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Grayscale: These 15 Profitable Crypto Protocols Are Severely Undervalued

Grayscale Research identifies 15 top-revenue crypto protocols trading at significant valuation discounts, with many at single-digit or even 1x revenue multiples. Protocols like Pump.fun, PancakeSwap, and Meteora have market capitalizations roughly equal to their annual revenue. The report argues these financially-focused protocols (DEXs, lending, staking) are fundamentally undervalued and could benefit from the potential passage of the CLARITY Act, expected as soon as next month. This legislation aims to clarify digital asset regulation, potentially reducing institutional barriers and driving on-chain activity. The analysis breaks down the protocols into three groups: the "1x Club" (market cap ≈ revenue), mid-tier protocols with 3-9x multiples (e.g., Aave, Lido, Jupiter), and high-multiple protocols like Hyperliquid (15x) and Uniswap (37x), where valuation reflects future potential rather than current cash flows. Grayscale applies a traditional DCF model to Aave, suggesting a one-year price target of ~$175, representing ~130% upside from current levels. The report notes a risk-off macro environment since the Iran conflict has further compressed valuations, creating a potential entry window. The conclusion highlights that while the valuation data presents an intriguing opportunity, the investment thesis is contingent on the CLARITY Act's passage and subsequent institutional capital flows. Investors are cautioned to consider Grayscale's inherent conflict of interest as a crypto asset manager with products tied to these assets.

marsbit06/25 10:01

Grayscale: These 15 Profitable Crypto Protocols Are Severely Undervalued

marsbit06/25 10:01

Trillion-Dollar Banking Giant Adjusts Portfolio: Buys XRP Heavily, Clears Out Solana

In a significant portfolio rebalancing move, Italian banking giant Intesa Sanpaolo, with $1.1 trillion in assets, has made a notable shift in its cryptocurrency holdings. According to disclosures from Q4 2025 to Q1 2026, the bank's total crypto exposure surged from $100 million to approximately $235 million. The most striking action was its first-time establishment of an XRP position, investing around $18 million through the Grayscale XRP Trust. This marks a milestone as one of the first major European banks to adopt XRP via a regulated investment vehicle. This move is part of a broader, systematic digital asset strategy. The bank also substantially increased its Bitcoin exposure via ETFs and initiated its first Ethereum investment through a staking trust. In a contrasting strategic pivot, Intesa Sanpaolo drastically reduced its Solana holdings by over 99%, nearly exiting its position in a Bitwise Solana staking ETF. This shift is interpreted as reflecting a institutional preference for assets perceived with lower regulatory and operational risk, especially following Solana's network stability issues and improved clarity for XRP after its legal settlements. The bank's actions highlight key drivers for institutional adoption: clearer regulations, the availability of compliant ETF products, and the search for portfolio diversification. This trend signifies crypto's evolving status from a niche experiment to a recognized component of mainstream asset allocation, with institutions favoring gradual, regulated entry points over direct token ownership.

marsbit05/19 13:48

Trillion-Dollar Banking Giant Adjusts Portfolio: Buys XRP Heavily, Clears Out Solana

marsbit05/19 13:48

Encrypted ETF Weekly Report | Last Week, US Bitcoin Spot ETF Net Outflow $9.95 Billion; US Ethereum Spot ETF Net Outflow $255 Million

Last week, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw significant net outflows totaling $995 million over three days, with a major contribution of $317 million from BlackRock's IBIT. Their total net asset value (NAV) stands at $104.2 billion. U.S. Ethereum spot ETFs also experienced net outflows of $255 million over five days, largely from BlackRock's ETHA ($186 million out), bringing their total NAV to $12.93 billion. In Hong Kong, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of 24.91 BTC, reducing their NAV to $323 million. Hong Kong's Ethereum spot ETFs saw no inflows, with an NAV of $68.13 million. U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF options showed increased activity, with a total nominal trading volume of $797 million and a put/call trading ratio of 1.63, indicating a bullish market sentiment. The total open interest reached $23.08 billion. Key developments include VanEck and Grayscale simultaneously filing amended proposals for BNB ETFs, signaling potential SEC review progress. Grayscale also filed for the first U.S. privacy coin ETF (Zcash). Avenir Group remains Asia's largest institutional holder of Bitcoin ETFs. 21Shares launched an actively managed crypto ETF (TKNS), and Bitwise's Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP) is set to list on the NYSE. Institutional activity varied: JPMorgan dramatically increased its Bitcoin ETF holdings (IBIT up 174%), while Jane Street significantly reduced its exposure (IBIT down 71%). Dartmouth College disclosed holdings of $7.7M in Bitcoin ETF and $3.4M in a Solana ETF.

链捕手05/18 02:01

Encrypted ETF Weekly Report | Last Week, US Bitcoin Spot ETF Net Outflow $9.95 Billion; US Ethereum Spot ETF Net Outflow $255 Million

链捕手05/18 02:01

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