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Dogecoin Becomes The Next Target For Qubic’s Compute Network — Here’s Why

Dogecoin is entering a new phase as it becomes the latest focus for Qubic, a project aiming to use blockchain networks for distributed computation. This signals a potential shift from its meme-coin identity toward a role in compute-based ecosystems. Qubic, which previously demonstrated its capability by dominating over 51% of Monero's hashrate and generating significant mining revenue, is now applying the same strategy to Dogecoin at a much larger scale. Dogecoin’s daily emissions are roughly 10 times those of Monero, representing a substantially bigger economic opportunity. Key milestones include the launch of Dogecoin mining on April 1st, a mainnet release scheduled for April 2nd, and accelerated network growth with tick speeds nearly doubled and guardian nodes surging. Additionally, Qubic is making progress in AI research with multiple academic papers accepted for major conferences. From a market perspective, analysts highlight a massive bullish pennant forming on Dogecoin’s monthly chart—a pattern that could define its long-term trajectory over the next several decades.

bitcoinist03/22 10:04

Dogecoin Becomes The Next Target For Qubic’s Compute Network — Here’s Why

bitcoinist03/22 10:04

Turning 200,000 into Nearly 100 Million: DeFi Stablecoin Attacked Again

DeFi stablecoin protocol Resolv Labs was exploited, resulting in a hacker minting 80 million USR tokens using only 200,000 USDC. The attacker’s address (starting with 0x04A2) first created 50 million USR with 100,000 USDC, and later minted another 30 million with an additional 100,000 USDC. This caused USR to depeg, dropping to around $0.25 before partially recovering to approximately $0.80. The incident also impacted related lending markets on Morpho and Lista DAO, which paused new borrowing requests. Additionally, RLP token holders, including Stream Finance—which holds over 13 million RLP tokens—face significant exposure, with estimated losses around $17 million. Initial analysis by DeFi community YAM suggests the exploit occurred because the protocol’s SERVICE_ROLE, which provides minting parameters, was compromised. The system fully trusted this role’s input without on-chain verification or minting limits, allowing the attacker to manipulate the mint amount. The project’s emergency response was also slow, taking nearly three hours to pause the protocol due to multi-signature delays. This attack highlights critical vulnerabilities in off-chain role trust and emergency mechanisms within DeFi protocols.

marsbit03/22 09:47

Turning 200,000 into Nearly 100 Million: DeFi Stablecoin Attacked Again

marsbit03/22 09:47

Bitcoin Price Outlook Ahead Of The Midterm Elections — Details

The Bitcoin price has been attempting to recover and break above $74,000, though it remains influenced by geopolitical tensions. However, attention is shifting to the potential impact of the upcoming US midterm elections. Historical analysis by XWIN Research shows that BTC typically experiences weak activity during midterm election years due to increased market uncertainty and reduced risk appetite. In past midterm years (2014, 2018, 2022), Bitcoin declined over 60% but rebounded more than 50% within 12 months. For 2026, three scenarios are projected: a bearish short-term rally around April-May, a neutral recovery pushing BTC to $75,000-$95,000, or a bullish outcome with regulatory clarity driving prices to $90,000-$120,000. Overall, midterm years are characterized by lower liquidity and participation, likely causing pre-election weakness and post-election recovery. Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $70,400 with little change.

bitcoinist03/22 09:46

Bitcoin Price Outlook Ahead Of The Midterm Elections — Details

bitcoinist03/22 09:46

Shiba Inu’s bear run can continue for another 7 months – Here’s why

The top memecoins, including Shiba Inu (SHIB), have shown minimal price movement recently, with SHIB down 0.51% over the past week. Despite potential short-term rallies, long-term holder sentiment remains bearish due to two key metrics. The percent of SHIB's circulating supply in profit is at a meager 3.07%, near historical bear market lows. Additionally, the MVRV ratio is significantly below its all-time mean, indicating extreme deviation similar to the 2022 bear market. If these trends repeat, the bear run could persist until September 2026. Even potential positive developments are unlikely to reverse the prevailing pessimistic outlook and bearish price structure.

ambcrypto03/22 08:12

Shiba Inu’s bear run can continue for another 7 months – Here’s why

ambcrypto03/22 08:12

From 'Global Computer/Settlement Layer' to 'Bulletin Board': What Are Ethereum and Vitalik Trying to Achieve?

