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TOP 15 POTENTIAL TGE IN 2026 BY TOTAL RAISED FUNDS

Some of the best-funded names in crypto still have no live token. From prediction markets and NFT marketplaces to perp DEXs, AI labs and new chains, these 15 projects are ranked by total funds raised ahead of a possible #TGE.

@Polymarket leads with $3.88B raised. @NousResearch, @0xMiden and @reya_xyz join the list, while Abstract drops out after the chain's shutdown was announced for Dec 15.

#Polymarket #OpenSea #Arc #NousResearch #Variational #GTE #Miden #Ostium #Extended #Reya #Konnex #Rise #BULK #Ink #Base

Featured: @Polymarket @opensea @arc @NousResearch @variational_io @GTE_XYZ @0xMiden @OstiumLabs @extendedapp @reya_xyz @konnex_world @risechain @bulktrade @inkonchain @base

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CRYPTO CARDS BY VOLUME: MONTHLY ON-CHAIN SPEND LEADERBOARD

Let’s explore the leading crypto payment cards by monthly on-chain spending volume. This overview compares tracked transaction volume, monthly spending, user activity, and cashback offerings across the top providers.

According to @paymentscan, card spend across all tracked programs reached a record $1.372B in October 2026, up 11.3% from September and about 3x year over year. @redotpay led with $423.5M, or 47.7% of top-10 volume, while @wirex_one reached #4 about five months after its June launch and Plasma One posted the fastest growth in the top 10 at +17.6%.

#RedotPay #EtherFi $ETHFI #KAST #WirexOne #Karta #PlasmaOne $XPL #Kolo #KartaIO #Tria #Coca

Featured: @redotpay @ether_fi @KASTxyz @wirex_one @plasma @KoloHub @Karta_Personal @useTria @coca_card

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TOP CHAINS WITH THE MOST DEV ACTIVITY EVENTS

According to Santiment, developer activity declined across all 15 leading chain ecosystems over the past year. @ethereum remains first with 2.44M dev activity events, about 2.1x BNB Chain's 1.17M, although its count fell 29.5% year over year. @0xPolygon ranks third with 971.9K.

@SonicLabs (-40.7%), @arbitrum (-37.7%), @Optimism (-37.5%) and @osmosiszone (-37.5%) recorded the steepest declines, while Polkadot (-4.8%) and Gnosis Chain (-6.9%) held up best. Compared with our January ranking, Gnosis Chain climbed from #11 to #8, while @harmonyprotocol slipped from #9 to #12.

#Ethereum #BNBChain #Polygon #OPMainnet #Arbitrum #Avalanche #Cosmos #GnosisChain #Solana #Polkadot #Cardano #Harmony #NEAR #Osmosis #Sonic

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TRANSACTIONS ON POPULAR #BLOCKCHAINS IN OCTOBER

#Robinhood #Monad #Plasma #Sui #Hyperliquid #Aptos #Ink #BNBChain #Base #OPMainnet #Sonic #Tron #Polygon #Arbitrum #Solana #Ethereum #Avalanche #NEAR #Linea #Ton

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📊 EXTENDED (XTEN) TOKENOMICS SPOTLIGHT

A comprehensive look into the tokenomics of #Extended $XTEN, a perp DEX built by an ex-Revolut team and now settling on Circle's Arc, backed by @eToro, @jump_, @StarkWareLtd and @cherryventures. The TGE date has not been announced yet.

With $19M raised across two rounds, the project is structured around a total supply of 1B $XTEN Tokens. Here is the full allocation breakdown designed for long-term health and development:

• 30% dedicated to the Community (Points airdrop)
• 25.14% allocated to Founders & Team
• 24.86% for the Investors
• 15% for the Emissions Reserve
• 5% for the Ecosystem Fund

👉 https://t.co/1l4mad4Z7y

[Extended @extendedapp]

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TOP EARNING CRYPTO PROTOCOLS BY CATEGORY

Let’s explore how the top-earning crypto protocols are performing across key sectors. This overview highlights monthly and yearly revenue by category, along with dominant players and their market share. It provides a clear snapshot of where value is being generated in crypto.

