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SuperEx Copy Trading (Futures): Copy Pro Strategies in One Click, Earn More Efficiently
Bread always belongs to the brave pioneers. This sentence is extremely fitting in the crypto market. Whether it was the “genesis mining rewards” that everyone fought over in the mining era, or the IDO/IEO wave that once swept the entire space, all of it proves the same point: being new, being progressive, and leading the era is the core tone of the crypto ecosystem. This became even clearer after studying SuperEx users more deeply. Since SuperEx futures copy trading went live, users have spon...
Kadena Chain Shuts Down: Why Did This “JPMorgan-Bred” Public Chain Reach Its End?
#Kadena #JPMorgan Once waving the banner of an “enterprise-grade PoW smart-contract platform” and founded by former JPMorgan blockchain team members, Kadena has now announced it is ceasing operations. Its native token KDA plunged more than 60% intraday, and ecosystem development has nearly ground to a halt. From a nearly $4B “star chain” to today’s exit announcement, Kadena is not just a case study in a project’s failure — it also reflects systemic risks and a turning point in the crypto infr...

SuperEx Research Institute | Guide to Upcoming Crypto Conferences & Events (Next 30 Days)
#Crypto #Event If you’ve recently had the feeling that prices haven’t moved much, but there’s suddenly a flood of things happening — group chats, calendars, and Twitter full of “something big next week” or “this month is key” — Then your intuition is spot on. Every real bull run never starts with price — it starts with event density. Mainnet upgrades, airdrop farming, testnet sprints, protocol launches, governance votes, ecosystem summits… These events may not instantly move the candles, but ...

SuperEx Copy Trading (Futures): Copy Pro Strategies in One Click, Earn More Efficiently
Bread always belongs to the brave pioneers. This sentence is extremely fitting in the crypto market. Whether it was the “genesis mining rewards” that everyone fought over in the mining era, or the IDO/IEO wave that once swept the entire space, all of it proves the same point: being new, being progressive, and leading the era is the core tone of the crypto ecosystem. This became even clearer after studying SuperEx users more deeply. Since SuperEx futures copy trading went live, users have spon...
Kadena Chain Shuts Down: Why Did This “JPMorgan-Bred” Public Chain Reach Its End?
#Kadena #JPMorgan Once waving the banner of an “enterprise-grade PoW smart-contract platform” and founded by former JPMorgan blockchain team members, Kadena has now announced it is ceasing operations. Its native token KDA plunged more than 60% intraday, and ecosystem development has nearly ground to a halt. From a nearly $4B “star chain” to today’s exit announcement, Kadena is not just a case study in a project’s failure — it also reflects systemic risks and a turning point in the crypto infr...

SuperEx Research Institute | Guide to Upcoming Crypto Conferences & Events (Next 30 Days)
#Crypto #Event If you’ve recently had the feeling that prices haven’t moved much, but there’s suddenly a flood of things happening — group chats, calendars, and Twitter full of “something big next week” or “this month is key” — Then your intuition is spot on. Every real bull run never starts with price — it starts with event density. Mainnet upgrades, airdrop farming, testnet sprints, protocol launches, governance votes, ecosystem summits… These events may not instantly move the candles, but ...


#CryptoTrends #SuperEx
As of today, it’s already December 2025. 2025 is about to pass, and 2026 is just around the corner. The SuperEx Research Institute brings you some forward-looking analysis and views, covering capital structure, regulatory frameworks, technical foundations, user profiles, and more.
Below, we summarize the 8 most noteworthy trends for 2026 — no mystical predictions, only structural changes.

This year, the United States, Japan, and the UAE have already discussed the technical reserves for “national-level chains.” U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has even boasted that all U.S. assets will be on-chain within 2 years. With that kind of scale, it is naturally impossible to rely on existing public chains in the market — national-level chains are inevitable.
Japan and the UAE have always been in intense competition with the U.S. in the crypto industry, so 2026 will see the first truly implemented sample. The reason is simple: if the goal is to complete rollout + testing within 2 years, then 2026 will inevitably produce a live example, and countries like Japan and the UAE will certainly follow closely behind.