In a significant shift of perspective, Vitalik Buterin recently proposed that Ethereum's core value may not lie in its function as a "world computer" or "global settlement layer," but rather as a simple yet powerful primitive: a cryptographically secure, globally shared "public bulletin board." This concept emphasizes data availability—a neutral, uncensorable, and permanent data layer where anyone can read and write information, but no single entity (including governments or developers) can alter or erase it. This "global shared memory" supports applications like secure voting systems, certificate revocation lists, and decentralized coordination—scenarios that require verifiable and tamper-proof data publishing rather than complex on-chain execution. The emergence of AI further validates this direction. As AI agents and services grow, so does the need for privacy-preserving and trustless interactions. Proposals like ZK API Usage Credits illustrate how Ethereum can enable anonymous AI model access and agent-to-agent economic coordination, relying precisely on the blockchain’s transparent and immutable data layer. Rather than a step back, this reframing represents a maturation of Ethereum’s vision—from defining what it can do to serving as essential infrastructure for what the world truly needs: a foundational layer of truth in an increasingly automated and opaque digital era.

marsbit03/22 07:06

From 'Global Computer/Settlement Layer' to 'Bulletin Board': What Are Ethereum and Vitalik Trying to Achieve?

marsbit03/22 07:06

‘Quietly rebuilding momentum’ – Scaramucci backs Polkadot despite low network activity

Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge, has turned bullish on Polkadot, citing key catalysts that are "quietly rebuilding momentum" for the blockchain. These include recent regulatory clarity from the SEC, which classified DOT as a digital commodity, and a major tokenomics update that hard-capped the supply at 2.1 billion tokens and cut annual emissions by 53%. The launch of the 21Shares Spot DOT ETF was also noted, though it has seen minimal inflows since debuting. Despite these developments, Polkadot's network activity has declined significantly over the past two years, with weekly active addresses dropping from 16,000 to 5,000. The tokenomics changes briefly boosted trader sentiment, leading to an 18% price rally, but positive momentum faded at the $1.65 resistance level. If macroeconomic uncertainty continues, DOT could retreat to $1.23. While Scaramucci highlights bullish factors, Polkadot's adoption remains weak, and it is unclear how quickly recent upgrades will reignite growth and lift the token's value.

ambcrypto03/22 06:38

‘Quietly rebuilding momentum’ – Scaramucci backs Polkadot despite low network activity

ambcrypto03/22 06:38

When Wall Street's ETH Starts to 'Earn': From BlackRock's ETHB to Ethereum's Asset Attribute Shift

Wall Street Embraces Staking: BlackRock's ETHB and Ethereum's Shift to a Yield-Generating Asset On March 12, 2026, BlackRock launched the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust (ETHB) on Nasdaq, a groundbreaking Ethereum ETF that not only holds spot ETH but also stakes a significant portion (70-95%) of its assets to generate and distribute yield to investors. This move effectively answers a long-debated question: whether ETH can be accepted by mainstream finance as a yield-bearing asset. ETHB operates by delegating staking to professional validators like Figment via Coinbase Prime. It distributes approximately 82% of the staking rewards (estimated at 2.3%-2.5% APY after fees) to shareholders monthly, while retaining 18% as service fees and charging a 0.25% annual management fee. This provides a predictable, automated cash flow, though it lacks the compounding effect of native on-chain staking unless investors manually reinvest distributions. This development is significant as it marks the formal entry of staking—a core crypto-native activity—into Wall Street's asset framework. Under new SEC leadership, regulatory barriers have eased, allowing BlackRock to legitimize staking rewards as a viable investment return. This paves the way for other PoS-based ETFs (e.g., Solana, Cardano) and may shift substantial capital from traditional spot ETFs to yield-generating products. While on-chain staking options remain popular (e.g., native staking, liquid staking via Lido/Rocket Pool, or wallet-based staking), ETHB’s introduction signals a broader shift: ETH is increasingly viewed not just as a speculative asset, but as a productive, cash-flow-generating machine. The trend of making assets "work" is now irreversible, whether through traditional financial products or decentralized protocols.

