DEX

DEXs are peer-to-peer marketplaces where users trade cryptocurrencies directly from their wallets via Automated Market Makers (AMM) or on-chain order books. By removing central authorities, DEXs like Uniswap and Raydium prioritize privacy and user sovereignty. The 2026 DEX landscape is dominated by intent-based trading, MEV protection, and cross-chain liquidity aggregation. Follow this tag for the latest in on-chain trading volume, liquidity pools, and the technology behind permissionless swaps.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52

Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52

Who’s Shaping Bitcoin’s Future: Suitcoiners Vs. Ordinals Degens

The post Who’s Shaping Bitcoin’s Future: Suitcoiners Vs. Ordinals Degens appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The cultural tone of the entire ecosystem has shifted wildly in the last few years. “Bitcoin Maximalists” have essentially faded off into the background in terms of having any kind of cultural influence or impact at all. Dominant narratives, actual actions, and real impact has become completely dominated by either the Suitcoiners, clownish Wall Street types building the exact same kind of degenerate leveraged financial products on top of Bitcoin that caused the 2008 financial crisis, or the Degens, completely degenerate Ordinals obsessed cypherpunks with a moronic fixation on the notion of ascribing ownership to jpegs stored on the blockchain. It’s frankly kind of disgusting and embarrassing that things have gotten to this point in this space. All meaningful drivers to growth and adoption are pulling people into a culture of brain dead suit-think completely devoid of any understanding or grasp of the true value that Bitcoin offers, censorship resistance and decentralization, or a culture of using those things for the stupidest most meaningless drivel imaginable rather than truly impactful uses that can change lives in a positive way. But here we are nonetheless. These two opposite and self-reinforcing echo chambers are dominating the stage. They are running the biggest booths ushering new entrants into the ecosystem. Yes, individuals can and will walk their own path, and some newcomers might stumble down some of those, but most won’t. Most will wind up following the Suitcoiners or the Degens. In that political reality, I will stand with the Degens. Everything they engage in is inane, moronic, pointless imaginary nonsense, but they at least appreciate and understand censorship resistance and the decentralization that creates it. They appreciate the value of self custody and tools that allow them to do what they want with their own money without needing to seek permission from…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/08/23

Solana’s Launchpad Battle: Pump.fun Leads, HeavenDex Surges

The post Solana’s Launchpad Battle: Pump.fun Leads, HeavenDex Surges appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The memecoin launchpad race is heating up. On Aug 20, @pumpdotfun hit $1.35M in daily revenue. It remains the king of Solana’s launchpads. But the competition isn’t sleeping. A new rival, @heavendex, is coming fast—powered by its deflationary token $LIGHT. In just 7 days, HeavenDex revenue shot from $145K to $988K. That’s a 6.8x surge. Yesterday alone, Heaven clocked $40M in volume, surpassing LetsBonk, Moonshot, and Bags. This pushed HeavenDex to 2 by volume across Solana launchpads. And the momentum doesn’t stop there. Over the last 7 days, @heavendex raked in $2.9M in fees, making it the 5 protocol on Solana overall. The token behind it all? $LIGHT. It ripped 300%+ before cooling off with a ~50% correction. But traders are calling it a “dark horse” play—small base, big upside. HeavenDex Real Growth HeavenDex’s growth isn’t just hype. It’s textbook launchpad economics. Revenue soars → more token burns. Burns shrink supply → price speculation spikes. Speculation → more users pile in. That loop—known as the flywheel effect—is spinning faster every day. Social chatter is exploding. Telegram groups, X threads, Discord servers—all buzzing about $LIGHT. Traders love the aggressive burn mechanics. Supply keeps dropping while usage climbs. It’s fueling real speculation that Heaven could dethrone Pump.fun if adoption sticks. $LIGHT Technicals and Risks Technical indicators suggest $LIGHT might still be undervalued compared to bigger rivals. Its liquidity depth lags behind leaders like Pump.fun, but that’s normal for a fast riser. The risk? Liquidity crunches. Rapid growth attracts speculators, but without sustained adoption, the token can choke on its own momentum. Low liquidity plus high volatility is a double-edged sword—it creates upside hype but can trigger brutal pullbacks. For now, though, the Heaven narrative is winning eyeballs. Pump.fun Still Rules… For Now While Heaven climbs, @pumpdotfun remains the launchpad king. $1.35M revenue…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/08/23

Meteora Captures $16M in a Day Thanks to Kanye West’s Meme Coin Frenzy

Despite reports of insider dumping and retail losses, DeFiLlama data shows YZY mania boosted Meteora's fees to $16 million.

Author: CryptoPotato

2025/08/23

Dark Pools and Hidden Liquidity: The New Frontier in Crypto Trading

The post Dark Pools and Hidden Liquidity: The New Frontier in Crypto Trading appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Cryptomarkets appear transparent on initial inspection. You can observe tick flow by sweeping order books and monitoring wallet flows on public chains. Here’s the thing. An increasing proportion of true liquidity remains out of sight, funneled through private venues, obscure order types, RFQ networks, and off-exchange transaction routes that never touch a public order book or mempool. Such “invisible liquidity pools” exist in reality. They exist today on both decentralized and centralized rails, and they determine execution quality, slippage, and even the prices you see on screen. If you’re making a choice of where to buy crypto, you need to understand where size actually trades and how that affects your fills, your fees, and your risk. Continue reading to know why, as a trader, you should care about the rise of invisible liquidity pools (or dark pools). What is invisible liquidity? Consider invisible liquidity to be any significant trading interest that is not necessarily visible to the general market at the time of execution. In cryptocurrencies, there are various mechanisms that qualify as such: Dark and semi-dark venues. Block trading facilities and RFQ networks match buyers and sellers without showing orders to a public book. It is possible to delay or aggregate post-trade prints. Hidden order sizes. Iceberg and reserve orders break up a giant order into tiny disclosed nuggets while concealing the actual size. Private transaction channels. Wallet and DEX users can route orders via private mempools and order flow auctions to escape public exposure on the chain’s standard mempool. Batch auctions and intent-based routing. Certain DEX meta-routers seize order flow, match in-house, and settle the outcome on-chain, with price discovery primarily occurring off the public order book. Internalization and netting by market makers. Market makers and dealers can cross customer flow internally or through private rooms prior to…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/08/23

US bill proposes 21st-century privateers to take on cybercrime

                                                                               The proposed bill included a list of targetable offenses, including the theft of cryptocurrencies, ransomware attacks, and pig butchering scams.                     Arizona lawmaker David Schweikert introduced “The Scam Farms Marque and Reprisal Authorization Act of 2025” in August, which proposes neo-privateers — state-sanctioned pirates — to combat cybercriminals engaged in threats against the United States.The bill authorizes the US president to issue letters of marque to “privately armed and equipped persons” contracted by the government to “employ all means reasonably necessary” to seize property and detain or “punish” cybercriminals deemed a threat by the president.These threats include crypto theft, pig butchering scams, ransomware attacks, identity theft, accessing computers without authorization to gather sensitive personal or classified information, online password trafficking, and compromising computers with malicious code. The bill read:Read more

Author: Coinstats

2025/08/23