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- Pump.fun’s tokenomics-driven buybacks and burns have stabilized PUMP’s value, creating a flywheel effect through reduced supply and staking incentives. - The platform allocates 30% of revenue to buybacks, funded by $1B pre-sales and 1% swap fees, removing 7.4B tokens and boosting market share to 84.1% by August 2025. - Strategic initiatives like the Glass Full Foundation amplify liquidity, while sustained buyback rates and ecosystem growth challenge memecoins’ inherent volatility.
- Ethereum ETFs outpaced Bitcoin in 2025 institutional inflows, driven by utility-driven advantages and regulatory clarity under the CLARITY Act. - Staking yields (3-6%), deflationary supply, and Dencun/Pectra upgrades attracted $3B+ in Q2 2025, boosting Ethereum's TVL to $223B. - Regulatory frameworks like the GENIUS Act and 53% gas fee reductions solidified Ethereum's institutional appeal, with $27.66B in ETF assets under management by Q3 2025. - This shift reflects investor preference for yield-generati
- Small-cap biotechs exploit crypto treasury moves to inflate stock prices through regulatory arbitrage and speculative hype, raising market manipulation risks. - Pre-announcement surges in firms like ETHZilla and MEI Pharma suggest potential insider trading, with gains often collapsing post-disclosure due to delayed SEC filings. - Executives time trades around retail investor attention, leveraging asymmetric information while regulators lag in oversight, exacerbating ethical and legal gray areas. - Invest
- Ethereum outpaces Bitcoin in derivatives activity, hitting $10B open interest in Q3 2025 vs. Bitcoin’s stagnant $12B. - Institutional Ethereum ETFs gained $3.69B in August 2025, contrasting with Bitcoin ETF outflows amid yield-driven adoption. - Regulatory clarity and 4.5–5.2% staking yields drove 36.1M ETH ($17.6B) in corporate treasury staking by August 2025. - Upgrades like Pectra reduced energy use by 99%, enhancing Ethereum’s infrastructure appeal over Bitcoin’s utility gap. - Technical indicators a
- SolMining, a UK-registered cloud mining platform, enables users to mine Dogecoin (DOGE) using Bitcoin (BTC) as collateral, eliminating hardware costs and technical barriers for retail investors. - Tiered contracts ($100-$55,000) offer flexible terms and guaranteed DOGE rewards, with BTC collateral returned upon expiration, ensuring liquidity and predictable returns. - The platform leverages renewable energy sources in data centers, reducing carbon footprints while aligning with global sustainability goal
- Fenwick & West faces litigation as both defendant and legal advisor in FTX collapse, denying claims of enabling fraud through founder loans and token promotion. - The firm develops risk-mitigation frameworks like REBA to protect DAO participants, reflecting law firms' shift from reactive compliance to proactive crypto regulation. - SEC's 2025 guidance on crypto custody and mining contrasts with DOJ's criminal enforcement focus, creating dual compliance challenges for crypto firms. - DAO liability risks h
- 2025 crypto success hinges on community-driven tokens with strategic partnerships, blending innovation and transparent growth. - Arctic Pablo Coin (APC) leads with deflationary mechanics, institutional audits, and 12,400% ROI potential via NFTs and DAO governance. - MoonBull ($MOBU) leverages Ethereum infrastructure and whitelist scarcity, offering Ethereum-grade security with AI-driven DeFi features. - Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) addresses Bitcoin's scalability via Solana's SVM, raising $12.5M with WBTC brid
- 2025 meme coin market evolves from viral humor to technical competition, with $74.5B valuation driven by tokenomics, scarcity, and DeFi integration. - Whitelist projects like MoonBull ($MOBU) and Arctic Pablo Coin (APC) create urgency via exclusive access, deflationary mechanisms, and private staking rewards. - ROI hinges on structured tokenomics and blockchain utility, as seen in MoonBull's Ethereum staking and Pepe Coin's NFT partnerships. - High-risk factors persist, including pump-and-dump schemes, b
- 10:14Polymarket open interest hits yearly high at approximately $326 million, with sports, politics, and crypto as the top three sectors by sharePolymarket Open Interest Hits Yearly High of Approximately $326 Million, with Sports, Politics, and Crypto Leading the Sectors 2025-12-17 10:11 (UTC+8) BlockBeats news, on December 17, according to Dune data, the open interest on prediction market Polymarket has been rising throughout the year, recently reaching a yearly high of approximately $326 million, representing an increase of about 170% compared to around $120 million at the beginning of the year. In terms of market structure, the top three sectors by share are sports, politics, and crypto, accounting for 46.6%, 21.12%, and 12.4% respectively. In addition, due to the settlement of a large number of market positions at the end of each month, about one-third of the open interest is closed at month-end. Polymarket previously set a historical record of $410 million in total contract volume during the US election last November, with $385 million in open interest in the politics sector. In Bitwise's top ten crypto market predictions for 2026 released yesterday, it was mentioned that next year, Polymarket's open interest will reach a new all-time high, surpassing the level seen during the 2024 US election. Original Link Report Correction/Report This platform is now fully integrated with the Farcaster protocol. If you already have a Farcaster account, you can log in to comment
- 10:12Polymarket's Open Interest Hits Yearly High of Approximately $326 Million, With Sports, Politics, and Crypto Leading the WayBlockBeats News, December 17th, according to Dune Analytics, the open interest of the prediction market Polymarket has been continuously rising throughout the year, recently hitting a new yearly high of around $326 million, a 170% increase from the beginning of the year when it was around $120 million. In terms of market structure, the Sports, Politics, and Crypto categories hold the top three positions in market share, accounting for 46.6%, 21.12%, and 12.4%, respectively. Additionally, due to a large number of market settlements at the end of each month, approximately one-third of open interest contracts are settled at the end of the month. Polymarket previously set a historical record of $410 million in total contract volume during last November's U.S. election period, with $385 million in open interest contracts in the Politics category. In a recent report on the top ten crypto market predictions for 2026 released by Bitwise, it was mentioned that next year, Polymarket's open interest will reach a new all-time high, surpassing the levels seen during the 2024 U.S. election.
- 10:10Analyst: Institutional buying surpasses new bitcoin supply, first supply contraction in 6 weeksChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph citing data from Capriole Investments, institutional buying of bitcoin has once again surpassed new supply from miners, marking the first time in six weeks.