Once national-level chains officially enter the stage, we will inevitably see:
public service chains
interoperability between CBDCs and commercial bank off-chain systems
asset registration and tax systems running on-chain
data that is verifiable, auditable, and highly compliant
These chains will not necessarily be fully public, but they will deeply affect the on-chain migration of compliant assets and institutional capital allocation, making them one of the most capital-attractive tracks in 2026.
Prediction markets have already become one of the most attention-grabbing focal points of this crypto cycle, especially as major institutions and even state-level enterprises begin to enter and build. Prediction markets are clearly moving toward the mainstream ecosystem.
Recent examples:
Polymarket returned to the U.S. market in November, with sports betting as its first key focus;
Trump Media & Technology Group will enter the predictive market business.
Both pieces of news signal the return and expansion of prediction markets, which will attract new capital (VCs, institutional traders), while also giving rise to more derivatives and data services based on market-implied probabilities (prediction indices, risk-hedging tools).
However, on-chain prediction markets still have a long way to go before they achieve true mass adoption, especially given the enormous gap that remains between on-chain and off-chain markets. Narrowing this gap will be the primary goal for the prediction market sector in the coming year.
From late 2025 to early 2026, the United States, the European Union, Japan, Singapore, the UAE, as well as regions like Hong Kong, will successively clarify:
issuance thresholds (reserves, audits, licensing)
rules for on-chain circulation
interoperability between banks and stablecoins
compliant wallet standards (KYC / KYT)
Stablecoins are the “monetary layer” of the entire crypto industry. Whoever controls stablecoins controls:
the Web3 settlement system
global on-chain payments
DeFi collateral
the speed at which the U.S. dollar expands on-chain
In 2026, stablecoin competition will no longer be a simple “USDT vs USDC” binary world, but a chaotic battle between national-level vs commercial vs industry-specific stablecoins.
For example:
the U.S. is supporting RWA and on-chain dollar settlement
Hong Kong and Singapore are pushing compliant stablecoins
the UAE is trying to become the “on-chain settlement hub of the Middle East”
CEX-native stablecoins are returning (exchanges want to reclaim monetary power)
The story of stablecoins will no longer be “issue a coin and make money,” but the digital reconstruction of the global monetary system.
By the end of 2025, RWA has already moved from a concept to actual transaction volume. At the current pace, 2026 will be the first year of full-scale expansion for on-chain financial assets, including but not limited to:
U.S. Treasuries (T-Bills)
corporate bonds
real estate income rights
commodities like gold and crude oil
supply chain finance
invoices and accounts receivable
private equity (PE/VC)
The essence of RWA is: making global assets circulate on-chain like USDT. This is exactly why capital is pouring in like crazy:
higher yields (T-Bill returns are steady and low-risk)
faster liquidity than banks
lower cross-border settlement costs
exploding demand for programmable financial products
According to market forecasts, in 2026, the TVL of RWA could exceed 500 billion USD or even reach 1 trillion. This scale will change DeFi’s underlying logic:
Past: driven by speculation
Future: driven by real yield + expansion of on-chain settlement volume
Over the past two years, AI as a concept has been extremely active. Apps like ChatGPT and DeepSeek have emerged one after another. But you’ll notice that most of this competition has been concentrated among top-tier enterprises and at the national level in countries like the U.S. and China.
By the second half of 2025, however, things have slowly begun to change. Crypto-native teams have made huge progress in decentralized training and inference, moving step by step from theoretical design to testing and production environments.
Simply put, the on-chain AI boom in 2026 will no longer be “vision-level speculation,” but will enter the product-market fit (PMF) stage for real. In the past, AI mainly stayed in “conversation” and “generation,” with limited ability to actually execute tasks; meanwhile, Web3 lacked intelligent automation tools. Once the two are combined, they will form an entirely new type of digital lifeform: On-chain Autonomous Agents that can act, pay, and decide on their own.
This means that, for the first time, users can truly have an “on-chain assistant” that not only gives advice but also directly executes actions. Developers can deploy fully automated operational agents, bringing an “autopilot”-like efficiency revolution to the entire Web3 ecosystem.
