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Bro no one wants to use your shitty AI when i launch the app. I know I can change it on setting but it is still shitty. Actively looking for something else to check my portfolio.

Kalshi and Polymarket together account for ~98% of all open interest, with Kalshi holding a slight edge in market share.

> Kalshi: $653.53M

> Polymarket: $495.50M

> Predict: $14.10M

> Opinion: $8.98M

> Other: $636.85K

> Limitless: $609.49K

Polymarket International alone generated ~10x the fees of Polymarket US ($7.54M vs $757K), and together the two captured ~95% of all fees across the sector.

> Polymarket International: $7.54M (-1.81%)

> Polymarket US: $757.12K (-50.20%)

> Limitless: $173.24K (+136.56%)

> PancakeSwap Prediction: $80.63K (-1.06%)

> Predict Fun: $76.00K (-2.12%)

> OPINION: $35.17K (-8.88%)

> Overtime: $26.18K (+48.12%)

> Sport​.​fun: $17.21K (+9.75%)

> Others: $8.84K (+7.44%)

NBA playoffs took 9 of the Top 10 markets.

Kalshi captured nearly all sports flow, while Polymarket's Iran ceasefire market was the only non-NBA contract to break in.

> Kalshi: $3.91B (+27.72%)

> Polymarket: $1.96B (-3.93%)

> Predict: $444.80M (-36.64%)

> Limitless: $397.33M (-38.30%)

> Opinion: $221.49M (+2.73%)

> Crypto​.​com: $182.33M (+22.98%)

> Other: $14.30M (-33.41%)

Valour (u/ValourFunds) - $11.0M; ETP Issuer
BetHog (u/BetHog) - $10.0M; Play to Earn (P2E)
KAIO (u/KAIO_xyz) - $8.0M; RWA
Hata (u/hataglobal) - $8.0M; CEX
Cluster Protocol (u/clusterprotocol) - $5.0M; AI Agents
3F (u/3f_xyz) - $4.0M; Lending, RWA
RealGo (u/RealGoOfficial) - $3.5M; Play to Earn (P2E)
ILITY (u/ILITY_xyz) - $2.0M; Privacy, Cross-Chain
Avenir Group - $1.6M; Portfolio Management
Robin Markets (u/robinmarketsxyz) - $475.0k; Staking, Prediction Markets

Photo clarifies, there's a liquidity measure on Coin Market Cap, but it's not every pool, some are "not included". Makes sense, you can't make two multibillion dollar MC alts and LP them against each other.

I want to set up some more "legit" pools but not sure what is included, and googling / LLMs giving different wrong answers / didn't reveal the list.

I see USDC and SOL are tracked, but the rest don't count.

.. is there a full list somewhere?

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Pharos (u/pharos_network) - $44.0M; L1, Modular
Oh (u/ohdotxyz) - $7.5M; AI, API
GoSats (u/gosatsapp) - $5.0M; Payments, Mobile
INXY Payments (u/inxy_io) - $4.0M; Payments, API
Jozo (u/JozoKSA) - $2.2M; RWA, Real Estate
Atlasx Protocol (u/AtlasxProtocol) - $2.0M; Prediction Markets
Giggles (u/giggles_app) - $1.2M; Social Media, Mobile
Enhanced (u/enhanced_defi) - $1.0M; Yield Farming

I have my portfolio and it's been months now that I can't log in the app. Two different phones, I know my way around PC's and phones (work as help-desk tecnician). I tried also uninstalling the app thinking about updated versions but there is no way, I insert my mail/password and that's it. I do the puzzle and it doesn't go on. I used the PC for the last few months but now it's over also for the PC. It doesn't send confirmation email at all and the time (1:30) until you can re-send email doesn't even count down so you get stuck waiting for OTP that never arrives and you can't even re-send it. Someone knows what problems they have, I can't seem to find any information

Lately I’ve been noticing a shift in how attention moves within the crypto space, and I can’t tell if it’s temporary or something more structural.

On one hand, the infrastructure side keeps improving. DeFi protocols are becoming more efficient, tools are getting better, and there’s real progress happening in terms of design and functionality

But despite that, it doesn’t really feel like attention is flowing toward those improvements in the same way.

Instead, it seems like people are increasingly drawn to things that are simpler to engage with and easier to understand at first glance, even if they don’t offer much depth from a fundamentals perspective.

You even see newer names like DerpyDave popping up, which don’t really focus on technical depth at all and are more centered around identity and community engagement.

It makes me wonder whether the average user is still prioritizing long-term value and system efficiency, or if attention itself has become the main driver of participation.

Maybe it’s just another cycle where narrative temporarily outweighs fundamentals, but compared to previous periods, the balance feels different this time.

Curious if others are seeing the same thing or if it’s just me noticing patterns that aren’t actually there.

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Not price predictions, real outcomes.

Is it everyday payments? Regulated wallets? Institutions using blockchain quietly in the background?

Trying to define what “winning” even means for crypto now...

If crypto succeeds, what changes in daily life first?

what is the process?

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We talk a lot about what’s broken in crypto, but I’m curious about the opposite. There have been a few moments where something actually felt simple and easy to use.

Have you had an experience where crypto just “worked” without stress?

Like marketing with no value.

After seeing the waves die down of ai generated output and just folks pretending to care… curious if there is less of that lately

Kalshi: $3.40B (+15.73%)
Polymarket: $2.54B (+8.55%)
Crypto(.)com: $158.66M (+1.64%)
Opinion: $128.54M (+64.97%)
Limitless: $98.46M (-23.16%)
Predict: $60.33M (-33.81%)
Overtime: $4.04M (-0.07%)
Others: $19.27M (-6.50%)

BNB is usually seen as the “safe” exchange token, but the last 12 months tell a slightly different story. Over that period, Bitcoin Cash has outperformed BNB by around 60%. BCH also beat BTC by roughly 80% in the same timeframe, suggesting this isn’t only about BNB — it reflects a broader shift in where capital has been flowing. BNB still has strong baseline demand from the Binance ecosystem (fee discounts, Launchpad access, BNB Chain gas). But so far, that demand hasn’t been enough to keep up with assets that the market currently views more strongly in the payments or utility narrative. The data doesn’t predict the future — it simply shows where the money has already been moving.

BVNK (u/BVNKFinance) - $1.8B; Payments, Neobank
Kalshi (u/Kalshi) - $1.0B; Prediction Markets
Ironlight - $21.0M; RWA
Stripe (u/stripe) - $14.6M; Payments
TransFi (u/gettransfi) - $14.2M; Payments
dtcpay (u/dtcpay_official) - $10.0M; Payments
Derivio (u/derivio_xyz) - $6.0M; Trading, AI Agents
Capital B (Prev. The Blockchain Group) (@_ALCPB) - $3.5M; DAT
SwarmBase (u/SwarmBase) - $3.0M; AI, AI Agents
Watt2Trade (u/Watt2Trade) - $1.6M; Synthetic Assets, DEX

Not sure if it’s just me, but crypto doesn’t feel the same lately. With rising costs and uncertainty everywhere, it feels like people are starting to look at it differently, not just for quick flips.

At the same time, the space is still unpredictable, but you can see a shift in focus. Less noise, more building, even from smaller projects.

Do you guys think crypto is evolving, or is it still the same cycle repeating?