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At Yellow Capital, we spend every day speaking with founders who are building the next generation of digital economies. Among all the sectors we explore, blockchain gaming continues to be one of the most misunderstood and most promising. To get a clear and grounded view of what’s really happening in the space, we recently hosted

A token’s journey doesn’t start on launch day; it actually begins post-TGE, where the real market dynamics unfold. This is the stage where market makers after TGE become essential. Early momentum can either solidify into long-term stability or evaporate under volatility, and market makers are the ones shaping that outcome. Often misunderstood as mere “pump partners,” they are

By late 2025, crypto moved beyond hype cycles, vanity dashboards, and inflated metrics. Investors and founders now focus on fundamentals, and many old KPIs no longer signal real adoption.This blog breaks down the crypto KPIs 2026 that actually matter what reflects real usage, why these metrics dominate investor attention, and how they define the next

CEX-DEX bridging liquidity the movement of capital between centralized exchanges (CEXs) and on-chain DEXs, is one of crypto’s most underexplored yet consistently profitable inefficiencies. In this article, we unpack why this gap exists, why it creates opportunity, and highlight real examples that reveal the scale of this emerging market. What CEX-DEX Bridging Liquidity Really Means

The Web3 ecosystem moves fast and Cryptic Web3 agency helps founders cut through the noise with reliable, digestible insights.New tokens launch every week. Liquidity shifts across chains in real time. Narratives rise and collapse in days. In the middle of this constant acceleration, one need has become extremely clear: the market requires reliable, digestible, and

Layer 2 networks have rapidly matured from basic scaling tools into leading hubs of on-chain activity. As Ethereum’s transaction costs fluctuate and usage grows, Layer 2 liquidity has become concentrated on these ecosystems. However, liquidity does not flow evenly—each L2 attracts and retains capital for distinct reasons. In this article, we explore how liquidity flows

After every bull market, the landscape changes. Liquidity tightens, retail enthusiasm fades, and volatility takes on new patterns. What remains is the infrastructure that keeps markets functioning – market making, the unseen process that ensures there’s always a buyer when someone needs to sell. In this blog, we explore how market making is evolving in

AI Crypto Market Making is becoming the most important upgrade to liquidity infrastructure since automated market makers. Not because AI is “smart,” but because crypto is now too fast and fragmented for human-driven systems to keep up. So let’s take a deeper look at how AI can actually influence market making and what it truly