# Сопутствующие статьи по теме DeFi

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "DeFi", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

How Are L1 Blockchain's Fee Revenues Gradually 'Eaten Away' by L2s, Proprietary AMMs, and Hyperliquid?

This analysis examines how Layer-1 (L1) blockchain transaction fee revenues are systematically eroded by innovations like Layer-2 solutions (L2), private AMMs, and platforms like Hyperliquid. Bitcoin’s fee revenue, driven by network congestion, has diminished over cycles due to optimizations like SegWit, batching, and Lightning Network, with recent activity like Ordinals providing only short-lived spikes. Ethereum’s DeFi and NFT booms once generated massive fees, but L2 rollups and the Dencun upgrade (EIP-4844) drastically reduced data costs, causing a 95% drop in L1 fee revenue as activity migrated off-chain. Solana’s revenue relies heavily on MEV and priority fees from memecoin trading. However, private AMMs and Hyperliquid’s off-chain order routing are capturing the most profitable transactions, compressing Solana’s MEV earnings by over 90% from their peak. Hyperliquid platform, while currently profitable from perpetual trading, faces future fee compression as it competes with traditional finance venues like CME, where fee structures are vastly more efficient. The report concludes that L1s struggle to sustainably capture value from fees due to structural dynamics in permissionless networks. Token valuations are increasingly decoupled from fee-based earnings, relying instead on staking yields, ETFs, narratives, and macro liquidity—making them vulnerable to sentiment shifts and speculative flows.

比推02/26 14:58

How Are L1 Blockchain's Fee Revenues Gradually 'Eaten Away' by L2s, Proprietary AMMs, and Hyperliquid?

比推02/26 14:58

Uniswap (UNI) Price Jumps 15% as Governance Vote Expands Fee Switch Across Layer-2 Networks

Uniswap's UNI token surged nearly 15% following a governance proposal to expand its fee mechanism across eight blockchains. The proposal would enable the protocol to collect a portion of trading fees—diverting them from liquidity providers to the treasury—for activities like token buybacks and burns. Analysts estimate this could generate an additional $27 million in annual revenue, significantly boosting Uniswap’s current $34 million in fee-based income. While the move may enhance value for UNI holders through reduced token supply, it risks making the platform less competitive if liquidity providers seek lower-fee alternatives. The proposal requires two on-chain votes to implement.

TheNewsCrypto02/26 13:08

Uniswap (UNI) Price Jumps 15% as Governance Vote Expands Fee Switch Across Layer-2 Networks

TheNewsCrypto02/26 13:08

Top 10 Most Promising Cryptocurrencies to Invest in 2026 - A Comprehensive Analysis of Trends, Logic, and Risks

The cryptocurrency market in 2026 is more mature, driven by institutional adoption, clearer regulations, and trends like ETF expansions and AI-blockchain integration. This analysis highlights ten notable cryptocurrencies based on fundamentals, ecosystem growth, and risks: - **Bitcoin (BTC)**: Remains the top store of value with scarcity and institutional backing, though volatile. - **Ethereum (ETH)**: Leads in smart contract ecosystems with strong developer activity and Layer-2 scaling. - **Solana (SOL)**: High-performance chain with low costs, but network stability is a concern. - **BNB**: Supported by exchange utility and token burns, yet sensitive to regulatory changes. - **XRP**: Focused on cross-border payments with improving regulatory clarity. - **Stablecoins (USDT/USDC)**: Key for liquidity and hedging, but require monitoring of reserves and regulations. - **Cardano (ADA)**: Research-focused with slow but steady growth. - **Avalanche (AVAX)**: Flexible subnet architecture for enterprises, facing strong competition. - **SUI**: Emerging high-performance chain with innovation potential and high volatility. - **Dogecoin (DOGE)**: Community-driven and liquid, but highly speculative. The market is structured into three layers: core assets (BTC, ETH) for stability, ecosystem growth assets (SOL, BNB, AVAX, ADA) with potential but competition, and high-risk assets (DOGE, SUI). Stablecoins act as cash management tools. Overall, the market offers opportunities but remains high-risk; investors should align choices with risk tolerance and conduct independent research.

marsbit02/26 12:29

Top 10 Most Promising Cryptocurrencies to Invest in 2026 - A Comprehensive Analysis of Trends, Logic, and Risks

marsbit02/26 12:29

Will SYRUP reclaim $0.24 as syrupUSDC volume doubles to $4.98B?

Maple Finance's native token SYRUP surged over 15% in 24 hours, driven primarily by the explosive growth of its stablecoin syrupUSDC. The transfer volume of syrupUSDC doubled to $4.98 billion in one month, while SYRUP's own trading volume declined by 33%. Active loans grew to $2.4 billion, with syrupUSDC accounting for 70% of that growth. The number of stablecoin holders increased by 4.8% to 6.9K, and daily active senders rose 17%. This activity boosted monthly fees and revenue by over 55%. Technically, SYRUP was testing a key resistance level at $0.24. A breakout could target $0.28-$0.30, while failure would invalidate the bullish outlook.

ambcrypto02/26 02:33

Will SYRUP reclaim $0.24 as syrupUSDC volume doubles to $4.98B?

ambcrypto02/26 02:33

Why Has Ripple Spent $2.7 Billion In Acquisitions In 3 Years, And What Does It Have To Do With XRP?

