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From this perspective, I still think Puff Dex will be a good farming destination in 2026. I think I've read all the major 2026 outlook articles this year. This article is the most readable, comprehensive version. To summarize the 2026 outlook: • Neobanks (this was a huge concern in 2025) • The explosive growth of stablecoins (PayPal, Stripe, Klarna, etc. entering the market) • Diversifying tokenization (private equity, credit loans, real estate, stock tokenization, etc., infrastructure is being properly established) Besides this, there are other details, such as Depin's proven token incentive case, Crypto x AI's long-term improvement plan for centralized AI, and the evolution of DAT (providing dividends similar to staking rewards). Just looking at the above, it seems like there are only a few categories that are significantly less interesting to those who are immersed in crypto. The main reason for this decline is: "I don't see any profit opportunities for retailers." -> Neobanks, stablecoins, and regulated tokenized funds aren't viable options, lol. Then, there will still be disagreements throughout the process, and retailers will still be competing with each other. I'm so excited that I need to focus on one category as a crypto farming site. So, in a way, I think the only such farming site in 2026 is Puff. While sales and DeFi are certainly possible, the appeal of DeFi's blind yield (= point-based airdrops) is now significantly diminishing. Sales generally require a large pool of money (with a maximum cap of $00K, $0K allocated). In conclusion, if you say this is just another Puff sale, I have nothing to say. In that case, let's shift our focus slightly and try out Equity Perps this year. (Hello.Trade, Qfex, perhaps?) (Even if this fails, trying with this perspective will help you make healthy investments in crypto in the long run.)

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