marsbit03/22 06:17

When Wall Street's ETH Starts to 'Earn': From BlackRock's ETHB to Ethereum's Asset Attribute Shift

marsbit03/22 06:17

The 4 Truths and Fee Traps Behind Polymarket's LP Market Making Incentives

Polymarket, a prediction market platform, has recently shifted its focus to incentivizing liquidity providers (LPs) to address its core issue of low liquidity. While most markets remain free, it now charges a taker fee on specific markets like crypto price movements and select sports events. This fee, highest near 50% probability, funds new LP reward programs. There are two primary reward systems: one pays LPs when their limit orders are executed (maker rewards), and another rewards simply for placing orders within a set spread to provide liquidity, even if they don't get filled. A third mechanism allows anyone to sponsor additional incentives for specific markets. A positive view argues this structure values genuine liquidity over mere trading volume, making fees earned and rewards received a potential key, anti-sybil metric for a future POLY token airdrop. It rewards users who improve market depth and stability. A contrasting, negative view claims the LP program is a "trap." Critics argue that professional market makers avoid it due to insider trading risks and that most LPs are actually losing money due to hidden "LP wear and tear" (impermanent loss), only participating based on speculation of a valuable airdrop. They warn that if Polymarket expands fees to fund these unsustainable rewards, it could lose its competitive edge of zero fees and better odds compared to traditional sportsbooks. Proposed solutions include a fixed fee only on profits, using a native POLY pool for liquidity, or charging for premium products like parlays instead of core markets.

marsbit03/22 04:10

The 4 Truths and Fee Traps Behind Polymarket's LP Market Making Incentives

marsbit03/22 04:10

The 4 Truths Behind Polymarket's LP Market-Making Incentives and the Fee Trap

Polymarket, a prediction market platform, has recently shifted its incentive structure towards rewarding Liquidity Providers (LPs) to solve its core problem of low market depth. While most markets remain free, it now charges a taker fee on specific markets (all Crypto markets, NCAAB basketball, and Serie A football) to fund new LP reward programs. The fee is calculated on a symmetric curve, highest near 50% probability. The platform has introduced two main incentive systems: one rewards LPs whose limit orders are executed (Maker Incentives), and another rewards LPs simply for providing resting liquidity, even if orders aren't filled (Liquidity Incentives). A third system allows anyone to sponsor additional rewards for specific markets. A key argument is that the fees paid and rewards earned could be a strong anti-sybil metric for a potential POLY token airdrop, valuing genuine liquidity provision over mere trading volume. However, a counter viewpoint argues the LP program is a potential trap. Critics claim that the displayed ROI for LPs is misleading as it doesn't account for "LP wear and tear"—losses from filled orders that can't be easily exited. They state professional market makers avoid it due to insider trading risks and that the model of subsidizing liquidity with massive daily rewards is unsustainable. The concern is that widespread fee implementation could erase Polymarket's competitive edge over traditional betting platforms. Proposed solutions include a fixed fee on profits only, using a POLY token for native liquidity, and charging for premium products like parlays instead of core markets.

Odaily星球日报03/22 04:08

The 4 Truths Behind Polymarket's LP Market-Making Incentives and the Fee Trap

Odaily星球日报03/22 04:08

Bitcoin hash rate drops 10% – Is this a warning or BTC’s bullish reset?

Bitcoin's hash rate has declined by over 10% to 904.53 EH/s, extending an 8% weekly drop from recent peaks. This contraction reflects increasing miner stress following price corrections, with network difficulty also expected to decrease further. Despite these pressures, BTC's price remains relatively stable near $70,650. The divergence suggests miners are tactically shutting down operations rather than liquidating assets, indicating a period of de-risking. Miner reserves have gradually decreased, but exchange inflows remain steady, showing limited immediate selling pressure. This behavior points toward a potential network reset that historically precedes more sustainable recovery phases, though prolonged compression could still trigger delayed sell-side risks.

ambcrypto03/22 04:02