Ripple, the largest XRP holder, has spent over $2.7 billion acquiring six companies in three years, including major purchases like Hidden Road ($1.25B), GTreasury ($1B), and Metaco ($250M). These acquisitions aim to bridge traditional and decentralized finance under CEO Brad Garlinghouse’s vision. Despite Ripple’s expansion and its treasury processing $13 trillion in non-crypto payments last year, the XRP community is concerned as these developments have not significantly boosted XRP’s price. Ripple plans to focus on integrating its acquisitions in early 2026.

bitcoinist02/26 00:02

Why Has Ripple Spent $2.7 Billion In Acquisitions In 3 Years, And What Does It Have To Do With XRP?

bitcoinist02/26 00:02

Etherfi Cash launch sees ETHFI explode 17% – Are more gains coming?

Ether.fi (ETHFI) surged 17% following the launch of its new product, Etherfi Cash—a Visa card offering 3% cashback with no annual fee that integrates with Apple Pay and Google Pay. This move expands the protocol's utility from staking into real-world payments, potentially driving user adoption and increasing token demand. The rally is further supported by significant whale accumulation and strong spot market buyer dominance, indicating real demand rather than leveraged speculation. If adoption grows and buying pressure continues, the bullish momentum may target price levels around $0.640. Sustained volume and accumulation will be key to determining whether this marks a long-term trend shift.

ambcrypto02/25 23:02

Etherfi Cash launch sees ETHFI explode 17% – Are more gains coming?

ambcrypto02/25 23:02

Former Chainlink Exec Replaces Michael Selig As SEC’s Crypto Task Force Chief Counsel

Former Chainlink executive Taylor Lindman has been appointed as the new Chief Counsel of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Crypto Task Force, replacing Michael Selig, who moved to the CFTC. Lindman, who served in senior legal roles at Chainlink Labs for five years, will lead legal interpretation, compliance, and risk management efforts. The task force, established under Commissioner Hester Peirce, aims to develop a clear regulatory framework for digital assets. The SEC and CFTC are collaborating on joint initiatives to harmonize rules, clarify jurisdiction, and reduce regulatory fragmentation. Upcoming efforts include guidance on token classification, innovation exemptions, custody rules, and modernizing transfer agent regulations.

bitcoinist02/25 16:02

Former Chainlink Exec Replaces Michael Selig As SEC’s Crypto Task Force Chief Counsel

bitcoinist02/25 16:02

‘Market knows something’: Meteora’s odds climb to 28% on Polymarket

The crypto community is anticipating a major investigation by on-chain investigator ZachXBT, set to be released on February 26, which is expected to expose insider trading at a major crypto business. In response, prediction market Polymarket has seen significant betting activity on which entity will be implicated. Initially, Meteora was the top suspect with 53% odds, but its probability has since to 28%, despite its central role in Solana's DeFi during the memecoin boom. Other contenders include Pump.fun (12%), Axiom (11%), MEXC, and Jupiter (both around 11-14%). Interestingly, Meteora's token price rose 7.44% despite the increased scrutiny, while Pump.fun's fell. The situation highlights market uncertainty ahead of ZachXBT's evidence-based reveal, reminiscent of his previous exposure of a $282 million hack in January.

ambcrypto02/25 14:02

‘Market knows something’: Meteora’s odds climb to 28% on Polymarket

ambcrypto02/25 14:02

21Shares brings new SUI Spot ETF to Nasdaq: ‘The moment is finally here!’

Despite a cautious market environment, 21Shares launched the Spot SUI ETF (TSUI) on Nasdaq, enabling traditional investors to gain exposure to Sui (SUI) without direct crypto management. The Sui network demonstrates strong utility, processing $6.5 billion in DEX volume over 30 days and over $100 billion in stablecoin transfers for six consecutive months. Executives highlighted Sui's rapid growth and institutional relevance. The crypto community reacted with excitement and price speculation, though SUI saw only a modest 1.74% gain to $0.8718. 21Shares faces competition from Canary Capital and Grayscale, which recently launched similar ETFs. This expansion into altcoin ETFs signals broader crypto market maturation beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.

ambcrypto02/25 11:02

21Shares brings new SUI Spot ETF to Nasdaq: ‘The moment is finally here!’

ambcrypto02/25 11:02

Agentic Finance Panorama Report Q1 2026: x402 Payments Surpass $50 Million, ERC-8004 Sees 24,000 Agent Registrations

Agentic Finance Report Q1 2026: x402 payments exceed $50M, ERC-8004 sees 24K agent registrations. The sector has grown rapidly, with autonomous agents now managing user funds via crypto infrastructure. Key developments include the x402 payment standard processing over 15M transactions in 30 days and partnerships with AWS and Stripe. The ERC-8004 identity protocol, launched in late January, enables agent registration and trust-building. Agentic Finance products are categorized by autonomy and intelligence, with rule-based systems dominating capital allocation due to reliability. The ecosystem is expanding with institutional interest, including Grayscale’s decentralized AI fund and Visa’s Trusted Agent Protocol. Retail users lead adoption, while infrastructure advances support agent operations. Regulatory clarity and stablecoin growth are expected to drive further institutional adoption and agentic finance maturity.

marsbit02/25 09:34

Agentic Finance Panorama Report Q1 2026: x402 Payments Surpass $50 Million, ERC-8004 Sees 24,000 Agent Registrations