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Bonk Guy Attacked by STONK Community: Buying EMBER Is Not a Challenge to STONK

Odaily News: Well-known trader Bonk Guy responded on X to the STONK community's questioning of his purchase of EMBER, saying that some community members believed his buying another Launchpad token meant he was trying to challenge STONK's industry position, a reaction he called "extremely exaggerated." He pointed out that STONK's second-largest holder had previously bought EMBER at a $2.8 million market cap and remained bullish for several days without being questioned, while after he bought EMBER at a valuation about 6 times that holder's entry price, he was treated as "the villain," which clearly reflects a double standard.Bonk Guy emphasized that he remains bullish on STONK and had publicly praised STONK even when he held no position, with that post now having over 400,000 views. He said that support for STONK from core teams in the Solana ecosystem is one of the biggest reasons he shifted back to a bullish outlook after being broadly bearish on the Solana ecosystem for months prior, and he believes that if one is bullish on STONK's long-term vision, this pullback caused by community controversy may instead be a buying opportunity.Bonk Guy said he has long mainly traded low-market-cap projects because he believes such assets offer a better risk-reward ratio, and he rarely buys large-market-cap tokens even when he is bullish on their future performance. He also said that his purchase of EMBER had no "PvP" (player versus player competition) intent, that STONK and EMBER can absolutely succeed at the same time, and that the view that "only one winner can exist in a sector" actually goes against the essence of the crypto industry.Bonk Guy also said that the STONK community's strong reaction this time actually demonstrates its community cohesion, and that competition and multiple projects winning together are good for the industry.

Chainlink Partners with 47 European and Korean Banks to Advance Project Pangea, Aiming for Real-Time Cross-Border Stablecoin Settlement Within One Year

According to CoinDesk, blockchain infrastructure company Chainlink has announced its participation in Project Pangea—a consortium formed by Qivalis, a European stablecoin consortium backed by 37 European banks, and UniKA, the Korean banking alliance representing over 10 commercial banks—collectively managing assets exceeding $10 trillion. The project targets the economic corridor between Europe and Korea, which sees annual trade exceeding $15 billion, aiming to reduce foreign exchange settlement cycles from the traditional T+2 (48 hours) to T+0 (near real-time) using regulated euro- and won-pegged stablecoins, and employing atomic PvP (payment-versus-payment) settlement to mitigate counterparty risk. Chainlink will serve as middleware, translating legacy SWIFT instructions into instant atomic swaps on-chain—without requiring banks to replace their existing payment infrastructure. The project aims to achieve live, compliant transactions within 12 months.

Bonk Guy Attacked by STONK Community: Buying EMBER Is Not a Challenge to STONK

Odaily News: Well-known trader Bonk Guy responded on X to the STONK community's questioning of his purchase of EMBER, saying that some community members believed his buying another Launchpad token meant he was trying to challenge STONK's industry position, a reaction he called "extremely exaggerated." He pointed out that STONK's second-largest holder had previously bought EMBER at a $2.8 million market cap and remained bullish for several days without being questioned, while after he bought EMBER at a valuation about 6 times that holder's entry price, he was treated as "the villain," which clearly reflects a double standard.Bonk Guy emphasized that he remains bullish on STONK and had publicly praised STONK even when he held no position, with that post now having over 400,000 views. He said that support for STONK from core teams in the Solana ecosystem is one of the biggest reasons he shifted back to a bullish outlook after being broadly bearish on the Solana ecosystem for months prior, and he believes that if one is bullish on STONK's long-term vision, this pullback caused by community controversy may instead be a buying opportunity.Bonk Guy said he has long mainly traded low-market-cap projects because he believes such assets offer a better risk-reward ratio, and he rarely buys large-market-cap tokens even when he is bullish on their future performance. He also said that his purchase of EMBER had no "PvP" (player versus player competition) intent, that STONK and EMBER can absolutely succeed at the same time, and that the view that "only one winner can exist in a sector" actually goes against the essence of the crypto industry.Bonk Guy also said that the STONK community's strong reaction this time actually demonstrates its community cohesion, and that competition and multiple projects winning together are good for the industry.

