# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Web3

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Web3", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

The Biggest Airdrop for Crypto Enthusiasts is Given by Yuanbao

The article "The Biggest Airdrop for Crypto Enthusiasts is Given by Yuanbao" discusses the recent trend of crypto investors turning to Yuanbao, a Web2 platform by Tencent, for cash red packet rewards amid a severe market downturn. Starting February 1st, Yuanbao’s cash reward campaign attracted widespread participation, with crypto community members shifting from trading to actively engaging in Yuanbao’s referral-based tasks to earn small but guaranteed cash payouts. This comes as global financial markets, including crypto, experienced significant losses, with Bitcoin dropping below $75,000 and Ethereum and Solana also declining sharply. On January 31st, the crypto market saw over $2.56 billion in liquidations. The author contrasts Yuanbao’s straightforward, no-cost cash rewards with the high-risk, often disappointing airdrops in the crypto space. While crypto airdrops typically offer tokens that require selling to realize gains—and often come with hidden costs like time, research, and potential losses—Yuanbao provides immediate, tangible cash benefits. A case study highlights an Infinex user who lost over $11,900 after a 406-day participation, receiving tokens worth far less than invested. The piece argues that crypto airdrops have evolved from rewarding early users to serving as exit strategies for projects, with declining returns and increased risks. Unlike Web2 companies like Tencent, which use reliable cash incentives backed by strong cash flow and legal frameworks, Web3 projects often fail to deliver on promises, leading to user frustration and attrition. Finally, the article touches on the challenge of converting airdrop-driven user growth into long-term retention. While airdrops can boost initial engagement, sustainable growth depends on product-market fit, user experience, and ecosystem integration. Tencent’s experience with WeChat Red Packet is cited as a successful model, whereas many Web3 projects struggle with post-airdrop user retention. The conclusion emphasizes that beyond token rewards, Web3 projects must focus on product functionality and user value to achieve lasting growth.

marsbit02/04 03:50

The Biggest Airdrop for Crypto Enthusiasts is Given by Yuanbao

marsbit02/04 03:50

When Notices Become Law: What Does the Draft Network Crime Prevention Law Mean for the Crypto World?

The draft "Cyber Crime Prevention Law" released by Chinese authorities on January 31, 2026, marks a significant shift from previous regulatory notices to formal legislation, fundamentally altering the legal landscape for cryptocurrency activities in China. Unlike earlier policies focused on financial risks, this law adopts a criminal governance approach, specifically targeting three core areas: OTC transactions, technical development, and public node operations. Key provisions include Article 26, which redefines "knowledge" in OTC trading, making it easier to prosecute those involved in transferring illicit funds using virtual currencies. Articles 19 and 31 extend liability to those providing technical support, such as developers or promoters, with Article 2 asserting extraterritorial jurisdiction over overseas entities serving Chinese users. Additionally, Article 40 requires blockchain nodes to monitor and block illegal activities, challenging the feasibility of permissionless networks. Legal experts note that while penalties may start with fines, severe cases could lead to criminal charges. The law reflects a broader trend from administrative bans to criminal regulation, emphasizing compliance through strict KYC, AML controls, and geo-blocking for Chinese users. For the crypto industry, this law establishes compliance as a critical survival threshold rather than an optional measure.

marsbit02/03 11:54

When Notices Become Law: What Does the Draft Network Crime Prevention Law Mean for the Crypto World?

marsbit02/03 11:54

From Leek Glasses to On-Chain Danmaku and DEV Pumping: How Creative Was the Solana Online Hackathon?

Odaily Planet Daily reports on the Solana Online Hackathon, held from January 20-30, 2026, which showcased innovative projects focused on practical applications in trading, alpha discovery, and consumer entertainment. The event featured an open submission format on X, allowing for direct community feedback. The grand prize winner was The MM Hunter, a quantitative trading tool using machine learning to analyze Binance order books and automate trades via Orderly Network. Other notable winners included Peak Trading, an AI-powered terminal for trade logging and risk management, and Eagle Pigeon Hunter, which automates trading based on macroeconomic data. In the Alpha discovery category, Chitu won for its system monitoring smart money movements on Solana, while Voiverse offered AI-powered noise reduction for Web3 information. TradeCat provided an open-source toolbox for multi-market alpha analysis. The Internet Capital Markets section featured creative tools like a wallet visualizer that turns holdings into Agar.io-style videos, Leek Vision (a browser plugin converting fiat prices to crypto values), and Sendit, an on-chain chat tool that overlays comments directly onto trading charts. For Consumer & Entertainment, winners included Insider Loop, a card game influencing simulated stock prices; a DEV-themed trading simulator; and DegenerCity, a 3D life simulator set in a crypto-themed cyberpunk city. The hackathon highlighted a strong trend towards AI integration, gamification, and improving user experience in Web3.

marsbit02/03 09:38

From Leek Glasses to On-Chain Danmaku and DEV Pumping: How Creative Was the Solana Online Hackathon?

marsbit02/03 09:38

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