The @Humanityprot hack all started with a fake email. Here's a play-by-play of what actually happened ↓ 1️⃣ A Humanity Protocol director received an email pretending to be from @BithumbOfficial about a circulating supply lockup schedule. It looked like normal exchange stuff. 2️⃣ The email included a malicious ZIP attachment. The director opened it. 3️⃣ According to @Quantstamp, this happened on June 5 at 02:00 UTC. The malware gave the attacker remote access to the computer. 4️⃣ Basically, the hacker got control of the device without needing to attack the smart contract directly. 5️⃣ From there, they stole wallet data and private keys. This is the important part. 6️⃣ The attacker didn't even need to break Humanity's contracts from the outside because they got access to keys that already had control over critical parts of the setup. 7️⃣ On June 8, the attacker used those stolen keys onchain. > On @Ethereum, they moved about 141M $H tokens. > On @BNBCHAIN they used stolen signer keys to take over admin permissions and mint more $H. 8️⃣ Then they dumped the stolen/minted $H through @Uniswap and @PancakeSwap over roughly 8 hours. 9️⃣ The market got nuked. $H crashed hard because the attacker was dumping a massive amount of supply into public liquidity. 🔟 Quantstamp said the attack had signs of DPRK-linked activity. The malware setup and intrusion pattern looked similar to previous North Korea-linked cyber campaigns. Conclusion: This is exactly why human misjudgment and carelessness are still some of the biggest reasons crypto feels unsafe, and I don’t think that even quantum computers can fix that.

Name & Symbol: Humanity Protocol ($H)
Address: 0x44f161ae29361e332dea039dfa2f404e0bc5b5cc

Every chain wants to be the home for institutional capital. For that to happen, one piece matters more than any other: privacy. Bring it up with institutions, and the questions come instantly: Who can see our positions? Can we prove compliance without revealing everything? What happens when a regulator demands an audit trail? @MidnightNtwrk mainnet is has been live for a couple of months, built around exactly those questions. 1. The problem Public chains expose every transaction, counterparty, and balance to anyone with a block explorer. Private chains hide everything, which is a non-starter for anyone answerable to a regulator. Neither works for the use cases that actually move money. So institutions just don't show up. 2. What rational privacy actually does Midnight lets apps decide what's private and what's disclosed, per transaction, at the protocol level. Built around zero-knowledge proofs, so disclosures are verifiable without exposing raw data. Two things worth noting specifically: → NIGHT is public and held. DUST is shielded, non-transferable, and pays for transactions. Your balance is visible. Your activity isn't. → Compact, a TypeScript-style language that forces developers to define what's private and what's public directly in smart contracts. A bank providing reserves without revealing positions. An app verifying age without seeing a birthday. A payments app confirming KYC without leaking the document. Selective disclosure, not blanket privacy. 3. What's already live Monument Bank, a UK-regulated bank, is tokenizing £250M in retail deposits on Midnight. First public blockchain to hold real bank deposits at that scale. Mainnet launched with Google Cloud, Telegram, MoneyGram, WorldPay, eToro, Bullish, Vodafone, and Blockdaemon as partners. And this is just the start. Midnight Passport, Web 2.5 onboarding, and on-chain AI agents are all on the roadmap. Mainnet is the foundation, not the finish line.

Name & Symbol: Midnight ($NIGHT)
Address: 0xfe930c2d63aed9b82fc4dbc801920dd2c1a3224f

Tier List of Neobanks by Cashback S Tier: @wirexapp: 8% (WXT) @coca_card: 8% (USDC/EURC) @useTria: 6% (USDC) @gnosispay: 5% (GNO) @lava_xyz: 5% (BTC) A Tier: @Plasma: 4% (XPL) @hyperbeat: 5% (HYPE) @ether_fi: 4% (ETH) B Tier: @MetaMask: 3% (mUSD) @KASTxyz: 3% (USDC) @ready_co: 3% (Points) C Tier: @KoloHub: 2% (BTC) @xplaceapp: 2% (USDC) @Nexo: 2% (NEXO/BTC) @0xinfini: 1.5% (USDC/USDT) @holyheld: 1% (USDC) D Tier: @RedotPay: 0% @Revolut: 0% Note: These are max cashback rates, not base rates. Actual rates are usually lower. Did I miss anyone?

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

Tier List of Neobanks by Cashback S Tier: @wirexapp: 8% (WXT) @coca_card: 8% (USDC/EURC) @useTria: 6% (USDC) @gnosispay: 5% (GNO) @lava_xyz: 5% (BTC) A Tier: @Plasma: 4% (XPL) @hyperbeat: 5% (HYPE) @ether_fi: 4% (ETH) B Tier: @MetaMask: 3% (mUSD) @KASTxyz: 3% (USDC) @ready_co: 3% (Points) C Tier: @KoloHub: 2% (BTC) @xplaceapp: 2% (USDC) @Nexo: 2% (NEXO/BTC) @0xinfini: 1.5% (USDC/USDT) @holyheld: 1% (USDC) D Tier: @RedotPay: 0% @Revolut: 0% Note: These are max cashback rates, not base rates. Actual rates are usually lower. Did I miss anyone?

