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Huobi HTX Releases 2026 Opening Report: Trading Volume Grows Steadily, Building the Foundation for the Next Growth Phase with Long-Termism

Huobi HTX has released its 2026 Outlook Report, reviewing its performance in 2025 and outlining its strategic direction. Despite a shifting crypto market that increasingly values security, liquidity, and long-term service capabilities, the platform demonstrated steady growth. Key annual achievements include reaching over 55 million registered users globally, a 39% year-on-year increase in total trading volume to approximately $3.3 trillion, and net inflows of $608 million. The exchange maintained a perfect security record with zero safety incidents and was recognized in Forbes’ “2025 World’s Most Trusted Crypto Exchanges” list. Spot trading volume exceeded $1.9 trillion USDT, up nearly 30%, with smart trading tools like grid bots seeing significant adoption. The platform listed 166 new assets, focusing on early value identification in sectors like Meme and AI. Derivatives trading grew by about 50% to $1.4 trillion, supported by product optimizations and improved liquidity. The introduction of the C2C Select zone enhanced over-the-counter services, serving 3.93 million users with around $360 billion in transactions across 74 fiat currencies. The report also highlighted progress in wealth management products, user engagement activities, and global compliance, including licensing advancements in markets like Pakistan. Looking ahead to 2026, Huobi HTX aims to deepen its core trading services, enhance capital efficiency, and strengthen security, adhering to a long-term vision for sustainable growth.

marsbit01/07 11:12

Huobi HTX Releases 2026 Opening Report: Trading Volume Grows Steadily, Building the Foundation for the Next Growth Phase with Long-Termism

marsbit01/07 11:12

From a "Preemptive Bet" Trade, Understanding the Hottest Web3 Trend of 2025: Prediction Markets

In early January 2025, a significant transaction on the decentralized prediction platform Polymarket drew widespread attention. An account invested approximately $32,537 over four days betting that Venezuelan President Maduro would leave office by January 31. The bet was placed hours before related geopolitical news became public, eventually yielding over $400,000 in profit as the event's perceived likelihood surged. This incident highlights the growing influence of prediction markets—a rapidly expanding Web3 sector in 2025. Prediction markets use financial incentives to aggregate dispersed information, allowing participants to trade on event outcomes. Prices reflect collective intelligence, often outperforming traditional polls, as seen during the 2024 U.S. election. Key platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi have attracted over $3.15 billion in funding, with Polymarket’s valuation reaching $8–9 billion after a strategic investment from ICE. The sector is projected to grow from $900 million in trading volume in 2024 to $40 billion in 2025, with users increasing from 4 million to 15 million. Unlike gambling, prediction markets use transparent, market-driven pricing and serve as data products for decision-making, attracting researchers and institutional players. Their growth is fueled by regulatory clarity from the CFTC, expanded event categories, and improved technology. However, risks remain, including potential insider trading and market manipulation. Participation is prohibited in mainland China. Nonetheless, prediction markets represent a shift in Web3 toward real-world information infrastructure rather than pure asset speculation.

marsbit01/07 06:37

From a "Preemptive Bet" Trade, Understanding the Hottest Web3 Trend of 2025: Prediction Markets

marsbit01/07 06:37

Dialogue with BNB Chain Growth Executive Director: Why Am I Bullish on BNB's Next Decade?

Nina Rong, the newly appointed Growth Executive Director at BNB Chain, discusses the platform's future and growth strategies in an interview. She highlights the success of the recent BNB Chain hackathon in Abu Dhabi, noting the participation of non-blockchain developers—including a winning student team—as a positive signal for broader adoption. Having transitioned from Arbitrum to BNB Chain, Nina emphasizes BNB’s strengths: a strong technical team, a large and active user base, and mature infrastructure. She believes these elements form a significant barrier to entry for new Layer 1 competitors, making it difficult for them to reach BNB Chain’s scale. Nina outlines her growth strategy focused on three core user groups: retail users, institutional players, and developers. While the Chinese-speaking community remains a key strength, she plans to expand into欧美, Latin American, and Middle Eastern markets with tailored approaches—such as focusing on institutional partnerships in the U.S. and developer outreach in Latin America. She advises newcomers to Web3 to embrace a founder’s mindset, stay engaged with the market through hands-on participation, and continuously build industry knowledge. For those interested in joining BNB Chain or building on the ecosystem, she encourages direct outreach via social channels and values candidates with deep market insight and execution drive.

marsbit01/07 06:19

Dialogue with BNB Chain Growth Executive Director: Why Am I Bullish on BNB's Next Decade?

marsbit01/07 06:19

Polymarket Settlement Disputes Intensify, Ethereum Technical Plans Questioned: What Is the Overseas Crypto Community Discussing Today?

In the past 24 hours, the crypto community focused on several key issues. Polymarket faced significant backlash over its settlement of a prediction market related to the U.S. military action in Venezuela, which was deemed not an "invasion," sparking accusations of arbitrary rule changes and concerns over its oracle-based resolution system. Suspected insider trading emerged, as large bets were placed just hours before the event, leading to calls for restrictions on government officials using prediction markets. Berachain’s TVL plummeted over 90%, attributed to fading hype and lack of sustainable product demand. TON also saw price declines, partly linked to alleged team token sales. On the ecosystem front, Solana’s network health was questioned due to validators delaying transactions to maximize MEV extraction, threatening its real-time processing advantage. Ethereum faced internal debate over its roadmap, with critics arguing it prioritizes minimal trust over practical utility, while technical progress was noted with EIP-7805 for enhanced censorship resistance. Lighter introduced a fee-based buyback mechanism for its token, viewed positively for value capture, while Perp DEX market makers saw compressed margins. Other updates included Infinex’s burn rate clarification, Tempo’s new token standard, and MegaETH’s Coinbase listing speculation.

marsbit01/07 05:06

Polymarket Settlement Disputes Intensify, Ethereum Technical Plans Questioned: What Is the Overseas Crypto Community Discussing Today?

marsbit01/07 05:06

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