQGnUcA8l4 — Lookonchain (@lookonchain) November 24, 2025 4.19M SOL sold between May 2024 and August 2025 The report also highlighted long-term SOL selling: 4.19M SOL sold in total since May 19, 2024 Valued at $757M at an average price of $181 Of that: 264,373 SOL was sold directly on-chain (~$41.64M) 3.93M SOL (~$715.5M) was deposited into Kraken This multi-year accumulation of transactions intensified concerns that Pump.fun has been liquidating assets steadily. The thread…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Pump.fun Pushes Back Against Lookonchain Claims as Treasury Movements Trigger Debate

Pump.fun Pushes Back Against Lookonchain Claims as Treasury Movements Trigger Debate

A new on-chain report from Lookonchain has reignited debate around Pump.fun’s treasury activity. But the team behind the memecoin launchpad is openly rejecting the claims, calling the circulating numbers “misinformation” and insisting the large transfers reflect internal treasury management, not cash-outs. Lookonchain’s report surfaced major USDC and SOL outflows over the last year, sparking speculation [...]

Author: Null TX
Best Crypto Presales: Is Best Wallet Token The Next Cryptocurrency To Explode?

Best Crypto Presales: Is Best Wallet Token The Next Cryptocurrency To Explode?

Best Wallet (BEST) is now only three days away from going live, and the timing appears favorable. Market sentiment has improved, with Bitcoin bouncing on the weekly chart and climbing 10% to $88,000. This move has created stronger optimism for traders and the Best Wallet community as the launch approaches. Many investors are now watching […]

Author: The Cryptonomist
Best Crypto to Buy Now: Hedera (HBAR) Price Prediction

Best Crypto to Buy Now: Hedera (HBAR) Price Prediction

Hedera (HBAR) has recently shown relative strength compared to many other altcoins. Despite the turbulence, $HBAR managed to hold its key support zone between $0.13 and $0.15, a range that previously acted as both support and resistance throughout 2024. This technical area remains crucial for determining whether the asset can stabilize or risk further downside. […]

Author: The Cryptonomist
iOSG: The App Cycle is Coming, and Asian Developers Are Entering a Golden Age