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TOP ASSETS IN THE ACCUMULATION ZONE

$BEAM $RSR $W $ALT irys:native ethereum:0x607f4c5bb672230e8672085532f7e901544a7375 $BIRB $ORDER $WET $ERA

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POPULAR BLOCKCHAINS BY REVENUE IN OCTOBER

According to @DefiLlama and CCView, @HyperliquidX leads with $88.0M in trading fees paid on its exchange in October, followed by @CantonNetwork at $47.0M over the last 30 days and @trondao at $24.9M. @ethereum's fees rose 44% from September to $22.9M, roughly level with @solana at $23.1M, while @BNBCHAIN fell 36% to $13.8M and Base dropped 46% to $2.6M. Notably, @RobinhoodApp Chain recorded $1.6M after a $35.9M spike in September.

#Hyperliquid #Canton #Tron #Solana #Ethereum #BNBChain #Bitcoin #Lighter #Base #edgeX #Polygon #RISE #Robinhood #Arbitrum #Provenance #Avalanche #Monad #Quai #Injective #Starknet

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TOP 10 PROTOCOLS BY MONTHLY REVENUE VOLUME

According to DefiLlama, Tether leads all protocols with $538.6M in October revenue, up from $505.2M in September, followed by Circle at $215.5M.

@HyperliquidX holds third place with $69.13M. Notably, @papertrade_xyz, which only started earning on October 10, took fourth place with $68.88M, $0.25M behind Hyperliquid. @titanbuilderxyz and @Collector_Crypt are new to the top 10, with Titan Builder's revenue up about 5.7x from September.

$USDT $HYPE $PAPER $PUMP $TRX solana:CARDSccUMFKoPRZxt5vt3ksUbxEFEcnZ3H2pd3dKxYjp

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CRYPTO HACKS BY YEAR - 2026 IS A RECORD YEAR

Let's explore how crypto hack losses have changed since 2021 and which incidents shaped 2026, from @binance and @bitget to @TectonicFi and @COLDCARDwallet.

According to @CertiK, ~$9.2B has been lost to hacks, exploits and scams in 2026 so far, ~2.5x the previous record of $3.7B in 2022 and more than 2022–2024 combined. The figures are gross and do not subtract frozen or returned funds.

The Oct 29 Binance breach (~$6.3B) accounts for ~68% of the year. Without it, 2026 losses would be ~$2.9B, below 2025's $3.35B. The top 5 incidents make up ~82% of the total. Chainalysis links ~89% of 2026 hack losses to suspected North Korean actors; attributions for @KelpDAO and @DriftProtocol remain preliminary.

Projects on the chart: @binance @bitget @Liquid_BTC @KelpDAO @DriftProtocol @TectonicFi @COLDCARDwallet @Ledger

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TOKENIZED REAL-WORLD ASSETS: GLOBAL MARKET OVERVIEW

Let’s explore the current state of the tokenized real-world asset market. This overview highlights key metrics such as represented asset value, stablecoin liquidity, total asset holders, leading #RWA protocols, and the top blockchain networks by tokenized value. It offers a clear snapshot of how traditional financial assets are moving on-chain and where institutional adoption is accelerating across the RWA ecosystem.

According to @rwa_xyz, distributed RWA value was nearly flat over the past 30 days at $39.05B (+0.11%), while the top of the ranking rotated. @tethergold (ethereum:0x68749665ff8d2d112fa859aa293f07a622782f38) is now #1 at $2.99B, BlackRock’s $BUIDL fell 7.61% to $2.08B and ranks #4, and WisdomTree’s $WTGXX dropped out of the top 10 after a $558.5M net outflow. @Spiko_finance’s $eurSAFO recorded the largest net inflow, +$285.6M. Total RWA holders rose 7.78% to 5.49M, including 4.58M tokenized-stock holders.

Featured: @tethergold @Ondo @circle @Securitize @Spiko_finance @Paxos @blockchaincap @maplefinance @Blockstream @ethereum @BNBChain @solana @StellarOrg @Liquid_BTC @avax

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LATEST CRYPTO #HACKS

Let's explore the latest crypto security incidents and how they're shaping the ecosystem. This overview highlights recent hacks across major platforms like @binance and @bitget, covering attack types, funds stolen, affected chains, and recovery outcomes.

The largest incident of the period is the Oct 29 @binance breach, with ~$6.3B in assets reported affected, more than the $1.5B Bybit hack in February 2025. According to Binance, ~$3B has been frozen. The FBI attributed the attack to North Korea's TraderTraitor group. Binance says it has covered ~95% of the affected amount from its own funds; these are not funds recovered from the attacker. Withdrawals reopened in phases from Nov 1, and the root cause is still under investigation.