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

Most underrated metric in a bear market? Revenue. My golden rule is that any protocol with high revenue during rough market conditions should be kept on a close watch. These are my top 10 protocols by LTM revenue (below $1B MC): 1. @MeteoraAG (MET): $56.4M 2. @aave (AAVE): $21.9M 3. @AerodromeFi (AERO): $21.5M 4. @AethirCloud (ATH): $16.0M 5. @PancakeSwap (CAKE): $13.0M 6. @0xPolygon (POL): $12.5M 7. @Lighter_xyz (LIT): $11.3M 8. @JupiterExchange (JUP): $10.2M 9. @ORE (ORE): $9.6M 10. @LidoFinance (LDO): $6.6M Bad conditions don't last forever, so I'd keep a close eye on each one here.

Name & Symbol: Meteora ($MET)
Address: METvsvVRapdj9cFLzq4Tr43xK4tAjQfwX76z3n6mWQL

Most underrated metric in a bear market? Revenue. My golden rule is that any protocol with high revenue during rough market conditions should be kept on a close watch. These are my top 10 protocols by LTM revenue (below $1B MC): 1. @MeteoraAG (MET): $56.4M 2. @aave (AAVE): $21.9M 3. @AerodromeFi (AERO): $21.5M 4. @AethirCloud (ATH): $16.0M 5. @PancakeSwap (CAKE): $13.0M 6. @0xPolygon (POL): $12.5M 7. @Lighter_xyz (LIT): $11.3M 8. @JupiterExchange (JUP): $10.2M 9. @ORE (ORE): $9.6M 10. @LidoFinance (LDO): $6.6M Bad conditions don't last forever, so I'd keep a close eye on each one here.

Name & Symbol: Aerodrome ($AERO)
Address: 0x940181a94a35a4569e4529a3cdfb74e38fd98631

Most underrated metric in a bear market? Revenue. My golden rule is that any protocol with high revenue during rough market conditions should be kept on a close watch. These are my top 10 protocols by LTM revenue (below $1B MC): 1. @MeteoraAG (MET): $56.4M 2. @aave (AAVE): $21.9M 3. @AerodromeFi (AERO): $21.5M 4. @AethirCloud (ATH): $16.0M 5. @PancakeSwap (CAKE): $13.0M 6. @0xPolygon (POL): $12.5M 7. @Lighter_xyz (LIT): $11.3M 8. @JupiterExchange (JUP): $10.2M 9. @ORE (ORE): $9.6M 10. @LidoFinance (LDO): $6.6M Bad conditions don't last forever, so I'd keep a close eye on each one here.

Name & Symbol: Aethir Token ($ATH)
Address: 0xbe0ed4138121ecfc5c0e56b40517da27e6c5226b

Tier List of Token Unlocks in 2026 >$3B: @WhiteBit $WBT @Rain__Protocol $RAIN $1B–$3B @Humanityprot $H @MemeCore_M $M $500M–$1B: @solana $SOL @ton_blockchain $TON @CantonNetwork $CC $100M–$500M @chainlink $LINK @LayerZero_Core $ZRO @monad $MON @hedera $HBAR @OndoFinance $ONDO @plasma $XLP <$100M: @Starknet $STRK @KaitoAI $KAITO @megaeth $MEGA @Aptos $APT @falconfinance $FF @arbitrum $ARB Did I miss anything?

Name & Symbol: Humanity Protocol ($H)
Address: 0x44f161ae29361e332dea039dfa2f404e0bc5b5cc

Tier List of Token Unlocks in 2026 >$3B: @WhiteBit $WBT @Rain__Protocol $RAIN $1B–$3B @Humanityprot $H @MemeCore_M $M $500M–$1B: @solana $SOL @ton_blockchain $TON @CantonNetwork $CC $100M–$500M @chainlink $LINK @LayerZero_Core $ZRO @monad $MON @hedera $HBAR @OndoFinance $ONDO @plasma $XLP <$100M: @Starknet $STRK @KaitoAI $KAITO @megaeth $MEGA @Aptos $APT @falconfinance $FF @arbitrum $ARB Did I miss anything?

Name & Symbol: Ondo ($ONDO)
Address: 0xfaba6f8e4a5e8ab82f62fe7c39859fa577269be3

Tier List of Token Unlocks in 2026 >$3B: @WhiteBit $WBT @Rain__Protocol $RAIN $1B–$3B @Humanityprot $H @MemeCore_M $M $500M–$1B: @solana $SOL @ton_blockchain $TON @CantonNetwork $CC $100M–$500M @chainlink $LINK @LayerZero_Core $ZRO @monad $MON @hedera $HBAR @OndoFinance $ONDO @plasma $XLP <$100M: @Starknet $STRK @KaitoAI $KAITO @megaeth $MEGA @Aptos $APT @falconfinance $FF @arbitrum $ARB Did I miss anything?

Name & Symbol: MemeCore ($M)
Address: 0x22b1458e780f8fa71e2f84502cee8b5a3cc731fa

Tier List of Token Unlocks in 2026 >$3B: @WhiteBit $WBT @Rain__Protocol $RAIN $1B–$3B @Humanityprot $H @MemeCore_M $M $500M–$1B: @solana $SOL @ton_blockchain $TON @CantonNetwork $CC $100M–$500M @chainlink $LINK @LayerZero_Core $ZRO @monad $MON @hedera $HBAR @OndoFinance $ONDO @plasma $XLP <$100M: @Starknet $STRK @KaitoAI $KAITO @megaeth $MEGA @Aptos $APT @falconfinance $FF @arbitrum $ARB Did I miss anything?

