Major changes to the Infinex ICO just announced
No more $2,500 cap and no more random allocation
We are talking to the Infinex team this morning on FOMO HOUR - tune in to hear more about the change, why it happened and what you should expect

We got the sale wrong.
We tried to balance existing Patron holders, new participants, and fair distribution all at once and the result was a sale that (almost) nobody wanted to participate in.
Retail hates the lock.
Whales hate the cap.
Everyone hates the complexity.
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Users of digital assets are increasingly concerned about filing crypto tax returns as on-chain volume continue to rise.
These issues are occurring against the backdrop of many countries adopting reporting frameworks...

Hidden costs of crypto profits: Why small investors struggle with tax filing.

Author: Dfarm

When talking about Polymarket, many people know that its core is: YES + NO = 1. But do you really understand this simple formula? Today, I'll explain Polymarket's shared order book in detail!

If you check Polymarket's official documentation, you'll find that the price calculation is explained as follows:

You might not fully understand it after reading this, but that's okay. Let me give you an example.

A torn dollar bill

Some people think YES 0.7 + NO 0.6...

A comprehensive explanation of Polymarket: Why must YES + NO equal 1?

Written by: Maitong MSX Researcher The past cannot be changed, but the future can still be shaped.

2025 has passed in the blink of an eye. This year, the global financial market underwent round after round of extreme stress tests: geopolitical fluctuations, volatile macroeconomic expectations, fading narratives, and liquidity divergence occurred intermittently. Meanwhile, tokenization quietly accelerated, driven by compliance and infrastructure development.

It can be said that from TradFi to Web3, two previously parallel forces are converging at an unprecedented speed, aiming at the on-chain and programmable nature of various financial assets.

To restore the market's "sentiment"...