deBridge to Hold AMA Event on October 16

Inverse Finance is a CDP lending product based on Ethereum, which lends the stablecoin DOLA by staking cryptocurrency. Founded in 2020, the project was recommended by YFI founder AC and attracted market attention. At that time, the product of the project provided lossless investment around the stable currency Dai. Users deposited Dai in the agreement vault and received the deposit certificate inDai at a ratio of 1:1, and then the vault put Dai into the income aggregation agreement such as Yearn to obtain ETH , YFI and other token rewards.

🕵️ #DBR deBridge is launching MCP, allowing #AI agents to perform cross-chain transactions without storing the block. #crypto

Sad truth: Most protocols will die this bear The formula to survive is simple: 1. Build something people actually need 2. Generate revenue And if you’re serious: - Do buybacks (protect users) This is what debridge did...

$PI family, our project is live, it really works, it's reliable. My amount is too small, I need to buy more to stake and earn interest. Let's roll up our sleeves and get to work, even if it’s a bit slow. Everything is progressing according to the goals outlined in the white paper. Next, we will expand into the global market.

#ETHMarketAnalysis #ETHMarketAnalysis: Ethereum Q1 2026 Outlook ​As of February 2026, Ethereum is maintaining a balanced profile amidst macroeconomic pressures and upcoming network upgrades. Despite short-term price volatility, core metrics indicate a structural strengthening of the network. ​1. Technical Analysis and Price Dynamics ​In February, ETH established the $2,000 psychological threshold as its primary pivot point. Following a period of selling pressure that saw prices dip toward $1,800, institutional absorption in those zones has pushed the price back toward a recovery above the $2,000 mark. ​Support Levels: The most critical support zone lies between $1,900 and $1,927. A closing price below this level could trigger a retracement toward the $1,770 range. ​Resistance Levels: To confirm bullish momentum, structural resistances at $2,145 and subsequently $2,200 must be breached. Sustained trading above these levels could bring a $2,500 target into play for March. ​Indicators: The RSI (Relative Strength Index) is showing signs of recovery from the oversold territory (approximately 29-33), signaling a potential short-term relief rally. ​2. Institutional Adoption and ETF Flows ​Spot Ethereum ETFs continue to be the dominant liquidity drivers in the market. The net outflow streak of $160 million observed in mid-February shifted back toward net inflows by month-end. ​Accumulation by giants such as BlackRock (ETHA) and 21Shares suggests that institutional investors view current ETH price levels as a "discounted" entry point. ​In the derivatives market, the "max pain" point for options expiring on February 27 was identified at $2,200, indicating that market makers may exert upward pressure to gravitate the price toward this level. ​3. Technological Roadmap: Glamsterdam and Hegota ​The year 2026 is set to be a milestone for Ethereum with two major protocol upgrades (Hard Forks). ​Glamsterdam Upgrade (H1 2026): Scheduled for the first half of the year, this upgrade aims to enhance MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) fairness and optimize L1 efficiency through parallel execution. ​Hegota Upgrade (H2 2026): Expected toward the end of the year, this phase will focus on data purging, privacy, and censorship resistance. Discussions regarding increasing the gas limit beyond 100 million also keep scalability expectations high. ​4. Strategic Conclusion ​While Ethereum continues to accumulate strength around the $2,000 level in the short term, its deflationary burn mechanism and rising staking rates support a potential supply shock. With a Total Value Locked (TVL) of $54 billion in the DeFi ecosystem, Ethereum solidifies its position as the undisputed leader of smart contract platforms.