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$OFC plummeted immediately after launch, is there still a chance for the World Cup market?
OneFootball launched less than 48 hours ago, with a drop of over 50% at one point, but trading volume remains active, exceeding 20 million USD.
Many bottom-fishing opportunities may have been buried, but there's no need to worry.
As a project connecting a massive number of football fans with Web3, $OFC has integrated real-world scenarios such as watching matches, predictions, and tasks, allowing users to exchange BALLS points for tokens, with the potential to convert hundreds of millions of football fa

$TAO Has been crashed again, internal core subnet defected, speechless!
Covenant AI — Bittensor's most core subnet, the flagship engine successfully training a 72B large model, pushed TAO up nearly 90% in March.
However, today Covenant AI founder Sam Dare suddenly announced his departure, directly pointing out serious centralization issues in Bittensor governance:
The project team unilaterally paused subnet emissions
Deprived subnet moderation rights
Infrastructure changes made without sufficient consultation
Superficial multi-signature governance, actual control by a few
More directly, they

Iran's move to block tolls directly turned $BTC into hard currency?
Who would have thought that the one to break the pattern of the crypto market isn't Wall Street, but a country holding the maritime lifeline?
Iran has taken action—who would have imagined the Strait of Hormuz? Sure, each ship pays 2 million USD, but only in Bitcoin!
Calculating at 72,000 USD per 1 BTC, each ship = 27.7 BTC.
The underlying logic is chilling upon closer inspection—if 130 ships pass daily, that's 3,611 Bitcoins earned each day. In a year, that's 1.3 million Bitcoins!
This means Iran receives enough Bitcoin in a