Token | Trading Volume 【BTC】1.82 billion 【TRUMP】42.09 million 【FIL】11.65 million 【UNI】22.87 million 【ASTER】9.81 million 【SUSHI】1.39 million 【CHZ】4.55 million 【PAXG】17.12 million 【HYPE】7.63 million 【SPACE】2.25 million

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Nikita Bier, X's product manager and Solana consultant, stated on the X platform that a disclosure feature will be launched next week. This move aims to warn users of undisclosed advertising content and implies that X may require users to clearly disclose paid promotional posts and suspend accounts that do not comply with relevant regulations. Nikita Bier pointed out that some promotional content on the platform currently does not clearly indicate commercial partnerships or advertising nature, which may mislead users. If the new regulations are implemented, X may strengthen its transparency management of commercial promotional content and enhance its compliance review mechanism. It is understood that Nikita Bier has already requested further disclosure of relevant advertising information in response to a paid promotion tweet from the prediction market platform Kalshi, warning that failure to comply will result in account suspension.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that IoTeX posted an update on its X platform regarding the previous private key leak hack. The update states that the team has brought the security incident under control, and IoTeX Chain is strengthening its security. The confirmed loss from the attack is approximately $2 million, involving assets such as USDC, USDT, IOTX, and WBTC. It is understood that this was a sophisticated attack planned by professional attackers, targeting multiple blockchain networks. IoTeX is working closely with exchanges and law enforcement agencies to attempt to freeze the stolen funds and advance the investigation and recovery efforts. On-chain operation and deposit functions will be restored within 24 to 48 hours after the security upgrade is completed. The company also promises to maintain transparent disclosure of subsequent progress.

Huoxun Finance reported on February 22nd that investor Nic Carter, founder of CoinMetrics, published an article discussing the current state of prediction markets. He argues that while they are projected to become a cultural phenomenon by 2025/26, they still fall short of the potential envisioned by their early proponents. He points out two major structural problems: first, market fragmentation and a lack of natural buyers and sellers make them difficult to use as effective hedging tools (the more favorable the market is to hedgers, the less liquid it becomes. For the concept of "corporate hedging" to function effectively, a large number of speculative noise traders are needed to effectively "subsidize" these short positions through short selling); second, part of the value of prediction markets lies in revealing insider information, but such activities are often illegal and could ultimately lead to a loss of confidence in the market among traders. Furthermore, he mentions that current prediction markets rely heavily on sports betting for survival, but in non-sports sectors, insider trading scandals could raise questions about market fairness among traders, ultimately leading to user churn. Despite the social value of prediction markets, Carter believes that realizing the vision of early advocates still faces significant challenges, and the future may focus more on the sports and cultural markets.

According to analyst defioasis.eth, PolymarketBuilders' trading volume reached $125 million last week, marking the third consecutive week it has surpassed the $100 million mark, with the number of trading addresses exceeding 10,000 for two consecutive weeks. In terms of cumulative trading volume, betmoar leads other platforms with over $550 million, capturing a 50.6% market share. Other platforms with cumulative trading volumes exceeding $50 million include PolyTraderPro, PolyCop, Stand, Polymtrade, and Preddytrade. Regarding trading addresses, Polymtrade became the first Builder to surpass 10,000 traders and is using fees for token buybacks. Other Builders with over 1,000 trading addresses include Polygun, Polycule, PolyCop, Based, Rainbow, Chance, betmoar, and PolyBot.