Name & Symbol: Falcon Finance ($FF)
Address: 0xac23b90a79504865d52b49b327328411a23d4db2

$MORPHO is the only DeFi bluechip in 1y green btw. This is VERY bullish. The $HYPE of DeFi, imo. https://t.co/nS2JrftJI0

Name & Symbol: Morpho Token ($MORPHO)
Address: 0x58d97b57bb95320f9a05dc918aef65434969c2b2

$MORPHO is the only DeFi bluechip in 1y green btw. This is VERY bullish. The $HYPE of DeFi, imo. https://t.co/nS2JrftJI0

Name & Symbol: Morpho Token ($MORPHO)
Address: 0x58d97b57bb95320f9a05dc918aef65434969c2b2

Binance just listed 7,000+ US stocks for non-US users. Everyone's focused on the wrong number. The stock trading itself is a white-labeled brokerage running on Nest and Alpaca. Any fintech could ship the same thing tomorrow. What's worth watching is bStocks: self-issued tokenized equities on BNB Chain that settle almost instantly and can be used as collateral across DeFi. Here's what decides whether bStocks actually matters. When you hold one, do you own the underlying share, or do you just get exposure to its price? When Binance ran tokenized stocks through Ondo in February, those tokens came with no voting rights. bStocks will be issued offshore through ADGM and still need regulatory approval. When the terms drop, skip the ticker count and read the rights language. That's where the answer is.

Name & Symbol: Ondo ($ONDO)
Address: 0xfaba6f8e4a5e8ab82f62fe7c39859fa577269be3

The gap that @RedotPay is making against the other cards is insane, ngl. Using total addresses from @PaymentScan as a rough cardholder proxy ↓ @RedotPay | 931,660 @KASTxyz | 83,164 BFinance | 81,479 @ether_fi | 78,737 @BitgetWallet | 65,625 @SafePal | 40,971 @gnosispay | 32,752 @Cypher_HQ_ | 23,537 @MetaMask | 23,180 @TheAvaxCard | 17,620 @useTria | 17,250 @ready_co | 13,201 @solayer_labs | 8,088 @AviciMoney | 7,301 @phantom | 5,718 @holyheld | 4,835 @Exa_App | 3,686 @Plasma | 2,160 RedotPay has been live longer, supports top-ups across way more chains, and already has global distribution. That's the moat.

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

Crypto Cards Weekly Digest: May 25-31 Volume: RedotPay: $99.12 million KAST: $22.49 million EtherFi: $17.57 million Karta: $8.35 million Tria: $6.28 million Kolo: $2.84 million Plasma One: $963.4K Other: 1$2.74 million Total: 170.4 million (-0.5% WoW) Transactions: EtherFi: 224,751 RedotPay: 124,417 Bitget Wallet: 103,251 Gnosis: 49,674 Safepal: 40,849 BFinance: 32,024 Plasma One: 5,832 Other: 104,205 Total: 685,003 (+15.8% WoW) Users: RedotPay: 70,449 EtherFi: 22,151 Bitget Wallet: 16,096 BFinance: 9,372 KAST: 8,103 Tria: 6,989 Plasma One: 1,949 Other: 26,444 Total: 161,553 (+7.7% WoW) Interesting stats: The volume stayed near ATH levels, barely down from $171.3 million to $170.4 million. Transactions had a huge rebound, jumping from 591,722 to 685,003, an almost record-breaking jump. @ether_fi hit another transaction ATH with 224,751 weekly transactions.

Name & Symbol: Tria ($TRIA)
Address: 0xb0b92de23baa85fb06208277e925ced53edab482

May was the best month ever for crypto cards ↓ 1.@RedotPay: $445M 2.@KASTxyz: $93M 3.@ether_fi: $80M 4.@Karta_Personal: $34M 5.@useTria: $23M 6.@gnosispay: $10M 7.@plasma: $3.4M 8. Other: $61M The total volume surpassed $750M for the first time. Betting we’ll see the first $1B month until Q4.

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

May was the best month ever for crypto cards ↓ 1.@RedotPay: $445M 2.@KASTxyz: $93M 3.@ether_fi: $80M 4.@Karta_Personal: $34M 5.@useTria: $23M 6.@gnosispay: $10M 7.@plasma: $3.4M 8. Other: $61M The total volume surpassed $750M for the first time. Betting we’ll see the first $1B month until Q4.

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

May was the best month ever for crypto cards ↓ 1.@RedotPay: $445M 2.@KASTxyz: $93M 3.@ether_fi: $80M 4.@Karta_Personal: $34M 5.@useTria: $23M 6.@gnosispay: $10M 7.@plasma: $3.4M 8. Other: $61M The total volume surpassed $750M for the first time. Betting we’ll see the first $1B month until Q4.

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

Cardano is struggling. Its last great moment was the memecoin cycle on @snek at the end of 2024/beginning of 2025. Active addresses hit an ATH back then because the memecoin hype transferred from Solana, but it didn't stick around for long. Here's the pattern since then: • TVL: $721M → $128M (-82%) • Weekly active addresses: 330K → 65K (-80%) • Monthly fees: ~$1M → $59K (-94%) • Minswap TVL: $139M → $30M (-78%) • ADA: $1.20 → $0.23 (-80%) Cardano's roadmap kept delivering throughout all of this as well. It upgraded to a decentralized governance model and launched the Hydra L2. IMO, the problem here is the culture, not the tech. Cardano optimizes for peer review and correctness, so they move things too slowly when launching a feature. That doesn't really work in a hype-driven space with a short attention span.

