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Exclusive Interview with Suji: Taking Over the Hot Potato Lens, Whose Ideal Is Mask Paying For?

Interview with Suji Yan: Taking Over the "Hot Potato" Lens—Whose Ideal is Mask Network Betting On? On January 20, the decentralized social protocol Lens announced the transfer of its project management to Mask Network, with the original team stepping back as technical advisors. This move sparked significant discussion in the crypto community. While many were not surprised by Stani Kulechov’s decision to hand off Lens—given the declining interest in decentralized social platforms—it raised questions about why Mask would take on what some consider a “mess.” Lens was once a star in the SocialFi space, backed by Aave’s founder, solid technology, and a compelling narrative of user-controlled social networking. However, by 2025, its growth stalled, especially after the launch of Lens Chain without an accompanying token. Mask Network, founded in 2017, aims to bridge Web2 and Web3. Its browser extension allows users to access Web3 services on platforms like X and Facebook. According to Suji Yan, Mask’s founder, the decision to take over Lens was driven by shared vision and trust. Both he and Stani believe that decentralized social platforms should avoid over-monetization and token-centric models, which they see as a core reason for the failure of projects like Friend.tech. Suji criticizes Farcaster for lacking neutrality and being too aligned with Coinbase, while praising Lens for its independence. He emphasizes that “non-neutral social platforms are doomed to fail,” citing Truth Social as an example of a biased platform with limited reach. Under Mask’s management, Lens will integrate with Mask’s existing products like web3.bio, Orb, and Firefly—a social app that deeply integrates with X, allowing cross-posting to Lens, Farcaster, and Bluesky. This aligns with Mask’s goal of building Web3 social on top of Web2, rather than in opposition to it. Suji acknowledges the challenges: without token incentives, attracting users is difficult. However, he believes that focusing on product quality and user experience—not short-term gains—will ultimately succeed. He remains committed to the long-term vision of seamlessly connecting Web2 and Web3 users, despite the uncertainties ahead.

Odaily星球日报01/23 13:19

Exclusive Interview with Suji: Taking Over the Hot Potato Lens, Whose Ideal Is Mask Paying For?

Odaily星球日报01/23 13:19

TRON: Can TRX turn $0.30 retest into a fresh breakout?

TRON (TRX) gained 2.87% in 24 hours, with recent developments including Justin Sun's $8 million investment in Riverdot Inc. and integrations with WalletConnect and Blockaid. The price retested the key $0.30 support level, which is seen as a potential buying opportunity. The 3-day chart shows a bullish structure, with next targets at $0.324 and $0.370. However, high RSI and declining trading volume pose risks. TRX's trend depends on Bitcoin's performance and capital inflows. A drop below $0.29 could signal a deeper retracement, but the overall bias remains bullish.

ambcrypto01/23 13:02

TRON: Can TRX turn $0.30 retest into a fresh breakout?

ambcrypto01/23 13:02

2026 Airdrop Outlook: These Sectors and Projects Deserve Continuous Attention

2026 Airdrop Outlook: Key Sectors and Projects to Watch As the new cycle approaches, the crypto community is actively discussing potential airdrop opportunities. This analysis, based on a framework evaluating token necessity, project sustainability, and airdrop fairness, highlights promising projects across several sectors. Key sectors and notable projects include: - **Prediction Markets**: Polymarket (high maturity, confirmed airdrop plans), Kalshi, Myriad Markets, Predictfully, Melee Markets. - **Trading & Liquidity Protocols**: Titan Exchange, Backpack, Jupiter, Paradex, Bulk Trade (on Solana and other ecosystems). - **AI & Decentralized Compute**: Abstract Chain, RitualNet, Inference Labs, OpenMind AGI, PrismaXai (focusing on infrastructure and AI agents). - **Solana Ecosystem**: Hylo, Loopscale, Exponent Finance, DeFi Tuna (gaining traction as Solana activity increases). - **Privacy & Scaling Infrastructure**: Fairblock Network, 0xMiden, Umi Network, Inco Network (ZK-based and modular solutions). - **Real World Assets (RWA) & Payments**: KAST Card, Phygitals, MultipliFi, Tria (bridging crypto with real-world applications). - **Social & Information Protocols**: Kaito AI, Base, Xeet AI, Cookiedot.fun (exploring SocialFi and information value capture). Projects are increasingly prioritizing genuine user engagement—product usage, community discussion, and feedback—over mere transactional interactions. Airdrops serve as a means to connect with early supporters, and the greatest value lies in understanding and engaging with innovative projects that drive the ecosystem forward. Disclaimer: This is not investment advice. Conduct your own research and exercise extreme caution in the high-risk crypto market.

marsbit01/23 12:58

2026 Airdrop Outlook: These Sectors and Projects Deserve Continuous Attention

marsbit01/23 12:58

Binance Applies for MiCA Licence in Greece Ahead of EU Deadline

Binance has applied for a Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) license in Greece, working with the Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC) ahead of the EU's regulatory deadline. A spokesperson stated the exchange views MiCA as a significant milestone for regulatory clarity and user protection. This move comes as regulators, including France's AMF, warn that the MiCA transition period ends on June 30, 2025, pressuring non-compliant firms to cease operations. Data shows Greece has not yet issued any MiCA licenses, while Germany and the Netherlands lead in approvals. Binance, the world's largest centralized exchange by trading volume, has faced increased scrutiny from European regulators.

