1. The Political Influence of Cryptocurrency in the United States
Regulation and political sentiment towards digital assets in the United States are evolving in real time. Recent developments indicate a potential turning point that could pave the way for innovation and growth in the United States.
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2. Glassnode: What Does Decreasing Investor Activity Mean? Who Benefits from the Current Market Structure?
Lateral price movements often reflect investor fatigue and apathy, which seems to be the prevailing response in all Bitcoin markets. The price of BTC is consolidating within a mature trading range. Investors still hold a generally advantageous position, with over 87% of the circulating supply in a profitable state, and the cost basis lower than the spot price.
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3. Pantera Capital: Solana is the “Mac OS” of Blockchain
How many blockchains will there be in the world? This is a question we often hear, but a better question should be: how many blockchains must exist? In other words, in order to fully realize the potential of blockchain technology, how many blockchains are needed at least? To answer this question, we should turn our attention to the roots of the blockchain ecosystem: the developers.
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4. The Art of Token Economics: A Deep Dive into FDV and Airdrops
One of the most commonly discussed topics in the cryptocurrency field is token economics, which refers to the system of how token supply is distributed. Token economics represents a balancing act, aiming to appease different stakeholders while ensuring the current and future value of the project.
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5. Which is More Profitable: Investing in Layer 2 Tokens or ETH?
Over the past few years, Layer 2 on Ethereum has made significant progress. Today, the TVL of ETH L2 exceeds $400 billion, up from $100 billion a year ago. On @l2beat, you’ll find a list of over 50 L2s, although the top 5-10 L2s account for over 90% of the TVL. After EIP-4844, transaction fees are very cheap, with Base, Arbitrum, and others costing less than $0.01.
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