Hyperliquid's February revenue exceeded $62 million, a 9.8% decrease month-over-month

21Shares Researcher: Token issuance in the 2020s should increase the initial circulating supply ratio, strengthen value-capture mechanisms, and achieve transparency

21Shares researcher Darius Moukhtarzade pointed out at the EthCC conference that token issuance failures hit a record high, mainly due to a “low circulating supply, high fully diluted valuation” model. He proposed four practical frameworks to achieve sustainable tokenomics, emphasizing that for token success in 2026, a defensive on-chain economic system must be built within institutional capital and a regulatory environment.

Meme coins’ decline hits a historic high, with 40% of the tokens nearing their historic lows

Analyst Darkfost pointed out that more than 40% of altcoin prices are approaching historical lows, reflecting market pressure and structural issues. Despite the downturn, identifying resilient projects may deliver long-term returns. Investors should focus on fundamentals and market resilience, uncovering opportunities at lower levels to prepare for the coming phase of divergence in market conditions.

Productive Stablecoins: Closing the $300B Efficiency Gap

This essay discusses the inefficiencies of stablecoins, highlighting that 90% are unproductive and act as a hidden tax. It identifies a significant opportunity within DAO treasuries and DEX liquidity, as well as emerging solutions like HyENA and Solomon that aim to enhance yields for users.

Digital Assets ETP Landscape: Past, Present and Future

Digital asset ETPs saw a peak of over $250B, ending 2025 with $184B AUM, mainly driven by Bitcoin products. The market is evolving, with over 125 new filings indicating a trend toward diversified asset offerings.

SWIFT officially moves into blockchain settlement: MVP to launch within the year, and the $1.83 trillion market could be reshaped

SWIFT, the global financial messaging network, is accelerating the development of blockchain settlement infrastructure and plans to launch its first minimum viable product in 2026. The new system is built on a permissioned network, enabling near-real-time transfers of tokenized deposits and digital currencies through smart contracts. Its core selling point is low integration and upgrade costs. The project has attracted more than 30 major banks and aims to improve the efficiency of cross-border payments, with potentially massive impact.

Corporate Bitcoin buy orders abruptly stop: Week-over-week net buying collapses 99.93%, is market control shifting?

By the end of March 2026, corporate sentiment toward Bitcoin allocations has clearly cooled, with global listed companies net adding only about $70,000—hitting a new low. Major firms such as Strategy and Metaplanet have paused purchases, indicating that market sentiment has shifted. Despite high holdings, available new capital is limited; some companies have adopted adjustment strategies to cope with the market environment, reflecting caution about the current price. The overall market trend will depend on fund flows and changes in macroeconomic policy.