Name & Symbol: Aethir Token ($ATH)
Address: 0xbe0ed4138121ecfc5c0e56b40517da27e6c5226b

There are $320B+ stablecoins in circulation right now. And I think we’re in that active phase where DeFi-native stablecoin infra starts moving into institutional rails. Tether recently launched USA₮, a U.S. federally regulated stablecoin designed to comply with the GENIUS Act And now @falconfinance has just announced the launch of fUSD with Anchorage Digital Bank. Let's break it down: $fUSD is issued by @Anchorage in collaboration with Falcon, purpose-built for federally-regulated treasury desks, and built for the GENIUS framework. It also launches on @CeffuGlobal’s institutional rails, giving institutional holders access to rewards of around 3% APY. Essentially, Falcon helps institutions use assets they already hold to access USD-pegged liquidity onchain. Instead of stablecoins sitting there as passive balances, institutions can keep their liquidity ready to use while making those balances actually work. Do you think they could create big problems for Tether and Circle? Disclosure: I'm a $FF holder and long-time Falcon supporter.

Name & Symbol: Falcon Finance ($FF)
Address: 0xac23b90a79504865d52b49b327328411a23d4db2

WTF is happening with @NEARProtocol? Top gainers this week ↓ @NEARProtocol | $NEAR Traders are betting NEAR can become one of the main chains for AI apps and easier cross-chain transactions. @worldnetwork | $WLD World is running because AI is making “prove you’re human online” feel important again. @DexeNetwork | $DEXE DEXE looks like a momentum move, with DAO and governance tokens getting more attention again. @HyperliquidX | $HYPE Hyperliquid keeps making real fees, so traders are still treating HYPE like one of the cleaner revenue plays in crypto. @Morpho | $MORPHO Morpho is getting attention because onchain lending is heating up again and bigger apps already use it. @rendernetwork | $RENDER Render is moving because AI compute is back in focus and traders understand the simple “AI needs GPUs” angle. @ASI_Alliance | $FET FET is catching a bid because AI agent tokens are getting attention again. @AskVenice | $VVV Venice is getting attention because private AI is becoming a bigger narrative and the token has actual utility inside the app. @celestia | $TIA TIA feels more like traders rotating back into modular infra than one big catalyst. I think the common theme here is pretty clear: AI, DeFi lending, and infra are leading the week. NEAR looks like the strongest mix of narrative + actual usage right now, IMO. But wdyt?

Name & Symbol: Venice Token ($VVV)
Address: 0xacfe6019ed1a7dc6f7b508c02d1b04ec88cc21bf

WTF is happening with @NEARProtocol? Top gainers this week ↓ @NEARProtocol | $NEAR Traders are betting NEAR can become one of the main chains for AI apps and easier cross-chain transactions. @worldnetwork | $WLD World is running because AI is making “prove you’re human online” feel important again. @DexeNetwork | $DEXE DEXE looks like a momentum move, with DAO and governance tokens getting more attention again. @HyperliquidX | $HYPE Hyperliquid keeps making real fees, so traders are still treating HYPE like one of the cleaner revenue plays in crypto. @Morpho | $MORPHO Morpho is getting attention because onchain lending is heating up again and bigger apps already use it. @rendernetwork | $RENDER Render is moving because AI compute is back in focus and traders understand the simple “AI needs GPUs” angle. @ASI_Alliance | $FET FET is catching a bid because AI agent tokens are getting attention again. @AskVenice | $VVV Venice is getting attention because private AI is becoming a bigger narrative and the token has actual utility inside the app. @celestia | $TIA TIA feels more like traders rotating back into modular infra than one big catalyst. I think the common theme here is pretty clear: AI, DeFi lending, and infra are leading the week. NEAR looks like the strongest mix of narrative + actual usage right now, IMO. But wdyt?

Name & Symbol: Morpho Token ($MORPHO)
Address: 0x58d97b57bb95320f9a05dc918aef65434969c2b2

CTR token from @citrea_xyz is now live and supported across major exchanges. CTR launch follows a $50M+ instutional liquidity commitments from @galaxyhq and other top asset managers and ctUSD pre-deposit vault for deployment across lending markets, DEXs, and structured cBTC yield products. Citrea team allocated 10 million CTR to stake CTR for xCTR, which gives direct control over which pools get rewarded, where emissions flow across the ecosystem, and how treasury capital is allocated. This is the first vote-escrow model in the Bitcoin ecosystem. It's no wonder everyone wanted a piece of it. Eligible users who registered for the airdrop can claim the reward with no vesting here (you can stake it right after): https://t.co/1PhNDcRvVb

Name & Symbol: Citrea ($CTR)
Address: 0x11030f79109269d796fd0fb956d6244e502757f7

Everyone wants to be the next HYPE. Until 30D revenue starts showing up ↓ S Tier: >$10M @HyperliquidX - $49.76M A Tier: $5M–$10M @edgeX_exchange - $6.07M B Tier: $1M–$5M @Ostium - $3.80M @Lighter_xyz - $2.01M @nadoHQ - $1.07M C Tier: $100K–$1M @DecibelTrade - $508.9K @dYdX - $282.1K @GainsNetwork_io - $224.9K @etherealdex - $181.8K D Tier: <$100K @dango - $78.2K @reya_xyz - $15.8K

