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Desde su creación el невідомо, el proyecto ha mostrado un crecimiento acelerado, reuniendo a 23 935 suscriptores.
Según los últimos datos del 27 octubre, 2026, el canal mantiene una actividad estable. En los últimos 30 días la variación de miembros fue de -330, y en las últimas 24 horas de -7, conservando un alto alcance.
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- Intereses temáticos: El contenido se centra en temas clave como ecosystem, alpha, aggregator, ink, tge.
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Gracias a la alta frecuencia de actualizaciones (últimos datos recibidos el 28 octubre, 2026), el canal mantiene la vigencia y un amplio alcance. La analítica demuestra que la audiencia interactúa activamente con el contenido, lo que lo convierte en un punto de referencia dentro de la categoría Criptomonedas.
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Top 10 VC Firms by AUM
The top ten VC firms manage $467.8B+ combined:
• Andreessen Horowitz (Marc Andreessen) – $100B+
• Insight Partners (Jeff Horing) – $90B
• Sequoia (Roelof Botha) – $56B
• General Catalyst (Joel Cutler) – $43B
• Lightspeed (Ravi Mhatre) – $40B
• Thrive Capital (Joshua Kushner) – $36.8B
• Index Ventures (Neil Rimer) – $35B
• Accel (Ping Li) – $30B
• Bessemer Venture Partners (Jeremy Levine) – $20B
• Khosla Ventures (Vinod Khosla) – $17B
a16z and Insight hold $190B+, about 41% of the top ten, and Insight sits $34B ahead of Sequoia in third. a16z alone matches Nos. 7 to 10 combined ($102B) and is 5.9x Khosla Ventures.
AI is a focus area for nine of the ten firms; a16z is the only one that lists crypto.
Data source 🔗 arunasset.com, a16z.com
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Predict Fun Reveals Tokenomics and Airdrop
Predict Fun has introduced $PREDICT, the native token of the Predict Protocol, with a fixed supply of 1B. Almost 52% goes to the ecosystem and community, 26.05% to early backers, 10% to core contributors, 8% to the treasury and 4% to liquidity.
Only 16% of the supply unlocks at TGE. Team and backer tokens stay fully locked for 24 months, then vest monthly over the next 36 months. The Season 1 airdrop gets 70M $PREDICT, or 7% of the supply.
Users can either claim 35% of their allocation instantly or take the full amount over a 12-month vest, and tokens left unclaimed after one month are forfeited. Before TGE, $PREDICT will go on sale in a Pre-TGE Prime Sale on Binance Wallet on October 29, 08:00–10:00 UTC.
🔗 x.com/predictdotfun/status/2115328311752868024
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109 Projects Lost $1M+ to Hacks in 2026
So far this year, 109 crypto projects have each lost more than $1M to hacks and exploits, $2.32B in total. Just four incidents account for 56% of that: Bitget ($387M), Liquid Network ($320M), Drift ($295M) and Kelp ($293M).
Bridges are still a favorite target, with more than ten on the list. Even hardware wallets weren’t spared: COLDCARD lost $116M, and a supply-chain attack on Ledger cost $93M. Four projects, including Verus-Ethereum Bridge and Moonwell, were hacked twice in the same year.
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Top 10 Protocols by Fees in the Last 30 Days
Users paid the top ten $732M in fees over the past 30 days, and a quarter of it went to pump.fun alone:
• Pump Fun – $190M
• Polymarket – $120M
• Uniswap – $89.3M
• Hyperliquid – $80.8M
• Papertrade – $65.7M
• Lido – $50.5M
• Aave – $37.5M
• Meteora – $35.3M
• HYPE Staking – $32.1M
• Flap – $30.9M
Pump Fun collects $6.33M a day, 1.6x Polymarket, and together the two took $310M, 42% of the top ten. Memecoin launchpads lead as a theme: pump.fun and Flap brought in $221M, or 30%.
The Hyperliquid ecosystem adds up to $113M with perps and HYPE staking combined, more than Uniswap. DEXs Uniswap and Meteora took $125M (17%), while DeFi blue chips Lido and Aave made $88M (12%).
