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The next-generation protocol must not only address risk issues but also redistribute dividends. Whoever can achieve these two goals will have the opportunity to define the next generation of the DeFi perpetual contract market.
- PEPE, the OG Pepe the Frog-inspired meme-coin, struggles with declining prices (-0.60% weekly) and waning community engagement despite a $4.73B market cap. - LILPEPE, an Ethereum Layer 2-based project, gains traction with $20M presale, CertiK audit, and infrastructure addressing scalability and governance gaps in meme-coins. - LILPEPE's $32.3M market cap and community-driven roadmap contrast PEPE's speculative nature, signaling a shift toward utility-driven meme-coin innovation. - Analysts suggest projec
By embracing RISC-V, Ethereum can address its scalability bottleneck and position itself as the foundational trust layer for the next generation of the Internet.
- Ethereum's 2025 price outlook shows 35.4% growth potential driven by institutional adoption and deflationary mechanisms. - RTX targets cross-border remittances with a 0.1% fee model, projecting 150x returns via real-world utility and deflationary tokenomics. - Investors face a strategic dilemma between Ethereum's stability and RTX's high-risk, high-reward disruption in the evolving crypto landscape.
- Ethereum ETFs outperformed Bitcoin in 2025 due to yield generation, regulatory clarity, and corporate adoption. - PoS staking (4-6% yields) and SEC utility token classification drove institutional inflows, with ETHA ETF attracting $323M vs. IBIT's $45M. - Corporate treasuries hold 4.3M ETH, boosting price through reduced supply while Bitcoin lacks active income mechanisms. - Institutional allocations now prioritize Ethereum-based ETPs (60/30/10 model), signaling long-term market structure shifts toward D
- 06:59Michael Saylor: Major banks such as BNY Mellon and JPMorgan have started issuing loans collateralized by bitcoin.Jinse Finance reported that Michael Saylor, founder and executive chairman of Strategy, stated that several major banks, including BNY Mellon, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Charles Schwab, JPMorgan, and Citigroup, have begun issuing credit backed by bitcoin as collateral.
- 06:56South Korea’s National Pension Service increases its MicroStrategy holdings to 93 million dollarsChainCatcher reported that Bitcoin Treasuries.NET posted on X, stating that the National Pension Service (NPS) of South Korea, which manages assets worth 1 trillion USD, has increased its holdings in MicroStrategy (MSTR), a listed company holding bitcoin, to 93 million USD.
- 06:53Matrixport: Bitcoin implied volatility continues to decline, with the market gradually lowering the likelihood of an upward movement by the end of DecemberJinse Finance reported that Matrixport's daily chart analysis indicates that bitcoin's implied volatility continues to decline, which in turn reduces the likelihood of a significant upward breakout by the end of the year. Today's Federal Open Market Committee meeting is the last major catalyst, but once the meeting concludes, volatility is likely to continue its downward trend until the holiday season. Without new bitcoin ETF inflows to drive directional momentum, the market may return to a range-bound state. This outcome is typically associated with further declines in volatility. In fact, this adjustment process is already underway, with implied volatility continuously decreasing and the market gradually lowering the probability of an upside surprise at the end of December.