Position Exchange is a BNB Chain protocol for on-chain derivatives and related DeFi tools. This guide explains how such perpetual trading works, what the public information shows, and how to check current facts and risks before you use it.
Prada and adidas ran a community-driven NFT project in early 2022 called adidas for Prada re-source. This explainer covers what it was, how the art was made and sold, where the GMoney connection fits, and how to check its status today.
Prada and the artist Cassius Hirst paired a 2022 sneaker collaboration with an Ethereum NFT release. This guide explains what was released, how the pieces fit together, and how collectors can verify an old brand NFT today.
Pranksy has put a lot of public attention behind the Party Degenerates NFT collection, and that attention has sparked a wider argument about avatar-style NFT projects. This explainer covers what public reporting confirm, what they don't, and how to check a collection yourself before you buy, sell or trade.
A private beta is an early, invite-only test, and games that pair one with NFT rewards deserve extra scrutiny. This guide explains how these tests work, what a launch announcement can and cannot confirm, and how to check a project before you connect a wallet.
Pro 2.0 staking changes are only as useful as the reward source, lock terms and supply rules behind them. This guide gives a checklist for reading those terms and for finding figures that change often.
Protocol Labs builds the open-source networking and storage protocols behind IPFS and Filecoin. This guide explains how those pieces fit together, what each one does, and what to check before relying on them.
Proxcity is described as a city simulator on Base, the Ethereum layer 2 network. This guide explains how games of this type generally work, how to set up safely, and how to check the details that change over time.
A founder sale and a doubling floor price can look like a clear signal, but the number alone rarely tells you much. This guide explains what a floor price measures, why it can jump, and how to check the record yourself before you buy or sell a Pudgy Penguins NFT.
Pudgy Penguins returned to attention after a quiet stretch, with price spikes, a native token and a fresh round of debate about PFP collections. This guide explains what the comeback involved, how the NFTs and PENGU token fit together, and how to check current figures yourself.
Pulsar Farm is described as a yield-farming project that stacks several reward layers, gamified activity and utility NFTs. This guide explains how those layers work, what the NFTs usually do, and how to check the project's current details before you deposit anything.
Puma moved into NFTs and digital sneakers in 2022 and 2023, and its puma.eth Ethereum Name Service name became a visible sign of that push. This explainer covers what the brand did, what an ENS domain does, and how to check the current state of these projects yourself.
In September 2022, Puma used New York Fashion Week to launch Black Station, a metaverse show with NFTs that could be redeemed for physical sneakers. This guide explains how the experience worked, what followed, and how to check the status of similar brand drops today.
Pyth Network is a pull-based oracle that publishes first-party market prices, and Hedera apps can read those prices on-chain once they confirm the feed is available on the network they use. This guide explains how the model works, what to check before relying on a feed, and how to verify current coverage.
The QiDao exploit that drained about $13 million shows how one faulty contract can put users at risk across connected DeFi apps. This explainer covers what happened, what the record does and does not confirm, and the defensive steps you can take now.
QuickPerps is the perpetual futures product from QuickSwap, the Polygon-born DEX. This explainer covers how perpetual contracts work, what QuickSwap has reported about its perps platform in 2026, and what to check before trading.
QuickSwap has added perpetual futures under the QuickPerps name. This guide explains how perpetuals work, what the main risks are, and which details to confirm in QuickSwap's own announcements before trading.
QuickSwap is a Polygon decentralised exchange that pays rewards to liquidity providers, but the sources reviewed for this guide do not document a QuickSwap bond program. This guide explains what the term means in DeFi, how QuickSwap incentives work in general, and how to check current rewards before depositing tokens.
QuickSwap has added Soneium, an Ethereum layer-2 network, to the chains where its swaps and liquidity pools can be used. This guide explains what that expansion means for self-custody users, how the network differs from Polygon, and where to check which services are live.
QuickSwap swap costs come from three places: the pool's trading fee, the price impact of your trade, and network gas. This guide explains how each one works, why 'zero gas' offers need a closer look, and what to check before you confirm a swap.
Gasless perpetual trading removes the network fee from the trader's side in some setups, but it does not remove costs or risk. This guide explains how gasless perps work, what QuickSwap has offered across chains, and how to check the current status before you trade.
QuickSwap, the exchange that started on Polygon, has added Base to the networks it serves. This guide explains what the expansion means, which features to check on Base, and how to use a DEX on a new chain with less risk.
QuickSwap, a multichain DEX that started on Polygon, brought its swaps and liquidity pools to the Manta Pacific network in late 2023. This guide explains what launched, how the deployment works, what followed, and what to check before you use it.
QuickSwap has announced or been linked to a DeFAI tie-up with StratEx, a small yield aggregator, but the sources used here don't confirm the details. This guide explains what DeFAI means, what is publicly known about both protocols, and how to check an integration before you use it.