Data source 🔗 DefiLlama
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Top 10 Biggest IPOs Ever
SpaceX raised $75B in its June IPO on Nasdaq, the largest in history and almost three times the previous record. Saudi Aramco held that record for six and a half years with $25.6B in 2019.
SpaceX alone accounts for 30% of the $252.6B raised by the 10 biggest IPOs ever, more than Aramco, Alibaba and SoftBank combined.
The rest of the top 10 is dominated by Asia: three Chinese giants (Alibaba, Agricultural Bank of China and ICBC) and two from Japan (SoftBank Corp and NTT DoCoMo).
The record may not last long, though: Anthropic filed for its IPO on October 26 and is reportedly aiming to raise up to $100B.
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Top 10 Chains by RWA Active Market Cap
The top ten chains hold $36.8B in actively traded tokenized real-world assets, excluding stablecoins:
• Ethereum – $15.9B
• BNB Chain – $6.26B
• Solana – $4.87B
• Stellar – $3.76B
• Avalanche – $1.58B
• Liquid Network – $1.52B
• ZKsync Era – $941M
• Arbitrum – $833M
• XRP Ledger – $642M
• Polygon – $489M
Ethereum alone holds 43% of the top ten, 2.5x BNB Chain and more than BNB Chain and Solana combined ($11.1B). The top four account for $30.8B, or 84%, while the other six share just $6.0B.
Ethereum's scaling networks stay small: ZKsync Era, Arbitrum and Polygon add up to $2.26B, only 6% of the list. Stellar is the strongest non-EVM chain after Solana, with 2.4x the value of Avalanche.
Data source 🔗 RWA.xyz
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Top 5 Most Valuable US Companies
2006 vs 2016 vs 2026
- 2006: Exxon Mobil $447B · GE $384B · Microsoft $294B · Citi $274B · BofA $240B
- 2016: Apple $618B · Alphabet $532B · Microsoft $483B · Berkshire $404B · Exxon $374B
- 2026: NVIDIA $5.09T · Apple $5.07T · Microsoft $3.89T · Alphabet $3.88T · Amazon $2.67T
In 20 years the top five grew from $1.64T to $20.6T – 12.6x. Each of today's five is bigger than the whole 2006 list.
Most of it came lately: 1.5x by 2016, then 8.5x. Microsoft is the only name in all three – $294B → $483B → $3.89T, 13x.
Oil and banks are out: Exxon fell from No. 1 to No. 5 by 2016, now gone. The top is tight – NVIDIA leads Apple by $20B, Microsoft beats Alphabet by $14B.
Data source 🔗 FT Global 500, companiesmarketcap.com
Photos: Wikimedia Commons
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Weekly Recap: Oct 19–25
AI money kept getting bigger, and stranger. Anthropic’s prospectus showed what it really costs to be a frontier lab, OpenAI had to trim its valuation target after investor pushback, and DeepSeek raised anyway just days after Washington ordered agencies to remove its technology. Crypto, meanwhile, spent the week laying quieter plumbing - faster Solana settlement, new CME futures and a BlackRock Bitcoin fund with a safety net built in.
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Top 10 Biggest Token Unlocks This Week
Oct 26 – Nov 1, 2026
$M → $54.63M on Nov 1
$FF → $20.28M on Oct 29
$SUI → $18.66M on Oct 31
$CC → $15.30M ongoing daily
$TRUMP → $10.49M ongoing daily
$PEARL → $9.41M ongoing daily
$WLD → $8.85M ongoing daily
$EIGEN → $7.38M on Oct 31
$GRASS → $7.29M on Oct 28
$TAO → $6.35M ongoing daily
$158M+ in tokens unlocking this week: $108M from five cliff events, another $50M dripping out daily from five linear schedules.
Nov 1 is the heaviest day — $M alone releases $54.63M, a third of the weekly total. Oct 31 follows with $SUI and $EIGEN, $26.0M combined.
The real pressure points are $FF (2.03%) and $EIGEN (1.98%), then $GRASS (1.04%) and $M (1.03%) — every other token stays under 1% of total supply.
Data source 🔗 DefiLlama, CoinGecko, CryptoRank
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World’s Defense Giants
The world’s 20 most valuable defense contractors are worth a combined $1.29T. RTX tops the list at $257.8B, almost twice the value of Lockheed Martin at $139.6B.