Name & Symbol: edgeX ($EDGE)
Address: 0x70f2eadf1ca1969ff42b0c78e9da519e8937cbaf

Crypto Cards Weekly Digest: May 18-24 Volume: RedotPay: $100 million KAST: $22.99 million EtherFi: $18.71 million Karta: $8.05 million Tria: $5.41 million Kolo: $2.35 million Plasma One: 889.7K Other: $12.88 million Total: $171.3 million Transactions: EtherFi: 221,920 RedotPay: 136,678 Gnosis: 49,631 Safepal: 40,115 BFinance: 32,983 Tria: 24,938 Plasma One: 4,115 Other: 81,342 Total: 591,722 Users: RedotPay: 75,249 EtherFi: 21,862 BFinance: 10,047 KAST: 7,926 Tria: 6,901 Safepal: 6,776 Plasma One: 1,297 Other: 19,987 Total: 150,045 Interesting facts: @KASTxyz hit a new volume ATH of $22.99 million. @ether_fi hit a new volume ATH of $18.71 million. Volume on @Optimism increased by ~6x in the last two weeks.

Name & Symbol: Tria ($TRIA)
Address: 0xb0b92de23baa85fb06208277e925ced53edab482

Remember the times when Aster was doing 10x the Hyperliquid volume every day? Well, look how that turned out. Send it straight to zero. https://t.co/66N6299PuZ

Name & Symbol: Aster ($ASTER)
Address: 0x000ae314e2a2172a039b26378814c252734f556a

Crypto Cards Weekly Digest: May 11-17 Volume: RedotPay: $14.78 million EtherFi: $3.71 million KAST: $3.51 million Karta: $804.3K Tria: $471.5K Gnosis: $319.2K Cypher: $298.8K Ready: $206.8K Other: $1.15 million Total: $25.27 million Transactions: EtherFi: 220,668 RedotPay: 134,641 Bitget Wallet: 101,392 Gnosis: 48,928 Safepal: 41,243 BFinance: 35,695 Tria: 23,513 KAST: 22,918 Other: 57,213 Total: 686,211 Users RedotPay: 75,251 EtherFi: 21,982 Bitget Wallet: 15,563 BFinance: 10,617 KAST: 8,026 Safepal: 6,969 Tria: 6,650 Gnosis: 5,539 Other: 15,129 Total: 165,726 Interesting facts: This was another all-time high week in terms of volume. @useTria was the fastest-growing card WoW: +67%. @ether_fi hit another all-time high in transactions: 220,668. @BitgetWallet crossed 100K weekly transactions for the first time.

Name & Symbol: Tria ($TRIA)
Address: 0xb0b92de23baa85fb06208277e925ced53edab482

Crypto Cards Weekly Digest: May 11-17 Volume: RedotPay: $14.78 million EtherFi: $3.71 million KAST: $3.51 million Karta: $804.3K Tria: $471.5K Gnosis: $319.2K Cypher: $298.8K Ready: $206.8K Other: $1.15 million Total: $25.27 million Transactions: EtherFi: 220,668 RedotPay: 134,641 Bitget Wallet: 101,392 Gnosis: 48,928 Safepal: 41,243 BFinance: 35,695 Tria: 23,513 KAST: 22,918 Other: 57,213 Total: 686,211 Users RedotPay: 75,251 EtherFi: 21,982 Bitget Wallet: 15,563 BFinance: 10,617 KAST: 8,026 Safepal: 6,969 Tria: 6,650 Gnosis: 5,539 Other: 15,129 Total: 165,726 Interesting facts: This was another all-time high week in terms of volume. @useTria was the fastest-growing card WoW: +67%. @ether_fi hit another all-time high in transactions: 220,668. @BitgetWallet crossed 100K weekly transactions for the first time.

Name & Symbol: Tria ($TRIA)
Address: 0xb0b92de23baa85fb06208277e925ced53edab482

Crypto Cards Weekly Digest: May 11-17 Volume: RedotPay: $14.78 million EtherFi: $3.71 million KAST: $3.51 million Karta: $804.3K Tria: $471.5K Gnosis: $319.2K Cypher: $298.8K Ready: $206.8K Other: $1.15 million Total: $25.27 million Transactions: EtherFi: 220,668 RedotPay: 134,641 Bitget Wallet: 101,392 Gnosis: 48,928 Safepal: 41,243 BFinance: 35,695 Tria: 23,513 KAST: 22,918 Other: 57,213 Total: 686,211 Users RedotPay: 75,251 EtherFi: 21,982 Bitget Wallet: 15,563 BFinance: 10,617 KAST: 8,026 Safepal: 6,969 Tria: 6,650 Gnosis: 5,539 Other: 15,129 Total: 165,726 Interesting facts: This was another all-time high week in terms of volume. @useTria was the fastest-growing card WoW: +67%. @ether_fi hit another all-time high in transactions: 220,668. @BitgetWallet crossed 100K weekly transactions for the first time.

Name & Symbol: Cypher ($CYPR)
Address: 0xd262a4c7108c8139b2b189758e8d17c3dfc91a38

Neobanks with confirmed reward systems ↓ @plutus @itstuyo @useTria @ether_fi @getrizon @lava_xyz @ready_co @KASTxyz @BleapApp @coca_card Did I miss anything?

