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Been looking at the recent momentum around real world asset projects. Feels like this sector is quietly building out some real use cases while the rest of DeFi stays in experimentation mode. Tokenizing things like real estate and private equity isn’t new on paper, but platforms like Allo seem to actually be making some traction.

Allo’s angle is about bringing in assets that typically stay locked in TradFi, things like infrastructure, fine art and private equity and giving them more liquidity through tokenization. There’s a growing amount of value locked in and they’ve got some DeFi functions layered in like staking and lending.

Interesting that CEXs like Bitget’s been quick to these kinds of assets. $RWA was first pushed on their Onchain platform and now it’s gone live on spot trading too. Makes sense since CEXs are probably seeing that the lines between DeFi and TradFi are starting to blur, and they want in early.

Is the RWA space finally turning into something real? What do you think guys?

I been looking into DePIN sector these days, even more people are exploring decentralized infra as an alternative to relying on centralized providers, especially for things like storage, compute and network access.

There are a few live examples already like one project called Pocket Network, that basically offers decentralized RPC access across a bunch of chains like over 30 at this point, including Ethereum and Solana. Instead of depending on a single provider, developers can tap into a network of full nodes to relay data. Pretty relevant for Web3 apps trying to stay fully decentralized.

The way the network works is interesting too, node operators stake POKT tokens and earn based on how many relays they serve. So it’s got this built-in incentive system that keeps the network active and growing. I also read they’re aiming to AI workloads through decentralized inference endpoints, which could be big if that takes off.

In of accessibility, I also saw that POKT trading recently went live on Bitget and others CEXs. Their platform has been listing a few DePIN-related tokens lately, so seems like they’re paying attention to that vertical.

What y'all think for this sector? You think it has potential for room to grow?

Looks like the market’s picking up again, and it’s cool to see how some moves made during the bear market are starting to pay off.

A lot of people might be looking at new memecoins for quick gains. If you’re into Shiba Inu, you might want to check out Cheems too—it’s basically that dog’s nickname and it’s listed on Bitget. What’s interesting is that Cheems is part of a trend of early listings like ACT, PNUT, BAN, and other tokens that gave those paying attention a head start.. And we’ve seen similar projects end up on Binance not long after, so it shows how early discovery can lead to good opportunities.

With BTC climbing and liquidity improving, there’s a lot of potential in the short term. Cheems has been doing well since it listed, so it could be worth keeping an eye on. What do you think of $CHEEMS?

As Web3 keeps expanding, it’s not just about financial transactions anymore. We’re seeing a real shift in how we think about online identity. Decentralized naming services are opening up a whole new way for us to own pieces of our digital presence. Imagine your online name as something you genuinely control—something you can shape, hold onto, or along. That’s what’s different here: names aren’t just names anymore. They’re assets, linked to your identity, and they’re powered by blockchain.

Take SuiNS, for example. This Sui-based project doesn't just give you a name, it’s about creating a digital identity that’s uniquely yours, with options to add things like avatars and even your own linked websites. With SuiNS, the NS token gives people a vote in how the platform evolves. The token's listing on Bitget today has driven a price surge of 10,000%, far exceeding projections. You can see the chart on the image. Even their Candybomb event is further fueling growth with increased participation and rewards for depositing and spot trading.

So now the the real question is, will decentralized names be how we finally take back control of our online identities, on our own ?

So there's been a lot of talk about making Web3 more accessible, but it still feels like we’re in early stages. And looking forward to few projects like Fuse Network, they're pushing forward with a few interesting solutions. Fuse is focused on ultra-low transaction fees, which is huge for small payments and making it easier for businesses to interact with s through features like branded stablecoins and loyalty programs.

One thing Fuse does differently is Abstraction, which basically hides the technical side of blockchain to make it way simpler for anyone to use. They’re also EVM-compatible, so they play well with networks like Ethereum and Polygon. And recently, their $FUSE token gone live on Bitget, MEXC and others. You can see the chart in screenshot below I attached, It’ll be worth watching whether $FUSE finds stable or if it’s in for more volatility as the broader market engages with the token. And yeah it’ll also be interesting to see if this is the push that helps Web3 become more everyday-friendly.