Other major incidents include @bitget ($387.5M), @Liquid_BTC (~$320M, ~85% returned), @TectonicFi ($120.4M, of which $111.2M was reversed via a Cronos chain rollback), @COLDCARDwallet (~$116M per TRM Labs), a @Ledger supply-chain attack via reseller CryptoBilis (~$93.2M, estimated by Bitquery), @CoinDCX (~$16M), @MoonwellDeFi ($8.7M) and @term_labs (~$8.5M).

According to PeckShield, losses to hacks reached $136.3M in August, $766.49M in September and ~$6.48B in October, ~$7.38B across 161 incidents over the three months. PeckShield's figures are gross and do not subtract frozen or recovered funds.

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CENTRALIZED EXCHANGE ASSET FLOWS

Let's take a look at where capital is moving across centralized exchanges this month. This overview tracks 30-day net flows across the top 10 CEXs by assets, highlighting which platforms recorded net inflows and which saw net outflows.

According to @DefiLlama, assets on the 79 CEXs it tracks stand at $248.9B as of November 2, down from $279.4B 30 days ago, a change that reflects price moves as well as flows. Net flows over the period came to -$9.16B (-3.68% of current assets): 28 exchanges recorded inflows (+$4.13B combined), while 40 recorded outflows (-$13.30B combined).

@binance accounts for the largest outflow at -$11.96B (-9.36%). The period includes the Oct 29 Binance hot-wallet breach, which Binance estimates at ~$6.3B; DefiLlama's figure covers all net outflows from tracked Binance wallets, including user withdrawals, not only the hack. Withdrawals reopened in phases from Nov 1, per CoinDesk. Excluding #Binance, the other tracked exchanges recorded +$2.79B in net inflows. @Bitstamp posted the largest inflow at +$1.36B (+29.23%) per DefiLlama data, followed by @bitfinex (+$827.32M), @okx (+$781.57M), @bitget (+$447.50M) and @Gate (+$344.42M).

Also on the board: @Gemini @RobinhoodApp @Bybit_Official @MEXC_Official

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GLOBAL WEB3 PROJECTS SHUTDOWN IN Q3-Q4 2026

Let's explore the recent wave of #Web3 project shutdowns in the second half of 2026. This overview highlights key projects across #DeFi, #NFTs, #GameFi, wallets, exchanges, infrastructure, and blockchain networks, showing where momentum has slowed or failed to sustain. It offers a clear snapshot of market consolidation, shifting narratives, and the challenges facing long-term sustainability in the Web3 ecosystem.

According to RootData, 85 crypto projects have shut down in 2026 as of Oct 31, up 37.1% YoY. The list now includes long-standing names: @coinexcom is closing after nine years of operation, @Balancer holders approved the protocol's wind-down with ~99.2% of votes cast, and @Blast_L2, once a $2B Ethereum Layer 2 according to CoinDesk, set an Oct 26 deadline for withdrawals through its interface.

On the list: Step App, BitMart, @CosmostationVD, @bitmex, @switchboardxyz, @coinexcom, @routerprotocol, @Blast_L2, @Balancer, @blur_io, @EchoProtocol_, @AbstractChain

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CORPORATE CRYPTO TREASURIES LEADERBOARD

The 10 largest corporate crypto treasuries with a disclosed cost basis hold $98.98B in BTC and ETH against $103.71B invested, an aggregate unrealized loss of $4.73B at BTC $78,072 and ETH $2,295.17 (CoinGecko, Nov 2, 13:45 UTC). @Strategy, a net seller between June and August before buying back to 849,327 BTC, is up +$2.23B (+3.47%). @SpaceX and @Tesla, which bought at average prices of ~$35.3K and ~$33.5K per BTC, are up +121.0% and +132.8% respectively.

Bitmine ETH (@BitMNR) carries the largest paper loss on the board at -$6.44B (-31.69%), based on a partly estimated cost basis. @strive, which made its largest-ever purchase on Oct 17–23 (6,182 BTC for $511.4M), stands at -$418.0M (-11.04%). Holdings are the latest disclosed figures, so reporting dates vary by company.

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🚨 BINANCE HACKED FOR ~$6.3B: THE BIGGEST CRYPTO HEIST EVER

On Oct 29, attackers drained Binance hot wallets across 10 blockchains, most of it within ~20 minutes. That is more than 4x the $1.46B Bybit hack, the previous record.

🔓 How it happened:
Binance’s initial investigation points to a compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop. Through it, the attacker reached a service container and submitted unauthorized withdrawals. Binance says it found no evidence of a private key leak.

