# DeFi — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-26 09:07 UTC)
## @Ada_grams (Adanna) · 09-26 07:30 · ♥78 ↻18 💬66 I’ve been looking into @MarsChainDAO, and one thing that immediately stood out to me is how they’re approaching participation in a blockchain network.
A lot of networks make participation feel like something reserved for people with large amounts of capital, expensive hardware, or technical infrastructure.
MarsChain takes a different route with its Proof of Contribution model.
The basic idea is pretty interesting:
You burn $MARS → receive permanent hashrate → use that hashrate to participate in mining.
And because the $MARS used to obtain that hashrate is burned, the mechanism also creates a direct connection between participation and token supply.
That creates an interesting economic loop.
The more people contribute to the network, the more participation can happen through hashrate, while the tokens used for that contribution are permanently removed from circulation.
But the bigger picture goes beyond the burn mechanism.
MarsChain is building its own EVM-compatible Layer 1, meaning developers can build applications within an environment that is compatible with Ethereum-based tooling and smart contracts.
That opens the door to things like DeFi, Web3 applications, gaming, infrastructure and other on-chain use cases.
What I find most interesting is the question of how this model behaves as adoption increases.
Does permanent hashrate create a sustainable incentive structure?
Does the contribution mechanism encourage long-term participation?
And most importantly, can MarsChain turn the tokenomics into an ecosystem where people actually have reasons to stay active?
Those are the things I’ll be watching.
The technology is one part of the story.
The real test is what happens when more users, developers and applications start interacting with the network.
MarsChain is definitely one I’m keeping on my radar. https://x.com/Ada_grams/status/2103749058984616279
## @FabiusDefi (Fabius DeFi) · 09-26 07:27 · ♥77 ↻11 💬24 Typical workflow for degen trading just a year ago 👇
> find the token on Dexscreener > check the data on CoinGecko > open another tab like X to research > then jump over to Uniswap or another DEX to actually execute.
That fragmentation is becoming much less of a problem now as trading terminals start putting almost everything a trader needs in one place.
Fomo is probably one of the clearest examples of that shift.
I’ve also been testing Warden Token Terminal - new product from @wardenprotocol with quite a few features already live.
Search a token → open the AI analysis → check the key data → see who’s trading and which wallets have positive PnL → execute directly.
The terminal currently supports Robinhood Chain, Arc, Base, and BNB Chain - all ecosystems that have been attracting meaningful attention and capital lately.
Cross-chain swaps are also supported, pretty much a must-have for any terminal imo.
I tested a few trades myself and got quite solid rates. Gas is abstracted from the flow as well, which makes the whole experience feel much cleaner.
For each trade, PnL is tracked directly inside the terminal, making it easier to review positions and rebalance the portfolio.
After the success of products like Fomo, I think this terminal trend still has plenty of room to run.
If Warden continues building out the social trading side well, that may end up being the most interesting layer:
discovery → intelligence → execution → feedback, all inside the same loop.
Testing a few more trades here:
→ https://t.co/cnBBVLelAM https://x.com/FabiusDefi/status/2103748375778881746
## @TheAllenCrypto (Allen 🪐) · 09-26 07:33 · ♥85 ↻11 💬11 Even if this report is wrong, the headline shock exposes a DeFi weak point: venues can gap apart faster than oracles update. Then liquidation order, not fair value, sets the damage. Circuit breakers should key off cross-venue divergence, not one feed. https://t.co/X8YsdZ3hZT > 引用 @KobeissiLetter: BREAKING: President Trump has rejected Iran’s proposal for a 7-day ceasefire and has told aides he expects to begin bombing Iran after the November midterms, per WSJ.
Iran’s proposal would have reopened the Strait of Hormuz and resumed nuclear talks in return for the US lifting its blockade of Iranian ports.
Trump is reportedly skeptical Iran will meet his demands and has told his staff that he sees a renewed bombing campaign as likely.
Today marks day 209 of the Iran War. https://x.com/TheAllenCrypto/status/2103749674981310895
## @Lowdef1 (Low DeFi) · 09-26 05:06 · ♥76 ↻2 💬0 Tough days like this are a reminder of why self-custody matters.
Centralized exchanges can be useful for trading, but keeping your entire long-term stack on an exchange means you’re also taking on the risks that come with third-party custody.
My approach is simple:
Trade what you need to trade on a CEX.
Keep the long-term holdings somewhere you control.
That’s where @Tangem comes in.
A Tangem card keeps the private keys on the secure chip, away from the browser. No battery, no cables, and no seed phrase required by default.
Just tap with NFC when you need to access and sign.
You don’t have to choose between convenience and control.
Trade where you need to. Store what you own.
Self-custody isn’t about avoiding every platform.
It’s about knowing which assets you’re willing to leave there.
#Tangem #SelfCustody #Crypto > 引用 @Cointelegraph: 🚨 BIG: Bitget confirmed unauthorized transfers from some of its hot wallets affecting approximately $351.6 million in assets and has temporarily suspended withdrawals. https://t.co/qB4N14tjM4 https://x.com/Lowdef1/status/2103712838392873022
## @Israel_tex (Israel) · 09-26 05:00 · ♥70 ↻0 💬1 ⇒ 𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗜𝗦 𝗦𝗔𝗧𝗦 𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗠𝗜𝗡𝗔𝗟?
sats terminal is a bitcoin-native platform designed to make trading, borrowing and earning with btc and stablecoins much simpler.
instead of making users navigate multiple defi platforms and figure out the technical details themselves, sats terminal brings these experiences together through one interface.
the platform currently centers around three major products:
→ trade → borrow → earn
trade lets users swap bitcoin l1 and l2 assets while routing trades across available liquidity sources to find the best available price.
borrow is where things get especially interesting.
you can use btc as collateral to access stablecoins without simply selling your bitcoin.
sats terminal compares lending opportunities across multiple markets and handles much of the complicated routing, bridging and wrapping in the background.
the important part?
you remain in control of your assets.
sats terminal describes the platform as non-custodial, meaning it doesn’t take custody of your bitcoin. its borrow product also provides information such as loan-to-value ratios, interest rates and liquidation thresholds before you confirm.
and then there is earn.
earn gives users access to yield opportunities for btc and stablecoins through curated vaults and partner protocols.
so instead of having your assets sitting completely idle, you can explore ways to put them to work.
the whole concept is basically:
one interface → multiple bitcoin financial use cases. https://x.com/Israel_tex/status/2103711376246026415