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The "Bankruptcy" of Metcalfe's Law: Why Are Cryptocurrencies Overvalued?
The "Bankruptcy" of Metcalfe's Law: Why Are Cryptocurrencies Overvalued?

Currently, the pricing of crypto assets is largely based on network effects that have yet to materialize, with valuations clearly outpacing actual usage, retention, and fee capture capabilities.

Chaincatcher·2025/11/26 23:15
Need Funding, Need Users, Need Retention: A Growth Guide for Crypto Projects in 2026
Need Funding, Need Users, Need Retention: A Growth Guide for Crypto Projects in 2026

When content becomes saturated, incentives become more expensive, and channels become fragmented, where lies the key to growth?

Chaincatcher·2025/11/26 23:15
EOS faces renewed turmoil as the community accuses the Foundation of running away with the funds
EOS faces renewed turmoil as the community accuses the Foundation of running away with the funds

The collapse of Vaulta is not only a tragedy for EOS, but also a reflection of the shattered ideals of Web3.

Chaincatcher·2025/11/26 23:14
Exclusive: Revealing the Exchange’s New User Acquisition Strategy—$50 for Each New User
Exclusive: Revealing the Exchange’s New User Acquisition Strategy—$50 for Each New User

Crypto advertising has evolved from being barely noticeable to becoming pervasive everywhere.

Chaincatcher·2025/11/26 23:14
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  • 01:11
    "Maji" continues to roll over long positions, with long positions rising to $23.85 million
    BlockBeats News, November 27, according to monitoring by Hyperinsight, this morning "Maji" closed out their bitcoin long position and once again rolled over to go long on ETH and HYPE. As of press time, their long positions have risen to $23.85 million. Among them, the ETH long position reached $18.24 million; the HYPE long position reached $5.6 million.
  • 01:06
    Hyperliquid Sparks Controversy Over Arbitrary Token Symbol Changes, Pixelmon’s $500,000 Purchase Rights Overridden
    ChainCatcher news, according to The Defiant, Hyperliquid has sparked controversy for unilaterally changing a token symbol. Earlier this year, the gaming project Pixelmon purchased the MON token symbol for nearly $500,000 through Hyperliquid’s permissionless auction feature, but the symbol has now been replaced by Monad’s MON token. On the Hyperliquid frontend, Pixelmon’s MON has been changed to MONPRO, while Monad’s token, deployed by the leading tokenization layer Unit, has become the default MON. Although the block explorer shows that Pixelmon technically still holds the MON symbol (Monad’s is UMON), Hyperliquid Labs has overridden the frontend display, raising doubts about the exchange’s decentralization claims. Crypto gaming investor Grail.eth criticized: Hyperliquid has essentially deceived all token symbol auction buyers by forcibly taking Pixelmon’s MON and giving it to Monad. The entire value proposition of buying these symbols is the immutability and the frontend interface that comes with the purchase. Previous reports stated that since its launch in May 2024, Pixelmon’s MON has plummeted by 98%, with its market cap dropping from $53 million to $6 million.
  • 01:05
    Data: A certain whale, who has maintained a 100% win rate this week, opened a 3x BTC short position worth $90.3 million in the early morning.
    According to ChainCatcher, Onchain Lens monitoring shows that a whale with a 100% win rate has achieved approximately $11.29 million in profits within just 50 days. Six hours ago, this whale opened a 3x short position of 1,000 BTC, valued at $90.3 million, with an average entry point of $89,765.6. Currently, wallet data shows an unrealized loss of $53.54, a liquidation price of $122,932, and a cumulative realized profit and loss of $11.29 million, with a 100% win rate maintained this week.
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