MEXC Editorial Team

MEXC Editorial Team

MEXC Editorial Team is the official content team of MEXC Exchange, staffed by eight full‑time professional editors. Each editor brings over 7 years of professional financial writing experience, with hands‑on investment and journalism expertise across cryptocurrency, stocks, commodities and global financial markets. Our team produces original market reports, breaking industry news, on‑chain research and macro‑economic commentary built upon independent analysis. We strive to deliver accurate, timely financial market insights for investors and users worldwide.

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2026 Nobel Economics Prize Honors a New Foundation for Macroeconomic Policy

2026 Nobel Economics Prize Honors a New Foundation for Macroeconomic Policy

Robert Hall and Michael Woodford won the 2026 Nobel Economics Prize for reshaping how policymakers respond to inflation and economic shocks.

Why Are Memory Chip Stocks Falling Despite Strong AI Demand?

Why Are Memory Chip Stocks Falling Despite Strong AI Demand?

Memory chip stocks are falling despite strong AI demand. Here is why high valuations, bond yields and future supply concerns are pressuring shares.

Why Is ZEC Rising? Zcash Rebounds as Quantum-Security Narrative Gains Attention

Why Is ZEC Rising? Zcash Rebounds as Quantum-Security Narrative Gains Attention

ZEC gained 10.08% in 24 hours as MEXC trading activity accelerated and Zcash’s post-quantum payment plan attracted market attention.

Tokenized Commodities Move Beyond Gold Into Lending

Tokenized Commodities Move Beyond Gold Into Lending

Tokenized commodities are moving beyond the first-generation model of putting passive exposure to physical gold on a blockchain. Gold remains the most mature segment, but new products are increasingly trying to turn commodity-backed tokens into usable financial instruments through lending, collateral and secondary-market liquidity. At the same time, tokenized silver is expanding across blockchain ecosystems, while physical WTI oil and upstream energy financing are beginning to develop their own onchain structures.

XRP Ledger Vulnerability: Could It Have Minted XRP?

XRP Ledger Vulnerability: Could It Have Minted XRP?

A critical XRP Ledger vulnerability that had remained in the payment engine for roughly a decade could theoretically have allowed an attacker to create spendable XRP beyond the ledger’s intended supply rules. XRPL disclosed the issue on October 9, 2026, after it was privately reported through the XRPL Bug Bounty Program on September 22. The vulnerability affected xrpld 3.4.0 and earlier versions and was fixed in xrpld 3.4.1, released on September 25

How Do U.S. Treasury Yields Affect Crypto Prices?

How Do U.S. Treasury Yields Affect Crypto Prices?

Learn how U.S. Treasury yields affect Bitcoin and crypto prices through the dollar, liquidity, risk appetite and investor positioning.

Which Cryptocurrencies Have Corporate Treasuries in 2026?

Which Cryptocurrencies Have Corporate Treasuries in 2026?

Bitcoin still dominates corporate crypto treasuries, but ETH, SOL, BNB, HYPE and other altcoins are attracting dedicated public companies.

OpenAI Revenue Gap: Why Is the Latest Figure $20 Billion Lower?

OpenAI Revenue Gap: Why Is the Latest Figure $20 Billion Lower?

OpenAI’s reported annualized revenue is $20 billion below earlier headlines. Here is what caused the gap and why it matters for its valuation.

USDC SAP Payments: Can Stablecoins Transform ERP?

USDC SAP Payments: Can Stablecoins Transform ERP?

Circle is bringing stablecoin settlement deeper into corporate finance through a partnership with Tereina, the SAP-backed payments company powering SAP Pay. Announced on October 7, 2026, the partnership is designed to integrate USDC and EURC into Tereina’s enterprise payments platform, beginning with the SAP ecosystem that Circle says supports approximately 84% of global commerce. The result is materially different from asking a corporate treasury team to adopt a separate crypto wallet: stablecoin payments can increasingly sit inside the ERP workflows companies already use for invoices, approvals, cash positioning and reconciliation

Sky Protocol Moody's Rating: Why B3 Matters for DeFi

Sky Protocol Moody's Rating: Why B3 Matters for DeFi

Sky Protocol has become an important test case for whether traditional credit-analysis frameworks can meaningfully evaluate decentralized financial infrastructure. On October 6, 2026, Moody’s Ratings assigned Sky Protocol a B3 counterparty risk rating, bringing a familiar institutional risk language into a sector that has historically been assessed through collateral ratios, smart-contract audits, governance analysis and onchain liquidity metrics.