null Authors: Liu Kaiwen, EeeVee, BlockBeats On November 22, 2025, a silent showdown is taking place on a prediction market of Polymarket. On one side of the duel is a mysterious trader named @totofdn. On the other side is an automated arbitrage robot called sunshines. It all started with a trivial order. @totofdn placed a very small sell order: 5 units at $0.34. This action instantly compressed the market's buy-sell spread to less than $0.04—this is the magic number that triggers the platform's "Order Reward." In almost the same second, sunshines reacted. A huge sell order was slammed into the order book: 100 shares No @ 0.34. The robot

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One is the darling of institutional capital, and the other is the king of high-frequency applications. The essence of competition among public chains has shifted from technical performance to ecological value capture. In 2025, the world of cryptocurrency is witnessing an exciting duel of two champions. Solana and Ethereum – these two blockchain platforms, which are fundamentally different in architecture philosophy, ecological strategy, and value propositions, are engaged in a comprehensive competition regarding the future of blockchain. Data shows that Solana processed 2.9 billion transactions in August 2025, a figure comparable to Ethereum's entire transaction history since its launch in 2015. Meanwhile, Ethereum continues to defend its position as the "settlement layer of everything" with its total locked value (TVL) exceeding $94 billion and a massive influx of institutional investment.

BitMEX was invited to talk about the convergence of real-world assets (RWAs) and institutional finance on a blockchain at GITEX Global 2025. The debate occurred during the session called Stablecoins Alumni: The Duel of Digital Currencies. The conference brought together international fintech and

Strategy and Metaplanet announced significant Bitcoin purchases totaling over $600 million, with a humorous gaming-themed tweet from their leaders going viral. Despite Bitcoin's slight price drop, institutional interest remains strong as both firms aim to expand their BTC holdings.

The year 2025 seems to be the year of conflicts, whether it is the US-China trade war or India-Pakistan, this year the world has witnessed some of the largest conflicts in history. Now, there is a power struggle between the richest man in the world, Elon Musk and the President of America Donald Trump.

Zayn Malik celebrated his 32nd birthday with a customized "Clicker" cake from the video game “The Last of Us,” which he shared on social media. The cake designer, Elizabeth Rowe, also won the Netflix reality show “Is It Cake?” and added realistic details such as a wall of Cordyceps decoration. Malik previously showed his love for gaming by collaborating with Harry Potter: Puzzles and Spells and participating in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel live-stream tournament.

This article analyzes the application of Layer 3 in the field of blockchain games, explores how B3 and XAI platforms promote industry development through efficient, low-cost, and customizable blockchain infrastructure, and introduces how L3 optimizes Consensus Mechanism, drops Money Laundering, and provides support for various digital assets. It also discusses the challenges faced by L3 in practical applications, such as performance bottlenecks and development complexity.

> In the past few months, the crypto market has truly staged a fierce long-short showdown between major crypto players and institutions. So in this duel, what is the outcome? How will Bitcoin develop after ETFs? Written by: BitpushNews The recently popular "Flowers" has come to an end. Mr. Dahu Bao, who was in the era of retail investors, and Mr. Qiang, who entered the market as an institution, had a fierce game. At the same time, the U.S. SEC has approved multiple Bitcoin ETFs, Wall Street financial institutions have entered the market, and Bitcoin has officially entered the institutional era. In the past few months, the crypto market has truly staged a fierce long-short showdown between major crypto players and institutions. So in this duel, what is the outcome? How will Bitcoin develop after ETFs? Fake news emerges and Wall Street takes advantage of the trend Bitcoin ETF Pair

Author: Pima, ContinueCapital Source: X (formerly Twitter) @LeePima After this nirvana, it seems that $SOL has become a unique existence (any L1 that is close to double its market value can be replaced by SOL) cohesion, technology, ecology, chips, communities, etc?——.$SOL The scaling duel is roughly divided into two categories: genius to the left: to split blocks into small ones and connect them, and madman to the right: to optimize a single shard to the extreme. It's like playing cards, you play L1, I play a single chain, you play modular, I play a single chain, you play Rollup/L2/L3, I still play a single chain. I'm really tired of stepping over and over again...

Compiled by: Blockchain Knight Ripple’s chief financial officer (CFO) Christina Campbell unexpectedly left the crypto-asset payment platform to take a related role at digital health service provider Maven Medical Institution. According to Campbell’s LinkedIn profile, she ended her tenure at Ripple in October after more than two years at the company. Although she did not give a specific reason for her departure, Campbell expressed her gratitude for the "unforgettable" time she spent at the Crypto company. Campbell joined Ripple in April 2021 after serving as chief financial officer at payments platform PayNearMe for more than four years. In a post on October 7, Campbell...

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