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If you don't go out, you will always live in your own information cocoon. Many projects, many strategies, many understandings, everyone's cognition and intensive research are different, iterating through real interactions detail by detail.
Going out might turn into an unexpectedly great connection, communication, and cognitive collision. It could be an opportunity or a turning point of fate. Just like what Teacher Wu said before in the first point, only by actively connecting is there possibility. According to the "Lumao Rule," you might not get anything if you try, but if you don't try, you definitely get nothing!
$SHIB just came out, and the price had a long string of zeros after the decimal point.
Back then, people bought shitcoins not by the unit or ten thousand, but by hundreds of millions, tens of billions, even trillions.
Many didn’t think about hundredfold or thousandfold gains; they just thought it was cheap enough and casually bought a big bunch. No one expected that later $SHIB would surge all the way up. Those who entered early enough, had large enough positions, and truly held on, made enough money to change their lives, then quietly exited the scene.
Afterwards, projects that allow ordinary people to turn their fortunes around like this have become increasingly rare. The wealth legends from that era are truly nostalgic. $SHIB
Plain language:
Previously, OKX's risk control was done manually by backend staff checking transactions offline. Now, the risk control screening rules are directly written into the underlying blockchain protocol. Whenever a user initiates a transfer, the system automatically performs a risk assessment first, eliminating the need for manual post-review.
In the first half of 2026, relying on this on-chain automatic risk control, over 5.7 million problematic transactions were blocked, including hacker thefts, phishing scams, account takeovers, and various other violations.
The most critical point is: the platform never holds or seizes user assets during the process, nor does it arbitrarily freeze users' coins. Risks are intercepted in advance through the underlying rules.
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2026 OKX Web3 风控半年报
Preface In the Web3 world, "self-custody" and "decentralization" are often understood as opposites to risk control: assets are managed by users themselves, transactions occur directly on-chain, there is no account review, and no manual risk control queue—the KYC and AML pipelines that traditional centralized exchanges rely on seem naturally ineffective here. Thus, a popular judgment is that decentralized products cannot perform real risk control. OKX's practice provides the opposite answer. Risk control has not disappeared but has shifted position: from off-chain manual review to the on-chain infrastructure layer—the screening logic is written into the protocol itself, and risk decisions are automatically executed before each transaction is initiated. In the first half of 2026, the OKX risk control system intercepted over 5.7 million high-risk transactions in this way, covering hacker theft, phishing, scams, and stolen account transfers; and all of this was done without custody or freezing of user assets. For OKX, risk management is not a task added after product launch but a default attribute written into the architecture from day one of design. This report aims to clarify two things: first, how exchange-level AML capabilities are built into decentralized infrastructure, protecting users without violating the self-custody principle; second, how "preemptive risk control" is realistically implemented in product design for emerging scenarios like Exchange OS, prediction markets, and RWA—hoping to provide a reference discussion starting point for the industry and convey an extra sense of security to users.
Duan Yongping sold 1,000 $SPCX put options expiring on December 18, with a strike price of $115, collecting a premium of $23.2 per share. That means he received a premium of $232.
If the options are ultimately exercised, his actual purchase cost would be $91.8 (115 - 23.2). In other words, he considers a drop to around this price as an acceptable long-term buying range.
The whole operation is to first collect a premium. At expiration, if the stock price is above $115, the options expire worthless and the premium is kept. If the stock price is below $115, he buys the stock at the agreed price, effectively establishing a position at an actual cost of about $91.8.
If the price drops, he buys the desired asset; if it doesn't, he earns the option premium. This is the simple strategy of the wealthy!
$SPCX
People with assets below A8 generally cannot deeply understand the weight of this sentence:
I was deeply touched when I saw this passage:
When you have a certain net worth, you need to learn to be conservative, to respect the market, and no matter how good the opportunity is, never go all-in on a single asset. You are not Zhao Changpeng in 2015, selling your Shanghai property to go all-in on Bitcoin;
Buy gold if you should buy gold, even though gold is a non-interest-bearing asset; buy insurance if you should buy insurance, even though there’s no exciting short-term return; because you know that by having enough of these assets, you won’t lose your underwear, and you won’t fall down the social ladder;
At 40, to be honest, my passion for preserving wealth far exceeds my passion for creating wealth, because the money you earn may not necessarily be yours, but the money you leave behind years later is truly yours;
People with assets below A8 generally cannot deeply understand the weight of this sentence
Everyone, has $ZAMA been abandoned?
The hype has completely dropped off
Since no one is participating, I'll try with 100,000 to test the waters. OKX is still awesome, supporting the native Monad chain.
Recently, quite a few people have been writing about TownSquare's $TOWN public presale. It might be because the sales cycle lasts a whole week, or maybe the market is already a bit jittery due to various public presales. The $1 million quota hasn't even been fully subscribed after three days of sale.
Main thoughts and judgments are:
1. Monad's native token $MON is Coinbase's first new listing project. I remember my judgment at the time was that the first project definitely wouldn't fall below the issue price; both parties want to maintain the initial offering's demonstration effect and market reputation. I even guessed there might be a package of undisclosed guarantees behind it, with the core requirement being that the price cannot fall below the issue price. If the price drops below the issue price, Monad or other stakeholders might need to use part of the raised funds or liquidity to support the price. Based on this judgment, I got in directly without hedging.
2. $TOWN is the first project in the Monad ecosystem to conduct a public presale using Coinbase's Echo Sonar platform. Getting on CB is no problem; it might even have been a condition to support ecosystem projects by launching on CB first. Monad's official account also reposted this information.
3. I chose the no-lock option. The project’s total fundraising is $1 million, with the token share accounting for 0.67% of the total supply. Ultimately, it depends on how much selling pressure there is on the circulating supply at TGE. Based on past Sonar project launches, the performance is pretty good. Haven't traded in a while, so just playing around casually.
Also noticed Monad still hasn't made moves on ba, doesn't support that chain, and hasn't listed the token there. Most likely due to terms and conditions at the time. But on OKX, it's directly supported. Truly worthy of OKX, very friendly to retail users in terms of usability.
$ZAMA Pumping
The daily spot trading volume has increased about 5 times, and the price is breaking through the previous high. In the privacy sector, the previous public auction accounted for 8% and there was no lock-up. After a continuous decline, it is estimated that a lot of chips have been digested.
Look, so many projects are being implemented in the ecosystem:
1. Aave launches stablecoin Vaults: offering fixed-rate stablecoin yields.
2. zama teams up with Morpho and SteakhouseFi to launch the first cUSDC (confidential USDC) DeFi yield market, exploring privacy stablecoin lending.
3. Ammalgam mainnet goes live with no oracle needed, reducing impermanent loss risk.
4. Ondo launches Ondo Perps: a closed loop supporting tokenized stocks as contract collateral.
5. Base launches Base Privacy: privacy transaction, payment, and settlement infrastructure for enterprises. Additionally, Base has reorganized and restructured.
6. Spark launches Stablecoin FX Layer on Uniswap v4 to create a shared liquidity layer for stablecoins.
After saying all this, are you really not considering allocating some $ETH?
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