Anyone else curious if this could be what makes Web3 payments actually usable in real life?

I'm getting more and more interested in AI, but one thing that bugs me is the whole data situation. High-quality datasets are essential, but they're often locked away by big companies, inaccessible to smaller developers and researchers. This lack of access creates a real bottleneck for innovation, and frankly, I'm starting to think it's holding the entire field back.

A more open and collaborative approach to data sharing is crucial. I mean how are we going to move forward in a meaningful way, when the information is kept within selected groups or individuals.

Then there are projects like Commune AI. They're building a platform for decentralized data ownership. Anyone can contribute datasets and get rewarded for it. I like that it incentivizes data sharing and collaboration while keeping things transparent. Plus, using a decentralized system makes it more resilient and less susceptible to censorship or manipulation, important things to consider, IMO.

They have their own native token, COMAI and just recently listed on Bitget today with the price of around 0.338$ and they also got candybomb event where s earn candies by trading in spot & futures based on targeted volume and those candies turns into COMAI rewards later on.

What are your thoughts on where the future of AI data lies? Let me know in comments.

You all heard of data ownership, but has there anything about getting true ownership of your data? Say in gaming, how you intend to get your in-game assets converted to cash or other things? That's what true ownership is here for.

Recently I have been checking some projects related to this. Surprisingly, people have been tweeting about CARV, calling it the largest modular data layer for AI & Gaming, designed for s to own and control data. Now I'm not just saying that it's just a project but looking deeper into it. more than 1 million active s using the protocol and connecting their gaming platforms to the protocol to earn incentives while keeping their data secured.

CARV has already gained a lot of traction, partnering with major gaming and AI companies. They're also about to launch their Token Generation Event and Bitget exchange has also announced that they are preparing to list their token soon.

I believe this project will be massive and the concept is really new to crypto space or at least to me. What do you guys think of it?

Some of you might not know what is TON is, it's the blockchain of freedom and it's designed to enable fast transactions and to a wide variety of dApps.

Nowadays, the trend of projects are Tap-to-earn and airdrops offered by projects like DOGS, NOT and more coming up. Exchanges were hosting a ton of events to hype the TON and related communities up. And I really believe that all of these hype combined really contributed to crypto space as a whole. Because today I saw one of major exchanges bitget that used to host ton events for dogs, it has recently increased in followers crossing from 2 million to 3 mil in less than a month. Source: https://x.com/bitgetglobal/status/1830916427416772856

So I really think this is the effect of TON projects and its hype, and I mean people are discovering things and following that gives benefits to their crypto journey. You guys can understand this is really good for the crypto industry.

The metaverse is moving quick with new projects starting show up right and left. I was looking at some of them earlier, and BRN Metaverse seems to be doing some cool things. They're trying to connect the real world with the virtual one using AI, gaming, blockchain, and Web 3.0.

I like that they have in-game economies and play-to-earn mechanics, because it makes things more engaging for s. And their NFT marketplace is a good idea too. It gives creators and collectors a place to trade stuff.

Recently, their BRN token's got listed on Bitget, in which they also started a Candybomb event with a massive prize pool of 241K $BRN. I think BRN Metaverse could be a good investment, especially since the metaverse is starting to get more popular.

What do you think about BRN Metaverse? Is it something you'd be interested in?

The moment we've all been waiting for is finally here guys lol. Bitget is the first cex, started distributing dogs airdrop to s, I received my airdrop at 24th august. Even though people are still waiting for their airdrop on other exchanges.

See that I did some tasks on the bot and got a pretty decent amount, even without referring anyone. And I believe the price will be high as much as I think. But with the same of NOTCOIN, it will dump at launch, and eventually go up to moon. What do yall think though?