💸 What left the wallets (per TRM Labs)
~$3.79B on Ethereum, incl. 1.875B $USDT and 823M $USDC
18,270 $BTC (~$1.47B)
The rest across Tron, Solana, XRP Ledger and other chains

🧊 Frozen so far:
~$3B frozen on-chain with help from @tether, @circle and other partners
~$3.3B not frozen yet, mostly ETH and BTC still in the attacker’s hands

🇰🇵 Who’s behind it:
TRM Labs and Chainalysis tie the attack to TraderTraitor, a #Lazarus-linked North Korean unit, and ZachXBT also calls it “likely Lazarus”. Binance hasn’t officially named the attacker. If confirmed, it’s North Korea’s biggest heist ever.

📉 Market fallout (24h, CoinGlass)
$1.5B liquidated
243K+ traders wiped out
$628M liquidated in just 1 hour
~85% of liquidations were longs

Largest single liquidation: an $11M BTC long on Binance
BTC dipped to ~$76.5K, $BNB fell 8%+

🛡 What it means for users
Binance will cover ALL losses from the SAFU fund plus its own company funds. SAFU holds ~$1.17B, so most of the bill comes from Binance’s balance sheet. The precedent: in 2019, SAFU fully reimbursed 7,000 stolen BTC.

$BNB $BTC #Binance #CryptoHack

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@cz_binance https://t.co/An0y43vsjz

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🚨 BINANCE HACKED FOR ~$6.3B: THE BIGGEST CRYPTO HEIST EVER

On Oct 29, attackers drained Binance hot wallets across 10 blockchains, most of it within ~20 minutes. That is more than 4x the $1.46B Bybit hack, the previous record.

🔓 How it happened:
Binance’s initial investigation points to a compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop. Through it, the attacker reached a service container and submitted unauthorized withdrawals. Binance says it found no evidence of a private key leak.

💸 What left the wallets (per TRM Labs)
~$3.79B on Ethereum, incl. 1.875B $USDT and 823M $USDC
18,270 $BTC (~$1.47B)
The rest across Tron, Solana, XRP Ledger and other chains

🧊 Frozen so far:
~$3B frozen on-chain with help from @tether, @circle and other partners
~$3.3B not frozen yet, mostly ETH and BTC still in the attacker’s hands

🇰🇵 Who’s behind it:
TRM Labs and Chainalysis tie the attack to TraderTraitor, a #Lazarus-linked North Korean unit, and ZachXBT also calls it “likely Lazarus”. Binance hasn’t officially named the attacker. If confirmed, it’s North Korea’s biggest heist ever.

📉 Market fallout (24h, CoinGlass)
$1.5B liquidated
243K+ traders wiped out
$628M liquidated in just 1 hour
~85% of liquidations were longs

Largest single liquidation: an $11M BTC long on Binance
BTC dipped to ~$76.5K, $BNB fell 8%+

🛡 What it means for users
Binance will cover ALL losses from the SAFU fund plus its own company funds. SAFU holds ~$1.17B, so most of the bill comes from Binance’s balance sheet. The precedent: in 2019, SAFU fully reimbursed 7,000 stolen BTC.

$BNB $BTC #Binance #CryptoHack

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@cz_binance https://t.co/nPceASJuKE

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🚨 BINANCE HACKED FOR ~$6.3B: THE BIGGEST CRYPTO HEIST EVER

On Oct 29, attackers drained Binance hot wallets across 10 blockchains, most of it within ~20 minutes. That is more than 4x the $1.46B Bybit hack, the previous record.

🔓 How it happened:
Binance’s initial investigation points to a compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop. Through it, the attacker reached a service container and submitted unauthorized withdrawals. Binance says it found no evidence of a private key leak.

💸 What left the wallets (per TRM Labs)
~$3.79B on Ethereum, incl. 1.875B $USDT and 823M $USDC
18,270 $BTC (~$1.47B)
The rest across Tron, Solana, XRP Ledger and other chains

🧊 Frozen so far:
~$3B frozen on-chain with help from @tether, @circle and other partners
~$3.3B not frozen yet, mostly ETH and BTC still in the attacker’s hands

🇰🇵 Who’s behind it:
TRM Labs and Chainalysis tie the attack to TraderTraitor, a #Lazarus-linked North Korean unit, and ZachXBT also calls it “likely Lazarus”. Binance hasn’t officially named the attacker. If confirmed, it’s North Korea’s biggest heist ever.

