Oracle

Oracles are essential infrastructure components that feed real-time, off-chain data (such as price feeds, weather, or sports results) into blockchain smart contracts. Without decentralized oracles like Chainlink and Pyth, DeFi could not function. In 2026, oracles have evolved to support verifiable randomness and cross-chain data synchronization. This tag covers the technical evolution of data availability, tamper-proof price feeds, and the critical role oracles play in ensuring the deterministic execution of complex decentralized applications.

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The Best Crypto in Presale Right Now With X100 Potential and Why It’s Standing Out

The Best Crypto in Presale Right Now With X100 Potential and Why It’s Standing Out

The post The Best Crypto in Presale Right Now With X100 Potential and Why It’s Standing Out appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The DeFi market is changing fast as investors focus on projects with real-world value instead of short-term hype. This crypto is gaining strong attention for combining blockchain technology with property income and transparent on-chain mechanics, as RentStac does. With its presale currently active and structured across multiple stages, it is becoming one of the most talked-about tokens in the sector. While many early-stage projects rely on speculation, this one has a clear roadmap, verified metrics, and a defined token model. The total supply is capped at two billion tokens, with forty percent allocated to the presale. The full fundraising goal across all seven stages is around twenty-seven million dollars. Why the Presale Matters When tokens are sold at early-stage pricing, entry levels are often much lower than post-listing values. The current presale price is two and a half cents per token, marking the first phase of a structured rollout. Each phase introduces a gradual increase in price, rewarding early participants and creating a transparent token economy. This pricing structure, combined with limited supply and a real-use ecosystem, positions the token as one of the few presale opportunities built on fundamentals rather than short-term speculation, much like RentStac, which is reshaping how DeFi connects with tangible assets. What the Project Does This crypto aims to connect decentralized finance with the global rental market. It uses a framework where real estate assets are held legally and represented as blockchain tokens. Investors gain exposure to rental income streams and liquidity without owning or managing physical properties. It also introduces a dual-yield model. Holders can stake tokens to earn protocol revenue while benefiting from token appreciation. Earnings are distributed in stablecoins, reducing volatility and providing consistent yield potential within the ecosystem. Key Tokenomics and Structure The token supply is fixed at two billion units.…

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SHIB Millionaire Turns to Lyno AI (LYNO), Predicts 25000% Gain and Calls It “The Next DOGE Moment”

SHIB Millionaire Turns to Lyno AI (LYNO), Predicts 25000% Gain and Calls It “The Next DOGE Moment”

The post SHIB Millionaire Turns to Lyno AI (LYNO), Predicts 25000% Gain and Calls It “The Next DOGE Moment” appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. After an 11-month consolidation in 2024, a SHIB millionaire has transferred investments to Lyno AI (LYNO). This is happening in a period when Dogecoin may soon be on a booming track, and thus Lyno AI is a potential presale product. Analysts think that Lyno will increase in value by 25,000 per cent, just like Dogecoin has in history. $LYNO: Is Dogecoin’s Next Breakout the Spark Behind the Best Presale Token Surge? Recent 4-hour charts indicate that Dogecoin supports its critical support at $0.18, with upside targets of $0.26 or $0.33. The price has bounced back after a pullback and created an inverse head-and-shoulders on the RSI. This view on the rally is further supported by a golden cross confirmation. With the Dogecoin market defying a major resistance trendline, market inflows into Solana hit a record of $381 million, which is more expansive. The redistribution of the $7 billion holders of Bitcoin shows the emergence of the AI industry. These trends provide fertile soil in memecoin resurgences. $LYNO: Why SHIB Survivors Are Doubling Down on the AI Arbitrage Revolution SHIB millionaires who survived the stagnation in 2024 now amass Lyno AI, with claims of 25,000 gains. As SHIB burns 1 million tokens every week, the AI bots used in Lyno permit trades in 15+ chains with no capital requirements. This turning point describes the position of Lyno in the independent trading movement in which retail takes off. $LYNO stake to vote in governance and live dashboards. Lyno flattens the arbitrage playing field, which had been dominated by institutions. The first movers gain benefits in this changing environment. $LYNO: Redefining Arbitrage — The AI-Driven Gamechanger in the Presale Token Market Lyno AI is a next-generation cross-chain arbitrage with AI-powered market intelligence and automated trading. Machine learning scans Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum,…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Re7 Labs is under fire for sharing a report summarizing the events of the past couple of days rather than providing a solution

