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The hype around prediction markets has clearly entered an acceleration phase, gradually evolving into a brand-new news dissemination channel. In the past couple of days even Elon Musk has been retweeting Polymarket news, essentially treating prediction markets as a real-time gauge of public opinion and event probabilities. However, from a yield-farming perspective, Polymarket experienced a 5-10× surge before the World Cup, yet several objective issues remain: it is largely blind-trading, and it lacks clear airdrop and incentive rules, making its risk-reward ratio not very attractive. In contrast, hedging with the BNB Chain prediction-market leader @opinionlabsxyz is a more rational choice, offering stronger certainty in timing and airdrop distribution rules. Prediction markets have yet to complete token issuance and achieve absolute dominance; the perp-DEX landscape has already solidified, with the top three players differentiated, leaving shrinking room for newcomers. In this context, prediction markets have become one of the few areas still in an early stage, possessing both compelling narrative and genuine demand.

"2025 Asia News Top10: Abu Dhabi invests in Binance, China tightens regulations again, Upbit gets acquired, HashKey goes public, etc." On March 12, Abu Dhabi’s MGX invested $2 billion in Binance, with the transaction completed 100% in cryptocurrency (stablecoins), becoming the largest crypto investment deal to date; Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) shifted crypto regulation from the Payment Services Act (PSA) to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA) to enhance disclosures, regulate IEOs, and crack down on unregistered platforms; the Kazakhstan government announced the establishment of its first crypto reserve fund, Alem Crypto Fund, set up by the National Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development. Read the full article: https://t.co/Op78S11e4p

Tried Prompt-to-DeFi last night on @Infinit_Labs fed a messy prompt, picked a Pendle template, typed "delta-neutral BNB" and watched an agent swarm stitch Pendle + Morpho + a bridge to open a short. The sim flagged a risky LTV so I nudged 50→45%, re-ran the sim, executed non-custodial and woke up with 583 $IN credited What surprised me: zero tabs, zero babysitting, just one prompt, a clear sim, and agents doing the plumbing. Saved the flow as a template. Pro tips: start from templates, write one action per line, use % for LTV, always simulate. Anyone else running multi-agent loops and squeezing PT fills or cross-chain routing on #DeFi with @Infinit_Labs?