# Сопутствующие статьи по теме NFT

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "NFT", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

HTX Research's Latest Report Deciphers Pre-Market Trading Ecosystem: How a Hundred-Billion-Dollar Market Reshapes the Starting Line of Web3 Assets

HTX Research, the dedicated research arm of HTX, has released a new report titled "Pre-Market Trading Ecosystem: Mechanism Evolution, Market Structure, and Future Trends Behind a Ten-Billion Scale." The study systematically examines the formation, asset structures, and major models of the pre-market trading ecosystem in crypto, as well as its profound impact on project issuance and exchange systems. The report highlights the emergence of a "1.5-level market" that bridges primary and secondary markets, driven by tightened funding conditions and extended token generation event (TGE) timelines. This pre-market allows early contributions and future expectations to be transformed into tradable instruments. Three core asset structures form this ecosystem: pre-market OTC, spot, and perpetual contracts tied to future token value; tradable points systems linked to airdrop incentives; and NFT-based rights such as whitelist spots and early access passes. Together, these create a multi-layered pre-trading system. HTX has actively explored this space, launching pre-market perpetual contracts for assets like WLFI before their official listings. While pre-market has reached a multi-billion dollar scale with strong growth potential, it also faces challenges including thin liquidity, information asymmetry, and a lack of standardized regulations. Ultimately, pre-market trading is evolving from a grey-area activity into a structured, institutionalized market layer that is reshaping project launches, exchange strategies, and early user participation in crypto.

marsbit12/18 08:57

HTX Research's Latest Report Deciphers Pre-Market Trading Ecosystem: How a Hundred-Billion-Dollar Market Reshapes the Starting Line of Web3 Assets

marsbit12/18 08:57

Unleashing X402 with Yooldo: Revolutionizing the Web3 Gaming Experience

Yooldo, a Web3 gaming platform focused on user convenience and innovative business models, has integrated the X402 protocol into its MCP server. This integration, now in testing and soon to be available for public testing, aims to revolutionize the user experience by enabling seamless, low-cost micropayments directly within games. As one of the first platforms to adopt X402 in gaming, Yooldo will support Base as a core chain, allowing players to enjoy smoother and more efficient in-game transactions. X402 is a breakthrough protocol that embeds a payment layer directly into HTTP, enabling instant micropayments within web requests and eliminating the friction of traditional payment systems. Through Yooldo MCP server, payments for game resources are automated. When a user action requires payment, the system verifies and processes it in real-time, granting immediate access to resources without complex wallet interactions or manual approvals. This allows developers to focus on gameplay rather than payment complexities. This upgrade positions Yooldo at the forefront of Web3 gaming economies, facilitating natural and effortless micropayments. It represents a significant leap in how players interact with game economies and exchange value securely. Additionally, Yooldo offers accessible services for other developers looking to integrate X402 and MCP, reinforcing its role as a convergence platform for AI, gaming, and DeFi. Supported by Consensys, Linea, and other partners, Yooldo is a cross-chain Web3 gaming platform with over one million registered users, driven by the $ESPORTS token. Since 2021, the team has been delivering innovative solutions, leveraging more than a decade of hackathon experience to redefine GameFi for both Web2 and Web3 players.

深潮12/18 02:05

Unleashing X402 with Yooldo: Revolutionizing the Web3 Gaming Experience

深潮12/18 02:05

Breaking Away from Traditional Investment Paths: Cryptocurrency Emerges as the Primary Battlefield for Wealth Among the Younger Generation

Coinbase's latest industry report, in collaboration with Ipsos, reveals a significant generational shift in investment strategies. Younger investors, including Gen Z and millennials, are increasingly moving away from traditional wealth-building paths like buying real estate and investing in stocks. The survey of over 2,000 U.S. investors found that 73% of young people believe it's harder for their generation to build wealth through conventional means compared to their parents' generation. This sentiment is reflected in their portfolios: younger investors allocate 25% of their investments to non-traditional assets like cryptocurrencies, derivatives, and NFTs—three times the allocation of older investors. Nearly half (45%) of young investors already hold cryptocurrency, compared to just 18% of older investors. They view crypto not as a speculative side investment but as a core component for catching up financially, with 80% believing it offers more opportunities outside the traditional financial system. Younger investors are also more active, trade more frequently, and are willing to take higher risks for greater returns. They express strong interest in emerging crypto products like derivatives, prediction markets, and DeFi lending. This trend is pushing the financial industry toward 24/7, multi-asset platforms that better serve this internet-native generation.

