When we think of RWA, most of us imagine gold and U.S. Treasury bonds. But what about the receivables of e-commerce businesses? 🤔 An online business selling on platforms like Amazon may have to wait 14–28 days to receive payment. Yet, expenses for inventory, advertising, and logistics continue every day—meaning sales are happening, but capital isn’t reaching the next order in time. @DowProtocol steps in precisely here, aiming to connect e-commerce receivables and credit needs with financing. What makes the system compelling is that it doesn’t rely solely on business self-reports. The platform uses order, sales, and return data for risk assessment—and repayments can be collected directly from platform payouts. On-chain pools and stablecoins provide the capital for this financing. I believe this is a lesser-discussed but worthwhile area of RWA. The real focus here isn’t high APY; it’s actual receivables, risk management, and how repayments are secured. @DowProtocol offers a strong example of how e-commerce financing is being brought on-chain.

43.4 million memecoins have been minted, and only 691 of them have a market cap above $100K 🤯 99.99% of the 43.4 million memecoins have gone to zero. Wow, folks, just wow. I’m thinking about all the money pumped into this market—insane money. This sector has been dead for a long time—unrecoverable. 😐 https://t.co/LFiwJJIhyE

$ANSEM continues to rug 🔴 The price of $ANSEM has already dropped -50% since the post from 10 days ago—and -90% from its all-time high, lol. The Pumpfun crew did it again. If ANSEM hadn’t broken its trendline, things could have been very different today. https://t.co/3wZKWH79WT

Hyperliquid pump 🟢 Big news today on $HYPE. Last time, Donald Trump got involved; this time, it’s Elon Musk. Here’s what happened today: "The owner of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), plans to partner with Trade[.]xyz to bring Hyperliquid-linked perpetual futures products to regulated U.S. markets." "Elon Musk responded to Druckenmiller’s post highlighting Hyperliquid’s TradeXYZ activities."

This was the most memeable event in recent years, but for some reason, no one held onto the memecoin 🎯 🔫 Our brother Yusuf Dikeç took the internet by storm with his move at the Paris 2024 Olympics. It racked up millions of views online and became a natural meme—easily adaptable to any situation or context. Even two years later, it still maintains its popularity. In the past week alone, I saw dozens of memes about Yusuf Dikeç with over 10 million views each on Twitter—because this meme fits perfectly into every aspect of life. It could even be used in games and movies. For example, it could be added as a character in games like Hitman or Call of Duty, or appear as a guest star in assassination-themed films. Everyone—from Elon Musk to government ministers—has used this meme. I wish we’d held onto the memecoin—if only we had, it’d be worth $100M+ today.

Bullshot announced it has raised $7.7M in funding 💰 I’m excited to see what emerges when AI agents meet the token launch ecosystem. With support from names like @Bullshot911, Animoca Brands, and P2 Ventures, Bullshot has raised a total of $7.7M. Additionally, it secured $1M in funding from @MindoAI. I’m curious to see what product will emerge from such strong backing—I’ve followed closely 👇

I’ve been looking into Web3 projects with various use cases, and @ShopinxSPX caught my attention. 👀 Viewing ShopinX as just “a token project” is somewhat incomplete—the project is backed by the active GoBenefits marketplace. Users can browse discount and reward offers from real brands and services, then redeem appropriate vouchers using SPX. So SPX isn’t just used for buying and selling—it’s also used to access platform benefits and for settlement. Moreover, SPX staking went live on October 6, and the Creator Earn program is now active. Now, with the SPX/USDT trading pair launching on CoinTR, access has been significantly enhanced for users in Turkey. 🇹🇷🔥 I believe the key factor going forward will be how much the merchant network expands. Those following $SPX should keep it on their radar. #ShopinX #SPX #CoinTR #Crypto #Web3

Such a boring market 🥲 The market has gone back to its old cursed state. Altcoin prices are the same now as they were when Bitcoin was at $60K—when Bitcoin was at $80K. The memecoin market was wiped out in just two days. The whole airdrop phenomenon has vanished from circulation. An entire industry has just disappeared, damn it. I don’t even feel like posting anymore because of the frustration. https://t.co/9CLobYub0G

Thank you to the @axisrobotics team, especially @axisroboticsTR, for the merch ♥️ I got a great hoodie and hat from the merch box 🧢 https://t.co/nmn1POja1Z

None of us are safe in crypto anymore 👨‍💻 One morning, we could wake up to find that hackers have stolen everything we own. Previously, people would say, “Just buy a hardware wallet (usually Ledger) and you’re fine.” But now, even those aren’t trustworthy. Here are two major hardware wallet attacks that occurred in 2026: 1. Coldcard Firmware Vulnerability ($130M hack) - This was the biggest technical disaster in the hardware wallet space. Attackers didn’t touch the device or know the seed—because the seed was predictable from the start. - A coding flaw introduced in firmware 4.0.1 in March 2021 caused devices to use MicroPython’s weak software PRNG, called Yasmarang, instead of a true hardware RNG. All seeds generated between March 2021 and July 2026 were at risk. 2. Ledger / CryptoBilis: Supply Chain Implant ($90M hack) - CryptoBilis, an authorized distributor based in Malaysia, was sold in March 2026 to a Chinese buyer, who forced the previous owner to sign an NDA. - The new owners modified Nano X devices by secretly embedding a hidden card beneath the screen, containing an LTE modem and eSIM. The displayed seed was exfiltrated via cellular data. Ledger’s authenticity checks failed because the chip was genuine. - Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès exposed the incident by publishing photos of the implant.