Lockheed is the mover of the month: it jumped 15% and overtook France’s Safran for second place.
America still runs the arsenal, with six US companies holding 52% of the total.
Europe answers with eight names worth $429B, from Rheinmetall and Thales to Saab and Kongsberg. India, China, Israel and Türkiye complete the list.
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Extended introduces XTEN, launch is planned for November, with 30% allocated to Airdrop
$XTEN total supply is 1B, with 300M allocated for eligible participants in the Extended Points programme. Eligible participants will receive $XTEN in a self-hosted Arc wallet.
$XTEN whitepaper has been prepared under MiCA, the EU’s crypto-asset rules, and notified to the competent authority. It is expected to be published on 31 October 2026.
Extended is built by ex-Revolut team on Starknet. It raised $19M, backed by Cyber Fund, StarkWare, Semantic Ventures, and Tioga Capital.
• TVL: $115M
• 30D Volume: $6.38B
• Open interest: $104M
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Source 🔗 x.com/extendedapp/status/2113662106708959243
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Upcoming TGEs Backed by Top VCs
This map shows projects the biggest crypto funds have already backed, but that have no token yet.
The names to watch: Polymarket and Andrena have 5 funds each. Variational is backed by Coinbase Ventures and Dragonfly, OpenSea by Y Combinator, Tempo by Paradigm, Ribbit and Sequoia.
More backers usually means more hype at launch. Still, not every launch will be a hit, and dates often slip, so always DYOR.
Data source 🔗 CryptoRank
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Top 10 Real-World Assets Projects by Fully Diluted Valuation
The 10 biggest RWA projects are worth $32.78B fully diluted, 81% below the $176.58B they were worth at their peaks combined:
• $LINK – $12.1B (ATH $52.7B)
• $XLM – $8.83B (ATH $43.8B)
• $ONDO – $4.34B (ATH $21.4B)
• $QNT – $2.70B (ATH $6.25B)
• $XDC – $1.32B (ATH $7.34B)
• $ALGO – $975M (ATH $32.3B)
• $INJ – $798M (ATH $5.26B)
• $CARDS – $701M (ATH $755M)
• $HASH – $656M (ATH $5.71B)
• $RE – $380M (ATH $1.08B)
The sector is top-heavy: $LINK, $XLM and $ONDO hold 77% of the list's FDV, and $LINK alone is worth more than Numbers 4 to 10 combined.
Half the list trades at 15–23% of its peak value. $ALGO is the deepest at 97% below its ATH. $CARDS is the outlier at 93% of its high, with $QNT (43%) and $RE (35%) next.
Data source 🔗 CoinGecko
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Top 10 Projects by YTD Generated Revenue
The top ten have earned $1.88B in revenue since January 1, and half of it went to just two names:
• Hyperliquid – $536M
• Pump Fun – $410M
• GMGN – $147M
• Sky – $146M
• Polymarket – $134M
• Axiom – $118M
• World Liberty – $110M
• Paxos – $99.6M
• Collector Crypt – $93.9M
• Titan Builder – $89.0M
Hyperliquid makes $1.82M a day, 1.3x pump.fun, and together they earned as much as the other eight combined ($946M vs $938M). Below them the gap closes fast: Nos. 3 to 10 are just $58M apart.
Memecoin trading is the biggest theme: pump.fun, GMGN and Axiom brought in $675M, 36% of the top ten and 1.26x Hyperliquid. Dollar tokens are the second pillar: Sky, World Liberty and Paxos made $356M, or 19%.
Data source 🔗 DefiLlama
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The World’s Debt Giants
The 20 most indebted governments will owe a combined $107T in 2026, according to IMF projections. The US alone owes $41.4T, or 126.8% of its GDP, nearly twice China’s $22.5T.
Together they hold 60% of the total. China’s debt is set to exceed its whole economy for the first time, at 104.4% of GDP.
Measured against the size of the economy, Japan stands out at 199% of GDP, followed by Singapore at 166% and Italy at 138%. Germany is the opposite case: it’s the 7th-biggest debtor at $3.5T, but that’s only 65% of its GDP.
