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📢 Aster现货上新 | 🕒 2026-10-26 15:56:19 🔗 [Source] 🇨🇳 紫菀现货列表：BTWUSDT 🇺🇸 Aster Spot Listing: BTWUSDT 💰 市值 ASTER MarketCap: 1.9B | BTW MarketCap: 4.7B | SPOT MarketCap: 102.8B

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Multiple chains, one coins. Quoted @KuiGas: BNB 链又要搞一条新L1 在BNB Chain的官方文档在10月22日更新了New L1计划。 🚀不是简单给BSC升级，而是准备重新设计一条全新的高性能L1。在文档里没有标注新链名称，标注为TBD（待定）。看了下，几个关键信息： 1、再造一条新L1，不是替代BSC。现有 BSC继续运营，新L1与BSC 并存，通过原生跨链桥连接。 BSC继续承载现有庞大的DeFi和应用生态，新L1则专门服务那些对交易速度、延迟和性能要求更高的业务。 2、不发新币，继续使用BNB。新L1不会发行独立代币，继续使用BNB作为Gas、质押和治理的核心资产。这么看是做增量，如果新L1能承载更多交易、支付和泛金融业务，其实对BNB的需求也是更大的。BNB现在价格743，这下子又有预期了。 3、交易性能是重点 200毫秒出块，约20毫秒交易预确认，亚秒级交易排序等。明显是冲着高频交易、链上订单簿、支付等场景去的。这两年Hyperliquid、Lighter、Aster等交易平台的发展，也让大家看到交易基础设施的重要性。 4、上线时间。文档里说已经运行内部多验证者开发网，但还没有公开测试网或主网，计划2026年底推出测试网，2027年初推出主网。（握草，这不马上就快来了么？） 5、为什么要搞新链大家对BSC的印象，更多是手续费便宜、用户多、Meme活跃，背靠币安生态。这次重新做一条L1，释放了一个很明确的信号：BNB Chain不满足于只做通用公链，而是要进一步争夺高性能链上金融基础设施的市场。很大一部分原因丰密我觉得应该是Perp dex带来的压力与未来的潜力，以前大家觉得链上交易只是中心化交易所的补充，现在越来越多的交易需求转向链上，最近一段时间链上Perp的日交易量合计都接近币安合约的1/3，虽然有积分激励等因素，但这个趋势是不容忽视的。对于我们普通用户：值得关注的是新L1开放测试网后，除了重点关注哪些新协议、新玩法和早期生态机会，还有哪些是可以重点👀的！ @BNBCHAIN @binancezh