TheNewsCrypto01/23 12:38

Binance Applies for MiCA Licence in Greece Ahead of EU Deadline

TheNewsCrypto01/23 12:38

Circle CEO Says USDC Is Financial Infrastructure, Not a Rival to Visa or Mastercard

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire stated that the USDC stablecoin is designed as financial infrastructure rather than a competitor to traditional payment giants like Visa or Mastercard. Speaking at the Davos Economic Forum, Allaire emphasized that these companies are "significant partners," not rivals. He described USDC as a network-effect business whose utility grows as more developers and financial institutions build on it. Allaire positioned Circle as a neutral company focused on enabling value transfer across both conventional and digital systems without directly challenging existing organizations. He also highlighted the evolving payment landscape, noting the potential for automation and AI to transform processes. This perspective comes amid growing interest in stablecoins and digital settlement solutions from the financial sector. The comments reflect a strategic emphasis on integration and collaboration with established payment networks, rather than competition, underscoring the role of stablecoins as complementary infrastructure within the broader financial ecosystem.

TheNewsCrypto01/23 12:38

Circle CEO Says USDC Is Financial Infrastructure, Not a Rival to Visa or Mastercard

TheNewsCrypto01/23 12:38

Indian Rupee Records a Low Against US Dollar, Will Crypto Market be Affected?

The Indian Rupee has hit a new all-time low against the US Dollar, nearing ₹92, driven by foreign outflows and importer hedging. Despite interventions by the Reserve Bank of India, the currency continues to depreciate. Meanwhile, India remains the top global cryptocurrency adopter according to a Chainalysis report. However, the crypto market faces regulatory headwinds, including recent arrests linked to the BitConnect fraud and stricter anti-money laundering rules requiring enhanced identity verification. The industry is seeking tax relief in the upcoming 2026 budget.

TheNewsCrypto01/23 12:07

Indian Rupee Records a Low Against US Dollar, Will Crypto Market be Affected?

TheNewsCrypto01/23 12:07

Banks’ Concerns Over Stablecoin Interest Payments Are ‘Totally Absurd’, Circle CEO Says

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire dismissed banking industry concerns over interest payments on stablecoins as "totally absurd," arguing that fears of massive deposit flight are unfounded. Speaking at the World Economic Forum, he compared stablecoin rewards to other common financial products like credit cards, emphasizing their role in customer engagement rather than systemic risk. Allaire countered bank claims that stablecoins could drain up to $6 trillion in deposits, noting that similar concerns emerged with money market funds yet lending continued unaffected. He highlighted the shift toward private credit and capital markets, asserting that stablecoins should function as safe, regulated cash instruments while lending evolves independently through new models.

bitcoinist01/23 12:02

Banks’ Concerns Over Stablecoin Interest Payments Are ‘Totally Absurd’, Circle CEO Says

bitcoinist01/23 12:02

Binance’s EU Survival Plan Starts With MiCA in Greece — Here’s What’s at Stake

Binance has applied for a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license in Greece, seeking regulatory approval to operate across the entire European Union. If granted, the license would allow Binance to legally serve all 27 EU member states under a single regulatory framework. The exchange plans to establish a local entity, open offices, and hire staff in Greece as part of the compliance process. This move is part of Binance’s strategy to regain regulatory stability in Europe after facing scrutiny in multiple jurisdictions. The EU’s MiCA regulations, which are nearing full enforcement, require crypto firms to obtain authorization from a national regulator or risk being barred from the bloc. The framework emphasizes consumer protection, transparency, and anti-money laundering controls. A successful application in Greece would provide Binance with a crucial foothold in one of the world’s largest regulated crypto markets and signal its commitment to operating within the EU’s stringent financial standards.

ccn.com01/23 11:54

Binance’s EU Survival Plan Starts With MiCA in Greece — Here’s What’s at Stake

ccn.com01/23 11:54

"Poor Man's Gold" Is No Longer Cheap!

"Silver, once known as 'poor man's gold,' is undergoing a fundamental revaluation as it shifts from a financial derivative of gold to a critical industrial material facing a structural supply deficit. The market is no longer treating silver as just a cheaper alternative to gold. Since 2021, the global silver market has experienced a sustained physical deficit, not from financial cycles, but from booming industrial demand. Key drivers include the photovoltaic (PV) sector, where silver is essential and difficult to substitute, with demand reaching 198 million ounces in 2024. Electric vehicles and AI infrastructure further contribute to this inelastic, high-reliability demand. Crucially, supply cannot keep pace. Over 70% of silver production is a by-product of mining for base metals like copper, zinc, and lead, meaning its output is unresponsive to silver price signals. Mine production grew less than 1% in 2024. With visible inventories covering only 1-1.5 months of consumption—below the 3-month safety threshold—the market is moving from cyclical shortage to structural tightness. Silver has shed its identity as gold's shadow and is now a strategically consumed industrial commodity, making its historic undervaluation a thing of the past."

marsbit01/23 11:43

"Poor Man's Gold" Is No Longer Cheap!

marsbit01/23 11:43

Ledger Targets U.S. IPO With Over $4 Billion Valuation as Crypto Security Demand Grows

French crypto hardware wallet maker Ledger is preparing for a U.S. IPO, targeting a valuation exceeding $4 billion, according to a Financial Times report. The company is working with Goldman Sachs and Jefferies and is eyeing a New York listing, potentially in 2026. CEO Pascal Gauthier stated the U.S. was chosen because "the money is in New York," reflecting a trend of crypto firms turning to American markets. Ledger's valuation has surged from $1.5 billion in its last 2023 funding round. Its growth is driven by high demand for self-custody wallets amid rising fears of exchange hacks and crypto scams, which saw $17 billion stolen in 2025. The company claims to secure roughly $100 billion in Bitcoin and generated hundreds of millions in revenue last year. This IPO underscores the increasing centrality of security and custody in the crypto industry.

TheNewsCrypto01/23 11:37

Ledger Targets U.S. IPO With Over $4 Billion Valuation as Crypto Security Demand Grows

TheNewsCrypto01/23 11:37

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