Maybe some of you have forgotten about Tron, but it was a big deal back in 2021. There were a lot of memecoins on the Tron network. Recently, I've noticed one memecoin called SUNDOG making a lot of noise. It's a Tron ecosystem meme coin that launched on sunpump meme. People think it could become the top meme project on Tron.

SUNDOG just got listed on Bitget and its price is up to $0.23457 with 19% gains.


I think now is a good time to invest in Tron-related projects and trade memecoins. You never know what might happen. But I gotta ask, what do you guys think?

Openair:
Hello people, I just connected my dogs to telegram wallet. Please do I need to have gas fee on my telegram wallet first before I can receive allocation ?

I don't think it's a good option to do that, cos if you try to transfer $DOGS from Telegram wallet, you'll need gas fee for sure. Although if you claim it through exchanges like Bitget, you'll able to deposit it with zero gas fee and you'll able to trade it for zero fee spot trading, since there are some events ongoing on Bitget. There's a deposit event which you have to first to be eligible for some TON rewards. If you need some guide, then I'll suggest you to watch this video and learn how to deposit to the CEX I mentioned.

CoinMegaTrend:
Telegram's tap-to-earn initiatives have generated significant engagement, promising tangible rewards for community loyalty. However, the delayed launches of these tokens like Tapswap, hamster and others have dampened the interest of crypto Enthusiasts.

$DOGS, on the other hand, seems to be bucking this trend with the imminent ability for s to claim tokens. Their recent snapshot and announcement of claiming to Exchange of s' choice has created a whole new vibes. Anticipation is high for the first exchange to list $DOGS, although with Bitget's being foremost to announce pre-market trading weeks back might announce first.

Compared to other recent announcements, what do you all think about this project. Will it cook?

it's incredible how $DOGS has gained such popularity that almost all major exchanges are preparing to list it. It's like the new notcoin. It's no longer a hidden gem. Glad I used one of my friend referral and managed to finish all the tasks on DOGS bot.
I currently have over +10k dogs that are eligible for claiming, and I am in the process of claiming them through Bitget. The team has recently announced that it will be listed on August 23rd. I have been keeping track of the progress and am eagerly awaiting the airdrop to become available on the exchange. Do you know that DOGS and Bitget have partnered to bring up three series of events? Link to the source: https://x.com/CryptoRank_io/status/1825637599672938978.

There are numerous events planned specifically for dogs. If you're familiar with Dogenomics, you'll know that they have set aside 8.5% of liquidity on both CEXs and DEXs for this purpose, along with listing-related events. So it will cook for sure.

Shouldn't all CEXs be openly sharing their PoR to build confidence and attract new s?

it could bolster their reputation and make it easier for newcomers to identify trustworthy platforms. This transparency builds confidence and helps address concerns about insolvency or shady practices.
I was recently impressed to see Bitget consistently releasing their PoR results, especially with the recent market volatility. Their July data shows reserve ratios of 286% for Bitcoin, 163% for Ethereum, and 108% for USDT. Source: https://www.bitget.com/blog/articles/bitget-proof-of-reserves-por-july-2024

Wider adoption of PoR could significantly strengthen the entire ecosystem. More trust equals more stability and greater potential for growth. But what challenges prevent some exchanges from implementing this practice? I'm curious to hear your thoughts on this.

So, I got some interest in Aptos blockchain, It's been 2 years since they launched their blockchain & their native token, APT. I still buying when the price was 5.05$. Now the current price is around 6, I suppose market is down due to ongoing rates and fears of WWIII. Anyways so I believe this is the time now to load up on alts like APT, ETH and more.

Aptos has been building some good stuff like they recently launched 10M$ growth fund for move-based layer1 ecosystem. I also got interest in their one of the Dapps project, called LiquidSwap on that chain. I can see It's very similar to Uniswap and they claim to be the first DEX on the Aptos. Upon researching further, i noticed the DEX is backed by serious VCs like Lightspeed, Faction and Pantera. It's also built on Move open source language, to give the good experience while trading in DEX. I feel like they can pull this off, since they got listed on major exchanges, and they also have partnered with Bitget to host Discord treasure trove gleam giveaway, you can check them out: https://gleam.io/Nl48A/discord-treasure-trove-lsd.