Name & Symbol: Tria ($TRIA)
Address: 0xb0b92de23baa85fb06208277e925ced53edab482

Call me crazy, but choosing USDC after seeing how Circle handled the Drift hack, along with dozens of other compliance failures? Bad decision. https://t.co/IzHAARkN7p

Name & Symbol: Drift ($DRIFT)
Address: DriFtupJYLTosbwoN8koMbEYSx54aFAVLddWsbksjwg7

Crypto Cards Weekly Digest: May 4-10 Volume: RedotPay: $100.7 million KAST: $19.93 million EtherFi: $18.08 million Karta: $8.11 million Tria: $3.51 million Cypher: $2.41 million Gnosis: $2.38 million MetaMask: $1.27 million Other: $7.38 million Total: 163.8 million (-2.3% WoW) Transactions: EtherFi: 215,060 RedotPay: 131,329 Bitget Wallet: 99,468 Gnosis: 50,089 Safepal: 41,647 BFinance: 38,162 MetaMask: 23,966 KAST: 23,800 Other: 54,841 Total: 678,362 (-0.4% WoW) Users: RedotPay: 71,994 EtherFi: 21,741 Bitget Wallet: 15,133 BFinance: 10,930 KAST: 8,464 Safepal: 6,974 Tria: 6,394 Gnosis: 5,505 Other: 14,577 Total: 161,712 (-2.5% WoW) Interesting stats: RedotPay was the biggest volume loser WoW: $105.4M → $100.7M EtherFi was the biggest gainer in transactions: 209,981 → 215,060 and users: 21,253 → 21,741 WoW KAST nearly crossed 20 million weekly volume for the first time.

Name & Symbol: Tria ($TRIA)
Address: 0xb0b92de23baa85fb06208277e925ced53edab482

We got aliens before an airdrop from: • @opensea • @Pumpfun • @base • @MetaMask • @tradewithPhoton • @bullx_io • @DeBankDeFi • @Rabby_io • @farcaster_xyz • @AbstractChain Alien vs. Airdrop. The alien won.

Name & Symbol: Pump.fun ($PUMP)
Address: pumpCmXqMfrsAkQ5r49WcJnRayYRqmXz6ae8H7H9Dfn

Did you notice that all chains want their neobanks? @hyperbeat gives @HyperliquidX a consumer money layer: on/off-ramps, yield, card spend, payments. @kastxyz gives @Solana more stablecoin deposits and card-spend flow instead of sending users back to banks or CEXs. @phantom gives Solana wallet-native banking UX: bank transfers, card spending, swaps, one balance inside the wallet. @jup_mobile gives Solana a DeFi super-app path: on-ramp, wallet, portfolio, swaps, trading in one flow. @ether_fi gives @Optimism active card users, accounts, spend volume, TVL on OP Mainnet. @metamask gives @Linea distribution through MetaMask Card, where wallet users spend crypto through Mastercard rails. And there are so many more, but I think you get the picture. I think the goal of major blockchains having their own neobank layers is to have people keep their money onchain. Because when cash sits onchain, it becomes the starting point for everything else. @Plasma is another great example. They have one of the cleanest use cases: stablecoin payments. And I think it's much easier for normal people to understand because it sounds closer to a bank/payment app than a typical crypto farming ecosystem.

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

Private crypto capital is mostly moving into infra. Here's some companies to track ↓ @fun | raised: $72M | Payments infra | Fiat <> crypto rails for apps @fence_finance | raised: $20M | RWA / credit infra | Backend for asset-backed finance @liquidtrading | raised: $18M | Multi-asset trading | 24/7 crypto, stocks, FX, commodities, pre-IPO in one app @multisig | raised: $18M | Stablecoin business finance | Payments, treasury, cards, global settlement @belo_app | raised: $14M | Stablecoin wallet | LatAm wallet for fiat <> crypto movement @xomarket | raised: $6M | Prediction markets | User-created prediction markets @NUVAFinance | raised: $5.2M | RWA yield | Non-custodial RWA marketplace @onrefinance | raised: $5M | Onchain reinsurance / RWA | Regulated reinsurance exposure on Solana @ExponentFinance | raised: $5M | Yield trading | Fixed-rate and leveraged yield on Solana @3f_xyz | raised: $4M | RWA leverage | One-click leveraged exposure to tokenized RWAs @KaisarNetwork | $4M total | AI compute / DePIN | Decentralized GPU and AI compute network @legendtrade | raised: $3.5M | Onchain trading | Competitive trading product on Hyperliquid @onemoarchance | raised: $3.2M | Gaming / collectibles | Social app for trading card collectors @Voranofficial | raised: $3M | Decentralized compute | Scalable AI compute infra @ekidenfi | raised: $2M | Onchain trading infra | Institutional-grade trading infra for onchain markets @ElasticsAI | raised: $2M | AI agents / prediction markets | Agents for research, execution, and portfolio management Clear trend IMO: private investors are still backing the parts of crypto that make apps easier to use.

Name & Symbol: Allo ($RWA)
Address: 0x9c8b5ca345247396bdfac0395638ca9045c6586e

Did you notice that all chains want their neobanks? @hyperbeat gives @HyperliquidX a consumer money layer: on/off-ramps, yield, card spend, payments. @kastxyz gives @Solana more stablecoin deposits and card-spend flow instead of sending users back to banks or CEXs. @phantom gives Solana wallet-native banking UX: bank transfers, card spending, swaps, one balance inside the wallet. @jup_mobile gives Solana a DeFi super-app path: on-ramp, wallet, portfolio, swaps, trading in one flow. @ether_fi gives @Optimism active card users, accounts, spend volume, TVL on OP Mainnet. @metamask gives @Linea distribution through MetaMask Card, where wallet users spend crypto through Mastercard rails. And there are so many more, but I think you get the picture. I think the goal of major blockchains having their own neobank layers is to have people keep their money onchain. Because when cash sits onchain, it becomes the starting point for everything else. @Plasma is another great example. They have one of the cleanest use cases: stablecoin payments. And I think it's much easier for normal people to understand because it sounds closer to a bank/payment app than a typical crypto farming ecosystem.

