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SpookySwap is a decentralized exchange on the Fantom Opera network. SpookySwap offers features such as token swapping, liquidity provision, and staking.

The article details the process of the hacker attack, reveals the controversial decision by Sui's validation nodes to collectively freeze funds, and discusses the impact of this decision on the decentralized concept of cryptocurrency.

Regardless of continuous favorable price action displayed by majors and the US stock market, confidence in altcoins seems to be at an uncharacteristic low. Expectations instilled by previous cycles have left many disappointed and in a state of disbelief while their portfolio returns stagnate in an uptrend.

"Financial nihilism" is one of the major factors influencing the price fluctuations of cryptocurrencies and may further strengthen. In the upcoming cycle, it will continue to play an important role.

Gaining and retaining crypto users is tough. Airdrops, offering free tokens, aim to attract long-term engagement but often lead to quick sell-offs. While some succeed in boosting adoption, many fail. This article examines how 2024’s airdrops fared and what influenced their outcomes.

For the past decade, we’ve been selling the dream that crypto will revolutionize the world, solving real-world problems and welcoming a massive influx of Web2 users into this bold new world. Let’s be honest, though— crypto hasn’t quite lived up to that promise. Instead, we’ve collectively morphed into thrill-seeking degenerates, hopping from one Ponzi scheme to another like a squirrel on espresso.

This article reviews various new token issuance methods that emerged during the 2023-2024 cycle, including points, public and private sales, KOL round financing, Bitcoin runes, TON play-to-earn games, memecoins, and community/social tokens. It also provides a brief analysis of their respective developments and trends.

Circle is developing an open technology platform powered by USDC. Building on the U.S. dollar's strength and widespread adoption, the platform taps into the internet's scale, speed, and low cost to drive network effects and practical applications for financial services.

This article explores Ethereum's governance process through seven major cases, providing a detailed analysis of the procedures and institutions involved in decision-making. It elucidates key events in Ethereum's history, including the DAO hard fork, Parity multisig bug, Constantinople upgrade, ProgPoW, Afrigate, the Merge, and the Shanghai upgrade. The article illustrates how developers and the community coordinate and resolve disputes, highlighting the complexity and challenges of Ethereum governance.