Bonk Guy Attacked by STONK Community: Buying EMBER Is Not a Challenge to STONK

Odaily News: Well-known trader Bonk Guy responded on X to the STONK community's questioning of his purchase of EMBER, saying that some community members believed his buying another Launchpad token meant he was trying to challenge STONK's industry position, a reaction he called "extremely exaggerated." He pointed out that STONK's second-largest holder had previously bought EMBER at a $2.8 million market cap and remained bullish for several days without being questioned, while after he bought EMBER at a valuation about 6 times that holder's entry price, he was treated as "the villain," which clearly reflects a double standard.Bonk Guy emphasized that he remains bullish on STONK and had publicly praised STONK even when he held no position, with that post now having over 400,000 views. He said that support for STONK from core teams in the Solana ecosystem is one of the biggest reasons he shifted back to a bullish outlook after being broadly bearish on the Solana ecosystem for months prior, and he believes that if one is bullish on STONK's long-term vision, this pullback caused by community controversy may instead be a buying opportunity.Bonk Guy said he has long mainly traded low-market-cap projects because he believes such assets offer a better risk-reward ratio, and he rarely buys large-market-cap tokens even when he is bullish on their future performance. He also said that his purchase of EMBER had no "PvP" (player versus player competition) intent, that STONK and EMBER can absolutely succeed at the same time, and that the view that "only one winner can exist in a sector" actually goes against the essence of the crypto industry.Bonk Guy also said that the STONK community's strong reaction this time actually demonstrates its community cohesion, and that competition and multiple projects winning together are good for the industry.

Circle and edgeX Deepen Partnership to Expand FX and Global Asset Trading Markets on Arc Chain

Odaily News, September 3: Circle and decentralized perpetual futures trading platform edgeX jointly announced that, ahead of the Arc mainnet launch on September 16, edgeX will serve as Arc's flagship perp venue, offering 24/7 FX trading from day one of the mainnet. The two parties will work together to advance the development of on-chain FX and global asset trading markets on Arc.On the first day of the mainnet launch, edgeX will be the first to offer USD/JPY perpetual contracts with 24/7 trading, alongside more than 150 perpetual contract markets covering U.S. equities, commodities, and crypto assets. All markets will use Arc's native USDC as margin and settlement assets.Arc is Circle's Layer 1 blockchain built for stablecoin finance, specifically designed for stablecoin-based financial applications, featuring a built-in FX engine (StableFX), an institutional-grade RFQ quoting system, and 24/7 on-chain PvP (payment-versus-payment) settlement, with USDC serving as the native gas token.edgeX, backed by Circle Ventures, will exclusively launch FX perpetual markets for the Arc Chain. edgeX is one of the world's leading centralized perpetual futures exchanges by trading volume, having recorded over $900 billion in cumulative trading volume since its inception. Users can trade perpetual contracts on U.S. equities, commodities, FX, and crypto assets around the clock. Previously, the Circle and edgeX teams have collaborated on native USDC issuance and CCTP integration on the EDGE Chain.

StableFX is about to launch on the Arc mainnet, covering local currency stablecoins in major and emerging markets

Odaily News: Jeremy Allaire posted on the X platform that StableFX is about to launch on the Arc mainnet. Previously, StableFX had already gone live on the Arc public testnet. StableFX is an institutional-grade stablecoin foreign exchange engine that covers local currency stablecoins in major and emerging markets, supporting near-instant, 7×24-hour on-demand settlement. It adopts a PvP mechanism, meaning both sides settle simultaneously or not at all, to reduce capital occupation. It also allows access to multiple audited counterparties through a single onboarding process.

Chainlink Partners with 47 European and Korean Banks to Advance Project Pangea, Aiming for Real-Time Cross-Border Stablecoin Settlement Within One Year

According to CoinDesk, blockchain infrastructure company Chainlink has announced its participation in Project Pangea—a consortium formed by Qivalis, a European stablecoin consortium backed by 37 European banks, and UniKA, the Korean banking alliance representing over 10 commercial banks—collectively managing assets exceeding $10 trillion. The project targets the economic corridor between Europe and Korea, which sees annual trade exceeding $15 billion, aiming to reduce foreign exchange settlement cycles from the traditional T+2 (48 hours) to T+0 (near real-time) using regulated euro- and won-pegged stablecoins, and employing atomic PvP (payment-versus-payment) settlement to mitigate counterparty risk. Chainlink will serve as middleware, translating legacy SWIFT instructions into instant atomic swaps on-chain—without requiring banks to replace their existing payment infrastructure. The project aims to achieve live, compliant transactions within 12 months.

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Bonk Guy Attacked by STONK Community: Buying EMBER Is Not a Challenge to STONK

Odaily News: Well-known trader Bonk Guy responded on X to the STONK community's questioning of his purchase of EMBER, saying that some community members believed his buying another Launchpad token meant he was trying to challenge STONK's industry position, a reaction he called "extremely exaggerated." He pointed out that STONK's second-largest holder had previously bought EMBER at a $2.8 million market cap and remained bullish for several days without being questioned, while after he bought EMBER at a valuation about 6 times that holder's entry price, he was treated as "the villain," which clearly reflects a double standard.Bonk Guy emphasized that he remains bullish on STONK and had publicly praised STONK even when he held no position, with that post now having over 400,000 views. He said that support for STONK from core teams in the Solana ecosystem is one of the biggest reasons he shifted back to a bullish outlook after being broadly bearish on the Solana ecosystem for months prior, and he believes that if one is bullish on STONK's long-term vision, this pullback caused by community controversy may instead be a buying opportunity.Bonk Guy said he has long mainly traded low-market-cap projects because he believes such assets offer a better risk-reward ratio, and he rarely buys large-market-cap tokens even when he is bullish on their future performance. He also said that his purchase of EMBER had no "PvP" (player versus player competition) intent, that STONK and EMBER can absolutely succeed at the same time, and that the view that "only one winner can exist in a sector" actually goes against the essence of the crypto industry.Bonk Guy also said that the STONK community's strong reaction this time actually demonstrates its community cohesion, and that competition and multiple projects winning together are good for the industry.

