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Memecoins Reclaim 29% of Spot Trading Volume on Solana DEX, Highest Since August 2025

Memecoins on Solana have surged back to account for 29% of the network's decentralized exchange (DEX) spot trading volume for the week of July 20-26, marking their highest share since August 2025. This represents a significant jump from the 10-15% levels seen just weeks prior. The resurgence is largely attributed to the explosive rise of the memecoin $ANSEM ("The Black Bull"), which saw an 18,000% surge in three days after its June launch and peaked at a market cap near $449 million, revitalizing trading activity on platforms like Pump.fun. Despite this memecoin rally, the data refutes the simplified view of Solana as a memecoin-dominated chain. SOL-stablecoin pairs accounted for 37% of weekly volume, stablecoin-to-stablecoin swaps made up 22%, with foreign tokens, project tokens, and tokenized assets comprising smaller shares. Memecoins ranked second, not first. The article highlights Solana's underlying strength beyond speculative activity. The network's stablecoin supply surpassed $15 billion in July and remained resilient during the 2026 market downturn. Furthermore, Solana leads all networks in the number of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), hosting 2,582 such assets valued over $3.5 billion. Institutional adoption, evidenced by firms like Western Union and B2C2 utilizing the chain for settlements, underscores its growing utility. While memecoin volumes are cyclical, Solana's stablecoin and RWA ecosystems have shown consistent, counter-cyclical growth.

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Memecoins Reclaim 29% of Spot Trading Volume on Solana DEX, Highest Since August 2025

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Crossing Boundaries Is Hard: Neither Prediction Market Nor Perp DEX Leader Has Replicated Their Own Success

Over the past six months, two of the hottest trading sectors—prediction markets and Perpetual DEXs (Perp DEXs)—have been attempting to cross into each other's territories. In April, prediction market platform Polymarket announced plans to launch perpetual contracts (Perps) for crypto, stocks, and commodities. In late May, the regulated platform Kalshi launched CFTC-regulated crypto Perps. Meanwhile, leading Perp DEX Hyperliquid moved in the opposite direction, launching its HIP-4 outcome markets for event-based trading in May. Initial results from these crossovers have been mixed, showing that established user habits and liquidity do not easily transfer to new product categories. Hyperliquid's HIP-4 platform saw strong initial demand, with daily volume reaching nearly $30 million during the World Cup, but active markets have since collapsed from over 120 to under 20, with daily volume often falling below $1 million. This highlights the inherent challenge: perpetual contracts maintain liquidity around core assets, while event contracts expire and require constant renewal of interest and liquidity. Similarly, Polymarket's Perps, still in an invite-only phase, saw daily volume drop from an initial ~$48 million to around $18 million by late July, with open interest (OI) at only ~$26.4 million—a fraction of Hyperliquid's ~$7.7 billion OI. Kalshi's Perps had a faster start, accumulating $16.1 billion in volume over six weeks, but recent daily volume has plummeted over 80% to around $80 million, with OI remaining in the millions, far below major Perp DEXs. The article concludes that replicating the deep liquidity and entrenched user behavior of a core market is exceptionally difficult. For these platforms, deepening their dominance in their original "home" sectors—whether Perp DEXs or prediction markets—may be a more viable strategy than pursuing a broad "everything exchange" model through跨界 expansion. Success ultimately depends on sustained accumulation of users, liquidity, and market depth in a core niche.

Odaily星球日报2 giorni fa 12:20

Crossing Boundaries Is Hard: Neither Prediction Market Nor Perp DEX Leader Has Replicated Their Own Success

Odaily星球日报2 giorni fa 12:20

Data Review: How Much Profit Did Prediction Markets Reap from a Single World Cup?

**How Much Did the 2026 World Cup Boost Prediction Markets? A Data Review.** The 2026 World Cup provided a major, temporary boost to leading prediction markets, according to an analysis of Kalshi, Polymarket, and predict.fun. During the tournament, total nominal trading volume reached $543.38 billion on Kalshi, $209.88 billion on Polymarket, and $10.92 billion on predict.fun. While Kalshi maintained an overall lead, Polymarket narrowed the gap significantly in World Cup-specific markets. All platforms saw daily trading volumes roughly double or more during the event compared to pre-tournament levels, but activity largely retreated to baseline shortly after the final. Fee revenue also surged. Kalshi's weekly fees peaked at over $100 million in the fourth week, totaling $473.2 million for the tournament. Polymarket's weekly fees stabilized around $20 million, totaling $111.4 million. Predict.fun saw its weekly fee income rise from a pre-tournament $159k to a peak of $755k, with a six-week total of $3.48 million. Post-tournament, daily fee income declined for all three. Analysis of Total Value Locked (TVL) showed Polymarket's deposits remained flat around $4.4-$4.8 billion during the World Cup and later fell, suggesting the event spurred high-frequency trading but not long-term capital commitment. In contrast, predict.fun's TVL saw a clear inflow during the tournament's knockout stages, rising to a peak near $25 million before easing. The data confirms that mega-sports events can generate massive, concentrated trading volume and revenue for prediction platforms. However, the post-tournament pullback indicates this growth is largely event-driven and doesn't automatically translate into sustained higher activity. The World Cup validated sports as a core trading category and helped users develop repeated trading habits, setting the stage for the next phase of competition focused on user retention and creating consistent trading demand.

Odaily星球日报2 giorni fa 12:14

Data Review: How Much Profit Did Prediction Markets Reap from a Single World Cup?

Odaily星球日报2 giorni fa 12:14

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