Many DEXs are competing for liquidity and efficiency now, but Renegade has taken a different path—it treats "privacy" as a standard feature. This project just launched on @arbitrum, focusing on one point: a truly on-chain dark pool. Simply put, your transactions and balances will not be publicly displayed; everything is anonymous. In an environment where transactions are completely transparent, this design indeed gives a new feeling—information asymmetry has returned; others cannot see how you operate, which has become an advantage. Looking at another direction, RWA (Real World Assets on-chain) is also making big moves on Arbitrum. Spiko's recent performance has been particularly strong; their euro government bond token EUTBL surged by $30 million in TVL overnight, now accounting for nearly half of the RWA market on Arbitrum. Along with that, USTBL (U.S. government bond token) has also started to be integrated by many Web2 and Web3 companies, especially in regions like Europe, Asia, and Latin America. To be honest, this indicates a trend: whether it's the attempt of dark pools to "return to information asymmetry" or the expansion of RWA as "real world assets on-chain," Arbitrum is continuously integrating the logic of the traditional world. And this is precisely the signal we've been waiting for—not that Crypto is separating from reality, but that it is beginning to intersect and merge with reality. The key is that there is a leaderboard event on @KaitoAI, and you must participate; @shoutdotfun's first coin $ENERGY has surged dozens of times since launch, and you can also pay attention to $SHOUT, $Bane, $Chao, and $BOOM!