Sources 🔗 IMF World Economic Outlook
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Highest-Paid NBA Players in 2026
• Stephen Curry – $203.6M
• Kevin Durant – $104.9M
• Giannis Antetokounmpo – $103.5M
• LeBron James – $93.9M
• Anthony Edwards – $87.9M
• Jayson Tatum – $86.5M
• Jimmy Butler – $70.8M
• Shai Gilgeous-Alexander – $70.8M
• Devin Booker – $68.1M
• Joel Embiid – $68M
Curry makes 1.9x Durant and almost as much as Durant and Giannis combined ($208.4M). Numbers 2 to 10 are just $36.9M apart.
Golden State pays the most: Curry and Butler bring $274.4M, 29% of the top ten. The four players aged 37+ take $473.2M, almost half the total. Edwards is the youngest at 25 and already out-earns Tatum, Butler and SGA.
Data source 🔗 Forbes
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Flare Puts 129M XRP to Work in DeFi
FXRP, Flare’s 1:1 version of XRP, went live in September 2025, and its 5M launch cap filled in four hours. Supply reached 155M by April 2026. Today 129M FXRP, about 90% of the supply, is deployed in DeFi: 52% in lending, 39% in Firelight staking and 8% in DEX liquidity.
Flare’s DeFi TVL is $202M, and its five largest protocols are all built around XRP. Flare’s 2.2B FLR in incentives ended in July, and FXRP in DeFi has slipped only 5% since then, from 136M to 129M.
FLR inflation was cut from 5% to 3% in May. The gap is revenue: about $2.3M a year, against roughly $18M in annual FLR issuance.
🔗 defillama.com/research/report/how-flare-uses-data-to-expand-what-capital-can-do
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The Trillion-Dollar Club: 15 Companies Worth $1T
As of October 21, 15 companies are worth at least $1 trillion, with a combined value of $36.45T. Nvidia leads at $5.31T and was the first company ever to hit $5T, followed by Apple at $5.02T. Together with Alphabet and Microsoft, these four hold $18.3T, about half of the entire club.
The AI hardware boom is all over the list. Five of the 15 are chipmakers: Nvidia, TSMC, Broadcom, Samsung, and Micron, which only just made the cut at $1.02T. SpaceX already ranks #7 at $2.14T.
The club is still mostly American. Twelve of the 15 members are US companies, and the only exceptions are TSMC, Saudi Aramco and Samsung. Walmart is next in line at $935B.
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Fhenix Brings Encrypted Smart Contracts to Ethereum and Arbitrum
Fhenix has launched CoFHE, its encryption coprocessor, on Ethereum and Arbitrum mainnet. It’s built on fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), which lets smart contracts work with data that is never decrypted. The heavy computation runs off-chain, and developers add it with a single Solidity import.
Its dual-mode tokens can switch a balance between public and confidential mode in one transaction, with no wrapping or bridging. Privacy is one of the biggest things institutions miss on public chains, where everyone can see balances, positions and trading strategies.
Fluton and AlphaEngine are the first apps live, with three more due in Q4. Fhenix is also building a confidential stablecoin with Tandem, the venture arm of Arbitrum developer Offchain Labs.
🔗 tech.yahoo.com/general/articles/fhenix-goes-live-ethereum-arbitrum-130000215.html
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Top 15 Protocols by Buybacks
When buybacks are measured against fully diluted value, PONS is far ahead of everyone else. The Robinhood Chain launchpad buys back about 32% of its FDV a year, or $63M. BONK is second at 16%, and Pump.fun third at 8.8%, even though Pump.fun spends the most among the top three at $367M a year.
Hyperliquid is still the biggest buyer by far, at about $822M a year. But only ~22% of HYPE’s max supply is in circulation, so that’s just 1.1% of its $76.8B FDV. Lighter is in the same position, at 0.9%, with 75% of LIT still locked.
Measured against FDV, the leaders are tokens that are already almost fully unlocked, like PONS, BONK and CAKE, where future unlocks won’t eat into the buybacks. Yearly figures are the last 30 days × 12.
Data source 🔗 Cryptorank
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