📉 Market fallout (24h, CoinGlass)
$1.5B liquidated
243K+ traders wiped out
$628M liquidated in just 1 hour
~85% of liquidations were longs

Largest single liquidation: an $11M BTC long on Binance
BTC dipped to ~$76.5K, $BNB fell 8%+

🛡 What it means for users
Binance will cover ALL losses from the SAFU fund plus its own company funds. SAFU holds ~$1.17B, so most of the bill comes from Binance’s balance sheet. The precedent: in 2019, SAFU fully reimbursed 7,000 stolen BTC.

$BNB $BTC #Binance #CryptoHack

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@cz_binance https://t.co/nPceASK2Ac

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🚨 BINANCE HACKED FOR ~$6.3B: THE BIGGEST CRYPTO HEIST EVER

On Oct 29, attackers drained Binance hot wallets across 10 blockchains, most of it within ~20 minutes. That is more than 4x the $1.46B Bybit hack, the previous record.

🔓 How it happened:
Binance’s initial investigation points to a compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop. Through it, the attacker reached a service container and submitted unauthorized withdrawals. Binance says it found no evidence of a private key leak.

💸 What left the wallets (per TRM Labs)
~$3.79B on Ethereum, incl. 1.875B $USDT and 823M $USDC
18,270 $BTC (~$1.47B)
The rest across Tron, Solana, XRP Ledger and other chains

🧊 Frozen so far:
~$3B frozen on-chain with help from @tether, @circle and other partners
~$3.3B not frozen yet, mostly ETH and BTC still in the attacker’s hands

🇰🇵 Who’s behind it:
TRM Labs and Chainalysis tie the attack to TraderTraitor, a #Lazarus-linked North Korean unit, and ZachXBT also calls it “likely Lazarus”. Binance hasn’t officially named the attacker. If confirmed, it’s North Korea’s biggest heist ever.

📉 Market fallout (24h, CoinGlass)
$1.5B liquidated
243K+ traders wiped out
$628M liquidated in just 1 hour
~85% of liquidations were longs

Largest single liquidation: an $11M BTC long on Binance
BTC dipped to ~$76.5K, $BNB fell 8%+

🛡 What it means for users
Binance will cover ALL losses from the SAFU fund plus its own company funds. SAFU holds ~$1.17B, so most of the bill comes from Binance’s balance sheet. The precedent: in 2019, SAFU fully reimbursed 7,000 stolen BTC.

$BNB $BTC #Binance #CryptoHack

[Cryptogics @cryptogics]

@cz_binance https://t.co/nPceASK2Ac

[Cryptogics @cryptogics]

🚨 BINANCE HACKED FOR ~$6.3B: THE BIGGEST CRYPTO HEIST EVER

On Oct 29, attackers drained Binance hot wallets across 10 blockchains, most of it within ~20 minutes. That is more than 4x the $1.46B Bybit hack, the previous record.

🔓 How it happened:
Binance’s initial investigation points to a compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop. Through it, the attacker reached a service container and submitted unauthorized withdrawals. Binance says it found no evidence of a private key leak.

💸 What left the wallets (per TRM Labs)
~$3.79B on Ethereum, incl. 1.875B $USDT and 823M $USDC
18,270 $BTC (~$1.47B)
The rest across Tron, Solana, XRP Ledger and other chains

🧊 Frozen so far:
~$3B frozen on-chain with help from @tether, @circle and other partners
~$3.3B not frozen yet, mostly ETH and BTC still in the attacker’s hands

🇰🇵 Who’s behind it:
TRM Labs and Chainalysis tie the attack to TraderTraitor, a #Lazarus-linked North Korean unit, and ZachXBT also calls it “likely Lazarus”. Binance hasn’t officially named the attacker. If confirmed, it’s North Korea’s biggest heist ever.

📉 Market fallout (24h, CoinGlass)
$1.5B liquidated
243K+ traders wiped out
$628M liquidated in just 1 hour
~85% of liquidations were longs

Largest single liquidation: an $11M BTC long on Binance
BTC dipped to ~$76.5K, $BNB fell 8%+

🛡 What it means for users
Binance will cover ALL losses from the SAFU fund plus its own company funds. SAFU holds ~$1.17B, so most of the bill comes from Binance’s balance sheet. The precedent: in 2019, SAFU fully reimbursed 7,000 stolen BTC.

$BNB $BTC #Binance #CryptoHack