More importantly, once AI Agents can independently hold and manage assets, Web3 will enter a new user paradigm:
From a “human-driven chain” era into an “agent-driven chain” era. The explosion of on-chain activity, the increase in gas usage, and the widespread adoption of AA (Account Abstraction) standards will all serve as strong proof of this trend.
In 2026 you will see:
AI quants that trade autonomously
AI that subscribes to services and pays fees
AI that runs tasks and claims airdrops for users
AI that automatically manages on-chain positions
projects using AI for automated governance
This is not futurism; these are real commercial scenarios in the making. The power of the AI narrative in 2026 may rival that of “DeFi Summer” in 2020.
We don’t need to over-explain how hot L2 has been this year. 2024–2025 can be called the L2 explosion period: projects everywhere, OP vs zk camps battling, and capital frantically chasing.
But 2026 will see a key problem emerge: the vast majority of L2s have no revenue.
The reason is simple: transaction fees are so cheap they’re almost free, while OP, ARB, BASE and other top players capture the vast majority of transaction volume. This means ecosystem growth cannot keep up with subsidy burn, and MEV revenues are captured by the sequencer layer.
Therefore in 2026, we will see a revolution in L2 business models:
DA revenue becomes the main track
MEV earnings become transparent and protocolized
modular blockchains capture more market share
on-chain order flow becomes the key resource for L2s
L3s and AppChains will be reshuffled. L2s with real revenue will survive; those without revenue will either merge or form alliances. 2026 will be the “real money competition era” for L2s.
2023–2024 was the stage of DEXs. AMMs, perpetual DEXs, on-chain derivatives, and cross-chain liquidity all exploded. But from 2025 to 2026, a reversal trend has begun: users are returning to CEXs.
There are three reasons:
gas fees are still a pain point
the trading experience still cannot match CEXs
CEXs are starting to “go on-chain” — moving toward CeDeFi
In 2026 you will see:
CEXs launching on-chain transparent reserves
RWA and local yield products built on user data
their own L2 public chains becoming ecosystem gateways
AI + exchange forming super recommendation systems
wallets, cross-chain, DID, launchpads, and wealth management all integrated in one
CEXs will not die. They will morph and evolve, and may even become the “super entrance” of the entire crypto world.
2026 will be the first true “Enterprise Web3” year for very practical reasons:
cross-border settlement needs to be faster and cheaper
supply chain finance needs traceability
AI needs on-chain data sources
enterprises need shared ledgers
hybrid models of private chains + public chains are more mature
RWA needs enterprise asset connectivity to on-chain systems
The core of Enterprise Web3 is not “coins,” but: DID, credentials, on-chain ledgers, and automated smart contracts. The driving forces include:
banks
financial institutions
multinational corporations
government departments
AI companies
In 2026, there will be a large number of “no-token projects,” but on-chain users and on-chain assets will grow sharply. This will be the first time the industry shifts from being “retail-driven” to “enterprise-driven.”
2026 will not be like previous cycles that depended on:
halving alone
narratives alone
liquidity alone
It will be a “structural ecosystem” formed by multiple overlapping factors:
stablecoins entering global regulation
RWAs going on-chain becoming reality
AI pushing Web3 infrastructure upgrades
CEX + L2 forming a new landscape
enterprise-grade applications driving real demand
the application layer is ushering in its first large-scale explosion
In 2026, it will not be just the crypto industry that changes — the entire digital finance world will complete a foundational iteration. The next giants, the next 1000x projects, and the next industry-wide explosion will all be bred within these trends of 2026.

#CryptoTrends #SuperEx
As of today, it’s already December 2025. 2025 is about to pass, and 2026 is just around the corner. The SuperEx Research Institute brings you some forward-looking analysis and views, covering capital structure, regulatory frameworks, technical foundations, user profiles, and more.
Below, we summarize the 8 most noteworthy trends for 2026 — no mystical predictions, only structural changes.