Circle and edgeX Deepen Partnership to Expand FX and Global Asset Trading Markets on Arc Chain

Odaily News, September 3: Circle and decentralized perpetual futures trading platform edgeX jointly announced that, ahead of the Arc mainnet launch on September 16, edgeX will serve as Arc's flagship perp venue, offering 24/7 FX trading from day one of the mainnet. The two parties will work together to advance the development of on-chain FX and global asset trading markets on Arc.On the first day of the mainnet launch, edgeX will be the first to offer USD/JPY perpetual contracts with 24/7 trading, alongside more than 150 perpetual contract markets covering U.S. equities, commodities, and crypto assets. All markets will use Arc's native USDC as margin and settlement assets.Arc is Circle's Layer 1 blockchain built for stablecoin finance, specifically designed for stablecoin-based financial applications, featuring a built-in FX engine (StableFX), an institutional-grade RFQ quoting system, and 24/7 on-chain PvP (payment-versus-payment) settlement, with USDC serving as the native gas token.edgeX, backed by Circle Ventures, will exclusively launch FX perpetual markets for the Arc Chain. edgeX is one of the world's leading centralized perpetual futures exchanges by trading volume, having recorded over $900 billion in cumulative trading volume since its inception. Users can trade perpetual contracts on U.S. equities, commodities, FX, and crypto assets around the clock. Previously, the Circle and edgeX teams have collaborated on native USDC issuance and CCTP integration on the EDGE Chain.

StableFX is about to launch on the Arc mainnet, covering local currency stablecoins in major and emerging markets

Odaily News: Jeremy Allaire posted on the X platform that StableFX is about to launch on the Arc mainnet. Previously, StableFX had already gone live on the Arc public testnet. StableFX is an institutional-grade stablecoin foreign exchange engine that covers local currency stablecoins in major and emerging markets, supporting near-instant, 7×24-hour on-demand settlement. It adopts a PvP mechanism, meaning both sides settle simultaneously or not at all, to reduce capital occupation. It also allows access to multiple audited counterparties through a single onboarding process.

Linera: Aiming to Be the “Next Hyperliquid,” Will Launch LNRA Token Sale

Odaily News: Linera announced on X that it will soon conduct an LNRA token sale. The company stated that its goal is to build products along Hyperliquid's development path, adopting a model that features a dedicated blockchain, a small team, consumer-focused products, real revenue, and a user-first approach. It will also launch a real-time prediction market capable of settling within 1 minute.Linera noted that it employs a parallelizable “microchains” architecture, where each user and market can run on an independent microchain, with most blocks achieving finality within 1 second. Currently, its prediction market operates in a pure PvP mode, without relying on market makers for external liquidity. Linera also announced that full details of the LNRA token sale will be released soon, and holders of product badges will be eligible for exclusive access to a dedicated subscription pool.

Ansem: Trading Will Become the Next Most Popular PvP Game, Tokenization Will Be as Common as Social Media Posts

Odaily News: Crypto investor Ansem stated that during the early stages of the 2023 cycle, Unibot drove the development of on-chain long-tail asset trading by combining trading terminals with tokens, reaching a market cap of $200 million at its peak. In the current cycle, we will see the emergence of multiple mobile-first social trading platforms. Trading will become one of the next generation's most popular PvP (player versus player) games.Ansem also believes that 24/7 perpetual contract trading for stocks and crypto assets will continue to attract retail attention, with Hyperliquid having already validated this trend through its HIP-3 stock product, and platforms like Lighter potentially benefiting as well. Additionally, he noted that Robinhood was the first platform to prove the viability of the "gamified trading" model, but no platform has yet truly captured the social aspect of trading.In the current cycle, Ansem said he is most interested in the unresolved problems within the "creator and attention economy." He mentioned that a large number of token projects hope to leverage creators with large followings for distribution and are willing to pay significant sums. However, this demand cannot be effectively supported by the ordinary Meme coin model. Therefore, his primary focus is on productizing this creator distribution demand and creating a model that can benefit token holders.

Pump.fun announces removal of Tokenized Agent launch option, focusing on optimizing retail trading experience

Pump.fun announced on its official X platform that, due to community feedback indicating that excessive launch options exacerbated unnecessary PVP behavior, Pump.fun is officially discontinuing the Tokenized Agent launch option effective immediately. Existing tokens that have enabled this feature are not affected, but new projects will no longer be able to use this mode. The official team stated that they will subsequently focus on launch modes that can truly enhance the user experience for retail traders.