Noticed haedal went live today, icymi . It’s connected to Sui staking, giving out haSUI and haWAL tokens that people can still use around DeFi. Feels like they’re trying to make staking less of a lock-up situation.

Haven’t touched it yet, just following how it moves first. Some projects like Cetus and Scallop started slow before picking up, so maybe it’ll be the same story here. Pretty sure some people who were active on Sui got the airdrop too.

Someone actually sent me the airdrop link earlier but I couldn’t even check it properly because my PC was acting up. Might have faded a good one there, who knows.

Anyway, DeFi projects lately have been looking a bit different compared to last year, do you guys here still trust these newer DeFi plays, or if it’s smarter now to just stick with the old guards.

I’ve used enough exchanges over the years to stop getting emotionally attached. Binance is solid for liquidity tho recently they’ve been messing around, Bybit’s UI is clean, KuCoin has some gems if you dig deep, and OKX seems to be catching more attention lately. Each one has its strengths depends on what you’re looking for.

BingX? I mostly used it for early memecoin listings and some copy trading experiments. Nothing dramatic just one of those platforms I came back to when something interesting popped up. Lately, I noticed they’re asking users to share their trading stories as part of their 7-year mark. Not really sure what they’ll do with the stories, but it made me think. Most of us have been through at least one ridiculous trade, one big win, or one moment we nearly gave up. Feels like the kind of thing worth putting into words, even if just for yourself.

That aside, I’ve been more focused on how centralized platforms are adapting lately especially with all the regulatory noise. Some are pivoting to launchpads and staking, others pushing into real world assets. What’s your go-to cex tho ?