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

Bonds, precious metals, and private credit own the majority of the onchain market share. That's because each one has a genuine onchain use case: → Bonds offer yield that works as onchain collateral → Precious metals are easy to tokenize and settle → Private credit is more accessible than traditional lending These are the projects that own the majority of these categories: → Bonds: @BlackRock (BUIDL), @OndoFinance (OUSG), Franklin Templeton (FOBXX) → Precious metals: @tethergold and @Paxos (~97% market share) → Private credit: @MapleFinance (~93% market share) CT keeps talking about real estate tokenization, but it's currently the smallest RWA category. We've barely scratched the surface.

Name & Symbol: Allo ($RWA)
Address: 0x9c8b5ca345247396bdfac0395638ca9045c6586e

The map looks a lot more diverse compared to how I remember it from a year ago. Last time I checked, it didn't have protocols like: • @artfiglobal (RWA NFT platform) • @ikadotxyz (bridgeless capital markets) • @0xbeepit (agentic wallet) I got curious about how the liquidity is distributed now, so I looked at @SuiNetwork protocols with $5M+ TVL. There are 20 protocols in that range, and they're all in different sectors, like DEXs, perps, RWAs, and yield, not just isolated apps but full verticals with apps like @CetusProtocol, @suilendprotocol, @navi_protocol, etc. It's definitely shaping up to be one of the more comprehensive ecosystems in crypto.

Name & Symbol: Allo ($RWA)
Address: 0x9c8b5ca345247396bdfac0395638ca9045c6586e

Crypto Cards Weekly Digest: April 27 - May 3 Volume: RedotPay: $105.4 million KAST: $19.57 million EtherFi: $17.36 million Karta: $7 million Tria: $3.76 million Gnosis: $2.43 million Cypher: $2.27 million Ready: $1.75 million Other: $7.99 million Total: $167.6 million (+12.9% WoW) Transactions: EtherFi: 209,981 RedotPay: 133,363 Bitget Wallet: 97,961 Gnosis: 49,797 Safepal: 41,630 BFinance: 40,876 MetaMask: 25,935 KAST: 23,038 Other: 58,356 Total: 680,937 (+3.9% WoW) Users: RedotPay: 76,719 EtherFi: 21,253 Bitget Wallet: 14,440 BFinance: 11,427 KAST: 8,200 Safepal: 6,888 Tria: 6,305 Gnosis: 5,495 Other: 15,097 Total: 165,824 (+7.6% WoW) Interesting stats: This was the strongest week for crypto cards ever. New all-time high in weekly volume, transactions, and users. RedotPay was the biggest gainer in $ volume $93M → $105.4M, and transactions 119,022 → 133,363

Name & Symbol: Cypher ($CYPR)
Address: 0xd262a4c7108c8139b2b189758e8d17c3dfc91a38

Crypto Cards Weekly Digest: April 27 - May 3 Volume: RedotPay: $105.4 million KAST: $19.57 million EtherFi: $17.36 million Karta: $7 million Tria: $3.76 million Gnosis: $2.43 million Cypher: $2.27 million Ready: $1.75 million Other: $7.99 million Total: $167.6 million (+12.9% WoW) Transactions: EtherFi: 209,981 RedotPay: 133,363 Bitget Wallet: 97,961 Gnosis: 49,797 Safepal: 41,630 BFinance: 40,876 MetaMask: 25,935 KAST: 23,038 Other: 58,356 Total: 680,937 (+3.9% WoW) Users: RedotPay: 76,719 EtherFi: 21,253 Bitget Wallet: 14,440 BFinance: 11,427 KAST: 8,200 Safepal: 6,888 Tria: 6,305 Gnosis: 5,495 Other: 15,097 Total: 165,824 (+7.6% WoW) Interesting stats: This was the strongest week for crypto cards ever. New all-time high in weekly volume, transactions, and users. RedotPay was the biggest gainer in $ volume $93M → $105.4M, and transactions 119,022 → 133,363

Name & Symbol: Tria ($TRIA)
Address: 0xb0b92de23baa85fb06208277e925ced53edab482

The perp DEX wars weren't going in CZ's way. Everyone kept score of the perp volume, and @HyperliquidX was pulling ahead of @Aster_DEX by a wide margin after the initial hype settled. Both sit in the top 5 perp platforms, but the new @TrustWallet integration changes the setup. Trust just integrated Hyperliquid perps into its interface. That's a deliberate move outside the BNB ecosystem. Integrating both platforms into a single interface signals that Trust Wallet is building a neutral trading interface rather than just a BNB-native one. This move also removes a layer of friction. Access to Hyperliquid’s liquidity now sits directly inside the wallet, instead of behind a separate app and onboarding flow. No matter which perp DEX comes out on top, users will benefit from the new mobile UX and zero additional fees.

