Network fees grew 11% QoQ in AKT terms, from 644K to 715K AKT, but only 4% in USD. The difference came from a \~4% AKT price decline, which masked higher onchain activity. Denoms matter.
Tron keeps holding roughly a quarter of all stablecoin supply, even as new "stablecoin-first" chains keep popping up. Spinning up a chain is trivial, getting liquidity, users, and habits to stick is the hard part.
Gm CT. most people won't pay attention to this yet and at the end of the day, they'll cope. i made a post recently about @yeet, and if you're coming across them for the first time, you're still early to ape in. over 20,000+ users are on the platform right now. that alone tells
gmgm ai without verification is just vibes. @miranetwork is building receipts. most ai systems today generate answers fast, confidently, and at scale. but when you ask why an output is correct, there's usually nothing there. no audit trail. no accountability. just probability
Ethereum still sets the baseline. It leads in app TVL, stablecoins, tokenized funds and stocks, active lending, and protocol GDP, while sitting #2 in daily DEX and stablecoin transfer volume.
Aave, the leading decentralized lending protocol, has reached an astounding $53 billion in lending deposits, a figure that underscores its unchallenged dominance in DeFi. This isn't just a number but more like a testament to unparalleled trust, liquidity depth, and
Tether CEO @paoloardoino revealed that Tether is developing a mobile crypto $wallet with integrated AI capabilities. He stated the $wallet will only support Bitcoin, $USDT, USAT, and $XAUT, and features a native private AI integrated via QVAC (@QVAC_tether).
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin posted on Farcaster that prediction markets are a good remedy for crazy views on emotional topics, and used two screenshots as examples: @elonmusk previously posted that a civil war in the UK was "inevitable," while the prediction market
A $1.5--2T annual U.S. deficit means the market has to digest trillions in fresh Treasuries every year. Issuance has been front-loaded into T-bills since Yellen and that playbook hasn't changed under Bessent despite earlier objections. Structural, not political.