# On-chain Articoli collegati

Il Centro Notizie HTX fornisce gli articoli più recenti e le analisi più approfondite su "On-chain", coprendo tendenze di mercato, aggiornamenti sui progetti, sviluppi tecnologici e politiche normative nel settore crypto.

BNC4 Surges 7x: 4Stock's "Early On-Chain" Experiment Brings New Gameplay to Meme Speculation

The article discusses the launch of BNC4, the first 4Stock product by Four.meme on BNB Chain, which experienced a dramatic price surge reaching seven times the value of its underlying stock, CEA Industries (ticker: BNC), trading on Nasdaq. 4Stock is positioned as a lighter, faster alternative to bStocks, allowing 1:1 backed tokenized stocks to go live on-chain ahead of formal bStocks listings, enabling meme trading ecosystems to form early. This mechanism addresses the lag in on-chain asset supply during periods of high traditional market or social media narrative hype. However, the case of BNC4 highlighted a significant price disconnect from its real-world asset, driven by trading hour mismatches, low liquidity, and speculative fervor. This created a substantial arbitrage opportunity, with one trader reportedly profiting $230,000 by minting BNC4 and selling it on-chain at a premium. To stimulate its ecosystem, Four.meme introduced a daily buyback-and-burn mechanism for the most active community meme token, using BNC4's transaction fees to create a reinforcing flywheel effect. Notably, the on-chain frenzy had a reverse impact, boosting the underlying BNC stock price by over 50% and multiplying its trading volume nearly 200-fold, demonstrating a novel "two-way" influence between crypto and traditional markets. The experiment underscores both the potential for agile, community-driven asset tokenization and the inherent speculative risks and price volatility in early-stage, low-liquidity on-chain markets. The key challenge remains whether such mechanisms can transform speculative inflows into sustainable, long-term on-chain stock liquidity.

marsbit2 h fa

BNC4 Surges 7x: 4Stock's "Early On-Chain" Experiment Brings New Gameplay to Meme Speculation

marsbit2 h fa

Has Satoshi Returned? Over 600 Bitcoin Over 16 Years Old Suddenly Moved

More than 600 bitcoins worth approximately $48 million, which had been dormant on addresses for over 16 years, were recently moved, sparking speculation about a potential connection to Bitcoin's mysterious creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. According to on-chain platform Whale Alert, 12 addresses containing 600 BTC—all mining rewards from March 2010—became active on September 5th. The platform stated its investigation found no links between these blocks and Nakamoto, reducing panic. The coins were mined when the block reward was 50 BTC, before four subsequent halvings. The movement attracted attention partly because it dates to the period when Nakamoto was still actively involved in Bitcoin's development. Whale Alert noted one transaction occurred several blocks earlier, likely a test. Lookonchain also reported similar activity involving 350 BTC from seven other inactive addresses. From a data analysis perspective, this event fits a broader trend: a significant volume of long-inactive bitcoins, valued at $104 billion, has changed hands in 2024-2025, a phenomenon some call the "great distribution." A technical note: some 2010-era coins are stored in outdated pay-to-public-key (P2PK) formats, making the public key visible and theoretically vulnerable to future quantum computing attacks, raising questions about how many of these ancient coins will be moved before such technology emerges.

cryptonews.ru2 giorni fa 08:26

Has Satoshi Returned? Over 600 Bitcoin Over 16 Years Old Suddenly Moved

cryptonews.ru2 giorni fa 08:26

Hyperliquid's Path to U.S. Compliance: From Permissionless to Permissioned via HIP-3

Hyperliquid's US Compliance Path: From Permissionless to Permissioned via HIP-3 Hyperliquid, initially a decentralized perpetual trading platform, has repositioned itself as a "modern market infrastructure" for global, composable financial tools. Its modular, on-chain stack (HyperCore) separates exchange (DCM), clearinghouse (DCO), and broker (FCM) roles. However, this permissionless, self-custody design conflicts with strict US market structure laws requiring registered, custodial entities. To address this, Hyperliquid established the Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC), advocating for regulatory modernization. HPC argues regulated entities should be allowed to build products on Hyperliquid’s neutral infrastructure while fulfilling their compliance obligations (like KYC), rather than the platform itself becoming a registered entity. A key development is the "permissioned" HIP-3 DEX model on testnet. Unlike open deployments, these allow whitelisted access, enabling regulated entities to list markets, perform KYC, and grant trading permissions to compliant users. While creating separate order books, shared collateral and cross-book market makers are designed to prevent liquidity fragmentation. This approach, supported by tools like payload-based account controls, provides a potential compliant pathway for US brokers and institutions to onboard, while the core protocol remains permissionless infrastructure.

marsbit09/06 01:11

Hyperliquid's Path to U.S. Compliance: From Permissionless to Permissioned via HIP-3

marsbit09/06 01:11

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