In the past, people were accustomed to "hackers breaching a major project, with news trending for a few days" as a singular explosive event. However, this year, risks have gradually permeated every seemingly ordinary on-chain operation: for example, the conveniences brought by on-chain protocol upgrades have also become new phishing entry points; fake websites are disguised down to the pixel level; malicious apps on mobile phones can quietly monitor the clipboard in the background; phishing links hijacked from social media are even more "official" than the official ones; and those old contracts that were once authorized may be awakened by hackers one night. A Chainalysis report indicates that by mid-2025...

Recently, the prediction market has emerged as a standout, not only because of its independent performance during turbulent market conditions but also due to a series of high-return "smart money" strategies that have surfaced behind it, making it widely regarded as one of the most explosive potential tracks for 2026.

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Author: Blockchain Knight CoinGlass data shows that the forced liquidation amount in the cryptocurrency derivatives market will reach $150 billion in 2025. On the surface, it seems like a year-long crisis, but in reality, it is a structural norm of the derivatives-dominated marginal pricing market. Forced liquidation due to insufficient margin is more like a periodic fee imposed on leverage. Against the backdrop of an annual total trading volume of $85.7 trillion in derivatives (with a daily average of $26.45 billion), liquidation is merely a byproduct of the market, stemming from the price discovery mechanism dominated by perpetual swaps and basis trading.

Volatility has been repriced, and the market is pricing in the tail risk of a significant price increase.

The precious metals market is experiencing severe fluctuations, with silver plunging after reaching a historic high; the cryptocurrency market is cautious, with Bitcoin breaking through $90,000 but facing continuous ETF outflows; Ethereum has surpassed $3,000 but is under pressure from profit-taking. The market is paying attention to the Lighter airdrop and the Flow security incident.

Custom sorting logic may not only be innovative but also a necessary path for bringing trading on-chain.

In an era where BTC remains the only macro anchor in the crypto market, ETH resembles a financial operating system built on this anchor.

Article by: Wu Says Blockchain 1. Bybit Faces Largest Hacking Attack in History, Approximately $1.44 Billion in Assets Stolen On February 21, 2025, leading cryptocurrency exchange Bybit experienced the largest hacking incident in the industry's history. The attackers used precise techniques of front-end tampering and multi-signature deception to infiltrate the platform's Ethereum multi-signature cold wallet, stealing approximately $1.44 billion in ETH and staking derivatives. Following the incident, the price of Ethereum dropped nearly 4% within 4 hours, leading to liquidations across the network within 24 hours.

ETFs tracking digital asset indices are expected to play a more significant role next year.

The algorithm is feeding hatred, and memes are working for scams.

Hyperliquid is undoubtedly the annual hotspot. This time, let's take an insider's view to connect the events, looking at wallets, exchanges, DEXs, and how AI trading is battling it out here.

Unlike most past Web3 applications that focus on creating users and increasing activity, Whiffin is more concerned with "results."