Serenity said on X that when he first joined the platform, finance content was dominated by luxury watches, private jets, options trades, "Wall Street secrets" paid groups, and technical analysis charts. That experience, he said, pushed him to share his research and investment logic openly so anyone can read it for free and decide for themselves. He said his subscription price has stayed at $1 for months and will remain at the minimum level. He also described a pattern he sees in the space: creators compete for the same audience, then quickly funnel traffic to paid groups or expensive services; after he refuses to join or promote those groups, they attack him personally and frame it as a disagreement over fundamentals. Serenity listed a long set of investment ideas he has previously shared, including AXTI, NBIS, AEHR, MU, INTC, EWY, MRVL, LITE, RPI, IQE, SOI, TSEM, ARM, and COHR. He said some have performed well, while others are still waiting on industry developments, such as LPKF’s glass substrates and Auros’ hybrid bonding. He also said some themes may not be tested until 2027-2028, including Sivers, Foci, Shunsin, CCXI, XFAB, CPO, humanoid systems, and his latest work on Etron/ESMT DDR2 and DDR3.

Phemex said its upgraded RPI order ecosystem improved liquidity across more than 210 pairs, with disclosed late-2025 data showing stronger order book depth in BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, SOLUSDT and other core markets.

Bybit has released its first-quarter 2026 BTC spot execution analysis, saying its Rapid Price Improvement, or RPI, mechanism continued to post stronger execution metrics than comparable industry data. In simulated BTC/USDT spot trades ranging from $10,000 to $1 million, the exchange said its average slippage stayed below that of two leading rival venues. For a $10,000 order, Bybit reported slippage of 0.01 basis points, versus 0.02 basis points on Exchange A and 0.07 basis points on Exchange B. That implies about 52% lower slippage than Exchange A and about 84% lower than Exchange B. The report also said Bybit’s RPI framework draws on retail price-improvement models commonly used in traditional equity markets, allowing eligible spot orders to match with dedicated liquidity providers at prices better than those shown in the public order book. On market depth, Bybit said average executable depth in BTC/USDT within a 5-basis-point spread reached $10.4 million in Q1 2026, compared with $5.4 million on Exchange A and $1.9 million on Exchange B. According to the analysis, some liquidity providers joining market making through the RPI mechanism contributed to that depth advantage. Users can access related liquidity information through Bybit’s web platform, app and public RPI order book API.

After losing 70% of its clients in the fallout from FTX and SVB, Paradigm is pushing ahead with Paradex, an on-chain exchange focused on reducing centralized settlement risk, boosting liquidity, and expanding crypto derivatives offerings.

After losing about 70% of its clients in the FTX collapse, Paradigm is pushing forward with Paradex, an on-chain exchange aimed at reducing centralized settlement risk, boosting liquidity via RPI orders, and adding perpetual options.

Polymarket data shows XRP spot ETF approval odds in the U.S. have risen to 83%, up from 70% earlier this week. The launch of XRP futures ETFs on Nasdaq and CME has strengthened expectations for broader institutional access.

Jake Claver of Digital Ascension Group explains why XRP futures ETFs don't reduce supply or boost prices, while spot ETFs would lock real tokens, potentially causing a supply crunch similar to Bitcoin's post-approval rally.

Crypto CEO Jake Claver explains that XRP spot ETFs would directly reduce circulating supply and drive up prices, contrasting with futures ETFs. Market awaits SEC approval as multiple firms file applications; supply crunch may spark fierce competition among institutions.