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Ethereum vs Solana: Who Really Won 2025 Across DeFi, Users, and Institutions

In 2025, Ethereum and Solana demonstrated distinct strengths. Ethereum led in institutional adoption, DeFi TVL (nearly $99 billion), and stablecoin settlements ($18.8 trillion), supported by its Layer 2 ecosystem which improved throughput and reduced fees. Solana excelled in user growth, adding 725 million new wallets, and dominated trading volume with $1.5 trillion in DEX volume and $2.39 billion in app revenue. It also processed 33 billion non-vote transactions with very low fees. While Ethereum maintained deeper financial integration with over $35 billion in ETF reserves, Solana closed the gap rapidly with high retail engagement and diversification into new assets. Overall, Ethereum edged ahead due to institutional depth, but Solana’s scale and activity growth were remarkable.

ccn.com01/07 07:52

Ethereum vs Solana: Who Really Won 2025 Across DeFi, Users, and Institutions

ccn.com01/07 07:52

Crypto Payment Cards in 2025: 40k Monthly Active Users, Less Than $100 Average Spend Per User

In 2025, crypto payment cards transitioned from niche experimentation to practical adoption, showing exponential growth in deposits and spending. Monthly active users reached 40,000 by October 2025, with average spending under $100 per user, indicating use for small daily transactions rather than speculative purchases. Stablecoins, primarily USDT and USDC, dominated deposits (nearly 100%), reinforcing a debit-like, low-volatility spending model. The @Rain card series led in usage, supported by its role as infrastructure for multiple card projects. Ethereum and Polygon remained top chains for deposits, though multi-chain usage grew due to lower costs and improved routing. Key challenges include privacy risks from on-chain traceability, reliance on centralized service partners, and limited product differentiation. Looking to 2026, growth is expected to focus on economic sustainability, potential credit-based models, and profitability beyond user acquisition.

marsbit01/07 07:41

Crypto Payment Cards in 2025: 40k Monthly Active Users, Less Than $100 Average Spend Per User

marsbit01/07 07:41

2025 Blockchain Financing Overview: Who Pocketed Over $20 Billion?

In 2025, the blockchain sector saw a significant shift in venture capital trends, with $23.7 billion invested across 839 deals—marking a 33.6% drop in deal count but a substantial increase in total funding compared to 2024. Capital moved from broad investments to focused, high-quality targets. Centralized Finance (CeFi) dominated with $11.2 billion raised, driven by mega-deals like Binance's $2 billion raise and Coinbase's $2.9 billion acquisition of Deribit. Infrastructure and tools remained robust with $4.9 billion across 243 deals, while DeFi secured $1.75 billion. Web3 gaming experienced a sharp decline, with funding and deals falling over 60%. AI and blockchain integration grew steadily, raising $884 million. Prediction markets, led by Polymarket and Kalshi, attracted $3.56 billion. The trend emphasized larger, strategic investments over quantity, with family offices and major funds leading capital deployment.

marsbit01/07 07:26

2025 Blockchain Financing Overview: Who Pocketed Over $20 Billion?

marsbit01/07 07:26

Chasing Beta, Letting Go of Alpha: The Harsh Conclusion from a Century of U.S. Stock Market Data

Based on an analysis of 100 years of U.S. stock market data, this article argues that investors should prioritize market returns (Beta) over the pursuit of outperforming the market (Alpha). The author illustrates that even a skilled investor generating significant Alpha can underperform a simple index fund if their investment period coincides with a weak market cycle. For example, an investor with a +5% annual Alpha from 1960-1980 would have achieved lower real returns than a poor investor with a -5% Alpha who invested during the strong 1980-2000 bull market. Historical data shows that even with a 3% annual advantage, an active investor still had a 25% probability of underperforming the index over 20-year periods. The core conclusion is that market performance (Beta) is a far more critical determinant of ultimate returns than investment skill (Alpha). Since investors cannot control market cycles, the article suggests this is actually liberating. It allows individuals to redirect their energy away from the futile pressure to "beat the market" and toward factors they can control: optimizing their career, savings rate, health, and family. The potential financial and personal gains from excelling in these areas are argued to be vastly more significant than the marginal benefits of seeking Alpha. The advice for 2026 is to "chase Beta, not Alpha."

比推01/07 07:18

Chasing Beta, Letting Go of Alpha: The Harsh Conclusion from a Century of U.S. Stock Market Data

比推01/07 07:18

"Assets Dormant for Three Years" Will Be Confiscated? The Truth About California's New Bill SB 822 Explained

A new California law, SB 822, which takes effect in 2026, has caused concern in the crypto community over fears that inactive exchange accounts could be "confiscated." However, this is a misunderstanding. The law extends the state’s existing Unclaimed Property Law (UPL) to digital assets held on centralized exchanges. Key points: - Assets are considered "unclaimed" only if there has no owner activity for three years AND the exchange is unable to contact the owner. - "Owner activity" is broadly defined and includes logging in, trading, or even just responding to an email, which resets the three-year timer. - Exchanges must send a prominent warning notice 6-12 months before reporting assets to the state. A simple response stops the process. - Crucially, transferred assets are NOT immediately liquidated. The state must hold the original crypto for 18-20 months, allowing owners to reclaim their exact tokens. Only after that may assets be sold for cash. - The law only applies to assets held on centralized exchanges (the "holder"). Self-custodied wallets, like cold wallets or DeFi LP tokens, are completely exempt. - Owners can always claim their property from the state, even years later, though they may receive cash instead of crypto if it was already sold. The article advises users to perform a simple activity (e.g., logging in) annually to keep accounts active or move large holdings to self-custody to avoid the law entirely. It concludes that SB 822, while intrusive, provides a legal safety net that protects user assets from being lost or misappropriated by failed exchanges.