What do you guys think about it? I feel like Aptos can attract a lot of exposure while projects build on the chain, such as DEX, RWA and other usage-based projects..

So recently I have been seeing some of my friends applying for campus ambassador program, so after hearing from them, I've been curious about crypto programs that offer a way for students to earn and learn at the same time. And I recently came across a new campus ambassador program, which seems interesting. This is a good opportunity for the students in university, so that they can earn while studying and gain valuable experience for their future crypto career.

The application requirements and responsibilities seem manageable too. Here's a basic overview of what you'd be doing as an Campus Ambassador:

• Represent Bitget on your university campus.
• Help bring new, active s to the platform.
• Educate the campus community about Bitget products through regular webinars.
• There are additional responsibilities involved, but these are some of the main ones.

But to be a good fit for this program, you should be a crypto enthusiast with a ion for Bitget specifically. Information about the specific incentives and earning potential will be shared once you're officially on board with the program.

Overall, I think this program could be a good fit for someone interested in crypto who wants to gain experience and potentially earn some income during their studies. Don't you think this is a good opportunity for students to explore crypto and increase adoption?

Memecoins are everywhere these days, especially on Solana. While Ethereum might have been the OG memecoin space, but Solana has seen a good amount of surge in new projects.
It's crazy how many memecoins are still around, even if some haven't made it or turned out to be scams. But that hasn't stopped new ones from popping up everywhere – animal-themed, celeb-based, you name it!

Recently I was looking on Bitget's Meme Zone, I saw a memecoin called Lollybomb, it has pumped up to 0.022$, you know most memecoin doesn't have kind of that value. Although it has 10 billion total supply, so you can pretty much guess how much it's gonna be valued. That being said, it's undeniable that memecoins continue to present short-term profit opportunities.

While memecoins can be a route to potentially quick profits, careful selection is crucial for success. What are your guys thoughts on memecoins?

Currently, Bitcoin can't connect with other blockchains, which limits its potential for use in DeFi and dApps.

There are protocols being developed to address this limitation. One that recently caught my attention is TeleportDAO. It acts as a light-client bridge, facilitating connections between Bitcoin and other blockchains.
For these cross-chain transactions to work, TeleportDAO utilizes relayers. These relayers transfer data on the blockchain to a smart contract that validates the transaction. But what incentive do they have?

Relayers are rewarded with TeleportDAO's native token, $TST. This token powers the entire protocol and grants governance rights to its holders. While initially offered through an IDO, $TST will be listed on Bitget and many other exchanges, which should contribute to the protocol's growth.

Everyone here likely understands the importance of cross-chain solutions for Bitcoin. What are your thoughts on this development?

There has been a lot of memecoins, some funny ones, some bad ones, but again some good quality ones.. But my focus are on good quality ones that can really give profit in short-term..

But what are the good memecoins you may ask? Obviously we know that DOGE, PEPE are the ones, but their high popularity means their potential for explosive growth might be limited. So when I was scrolling up on exchanges,, I saw a good memecoin named $WATER.

The team behind $WATER is focused on a charitable mission. They allocate a portion of their funds to global water-related initiatives. So, not only could you potentially see short-term gains, but you'd also be contributing to a worthy cause. With the massive hype they got, it has propelled $WATER to the top of charts and it's also one of the top gainers on Bitget exchange. The interesting thing is the bitget exchange will be hosting PoolX for the token tomorrow, so you can get hands on some WATER memecoins by staking BTC.

Anyways, do you guys think about this memecoin that is focusing on a good mission?

So, basically the market is rough now, but I wanna know, how do you guys manage to earn with your crypto holdings? I imagine many of us are looking to earning some crypto. My post might be helpful for anyone who is struggling to earn with their own crypto.
There are 2 options I have in mind right now.
Some projects offer airdrops as a way to promote themselves. If you know how to bridge tokens and do testnet tasks, these can be a low-cost or even free way to earn crypto.