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YZi Labs Introduces Its First Atlas Scout Cohort to Back Student-Sourced Early-Stage Startups Key Takeaways YZi Labs is introducing the inaugural cohort of the Atlas Scout Program to give exceptional university students hands-on exposure to early-stage investing earlier than the traditional internship, analyst and associate path. Scouts will source deals, conduct initial research and diligence, build conviction and may help support early-stage founders across Web3, AI and biotech, with up to $1 million in indicative allocation to opportunities arising from the Program and access to YZi Labs' 300+ portfolio ecosystem. The first cohort brings together four Scouts from Stanford, Yale, UC Berkeley and UCLA, with backgrounds spanning applied mathematics, AI and physical AI, neuroscience and biotech, AI infrastructure and agents, computational biology and neurotechnology. YZi Labs is introducing the inaugural cohort of its Atlas Scout Program, bringing four university students from Stanford, Yale, UC Berkeley and UCLA into its early-stage investment work across Web3, AI and biotech. Atlas gives students the autonomy to launch initiatives on their campuses – from building founder communities to exploring investment opportunities. Students source founders, conduct diligence and develop their own investment perspectives alongside the YZi Labs team, with up to $1 million in indicative allocation to opportunities arising from the Program and access to YZi Labs’ 300+ portfolio ecosystem. YZi Labs has a belief that the industry needs to take unconventional young founders seriously earlier, especially before their work fits a standard funding process. The best people to recognize and support them are often their peers: students building beside them in labs, open-source projects, founder groups and technical communities where early ideas are still being shaped. Atlas turns that belief into a working model. For founders, it can mean potential access to capital, mentorship, access to YZi Labs' network and, where relevant, a bridge into EASY Residency or future investment conversations with YZi Labs. For Scouts, it means learning venture by doing the work itself: meeting founders, asking better questions and forming judgment alongside the YZi Labs team. As Ella Zhang, Managing Partner of YZi Labs, said: "As we see founders of tomorrow emerge earlier than ever, the investors backing them need to be there from the start. Students often recognize ambition and potential in one another long before the rest of the world takes notice. With Atlas, we’re putting capital and conviction behind that instinct -- empowering students to champion their peers, take chances on bold ideas, and open doors for founders whose journeys are just beginning.” Meet the first four Atlas Scouts. Xinmeng Zeng, Stanford University Applied Mathematics | AI Web3 and Physical AI Xinmeng has spent the past three years in the Bay Area close to the kinds of founder conversations Atlas was created to reach. At Stanford, she is an Applied Mathematics PhD candidate. Her current research focuses on DeFi and crypto market structure, including how traders behave on blockchain-based trading venues and in perpetual futures markets. Before Stanford, she completed both her bachelor's and master's degrees in mathematics at ETH Zurich in three years. Her academic work has moved across fields, from random matrix theory and combinatorics to now decentralized finance. Her life has also moved across countries and technical cultures. Xinmeng grew up across China and Switzerland, speaks Chinese, English and French, and brings a cross-border perspective to the way she meets people and builds trust. At Stanford Founders, where she previously served as VP of Finance, she became part of a graduate founder community spanning more than 1,000 builders across Stanford's seven schools. Xinmeng likes the human part of venture: sitting with founders, hearing how they think, connecting people to resources and helping ideas move from conversation into something more concrete. Atlas gives her a structured way to build on work she was already doing in the Bay Area, between research and startups, technical ambition, and commercial reality. As a Scout, Xinmeng is especially drawn to visionary founders with the ambition to shape the future. She looks for ventures grounded in real utility—products that solve meaningful problems, create lasting value, and have the potential to make a positive impact. Peng (Endy) Xu, Yale University PhD Neuroscience | Biotech Neurotechnology and AI Peng begins with a question he has been thinking about for years: “What makes us human, and how far can humanity evolve from here?” That question led him to neuroscience. At Yale, Peng studies how aging and Alzheimer’s disease affect neuromodulatory signaling and cortical network dynamics. His broader scientific interests span consciousness, cognition and the biological basis of human intelligence, and he received a Gruber Science Fellowship upon entering Yale’s Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program. Working on Alzheimer’s disease made that broader question more concrete. If memory and cognition can deteriorate, how much can we do to preserve them, restore them and, eventually, enhance them? That question gradually pushed his interests beyond neuroscience alone and toward the convergence of AI, biotech and engineering, particularly technologies that could change how humans think, stay cognitively healthy and interact with machines. Outside the lab, Peng has increasingly focused on the people building those technologies. He leads Yale Venture Club, founded Neuro X and co-founded ISEA, working closely with researchers and students at the earliest stages of turning scientific ideas into companies. He also built Project RAW, an early founder discovery and support initiative across university and research communities. Through Project RAW, he has helped source and screen projects, run office hours, prepare teams for pitches, connect them with investors and industry partners, and support them through Demo Day and beyond. That experience shaped how he thinks about early-stage investing. For YZi Labs, Peng brings both scientific depth and the instinct to create a founder pathway around it. Atlas gives him a way to connect the work he has already been doing with deeper access to capital, mentorship and the broader YZi Labs network. “I hope to back people who are building for a world that may still be ten or twenty years away,” he says. His goal is to meet technical founders early enough that the relationship can actually matter. As a Scout, Peng is focused on founders at the frontier of biotech, neurotechnology and AI x bio — people building technologies that could redefine human cognition, extend the limits of healthy brain function and ultimately expand what humans are capable of. Hanchen Li, UC Berkeley PhD Computer Science | AI Infrastructure Agents and Payments Hanchen studies AI infrastructure, but the most interesting part of his profile is where his curiosity goes once the technical system starts touching the real world. At UC Berkeley’s Sky Computing Lab, where he is a computer science PhD student advised by Ion Stoica and Joseph Gonzalez, he works on agent infrastructure, inference, context engineering, data and evaluation. Before Berkeley, he worked on long-context LLM inference and became the first employee of Tensormesh, the company behind LMCache. Working on LMCache also pulled him outside research. He helped grow the repository from around 300 GitHub stars to 5,000, while getting hands-on experience with