iOSG: The App Cycle is Coming, and Asian Developers Are Entering a Golden Age

Author: Jiawei, IOSG In the mid-to-late 1990s, internet investment focused primarily on infrastructure. The capital markets at the time were almost entirely betting on fiber optic networks, ISPs, CDNs, and server and router manufacturers. Cisco's stock price soared, reaching a market capitalization of over $500 billion by 2000, making it one of the world's most valuable companies; fiber optic equipment manufacturers such as Nortel and Lucent also became highly sought after, attracting tens of billions of dollars in funding. In this frenzy, the United States added millions of kilometers of fiber optic cable between 1996 and 2001, far exceeding the actual demand at the time. As a result, a severe overcapacity emerged around 2000—transcontinental bandwidth prices plummeted by more than 90% in just a few years, and the marginal cost of connecting to the Internet approached zero. While this infrastructure boom allowed later-born companies like Google and Facebook to take root and flourish on the cheap, ubiquitous internet, it also brought growing pains for the then-frenzied investors: the infrastructure valuation bubble burst rapidly, and the market value of star companies like Cisco shrank by more than 70% in a few years. Doesn't it sound a lot like Crypto from the past two years? Is the era of infrastructure coming to a temporary end? Block space has gone from scarce to abundant. The expansion of the block space and the exploration of the "impossible three" of blockchain largely dominated the early development of the crypto industry for several years, and therefore it is appropriate to discuss it as a landmark element. ▲Source: EtherScan In its early stages, public blockchains had extremely limited throughput, making block space a scarce resource. Taking Ethereum as an example, during the DeFi Summer, with various on-chain activities overlapping, the cost of a single DEX interaction often ranged from $20 to $50, reaching hundreds of dollars during periods of extreme congestion. With the advent of NFTs, the market's demand and calls for scaling reached their peak. Ethereum's composability is a major advantage, but it also increases the complexity of individual calls and gas consumption, with high-value transactions prioritizing limited block capacity. As investors, we often discuss L1's renewal fees and burning mechanism, using this as an anchor for L1 valuation. During this period, the market gave infrastructure a very high price, and the so-called "fat protocol, thin application" argument—that infrastructure can capture a large portion of value—was accepted, triggering a construction boom, or even a bubble, of scaling solutions. ▲Source: L2Beats In conclusion, key Ethereum upgrades (such as EIP-4844) migrated L2 data availability from expensive calldata to lower-cost blobs, significantly reducing the unit cost of L2. Transaction fees for mainstream L2 blockchains have generally decreased by several US dollars. The introduction of modularity and Rollup-as-a-Service solutions has also significantly reduced the marginal cost of block space. Various Alt-L1 blockchains supporting different virtual machines have also emerged. As a result, block space has transformed from a single, scarce asset into a highly fungible commodity. The chart above shows the evolution of various L2 on-chain costs over the past few years. It can be seen that in 2023 and early 2024, calldata accounted for the majority of costs, with daily costs even approaching $4 million. Then, in mid-2024, the introduction of EIP-4844 allowed Blobs to gradually replace calldata as the dominant cost, significantly reducing overall on-chain costs. After 2025, overall costs have tended to be at a lower level. In this way, more and more applications can place their core logic directly on the blockchain, instead of adopting a complex architecture that processes off-chain data and then uploads it to the blockchain. From this point on, we see value capture begin to migrate from the underlying infrastructure to the application and distribution layer, which can directly handle traffic, improve conversion rates, and form a closed loop of current flow. Evolution of income Following on from the last paragraph of the previous chapter, we can intuitively verify this viewpoint at the revenue level. During a cycle dominated by infrastructure narratives, the market's valuation of L1/L2 protocols is primarily based on expectations of their technological capabilities, ecosystem potential, and network effects—the so-called "protocol premium." Token value capture models are often indirect (e.g., through network staking, governance rights, and vague expectations of renewal fees). Application value capture is more direct: verifiable on-chain revenue is generated through renewal fees, subscription fees, and service fees. This revenue can be directly used for token buybacks and burns, dividends, or reinvested in growth, forming a tight feedback loop. The application's revenue streams become more robust—coming more from actual service fee revenue than from token incentives or market narratives. ▲Source: Dune@reallario The chart above roughly compares the revenue of protocols (red) and applications (green) from 2020 to the present. We can see that the value captured by applications is gradually increasing, reaching approximately 80% of the total this year. The table below lists the 30-day protocol revenue rankings compiled by TokenTerminal, with L1/L2 accounting for only 20% of the 20 projects. Stablecoins, DeFi, wallets, and trading instruments are particularly prominent. ▲Source: ASXN Furthermore, due to the market reaction to buybacks, the correlation between the application token's price performance and its earnings data is gradually increasing. Hyperliquid's daily buybacks of approximately $4 million have provided significant support for the token price. Buybacks are considered a key factor driving the price rebound. This indicates that the market is beginning to directly link protocol gains and buyback activity to token value, rather than relying solely on sentiment or narrative. And I expect this trend to continue to strengthen. II. Embracing the New Cycle with Applications as the Main Theme The Golden Age of Asian Developers ▲Source: Electric Capital ▲Source: Electric Capital According to Electric Capital's 2024 Developer Report, blockchain developers in Asia accounted for 32% of the total, surpassing North America to become the world's largest developer hub. Over the past decade, global products such as TikTok, Temu, and DeepSeek have demonstrated the outstanding capabilities of Chinese teams in engineering, product development, growth, and operations. Asian teams, especially Chinese teams, possess a strong iterative pace, can quickly validate needs, and achieve overseas expansion through localization and growth strategies. Crypto perfectly aligns with these characteristics: it requires rapid iteration and adjustments to adapt to market trends; and it needs to simultaneously serve global users, cross-language communities, and multi-market regulations. Therefore, Asian developers, especially Chinese teams, have a structural advantage in the Crypto application lifecycle: they possess both strong engineering capabilities and a keen sensitivity to market speculation cycles, along with exceptional execution ability. Against this backdrop, Asian developers have a natural advantage, enabling them to deliver globally competitive crypto applications more quickly. Projects like Rabby Wallet, gmgn.ai, and Pendle, which we've seen in this cycle, represent Asian teams on the global stage. We anticipate seeing this shift soon: a new market trend moving away from a US-dominated narrative towards a model where Asian products are first launched, then expanded into European and American markets from there. Asian teams and markets will have more say in the application cycle. Primary market investment under the application cycle Here are some perspectives on primary market investing: Trading, asset issuance, and financial applications still offer the best product-to-market (PMF) ratios, and are practically the only products capable of weathering a bear market. These correspond to products like Hyperliquid (perp), Pump.fun (launchpad), and Ethena, respectively. The latter packages capital rate arbitrage into a product that can be understood and used by a wider range of users. If there is significant uncertainty in investing in a specific sector, consider investing in the sector's beta, and think about which projects will benefit from the sector's development. A typical example is prediction markets—there are approximately 97 publicly available prediction market projects, with Polymarket and Kalshi being the more obvious winners. In this case, the probability of betting on a mid-to-long-term project to overtake the leader is very low. However, investing in tool-based prediction market projects, such as aggregators and chip analysis tools, offers greater certainty and allows you to benefit from the sector's growth, transforming a difficult multiple-choice question into a single-choice one. Once the product is developed, the next key step is to truly bring these applications to the masses. Besides common entry points like Social Login provided by Privy, I believe that a unified trading front-end and mobile platform are also crucial. Throughout the application lifecycle, whether it's perp or prediction markets, mobile will be the most natural user interface. Whether it's the user's first deposit or frequent daily operations, the experience will be much smoother on mobile. The value of an aggregation front-end lies in traffic distribution. Distribution channels directly determine user conversion efficiency and project cash flow. Wallets are also an important part of this logic. The author believes that wallets are no longer simply asset management tools, but rather have a role similar to Web2 browsers. Wallets directly capture order flows, distributing them to block builders and searchers, thereby monetizing traffic. Simultaneously, wallets also act as distribution channels, connecting to third-party services such as staking through built-in cross-chain bridges and DEXs, becoming a direct entry point for users to access other applications. In this sense, wallets control order flows and traffic distribution, serving as the primary entry point for user relationships. Regarding the infrastructure throughout the entire cycle, I believe that some public chains created out of thin air have lost their meaning; however, the infrastructure that provides basic services around applications can still capture value. Several specific examples are listed below: Provides infrastructure for customized multi-chain deployment and application chain building for applications, such as VOID; Companies that provide user onboarding services (covering login, wallet, deposits and withdrawals, cash withdrawals, etc.), such as Privy and Fun.xyz; this can also cover wallets and payment layers (fiat-on/off ramps, SDKs, MPC hosting, etc.). Cross-chain bridges: As the multi-chain world becomes a reality, the surge in application traffic will urgently require secure and compliant cross-chain bridges.

Author: PANews