This year, the United States, Japan, and the UAE have already discussed the technical reserves for “national-level chains.” U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has even boasted that all U.S. assets will be on-chain within 2 years. With that kind of scale, it is naturally impossible to rely on existing public chains in the market — national-level chains are inevitable.
Japan and the UAE have always been in intense competition with the U.S. in the crypto industry, so 2026 will see the first truly implemented sample. The reason is simple: if the goal is to complete rollout + testing within 2 years, then 2026 will inevitably produce a live example, and countries like Japan and the UAE will certainly follow closely behind.
Once national-level chains officially enter the stage, we will inevitably see:
public service chains
interoperability between CBDCs and commercial bank off-chain systems
asset registration and tax systems running on-chain
data that is verifiable, auditable, and highly compliant
These chains will not necessarily be fully public, but they will deeply affect the on-chain migration of compliant assets and institutional capital allocation, making them one of the most capital-attractive tracks in 2026.
Prediction markets have already become one of the most attention-grabbing focal points of this crypto cycle, especially as major institutions and even state-level enterprises begin to enter and build. Prediction markets are clearly moving toward the mainstream ecosystem.
Recent examples:
Polymarket returned to the U.S. market in November, with sports betting as its first key focus;
Trump Media & Technology Group will enter the predictive market business.
Both pieces of news signal the return and expansion of prediction markets, which will attract new capital (VCs, institutional traders), while also giving rise to more derivatives and data services based on market-implied probabilities (prediction indices, risk-hedging tools).
However, on-chain prediction markets still have a long way to go before they achieve true mass adoption, especially given the enormous gap that remains between on-chain and off-chain markets. Narrowing this gap will be the primary goal for the prediction market sector in the coming year.
From late 2025 to early 2026, the United States, the European Union, Japan, Singapore, the UAE, as well as regions like Hong Kong, will successively clarify:
issuance thresholds (reserves, audits, licensing)
rules for on-chain circulation
interoperability between banks and stablecoins
compliant wallet standards (KYC / KYT)
Stablecoins are the “monetary layer” of the entire crypto industry. Whoever controls stablecoins controls:
the Web3 settlement system
global on-chain payments
DeFi collateral
the speed at which the U.S. dollar expands on-chain
In 2026, stablecoin competition will no longer be a simple “USDT vs USDC” binary world, but a chaotic battle between national-level vs commercial vs industry-specific stablecoins.
For example:
the U.S. is supporting RWA and on-chain dollar settlement
Hong Kong and Singapore are pushing compliant stablecoins
the UAE is trying to become the “on-chain settlement hub of the Middle East”
CEX-native stablecoins are returning (exchanges want to reclaim monetary power)
The story of stablecoins will no longer be “issue a coin and make money,” but the digital reconstruction of the global monetary system.
By the end of 2025, RWA has already moved from a concept to actual transaction volume. At the current pace, 2026 will be the first year of full-scale expansion for on-chain financial assets, including but not limited to:
U.S. Treasuries (T-Bills)
corporate bonds
real estate income rights
commodities like gold and crude oil
supply chain finance
invoices and accounts receivable
private equity (PE/VC)
The essence of RWA is: making global assets circulate on-chain like USDT. This is exactly why capital is pouring in like crazy:
higher yields (T-Bill returns are steady and low-risk)
faster liquidity than banks
lower cross-border settlement costs
exploding demand for programmable financial products
According to market forecasts, in 2026, the TVL of RWA could exceed 500 billion USD or even reach 1 trillion. This scale will change DeFi’s underlying logic:
Past: driven by speculation
Future: driven by real yield + expansion of on-chain settlement volume
Over the past two years, AI as a concept has been extremely active. Apps like ChatGPT and DeepSeek have emerged one after another. But you’ll notice that most of this competition has been concentrated among top-tier enterprises and at the national level in countries like the U.S. and China.
By the second half of 2025, however, things have slowly begun to change. Crypto-native teams have made huge progress in decentralized training and inference, moving step by step from theoretical design to testing and production environments.