比推12/17 14:34

Breaking Away from Traditional Investment Paths: Cryptocurrency Emerges as the Primary Battlefield for Wealth Among the Younger Generation

比推12/17 14:34

Crypto Is Dead, Long Live Crypto

Crypto Is Dead, Long Live Crypto The author argues that "crypto" as a self-contained, insular industry is dying. This is not a failure of the technology, but the demise of a closed ecosystem built by and for a narrow group of "crypto natives." This world, optimized for activities like yield farming, airdrops, and speculation, functions like a high-liquidity MMO game but has limited potential for mainstream adoption. The "death" signifies the end of this isolated world. Crypto will no longer be a separate industry but will instead integrate into everything else as a foundational technology. The label "crypto" will become a burden, and successful companies will simply be those that use blockchain without branding themselves as such. The future lies in serving "normal people," not just crypto natives. Success will be measured by users who benefit from the technology—like those using USDT for fast payments or stablecoins to hedge inflation—without knowing or caring how it works. The bottleneck is no longer user experience but intent: builders must create products that solve real-world problems. While the "casino" of speculation will persist, it will become just one vertical. The core values worth preserving are permissionless access, global liquidity, composability, and user ownership. The old playbook of liquidity mining and airdrops is failing; it merely recirculates capital within the same small group. Winners will be those who build for broad, real-world use cases in areas like payments and identity. Losers will be those who continue to serve only the crypto echo chamber. This transition may be difficult for early adopters whose identity is tied to the industry, but it is the inevitable path of any successful foundational technology. The mission was never to turn everyone into a crypto native, but to build tools that improve the world—even if the world forgets their name.

marsbit12/17 09:16

Crypto Is Dead, Long Live Crypto

marsbit12/17 09:16

Farewell to Buying Houses and Stocks: The Younger Generation Embraces Cryptocurrency as the Main Battlefield for Wealth

For decades, the traditional American wealth-building playbook—securing a good job, buying a home, and investing in stocks—has remained largely unchanged. However, a new report reveals that younger generations are increasingly skeptical of this path and are shifting their investment strategies accordingly. A survey of U.S. adults shows that younger investors, particularly Gen Z and millennials, are more proactive, open to non-traditional assets, and more likely to view cryptocurrency as a core component of their financial future. Nearly three-quarters (73%) believe it is harder to build wealth through conventional means compared to their parents' generation. This sentiment is reflected in their portfolios: younger investors allocate 25% of their investments to non-traditional assets like cryptocurrency, derivatives, and NFTs—three times the allocation of older investors. Almost half (45%) of young investors already hold crypto, compared to only 18% of older investors. Younger investors see crypto not as a speculative side investment but as a vital tool for wealth accumulation. Eighty percent believe it offers financial opportunities outside the traditional system and that it will play a significantly larger role in the future of finance. They are also more eager to explore emerging crypto-related products like derivatives, prediction markets, and DeFi. This generational shift is driving demand for more dynamic, internet-native financial platforms that operate around the clock and support a wider range of assets.

marsbit12/17 08:33

Farewell to Buying Houses and Stocks: The Younger Generation Embraces Cryptocurrency as the Main Battlefield for Wealth

marsbit12/17 08:33

Machi Big Brother's Leverage Game: Where Does the 'Never-Ending' Money Come From?

Machi Big Brother (Jeffrey Huang), a well-known crypto investor, suffered a series of 10 liquidations on Hyperliquid, causing his account balance to plummet from $1.3 million to just over $53,000. This is part of a pattern of extreme leveraged trading—using 15x to 25x leverage—that has previously led to a $54.5 million swing from profit to loss. Despite these massive losses, he repeatedly replenishes his margin, raising the question: where does the money come from? His capital structure has three main sources: 1. **Traditional tech exit**: He co-founded 17LIVE (formerly 17 Media), and a 2020 share buyback provided substantial liquid fiat capital. 2. **Early crypto projects**: Though controversial and often unsuccessful (e.g., Mithril and Cream Finance), these ventures generated significant early crypto-native capital. 3. **NFT liquidity mining**: He strategically monetized high-value NFTs (like Bored Apes) through large-scale sales, airdrop farming (e.g., Blur rewards), and NFT-backed lending, continuously converting illiquid assets into ETH or stablecoins. His ability to absorb millions in losses suggests a deep, diversified reserve, estimated at over $100 million in unallocated liquid capital. He further refreshes this reserve by launching new token projects, like MACHI on Blast. For ordinary investors, this case is a stark warning: extreme leverage is highly risky, and surviving such volatility requires immense capital depth most do not have. Transparency on-chain exposes these risks, but the mechanical efficiency of platforms like Hyperliquid can amplify losses. The key lesson: survival outweighs the pursuit of rapid riches.

深潮12/16 14:53

Machi Big Brother's Leverage Game: Where Does the 'Never-Ending' Money Come From?

深潮12/16 14:53

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