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When DeFi is too slow for young people and too risky for old money: are we all using Treasury bond interest to shoulder junk bond risk?

DeFi once attracted young people with five-figure APY rates, but it is now seen as overpriced and carrying too much risk. Over the past year, more than $1.62 billion has been stolen, and at one point Aave’s interest rate spiked to 12.4%. The fair yield is about 12.55%, with a retail entry threshold of 18%. Institutional players prefer “strategy-isolated vaults” to reduce tail risk. Conclusion: high leverage is no longer in; in the future, we’ll need higher-risk pricing and insurance tools to accommodate both young people and old money.

VanEck: Bitcoin Bullish Signals Emerge Amid Funding Rate Dip

Fund management firm VanEck identified two strong bullish indicators for Bitcoin on April 24, according to analysis from the firm's digital assets analysts Patrick Bush and Matthew Sigel. The analysts highlighted Bitcoin's funding rate and declining hash rate as historically reliable signals

ADA on the Edge: Will Key Support Hold or Collapse to $0.09?

ADA tests key support with weak momentum and declining trading volume. Failure below $0.243 could push the price toward $0.22 or lower. Bulls must reclaim $0.255 to signal strength and potential reversal. Cardano’s ADA has reached a critical moment that traders cannot ignore. Price

U.S. Economic Data This Week May Drive Crypto Market Volatility; Fed Decision and Jobs Report Key

Gate News message, April 27 — The crypto market slipped 0.5% to $2.59 trillion as investors braced for several major U.S. economic releases this week that could shape Bitcoin and altcoin price direction. Bitcoin traded near $77,800, while the Crypto Fear & Greed Index has recently moved toward the m

Bitcoin's Current Rally Driven by Futures Demand, Spot Demand Yet to Recover: CryptoQuant CEO

Gate News message, April 27 — According to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju, Bitcoin's current rally is primarily driven by futures market demand rather than spot demand recovery. Open interest has risen and ETF inflows continue alongside buying from Strategy, yet on-chain apparent demand remains net

Survey: 36% of Crypto Traders Cut Spending Amid Market Downturn, Yet 79% Plan to Hold or Increase Holdings

Gate News message, April 27 — A survey of 1,100 active users at a major CEX found that 36% of U.S. crypto traders have reduced daily spending due to the current market downturn. Among them, 10% described this as a major sacrifice to maintain their positions, while 37% delayed or canceled