As two firms that rose to prominence during this cycle, @DWFLabs backed by @ag_dwf, and @Web3Port_Labs founded by Xinchen Liu @MaySparkDigital , have enjoyed remarkable visibility and, by most accounts, substantial financial success. Their roles extend well beyond traditional market making. Both operate simultaneously as liquidity providers, venture investors, and, at times, de facto project stakeholders, wearing multiple hats in the same arena. Once again, DWF found a way to flex hard with $SIREN Among the crowded field of crypto market makers, May Liu stands out as something of a raritythe single splash of crimson in a sea of supporting cast. That said, the projects she has been involved with have turned an even deeper shade of red when viewed through the lens of price performance:  $ATH : down 96.64%  $MOVE : down 98.48% $SHELL : down 96.28%  $GPS : down 98.08%  $PRAI : down 98.64% According to sources familiar with the matter: 1 After October 11, many projects  listed on BN were reportedly required to engage a designated liquidity provider @GSR_io . 2 Liquidity provision for both $MMT @MMTFinance  and $MMT @MMTFinance was handled by @ambergroup .

Our market share on RWA perps exceeds 12%, on some venues we trade more than 40% of the entire volumes. Currently @DWFLabs performs 1 of 9 trades of RWA perps on centralized and decentralized exchanges globally Scaling up 🚀

DWF Labs: U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Post First-Ever Half-Year Net Outflows Since Launch DWF Labs said U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted their first-ever net outflows on a half-year basis since launch, ending H1 2026 with $5.4 billion in net outflows after recording net inflows in every previous half-year. The report also noted that spot Bitcoin ETFs logged a record 13 consecutive trading days of net outflows between May 15 and June 3, while BlackRock’s IBIT saw about $5 billion in net redemptions across May and June, reversing its historical role as the category’s largest source of inflows. U.S. spot Ether ETFs also recorded their first half-year net outflows since launch, with $1.47 billion in net outflows during H1 2026. DWF Labs said the flow trends reflect weaker demand for crypto exposure, with some capital rotating into staking-enabled Ether ETFs but overall investor positioning shifting toward reduced exposure to the asset class.

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A strong vision gets attention. A strong pitch gets funding. Cointelegraph Accelerator startups are gearing up for this week's Pitch Practice Session, where founders will receive feedback on market positioning, growth strategy, fundraising, and execution. Featuring: • Timothee Semelin, Skynet Trading • Irem Alp, Web3 GTM Advisor • Victor R., Bailsec • Alessia Baumgartner, DWF Labs

Entered $200k into KOMA at 0.0185 avg just now, thesis: - smallest marketcap meme coin on Binance perp right now, with marketcap of $11m and increasing combined open interest of $6m on Binance/Bybit/Gate, I think it has mm value for some cabal group - around $2.7m of KOMA is team's locked coin, so the actual circulating marketcap is around $9m - The current market's narrative is similar to 2022-2023 where we had DWF Labs season: people favors tiny marketcap coin controlled by cabal and can deliver big green candles (BROCCOLIF3B pumped 10x recently, and many tiny marketcap coin with Binance perp did couple x pump today) KOMA can dump 30% from here and I'm ok to lost that amount of my trade, don't follow my trade or you might be me/other players' exit liquidity

I love long lasting crypto businesses that are either: - there’s no loss when the market is bad, you make more when the market is good, you make less when it’s bad. For example: News Trading, botting, affiliation, MEV Or - have high entry barriers/ require specific edge/ combination of talents&resources. For example, mass sybil airdrop farm with tons of Chinese labors Or - highly profitable opportunities in the grey zone, for example, the DWF Labs’ Trading strategy. They can do this because they operate in countries that manipulation of altcoins isn’t a legal problem, many countries actually treat manipulation of altcoins like pump&dump the price of watches/shoes/cars/arts which the gov don’t cares. In general, I consider myself as a businessman in the crypto space instead of been a trader. I think of running businesses on certainties instead of trading on uncertainties.