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Yield stablecoins are gradually becoming the new favorites in the market. They attract users through yields, which is significantly different from the traditional stablecoin model. Currently, there are nearly a hundred yield stablecoin projects in the market, but only a handful are truly worth following. Although the prospects for yield stablecoins are broad, they still face challenges in technology and Compliance.

Hyperliquid: a new arena for on-chain trading, a new ecosystem for Decentralized Finance Hyperliquid is a fast on-chain perpetual contract DEX, running on a self-developed Layer 1, providing centralized exchange-level performance while maintaining on-chain transparency. Its native token $HYPE is responsible for network governance, can reduce trading fees after staking, and captures value through buybacks via listing auctions. The core liquidity of the protocol is the HLP Vault, a hybrid vault combining market makers and liquidators, accounting for over 90% of the TVL. In March 2025, Hyperliquid experienced a serious black swan event: the $JELLYJELLY manipulation incident, which nearly triggered a chain liquidation of the entire treasury. The incident exposed the centralization issues in validator governance: Hyper

Despite Ethereum's recent poor performance, the Ether.fi protocol offers ETH holders a stable yield opportunity of up to 5.8%. This decentralized staking protocol features liquid staking and automatic compounding, allowing users to operate flexibly in DeFi and earn multiple yields, attracting a large number of investors to follow.

FRWC is a collection of pixel wizards. Literal 'building blocks' in a digital sense. The project sprung up in 2021 and attracted an audience of builders, creatives and good old fashioned nerds (that's me) with its fantasy themes and onchain pedigree.

Bitcoin has been reaching new highs, yet the bearish traders have not decreased. If Bitcoin falls to 105,700 in the short term, it could get liquidated 1.87 billion bullish traders; however, if it rises to 130,000, it could pump 1.9 billion bearish traders. The bearish traders truly refuse to be subservient, and recently so many have been liquidated, yet they still won't back down. If you were the market manipulator, what would you do next?