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Odaily News: Crypto trader Bonk Guy posted on X platform responding to recent controversy surrounding his purchase of EMBER and explaining his position-building logic. Bonk Guy stated that he first noticed the project when EMBER's market cap was around $3 million but did not buy in. After observing for a day, he revisited his research due to the platform's rapid data growth and bought in from around a $7 million market cap all the way up to a $20 million market cap.Bonk Guy said that EMBER is a major Launchpad built on Meteora, supporting SOL, USDC, and over 150 tokenized stocks as pairing assets for token issuance. It utilizes Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve technology and offers features such as token fee distribution, Daily Jackpots, and DAO governance.According to his disclosure, Ember has recorded approximately $51.7 million in trading volume, $561,000 in fees, and has cumulatively issued 2,041 tokens within 3 days of launch, with over 41,800 unique holder addresses and 149,000 Solana transactions. BonkGuy compared his Ember purchase to his previous PONS trade, noting that he first saw PONS when its market cap was below $1 million, similarly ignored it for a full day, and then started buying at around a $4 million market cap. Rather than whether a trending token has already emerged, what matters more is observing the real usage data underlying the Launchpad.Additionally, Bonk Guy stated that both Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain have multiple successful Launchpads, while Solana's Meme trading ecosystem has been developing for a longer time, so there is no reason to believe that Solana can ultimately only accommodate one successful Launchpad. He also stated that his trades are not based on market consensus. Some of his most successful trades in the past often came from discovering opportunities before the market formed a consensus; by the time everyone agrees, the asymmetric upside potential has usually already been significantly reduced.Regarding the recent controversy, Bonk Guy said that the claim of "EMBER having over 50% Bubblemaps address clusters" has been clarified by Bubblemaps; his earlier statement that Ember was "launched by Meteora" was also inaccurate—a more precise description is that Ember is built on Meteora-related infrastructure and has now been listed on Meteora's ecosystem page. Bonk Guy emphasized that he has no relationship with the Ember team, and EMBER is a personal trade for him.
: HyperLiquid has announced an upgrade to the AQAv2 mechanism. The system will use on-chain automated trading to maintain a dynamic 1:9 balance of USDC between two core addresses in each HyperEVM block, corresponding to the contract execution layer and the treasury reserve layer, respectively.According to the mechanism design, this ratio is used for functional stratification between "high-frequency trading and liquidation liquidity" and "long-term reserves and yield pools," aiming to enhance system stability and isolate trading risks.On the technical side, the balancing process is executed automatically by the system without manual intervention. Circle is responsible for the technical deployment, while Coinbase undertakes the treasury deployment and management.Regarding the yield mechanism, AQAv2 stipulates that stablecoin issuers must distribute approximately 90% of their cost-adjusted reserve earnings generated within the Hyperliquid ecosystem to the protocol. Settlement occurs on a 30-day cumulative cycle, and the earnings will be automatically transferred to the Assistance Fund on the 8th day after the cycle ends.Additionally, the mechanism includes a transition period arrangement:1. Start of yield accrual: August 26;2. First yield payment: October 3.The market believes this design marks the evolution of stablecoins from traditional custody structures toward an on-chain infrastructure model characterized by "protocolized capital stratification + automated yield distribution."
Bitget PoolX will list the BILL project, with a total airdrop of 5,000,000 BILL tokens. This campaign features two BTC staking pools, open for deposits from May 9 at 19:00 to May 16 at 19:00 (UTC+8). Specifically, the BTC Static Staking Pool allocates 2,250,000 BILL tokens, with a per-user staking cap of 30 BTC; the BTC Dynamic Staking Pool allocates 2,750,000 BILL tokens, with a tiered staking cap determined by users’ trading volume over the past 15 days, and a per-user staking cap of 50 BTC. Additionally, users whose net BTC deposits are positive during the campaign period will receive a 3% BTC interest-boosting coupon upon campaign completion. First-time PoolX participants who meet the net deposit requirement will receive a 10% BTC interest-boosting coupon. The net deposit window runs from May 8 at 19:00 to May 15 at 19:00 (UTC+8). For more details, please refer to the official Bitget platform.
Odaily Odaily, Bitget PoolX will soon list projects CC and UMXM. Users can stake ETH to share 1,000,000 CC, or stake BTC to share 71,600 UMXM. Details are as follows:CC PoolX: The staking period is from 18:00 on May 6 to 18:00 on May 10 (UTC+8). Both ETH Static and Dynamic staking pools will be open, allocating 450,000 and 550,000 CC for airdrop rewards respectively. The ETH Dynamic pool will unlock tiered caps based on a user's trading volume over the last 15 days, with a maximum staking limit of 1,500 ETH.UMXM PoolX: The staking period is from 18:00 on May 6 to 18:00 on May 9 (UTC+8). Both BTC Static and Dynamic staking pools will be open, allocating 33,600 and 38,000 UMXM for airdrop rewards respectively. The BTC Dynamic pool will unlock tiered caps based on a user's trading volume over the last 15 days, with a maximum staking limit of 50 BTC.Additionally, users who participate in the corresponding PoolX during the event and have a positive net deposit will also receive BTC/ETH wealth management bonus vouchers. First-time participants can enjoy up to 10% BTC or 15% ETH bonus benefits.