MEXC Editorial Team

MEXC Editorial Team

MEXC Editorial Team is the official content team of MEXC Exchange, staffed by eight full‑time professional editors. Each editor brings over 7 years of professional financial writing experience, with hands‑on investment and journalism expertise across cryptocurrency, stocks, commodities and global financial markets. Our team produces original market reports, breaking industry news, on‑chain research and macro‑economic commentary built upon independent analysis. We strive to deliver accurate, timely financial market insights for investors and users worldwide.

MEXC Editorial Team's Articles

What Is the Aave RWA Hub? How Institutions Can Borrow Stablecoins Against Tokenized Assets on Avalanche

What Is the Aave RWA Hub? How Institutions Can Borrow Stablecoins Against Tokenized Assets on Avalanche

Aave is preparing a dedicated RWA Hub on Avalanche that would allow eligible institutions to use tokenized financial assets as collateral for stablecoin borrowing. The planned market builds on Aave V4, which went live on Avalanche in July 2026 with a Core Liquidity Hub and specialized Main, AVAX Correlated, and Forex markets. Aave’s earlier Avalanche governance proposal had already identified a dedicated real-world asset market as a later phase of the deployment.

Fed Raises Rates to 3.75%–4%: Why Bitcoin and Crypto Markets Should Care

Fed Raises Rates to 3.75%–4%: Why Bitcoin and Crypto Markets Should Care

The Federal Reserve raised the federal funds target range by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4.00% on September 16, 2026, with the Federal Open Market Committee approving the decision by a unanimous 12–0 vote. The Fed said economic activity continued to expand at a solid pace, domestic spending remained resilient, productivity growth was strong, and capital investment was robust. At the same time, inflation remained elevated, leading policymakers to conclude that tighter policy was necessary to support a timelier return to the 2% target

TREAD Token Launches as Tread.fi Turns Trading Activity Into an Ecosystem Asset

TREAD Token Launches as Tread.fi Turns Trading Activity Into an Ecosystem Asset

TREAD has launched with a fixed 100 million supply and a usage-based distribution. Explore its utility, tokenomics, MEXC listing and risks.

MUSEBOOK Coin Surges as AI Agents Find Their Own Social Network

MUSEBOOK Coin Surges as AI Agents Find Their Own Social Network

MUSEBOOK surged after an AI-agent social network went viral. Explore its Robinhood Chain token, attention drivers, contract risks and outlook.

What Is DGAI? Inside DGrid AI’s Tokenized Inference Network

What Is DGAI? Inside DGrid AI’s Tokenized Inference Network

DGAI powers DGrid AI’s decentralized inference network. Learn how payments, staking and node rewards could affect demand, supply and price

COOL Coin Surges as “USDC Is Cool” Becomes an Arc Meme Trade

COOL Coin Surges as “USDC Is Cool” Becomes an Arc Meme Trade

COOL coin surged after attracting Arc traders and gaining MEXC exposure. Here is what drives “usdc is cool” and where the biggest risks lie.

TOLLY Coin Surges After MEXC Listing—What Is the Market Actually Buying?

TOLLY Coin Surges After MEXC Listing—What Is the Market Actually Buying?

TOLLY coin is gaining attention after its MEXC debut. Here is what its trading-fee model means and what could decide the next price move.

What Is LONG Coin? Inside the Arc Token and long.supply Platform

What Is LONG Coin? Inside the Arc Token and long.supply Platform

LONG is an Arc meme coin linked to long.supply, a platform for bridged assets and token launches. Learn how it works and how to trade it on MEXC.

What Is ARGUS Coin? The Arc Launchpad Token Debuts on MEXC

What Is ARGUS Coin? The Arc Launchpad Token Debuts on MEXC

ARGUS is the token linked to an Arc-native launchpad for creating and trading new assets. Learn how it works and how to trade ARGUS on MEXC.

Why Did the CLARITY Act Fail in the Senate?

Why Did the CLARITY Act Fail in the Senate?

The CLARITY Act suffered a major procedural setback in the U.S. Senate on September 15, 2026, when senators failed to invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to H.R. 3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. The official Senate roll call recorded 49 votes in favor and 50 against, below the three-fifths threshold required to advance the measure