RWA Daily Intel · 2026-11-14

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1 Meta Tests Prediction Market App Takes with Cred Points

Meta employees are beta-testing Takes, a prediction market app rewarding accurate forecasts with 'cred' trust points—not cash. The app remains in internal testing only.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Platform

2 MEGA Cuts 20% Staff Amid Pivot to AI Inference Products

MEGA—formerly the MegaETH Foundation—laid off 20% of its workforce days after rebranding and pledging $30M to AI inference products.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Project

3 House Oversight Committee Proposes Ban on Officials’ Prediction Market Trading

The U.S. House Oversight Committee proposes new restrictions—including a possible full ban—on government officials’ participation in prediction markets, citing insider trading risks.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Regulation

4 CFTC Chair Warns Against Criminalizing Prediction Market Founders

CFTC Chair Michael Selig stated that state-level disputes over whether event contracts constitute gambling should not lead to criminal prosecution of founders.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Regulation

5 Hyperliquid Captures 11.7% of Total Open Interest Across Top Exchanges

Hyperliquid’s open interest surged 80% QoQ, capturing 11.7% of combined open interest across its platform and the eight largest centralized exchanges.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Data

6 Payward (Kraken’s Parent) Posts 66% EBITDA Drop, Plans US Prediction Market & AI Wealth Assistant

Payward, Kraken’s parent, reported a 66% YoY drop in adjusted EBITDA to $60M in Q3 and announced upcoming U.S. prediction markets and an AI-powered personal finance assistant.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Platform

7 Twenty One Capital (Backed by Tether) Posts $1.09B Net Income from Bitcoin Gains

Twenty One Capital—backed by Tether—reported $1.09B net income in Q3, entirely from Bitcoin price appreciation; it posted a $4.8M operating loss.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Project

8 Foundations of Ethereum and Layer 1 Blockchains Explained

This overview explains Ethereum’s programmability via smart contracts, account model, EVM, ETH/Gas mechanics, Proof-of-Stake, upgrades, and trade-offs among security, decentralization, and scalability in alternative L1s.

Sources: [1] The Block · Category: Project

2026-11-14 · Content is generated by our pipeline with redaction and source backfill verification. Not investment advice.

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