Re7 Labs is under fire for sharing a report summarizing the events of the past couple of days rather than providing a solution

The post Re7 Labs is under fire for sharing a report summarizing the events of the past couple of days rather than providing a solution appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Re7 Labs, a DeFi risk curation and research arm of the London-based hedge fund Re7 Capital, has taken significant heat after releasing a lengthy thread on X, formerly Twitter, that contained its own version of events stemming from the Stream Finance insolvency.  It called the post an “update regarding previous and ongoing efforts to address and mitigate” the current issues. However, rather than soothe already hot tempers, the post has backfired, triggering a new wave of criticism. Details from Re7 Labs’ post The long post from Re7 Labs details the steps the team has been taking to mitigate risk and, where feasible, to prevent or minimize potential losses. The post detailed things like what happened, the actions the team took afterward, and the current status of things in the xUSD Euler Markets, deUSD, and sdeUSD markets on Plume, and sUSDX and USDX markets on BSC. In all three cases, Re7 Labs claimed to have noticed something was wrong, even though no proactive action was taken until after the market crash. For example, with xUSD, it was not until after the market crash on October 10 that Re7 Labs’ due diligence had complaints that were so easily brushed aside with assurances from Stream’s CEO of stability. In Elixir’s case, the team let borrowing in Re7 Labs Euler Earn USDT0 vault on Plasma go on until it became uncomfortable, after which it allegedly asked Elixir to start to pay back some of the outstanding debt. Still, it was not until after it was found that Stream was borrowing against Elixir assets that the team took real action, introducing reduced caps and reallocated funds. Meanwhile, Elixir repaid the sdeUSD position on Plume by November 6, eliminating Re7-curated exposure. As for Stable Labs, the Re7 Labs team claimed to have caught discrepancies on November…

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Is the AI bubble bigger than Bitcoin?

Is the AI bubble bigger than Bitcoin?

The post Is the AI bubble bigger than Bitcoin? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Welcome to Slate Sunday, CryptoSlate’s weekly feature showcasing in-depth interviews, expert analysis, and thought-provoking op-eds that go beyond the headlines to explore the ideas and voices shaping the future of crypto. Michael Burry, the “Big Short” protagonist whose bet against the mortgage bubble made him a living legend, is back in the business of raining on parades. This time, instead of subprime debt, his sights are locked on Silicon Valley, specifically, the AI bubble he believes is about to pop. This week, Burry’s hedge fund revealed a whopping $1.1 billion in put options against the AI titans Nvidia and Palantir. For those less versed in Wall Street lingo, that means Burry is betting that the stocks will… well, go splat.​ Why is this important? Because when Michael Burry thinks there’s a bubble, people listen (if not for investment advice, at least for the entertainment value). After all, for every housing-market Cassandra, there’s a hundred Chicken Littles. But Burry is no stranger to calling out absurd market exuberance (and making bank while doing it). ‘Bats*** crazy’ vs. billion-dollar bets: The Palantir perspective Enter Alex Karp, Palantir’s CEO, wielding a verbal flamethrower. Karp’s response to Burry’s big bet? The notion that anyone would short AI companies is utterly absurd. He retorted: “The two companies he’s shorting are the ones making all the money, which is super weird.” He didn’t stop there, doubling down: “The idea that chips and ontology is what you want to short is bats*** crazy… He’s actually putting a short on AI.” Palantir’s numbers do back up a certain bravado. The company upgraded full-year revenue forecasts after a record Q3 and posted 173% gains over the last year. Yet Wall Street’s obsession with AI is a double-edged sword, and even as Palantir beats forecasts, its share price can tumble 8–10%…

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Michael Burry’s big short: Is the AI bubble bigger than Bitcoin?

Michael Burry’s big short: Is the AI bubble bigger than Bitcoin?

Welcome to Slate Sunday, CryptoSlate’s weekly feature showcasing in-depth interviews, expert analysis, and thought-provoking op-eds that go beyond the headlines to explore the ideas and voices shaping the future of crypto. Michael Burry, the “Big Short” protagonist whose bet against the mortgage bubble made him a living legend, is back in the business of raining on […] The post Michael Burry’s big short: Is the AI bubble bigger than Bitcoin? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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‘TikTok USA’ will be bad for creators, users, and privacy