marsbit01/07 07:07

"Assets Dormant for Three Years" Will Be Confiscated? The Truth About California's New Bill SB 822 Explained

marsbit01/07 07:07

Bitmine’s $14B Ethereum empire – Is one company quietly taking over ETH?

Bitmine is building a massive Ethereum treasury, holding 4.14 million ETH worth $14.2 billion, which represents 3.43% of all ETH. This makes it one of the most influential holders of Ethereum. Chairman Tom Lee announced the company continues to aggressively accumulate ETH, recently purchasing nearly 33,000 ETH in a single week. Bitmine is also seeking shareholder approval to increase authorized shares to launch its Made in America Validator Network (MAVAN), a staking solution set to deploy in early 2026. With only a portion of its ETH currently staked, the company is positioning itself as the world's premier Ethereum treasury, similar to how MicroStrategy operates with Bitcoin.

ambcrypto01/07 07:06

Bitmine’s $14B Ethereum empire – Is one company quietly taking over ETH?

ambcrypto01/07 07:06

3,200 Bitcoin In Motion: Galaxy Digital Activity Adds Sell-Side Pressure Risk

Bitcoin opened the year trading above $93,000, offering short-term relief to bulls and showing signs of stabilization above the $90,000 support level. However, the broader market structure remains fragile, with many analysts warning the dominant trend persists. Adding to caution, Galaxy Digital moved over 3,200 BTC, with approximately 560 BTC (worth nearly $50 million) transferred to major exchanges like Binance and Coinbase. Such movements often signal potential selling or hedging activity, introducing short-term supply-side risk. While not all exchange inflows result in immediate selling, the timing amid Bitcoin’s struggle to reclaim key resistance levels suggests large players may be reducing exposure, reinforcing a cautious market outlook.

bitcoinist01/07 07:02

3,200 Bitcoin In Motion: Galaxy Digital Activity Adds Sell-Side Pressure Risk

bitcoinist01/07 07:02

"Holding Coins for Three Years Without Moving" Will Be Confiscated? The Truth About California's New Bill SB 822

The California Senate Bill 822 (SB 822), signed into law in October 2025 and effective from 2026, extends the state's existing Unclaimed Property Law (UPL) to digital assets held on centralized exchanges. Contrary to widespread panic, the bill does not mean that "holding coins for three years without moving them" will lead to confiscation. Key points of the bill: - Assets are considered "unclaimed" only if an account shows no "owner activity" for three years and the exchange cannot contact the user. - "Owner activity" is broadly defined and includes logging in, executing trades, depositing/withdrawing funds, or even responding to exchange communications—any of which resets the three-year timer. - Exchanges must send a prominent notice 6–12 months before reporting assets as unclaimed, allowing users to reclaim them easily. - Transferred assets are not liquidated immediately. They are held "in-kind" (as the original crypto) by state-appointed qualified custodians for 18–20 months, during which owners can reclaim the original tokens. Only after this period may the state liquidate them. - The law only applies to assets held on centralized exchanges (custodial services). Self-custodied wallets (e.g., cold wallets), DeFi LP tokens, and certain excluded assets like in-game currencies are not affected. - Owners can always reclaim their assets from the state, even after transfer, either in crypto or as cash proceeds if already sold. To avoid triggering the law, users should periodically log in or perform minor transactions on their exchange accounts. For greater safety, moving assets to self-custody wallets removes them from the law’s scope entirely. The bill aims to protect consumer assets from being indefinitely held or misused by exchanges, acting as a legal safeguard for lost or forgotten digital wealth.

Odaily星球日报01/07 06:59

"Holding Coins for Three Years Without Moving" Will Be Confiscated? The Truth About California's New Bill SB 822

Odaily星球日报01/07 06:59

Tether Launches Scudo Denomination to Enable Everyday XAUt Gold Payments

Tether, the stablecoin issuer, has introduced a new denomination called Scudo for its Tether Gold (XAUt) token. Scudo is defined as one-thousandth of an XAUt, enabling users to make everyday payments in very small or fractional units of gold. This move aims to expand the use of the gold-backed crypto beyond a store of value into daily transactions. The core structure of XAUt remains unchanged, with each token fully backed by physical gold held in vaults. Tether cited gold's record-high prices driven by inflation fears and safe-haven demand as a key reason for this development. The new denomination, which involves no additional charges, is compared to how satoshis function for Bitcoin. XAUt continues to lead the gold-backed token market with a $1.8 billion market cap.

TheNewsCrypto01/07 06:55

Tether Launches Scudo Denomination to Enable Everyday XAUt Gold Payments

TheNewsCrypto01/07 06:55

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