Simply put, the on-chain AI boom in 2026 will no longer be “vision-level speculation,” but will enter the product-market fit (PMF) stage for real. In the past, AI mainly stayed in “conversation” and “generation,” with limited ability to actually execute tasks; meanwhile, Web3 lacked intelligent automation tools. Once the two are combined, they will form an entirely new type of digital lifeform: On-chain Autonomous Agents that can act, pay, and decide on their own.
This means that, for the first time, users can truly have an “on-chain assistant” that not only gives advice but also directly executes actions. Developers can deploy fully automated operational agents, bringing an “autopilot”-like efficiency revolution to the entire Web3 ecosystem.
More importantly, once AI Agents can independently hold and manage assets, Web3 will enter a new user paradigm:
From a “human-driven chain” era into an “agent-driven chain” era. The explosion of on-chain activity, the increase in gas usage, and the widespread adoption of AA (Account Abstraction) standards will all serve as strong proof of this trend.
In 2026 you will see:
AI quants that trade autonomously
AI that subscribes to services and pays fees
AI that runs tasks and claims airdrops for users
AI that automatically manages on-chain positions
projects using AI for automated governance
This is not futurism; these are real commercial scenarios in the making. The power of the AI narrative in 2026 may rival that of “DeFi Summer” in 2020.
We don’t need to over-explain how hot L2 has been this year. 2024–2025 can be called the L2 explosion period: projects everywhere, OP vs zk camps battling, and capital frantically chasing.
But 2026 will see a key problem emerge: the vast majority of L2s have no revenue.
The reason is simple: transaction fees are so cheap they’re almost free, while OP, ARB, BASE and other top players capture the vast majority of transaction volume. This means ecosystem growth cannot keep up with subsidy burn, and MEV revenues are captured by the sequencer layer.
Therefore in 2026, we will see a revolution in L2 business models:
DA revenue becomes the main track
MEV earnings become transparent and protocolized
modular blockchains capture more market share
on-chain order flow becomes the key resource for L2s
L3s and AppChains will be reshuffled. L2s with real revenue will survive; those without revenue will either merge or form alliances. 2026 will be the “real money competition era” for L2s.
2023–2024 was the stage of DEXs. AMMs, perpetual DEXs, on-chain derivatives, and cross-chain liquidity all exploded. But from 2025 to 2026, a reversal trend has begun: users are returning to CEXs.
There are three reasons:
gas fees are still a pain point
the trading experience still cannot match CEXs
CEXs are starting to “go on-chain” — moving toward CeDeFi
In 2026 you will see:
CEXs launching on-chain transparent reserves
RWA and local yield products built on user data
their own L2 public chains becoming ecosystem gateways
AI + exchange forming super recommendation systems
wallets, cross-chain, DID, launchpads, and wealth management all integrated in one
CEXs will not die. They will morph and evolve, and may even become the “super entrance” of the entire crypto world.
2026 will be the first true “Enterprise Web3” year for very practical reasons:
cross-border settlement needs to be faster and cheaper
supply chain finance needs traceability
AI needs on-chain data sources
enterprises need shared ledgers
hybrid models of private chains + public chains are more mature
RWA needs enterprise asset connectivity to on-chain systems
The core of Enterprise Web3 is not “coins,” but: DID, credentials, on-chain ledgers, and automated smart contracts. The driving forces include:
banks
financial institutions
multinational corporations
government departments
AI companies
In 2026, there will be a large number of “no-token projects,” but on-chain users and on-chain assets will grow sharply. This will be the first time the industry shifts from being “retail-driven” to “enterprise-driven.”
2026 will not be like previous cycles that depended on:
halving alone
narratives alone
liquidity alone
It will be a “structural ecosystem” formed by multiple overlapping factors:
stablecoins entering global regulation
RWAs going on-chain becoming reality
AI pushing Web3 infrastructure upgrades
CEX + L2 forming a new landscape
enterprise-grade applications driving real demand
the application layer is ushering in its first large-scale explosion
In 2026, it will not be just the crypto industry that changes — the entire digital finance world will complete a foundational iteration. The next giants, the next 1000x projects, and the next industry-wide explosion will all be bred within these trends of 2026.

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