Kinexbt

who knows this sharp idea? market is active even in low MC, seems like the Team is preparing later pump. teapawt.org/Squadzdotpro/status/21…

Fastest Recovery Speed. Great, @binance

This is a meaningful milestone. A Nasdaq opening bell ceremony for the largest BNB treasury vehicle is more than ceremonial It reflects the continued institutionalisation of BNB as both a productive asset and a balance-sheet holding. The timing is notable. As traditional capital markets continue to explore tokenised assets and digital treasury strategies, having a listed BNB-focused vehicle ring the bell helps normalise the idea that crypto-native treasuries can operate within regulated public-market frameworks. Well done to the BNB Standard team and the broader BNB Chain ecosystem. These kinds of visible bridges matter. Looking forward to watching it.

Beautifully executed. The illustration doesn’t just dress crypto in Halloween aesthetics , it quietly stages the psychological climate of the market itself. These kinds of thoughtful community moments are rare and worth supporting. Good luck to everyone hunting and to the team that clearly spent real care on the concept.

Uniswap v4 has massive update and deployed it public. Aggregator Hooks wrap external liquidity sources and turn them into Uniswap pools. Live today on Ethereum, Base, and Robinhood Chain in the Uniswap Web App and API. Each Aggregator Hook becomes a v4 pool the router treats as native liquidity. Swaps through them pay protocol fees that go toward UNI burn. At launch, 7 sources cover more than 90% of all DEX activity across those chains. This is one of the cleaner expressions of Uniswap’s development style I’ve seen in a while. v4 was never just “concentrated liquidity with hooks.” It was a bet that the protocol could remain the settlement and routing layer even as liquidity fragmented across other AMMs, intent systems, and specialized venues. Aggregator Hooks make that concrete. External liquidity is not routed around Uniswap; it is absorbed into the v4 pool model so the existing router, fee logic, and user surface continue to work. The user experience stays unified while the protocol still captures value on the flow. The fee design is consistent with the post-UNIfication direction. Protocol fees are not distributed to UNI holders. They are used to burn UNI. Every additional source of volume that can be wrapped therefore has a direct, mechanical effect on supply. That is a deliberate choice: prioritize long-term scarcity and protocol alignment over short-term yield. It is also a relatively low-drama way to expand the economic surface of the protocol without rewriting the core AMM. What stands out is the incremental, hook-driven approach. Aggregator Hooks sit alongside StablePair, VolatilePair, Permissioned Pools, and LitePSM as another Uniswap Labs hook. The team is not trying to rebuild aggregation from scratch or compete feature-for-feature with every aggregator. They are extending the primitive they already control (the v4 pool + hook interface) so that external liquidity can be treated as first-class. Coverage of >90% of DEX activity on the three chains at launch is meaningful, but the more interesting part is the architecture: new sources can be added by deploying or updating hooks rather than by changing the router or the core contracts. Uniswap’s pattern over the past couple of years has been to keep the core simple and permissionless, then use hooks (and, more recently, protocol fees directed to burn) to express new product and economic behavior. This release fits that pattern. It expands the set of liquidity the protocol can settle and fee, strengthens the link between volume and UNI supply reduction, and does so without forcing users or integrators onto a new interface. Whether the incremental fee capture and burn rate justify the additional hop and any slight execution difference versus pure external routing is an empirical question that will show up in volume share and realized protocol revenue over the next quarters. The design itself, however, is coherent with how Uniswap has been building: modular extension of the pool abstraction, quiet expansion of the fee base, and value accrual through burn rather than distribution.

Nice update. it'll be much useful for pro-traders and researchers who 's often tracking whale traders.

Pokemon and Gacha migrated to the Robinhood already. This project will the good signal for the later RH pokemon games.

Innovative idea 🔥🔥🔥