‘TikTok USA’ will be bad for creators, users, and privacy

The post ‘TikTok USA’ will be bad for creators, users, and privacy appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. TikTok had a good run in the United States, but I believe this is about to change, especially given the sale of its operations and a copy of its algorithm to a consortium of investors that includes Oracle, Silver Lake, and a number of others yet to be determined. This consortium is slated to take over the U.S. operations of TikTok, probably sometime early next year. Summary TikTok’s U.S. operations are being sold to a consortium led by Oracle and Silver Lake, ending its Chinese ownership but raising new concerns about government influence and narrative control under American hands. While the sale was justified as a move to protect U.S. user data, critics argue it’s more about controlling narratives, shifting power from one centralized entity to another that’s deeply tied to U.S. political and corporate interests. The author warns that decentralized media is the only safeguard for democracy; without it, platforms like the new TikTok risk becoming powerful echo chambers that stifle speech, suppress dissent, and deepen national division. Why did TikTok have to be sold in the first place? It was the first global impact social media platform that was not controlled by the usual social media giants, all of which had been based and operated in the U.S. That was not necessarily a bad thing, even though there had always been rumors about the Chinese government accessing U.S. user data on the platform, leading to a temporary ban of TikTok in the U.S. in January 2025. The question we should ask ourselves is, was it really a concern about U.S. user data in the hands of the Chinese government that forced a sale? Narrative control…

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The new, centralized ‘TikTok USA’ will be bad for creators, users, privacy, and freedom of speech | Opinion

The new, centralized ‘TikTok USA’ will be bad for creators, users, privacy, and freedom of speech | Opinion

I believe that the level of censorship and bans on TikTok will dramatically increase, and it will turn into a tightly closed hyper-echo chamber.

Author: Crypto.news
While Ripple (XRP) Crashes Below $2.40, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Presale Spears Past 85% in Stage 6

While Ripple (XRP) Crashes Below $2.40, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Presale Spears Past 85% in Stage 6

While XRP falls below $2.40, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) surges past 85% in Stage 6, raising $18.5M as investors chase its stablecoin-backed DeFi lending model.

Author: Blockchainreporter
Pi Network Reveals GCV Stability Mechanism for Maintaining Pi’s Value

Pi Network Reveals GCV Stability Mechanism for Maintaining Pi’s Value

TLDR Pi Network’s GCV model stabilizes Pi’s value without relying on external exchanges. PiDAO controls minting and burning of Pi to correct value deviations quickly. The audit confirms Pi Network’s GCV system achieves near-perfect stability. Pi currently trades well below $1, showing a gap between GCV and market price. Pi Network has unveiled a new [...] The post Pi Network Reveals GCV Stability Mechanism for Maintaining Pi’s Value appeared first on CoinCentral.

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DeFi Turns Toward Transparency Amid Market Turmoil

DeFi Turns Toward Transparency Amid Market Turmoil

The post DeFi Turns Toward Transparency Amid Market Turmoil appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Balancer suffered one of the largest decentralized finance (DeFi) exploits on Monday, with more than $116 million in staked Ether and liquidity pool tokens drained from Balancer v2 contracts and several forks.  The decentralized exchange (DEX) and automated market maker (AMM) investigated what appeared to be faulty access control in its smart contracts, which allowed the attackers to withdraw funds directly from liquidity pools.  The exploit began with a $70 million loss, which ballooned to $116 million, primarily affecting liquid staking assets such as Lido’s wstETH and StakeWise’s osETH. In a bid to recover losses, Balancer offered a 20% white hat bounty to the attackers. The team warned that it’s working with law enforcement and blockchain forensics to identify the culprit.  On Tuesday, Balancer came under scrutiny as community members pointed out the extensive audits it had undergone, only to still be hacked in the end. “Balancer went through 10+ audits,” said Suhail Kakar, a developer relations lead at the TAC blockchain. The hack also showed signs of months-long planning by a skilled attacker. Conor Grogan, director at Coinbase, said the hacker appeared to be experienced and had funds potentially linked to previous exploits.  On Thursday, Balancer released a preliminary post-mortem report after the $116 million hack. The protocol said it was hit by a sophisticated code exploit that targeted its v2 Stable Pools and Composable Stable v5 pools.  Source: Lookonchain Continue reading DeFi sleuths trace $284 million in loans and stablecoin risk linked to Stream Finance In another blow to the DeFi market, decentralized protocol Stream Finance disclosed a $93 million loss tied to an external fund manager on Tuesday. The event triggered stablecoin depeggings and liquidity freezes across the ecosystem due to associated assets.  DeFi analysts said the protocol’s collapse had a ripple effect throughout DeFi, with millions…

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