[OKX to Delist UXLINK/USDT Margin Trading Pair] OKX announced that the UXLINK/USDT margin trading pair will be delisted on September 24, 2025, between 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM (Hong Kong Time). The borrowing function will be disabled on September 23 at 5:30 PM. Users must repay borrowed funds before the delisting; otherwise, the system will enforce repayment. Additionally, the UXLINK discount rate will be adjusted to 0, and related Simple Earn and flexible borrowing services will be terminated. Users are advised to close positions, reduce holdings, or adjust pledged assets in a timely manner to mitigate risks.

The popularity ranking shows that the 0G popularity has increased, with 1.09 million followers. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① ASTER （$1.66，6.41%） ② 0G （$5.68，29.38%） ③ ETH （$4205.44，0.51%） ④ AVNT （$1.98，-9.17%） ⑤ BNB （$1003.07，-2.30%） The main selling force of 0G funds is strong, with a net outflow of $6.3643 million in 24 hours and a transaction volume of $4.917 billion in 24 hours, of which the main net inflow is $100.333 million.

The $10 billion investment company, which was rebranded from Binance Labs, is open to the possibility of converting into an investment fund

[Hyperliquid Market Share Drops to 38%, On-Chain Perpetual Contract Competition Intensifies] According to Dune data, the competitive landscape of the on-chain perpetual contract market is undergoing significant changes. Hyperliquid, which held a 71% market share in May this year, has now seen its market share drop to 38%. Meanwhile, emerging platforms Lighter and Aster have grown their market shares to 16.8% and 14.9%, respectively, demonstrating strong competitiveness. The on-chain perpetual contract market as a whole is showing rapid expansion. Over the past four weeks, cumulative trading volume has approached $700 billion, with trading volume in the last 24 hours reaching $42 billion. The number of protocols has surged from just 2 in 2022 to over 80 today. The rapid development of the market has attracted a large number of new participants, further intensifying competition and putting pressure on the market share and profitability of early leaders.

[Boerse Stuttgart Digital, a subsidiary of Germany's Stuttgart Stock Exchange, expands its business to Spain] According to CoinDesk, Boerse Stuttgart Digital, the cryptocurrency division of Germany's Stuttgart Stock Exchange Group, announced on Tuesday that it has established a new office in Madrid, Spain, officially entering the Spanish market. This move expands its business footprint in Europe to eight hubs, including Frankfurt, Zurich, and Milan. Earlier this year, the company obtained the first pan-European license under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) issued by the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin), providing cryptocurrency trading and custody solutions for banks, brokers, and asset management companies.