I typically stake most of my tokens on platforms like PoolX on Bitget. Many projects listed on Bitget's PoolX offer attractive rewards with high APRs, especially through their ETH or USDT pools. This can be a good option if you don't want to lock up your crypto for a long period and prefer to earn rewards hourly.

Many of you might already be familiar with PoolX, especially since it's frequently announced on Twitter. I guess you guys have staked there?

MetaverseLawyer:

A variety of ways exist to earn in the CryptoSpace. Most times, it is ideal to explore a few of them.

A number of these opportunities abound. With new innovations like the PoolX framework on Bitget, alot of s get an opportunity to stake BGB and USDT to earn another native Token.

Personally, I've been leveraging on this to earn ively in a risk averse atmosphere and it has been fair thus far. Let me know what you think about these kind of ways to earn.

PoolX sounds like a fantastic way to earn crypto! Earning rewards every hour is definitely a perk compared to Launchpad. I've been staking ETH myself and it's been profitable so far with the pool on HODL, and NYAN. It seems like a lot of people are looking for ways to earn crypto, and PoolX could be a great option they might be overlooking.

Cryptocreed:
Individuals have varying preferences when it comes to storing their finances. While some opt for traditional banks, others lean towards online cryptocurrency exchanges. Personally, I favor exchanges due to the unique advantages they offer. For instance, Bitget is currently hosting a promotion where depositing a certain amount makes you eligible to share in a substantial pool of bonus funds. Such promotions are quite common on exchanges and can be quite enticing. If you're interested in learning more about this particular offer, feel free to follow this link: [insert link]. What are your thoughts on the choice between traditional banks and exchanges for storing money?

Sounds good since I really wanted to deposit some money in crypto. This event seems to be the right time to deposit some EUR from my bank. Could you clarify the minimum deposit amount required to participate in the event and qualify for the rewards?

The idea of merging digital and real-life experiences is really interesting tho, but I'm curious to see how Imaginary Ones executes it. Hopefully, the gameplay is as engaging as the artwork. With $BUBBLE launching on Bitget today, we'll get a better sense of the project's overall value.

I think it's really cool that Alltoscan prioritizes community input and inclusivity in the DeFi space. i think this Bitget listing could be a sign of mainstream adoption for them.

It's no surprise that Base Chain has become a memecoin hub. We've seen a lot of hyped memecoins such as BRETT, mfercoin, and more emerge on the chain. And still, the momentum isn't slowing down. There are many new memecoins gaining popularity on Base Chain right now, and I think it's the best time to capitalize on this trend, even if there's some risk involved. I've always followed the golden rule of doing my own research. So speaking of new memecoins, I recently invested in KATT DADDY.

The name sounds silly, but it's designed to integrate humor and edgy themes into the digital currency space. One thing I've noticed is that the developers are friendly and transparent with investors. The team and community have a special bond, honestly speaking. The community has the energy to make KATT successful, and that's what got them a major listing on Bitget. If you're interested in earning $KATT hourly, the CEX is providing a PoolX event for this memecoin. You can earn KATT via your USDT or BGB holdings.

Honestly, Base is growing rapidly, much like Solana did. I don't think the momentum will stop anytime soon. What do you guys think about memecoins on Base? I believe it's a positive development that Base is gaining recognition due to the hype around memecoins.

You know, cryptocurrency is all about trust, But it's tough to know if your exchange is keeping your money safe and playing fair. This is where transparency becomes super important.

Imagine if exchanges gave regular reports, like showing how many people use them, how much trading happens, and most importantly, how they keep your crypto safe. This would be a huge help in deciding which exchange to trust with crypto funds. Some exchanges like Bitget are already leading the way. Their recent report for the first quarter of 2024 showed a growing base, lots of trading, and a protection fund that's bigger than ever before. This kind of detail makes it easier for you to see what's going on.