user interviews, distribution, hiring and industry partnerships. Over time, Hanchen became interested in a broader class of infrastructure: systems that sit underneath everything else and determine how important resources move. Compute is one of them. As intelligence becomes increasingly tied to access to compute, questions around who controls it, how it is allocated and how efficiently it can be used start to matter far beyond infrastructure itself. Payments caught his attention for a similar reason. If compute governs how intelligence can be produced and distributed, payments govern how value moves between people, companies and markets. That is where Hanchen’s curiosity goes next. Once he understands the technology, he wants to understand the system around it: who pays, who takes risk, where the bottlenecks are, and what has to be true for a new market to work. He sees YZi Labs as a platform with a long-term investment mandate, a broad technical ecosystem and the patience to study categories that do not fit neatly inside one label yet. Hanchen brings more than access to one of the strongest AI research communities in the world. He brings the habit of following an infrastructure question into the financial, operational and behavioral systems around it. As a Scout, Hanchen is looking at agent infrastructure, AI systems, payments, developer infrastructure, consumer AI and founders whose strongest insight may come from connecting AI with another market. Shawn Wang, UCLA Computational Biology | Neurotechnology Biotech and AI Shawn has been thinking about immersive virtual worlds since he was fourteen. That interest first took him into venture. As a college freshman, he saw VC as a way to get exposure to several of the technologies he cared about at once. He interned at a Hong Kong-based fund investing in infrastructure and software, and later at Verge, which focuses on healthtech software globally. He liked talking to founders and learning what they were building, eventually realizing that one day, he wanted to become a builder himself. He moved to a neuroscience lab at UCLA Health, where he worked as a software engineer on research into human memory using electrodes implanted in the brain. Then he left the lab to start his own company World Zero, building AI gaming companions that can join games, hop on calls and play alongside users.If neurotechnology could eventually change how people enter virtual worlds, Shawn sees AI characters as part of what makes those worlds feel inhabited once they are there. Building on his own also changed how he thinks about early-stage founders. As a solo founder, he found that the hardest part was sometimes not the work itself, but having no one around to calibrate the doubts when things went wrong. Working alone can turn uncertainty into an echo chamber. That is why he pays particular attention to young and unconventional founders as an Atlas Scout. Many are already building before they have had the chance to develop the networks, capital or support systems that come with years in industry. Shawn knows that gap firsthand, and through UCLA and younger founder communities, he is close to people building well before they look like conventional founders. As a Scout, Shawn is drawn to neurotechnology, computational biology, consumer AI and founders working where AI, biology and human experience meet. Backing Founders from Day One Amazon began with door desks in a Bellevue garage. Google began as a Stanford research project, with computers in dorm rooms. Facebook started in a Harvard dorm room as a campus directory running on a single server. Before the traction, the funding rounds, and the signals, there is often a small group of people experimenting with something most of the market has yet to notice. For an Atlas Scout, that could be a classmate working on an unexpected idea or a conversation after a lab meeting that stays with them. Scouts have the autonomy to follow that curiosity and decide what to do next. They might bring a student club together around an emerging technology, host a gathering for campus founders, or spend time exploring an investment opportunity they believe in. They shape their own campus initiatives, with YZi Labs providing connections, guidance and support to help bring those plans to life. Through these student-led efforts, Atlas creates more opportunities for young founders to find support while their ideas are still taking shape. A campus conversation can become an introduction to a mentor, a connection to another builder, or the start of an investment discussion with YZi Labs. And the students making those connections develop their own judgment along the way -- about the technologies worth exploring, the people they believe in and how to help them move forward. About YZi Labs YZi Labs manages over $10 billion in assets globally. Our investment philosophy emphasizes impact first—we believe that meaningful returns will naturally follow. We invest in ventures at every stage, prioritizing those with solid fundamentals in Web3, AI, and biotech. YZi Labs' portfolio covers over 300 projects from over 25 countries across six continents. Some notable portfolios include Trustwallet, CoinMarketCap, Polygon, Injective, Ethena, Safepal Wallet, Better Payment Network, Aster, XAI, and more. More than 100 of YZi Labs' portfolio companies have gone through our incubation programs. For more information, follow YZi Labs on X. Disclaimer The Atlas Scout Program is designed to provide selected university students with educational exposure to early-stage venture investing, including opportunities to learn about sourcing, research, and diligence alongside the YZi Labs team. Scouts participate in an independent capacity and are not employees, agents, partners, investment advisers, brokers, dealers, placement agents or other representatives of YZi Labs. Scouts do not have authority to bind or represent YZi Labs, make or approve investment decisions, negotiate investment terms, commit or deploy capital on behalf of YZi Labs, or otherwise act on behalf of YZi Labs in connection with any investment. Any opportunity sourced, researched, or discussed through the Program is subject to YZi Labs’ independent evaluation, due diligence, internal approval processes and sole discretion as to whether, and on what terms, to pursue any investment. Any reference to capital allocation is indicative only, and does not constitute committed or pre-allocated capital to any Scout, founder, company, or investment opportunity. The information provided in this article is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, endorsement, analysis, or recommendations with respect to any financial instruments, investments, or issuers. Each person should consult their own legal, tax, and financial advisors for current applicability. This article may contain forward-looking statements which are by nature subject to risks and uncertainties. Investment in cryptocurrency and DeFi projects involves substantial risk, including the risk of complete loss.(Historical earnings: For 2026Q2 (period ended 2026-06-30), reported basic EPS of 14.41, diluted EPS of 14.24, and net income of USD 174.771 billion. Consensus expectations: Consensus for 2026Q3 expects EPS of 3 and revenue of USD 127.677 billion.)

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Just like there are some coins that are on everyone's radar to buy (ZEC HYPE NEAR), there's other coins that trade like dogshit and shouldn't be touched unless it's a special case. Examples:

XPL
ASTER
VIRTUAL
GRASS
WLD (historically)
GRAM

any others you guys have blacklisted?

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