Name & Symbol: Aster ($ASTER)
Address: 0x000ae314e2a2172a039b26378814c252734f556a

L1 launches from 2025-26 have terrible TVL retention. Let me show you the real picture: → @berachain: $3.3B peak, $74M now (-97%) → @SonicLabs: $1.14B peak, $34M now (-97%) → @plumenetwork: $299M peak, $11M now (-96%) → @StoryProtocol: $45M peak, $352K now (-99%) → @initia: $42M peak, $4M now (-90%) None could retain capital once incentives ran out. That liquidity rotated straight into stablecoins, Ethereum, @HyperliquidX, and @base. Not all L1 launches during this period were bad, though. For example, TVL in projects like @monad, @megaeth, and @Plasma is steadily growing. Future L1s need to ensure they have a good enough PMF to retain users once the incentives are gone. Otherwise, we'll see a lot more dead chains with -99% TVL.

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

There's a thesis called the DeFi mullet. Fintech in the front, DeFi in the back. Coinbase showed how it works when they integrated Morpho, users earn onchain yield without ever knowing they're touching DeFi. But going mullet is harder than it looks. Any fintech or wallet that wants an Earn product to stay competitive has to integrate multiple vaults, handle cross-chain execution, manage bridging, and keep it running often under tough market conditions. The hard part was never the yield itself, but having a trusted infrastructure to support it 24/7. Huge kudos to the entire @lifiprotocol team for supporting builders to get the weight off their shoulders with LI.​FI Earn. Projects can now plug their API and instantly get access to 20+ vaults, 60+ supported chains, and most importantly, full maintenance from the LI.​FI team.

Name & Symbol: Morpho Token ($MORPHO)
Address: 0x58d97b57bb95320f9a05dc918aef65434969c2b2

L1 launches from 2025-26 have terrible TVL retention. Let me show you the real picture: → @berachain: $3.3B peak, $74M now (-97%) → @SonicLabs: $1.14B peak, $34M now (-97%) → @plumenetwork: $299M peak, $11M now (-96%) → @StoryProtocol: $45M peak, $352K now (-99%) → @initia: $42M peak, $4M now (-90%) None could retain capital once incentives ran out. That liquidity rotated straight into stablecoins, Ethereum, @HyperliquidX, and @base. Not all L1 launches during this period were bad, though. For example, TVL in projects like @monad, @megaeth, and @Plasma is steadily growing. Future L1s need to ensure they have a good enough PMF to retain users once the incentives are gone. Otherwise, we'll see a lot more dead chains with -99% TVL.

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

L1 launches from 2025-26 have terrible TVL retention. Let me show you the real picture: → @berachain: $3.3B peak, $74M now (-97%) → @SonicLabs: $1.14B peak, $34M now (-97%) → @plumenetwork: $299M peak, $11M now (-96%) → @StoryProtocol: $45M peak, $352K now (-99%) → @initia: $42M peak, $4M now (-90%) None could retain capital once incentives ran out. That liquidity rotated straight into stablecoins, Ethereum, @HyperliquidX, and @base. Not all L1 launches during this period were bad, though. For example, TVL in projects like @monad, @megaeth, and @Plasma is steadily growing. Future L1s need to ensure they have a good enough PMF to retain users once the incentives are gone. Otherwise, we'll see a lot more dead chains with -99% TVL.

Name & Symbol: Story ($IP)
Address: 0x4d6394bc3031f751edce368c189b0e060b527107

US equity markets are officially open 32.5 hours a week out of 168. But the most important market-moving events (aka Trump's posts) happen outside the trading hours. All the Iran developments or tariff news gets priced in only after the Monday bell rings. You just have to watch the futures charts without doing a single thing about it. That’s the gap tokenized equities actually close. I’ve been a big Mantle fan for a long time, and was super pumped to see Mantle going speed towards tokenized US equities onchain. Now, 10 of the most traded US stocks & indices are live on @Mantle_Official tradable 24/7 via @Fluxion_network. TSLAx · NVDAx · AAPLx · METAx · GOOGLx · MSTRx · HOODx · SPYx · QQQx · CRCLx 1️⃣ xStocks I'm super glad they chose @xStocksFi as their partner for this. Each of their tokens is 1:1 backed by the real share held in custody by Backed Fi, a regulated Swiss issuer operating under Switzerland's DLT Act, which gives tokenized securities the same legal standing as traditional ones. That means that you're holding the asset itself, not some bs wrapped derivative of it (like most do). Settlement is near-instant too, unlike traditional stocks, which settle in T+1 or T+2. 2️⃣ Why these 10 names? They didn't pick 10 random stocks. Look at the groupings: → US big tech: NVDA, AAPL, META, GOOGL, TSLA (that's what every non-US investor wants and can't easily get without brokerage friction) → Crypto-correlated names: MSTR (Bitcoin treasury proxy), HOOD (big player in tokenization and crypto trading), CRCL (Circle, the USDC issuer) → Index exposure: SPY and QQQ for anyone who wants exposure to the entire market with lower risk CRCL imo is so cool. You can now hold the equity of the company whose stablecoin you're probably already using daily. 3️⃣ Mantle X Bybit By the way, Bybit already supports xStocks via Mantle. If you're still pretty new to DeFi and just wanna buy some stocks with crypto, you can do that on Bybit. They're also running a $150,000 competition with Mantle with more other perks, so anyway worth checking it out at least. The market cap of tokenized stocks recently hit $1 billion for the first time. It was under $8M just one year ago. TradFi is coming onchain at an incredible pace, and projects that are positioned for it will be the biggest winners on the next cycle, in my opinion. Glad to see Mantle being one of them, I really think there's much more to come from them in their RWA journey.

Name & Symbol: Allo ($RWA)
Address: 0x9c8b5ca345247396bdfac0395638ca9045c6586e