So, don't you think CEXs should follow this way to build trust and bring more s to the CEX so that they can see it's safe to keep funds and trade?

It's clear that the battle for dominance among CEXs is heating up. We've seen some surprising jumps in trading volume lately, especially with Bitget's rise since it's leading the top with incredible growth in Spot Trading Volume Growth for Q1 2024. Even some smaller players like KuCoin and Bybit are doing well.

Obviously, Binance and Coinbase are still major exchanges, but the market is definitely changing over time. And It also makes me wonder what's drivin, maybe different regulations, the coins these exchanges list, Or, maybe the whole crypto market is just doing better.

Either way, it's getting really exciting. What do you think? Will the smaller exchanges keep gaining ground, or will things swing back around? One thing's for sure, this competition is good for us s, it'll likely force these CEXs to keep improving.

While core protocols are established, ongoing work on specialized infrastructure networks tailored to unique industry needs will be key to realizing blockchain's disruptive potential. Platforms customized for specific sectors can build solutions centered on workflows and pain points.

LUKSO demonstrates this approach with a network for the creative economy led by Ethereum co-founder Fabian Vogelstellar. It provides tools leveraging the LYX token for digital identities, copyright and community features for artists. LYX is listed on exchanges like Bitget and Kucoin, raising LUKSO's visibility in the market fastest. Infrastructure resolving challenges facing individual domains could spur promising decentralized applications. Standardization to enable communication between specialized blockchains may also advance the technology.

Continued evolution is important for mainstream use across industries like finance and logistics. Do you believe targeted infrastructure networks holding the potential to drive expanded real-world blockchain adoption in coming years?

I was reading about an article that states about MENA rising in the blockchain and the crypto space.

Honestly, I didn't expect the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) to become such a notable player in the crypto space. Governments in the region are surprisingly open to blockchain technology and seem to recognize its potential. What really stands out is how confident people in MENA are about the future of crypto. It makes me think there's something unique driving adoption there, maybe tied to their government's approach?
Crypto exchanges like Bitget seem to be playing a role in this too. Beyond just making it easy to buy and sell crypto, it's cool seeing them run those Blockchain4Youth programs. Educating people is super important, especially as crypto keeps growing.

Honestly, I'm curious – could the Middle East become one of the big hubs for crypto and blockchain stuff worldwide?

You can read the article if you want to: Blockchain in MENA region: Its present and future

GameFi is a fascinating space. And we know there's the potential to earn while you play, which is a whole new level for gaming. But more than that, it's about ownership and making your gaming experience uniquely yours.

One project I'm keeping tabs on is Magic Crystal. They're focused on this play-to-earn model with their MC token. What's cool is it's not just about who spends the most - you use MC to upgrade your NFTs, and your in-game skills directly impact how much you earn. There's a strategy to it, a reward for actually being good. if you're interested in getting your hands on MC tokens for yourself, you can find them listed on exchanges like Bitget.

Now, the big question is, will we see genuinely compelling gameplay experiences emerge that rival traditional games?

Of course, I know that GameFi still has a lot to prove. It'll take fantastic game design to keep that momentum going long-term, and that's what will really draw in the crowds, fun beyond just the earning potential.

Over the past few months, there has been a surge in the creation and popularity of meme-inspired cryptocurrency projects on the Solana blockchain. Coins like BOME, PONKE and WIF have seen massive price increases and higher trading volumes as more investors get involved in what some are calling the "Solana meme coin season".

These coins prioritize community building. Holders are rewarded for social engagement through token distributions, contests and more. This level of participation has fostered real camaraderie among coin ers. Major exchanges have taken notice of the meme coin phenomenon too. Exchanges like Bitget is even holding an event called Super Solana Airdrop through April to engage even more with this meme side of crypto. This event rewards s for interacting in trading with coins like BOME and PONKE.

I think this trend's gonna last a while or longer. Since devs are taking those memes to next level, but my opinion is different, so what are your thoughts?