# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Ethereum

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

Crypto is dead, Perps are forever

The crypto industry is shifting from a focus on creating native assets (like altcoins and protocol tokens) to becoming a "global asset pipeline." Native cryptocurrencies, except for Bitcoin, are seen as failing in their value storage and utility promises, with demand driven largely by speculation. Attention and liquidity are now moving toward real-world assets (RWAs) like U.S. stocks, bonds, gold, and oil traded on-chain via perpetual contracts (Perps). Stablecoins like USDT and USDC set the precedent, proving blockchain's core strength is efficient global settlement and transfer, not inventing new monetary systems. Meanwhile, assets like Ethereum and many DeFi tokens struggle as their narratives weaken against tangible traditional assets and the rapid real-world progress of AI. Perpetual contracts have emerged as a pivotal innovation. They simplify trading by offering pure price exposure to any asset, bypassing complexities of ownership, custody, and traditional market hours. Projects like Hyperliquid gained traction by combining CEX-like efficiency with on-chain transparency, capitalizing on post-FTX distrust, macroeconomic volatility, and the surge in demand for 24/7 stock trading. In conclusion, while the era of speculative native "crypto assets" may be over, perpetual contracts persist as the industry's most potent financial instrument—transforming all assets into globally accessible, constantly tradable instruments centered on price speculation.

marsbitВчера 12:30

Crypto is dead, Perps are forever

marsbitВчера 12:30

Variant: Three L1 Assets That Could Become Primary Stores of Value

The core belief at Variant is that individuals should own their money, identity, and data. A key framework for evaluating first-layer blockchain (L1) networks is viewing their native tokens as potential stores of value (SOV). A good SOV asset is defined by several key attributes: technical durability (its likelihood to exist and function in 5-10 years), scarcity and predictable inflation, censorship resistance, economic productivity (its utility in facilitating economic activity), memetic strength (widespread social consensus on its value), and liquidity. Based on this framework, three L1 assets are highlighted as leading contenders for becoming major SOVs, each excelling in different dimensions: * **Bitcoin (BTC)** is dominant in memetic strength, widely recognized as "digital gold." Its growing belief network among individuals and institutions reinforces its SOV status. * **Ethereum (ETH)** excels in technical durability and adaptability. Its ability to upgrade and a transparent roadmap provide confidence in its long-term resilience against future challenges. * **Zcash (ZEC)** offers superior censorship resistance and privacy through its shielded pools. This provides individuals with a long-term option to protect assets from confiscation or surveillance. The total market for SOV assets like gold is immense (gold's market cap is ~$31T). Despite often surpassing traditional SOVs on these fundamental metrics, digital assets currently capture only a small fraction of this market, representing a significant opportunity for growth. The article posits that multiple digital SOVs can coexist in this expanding space.

链捕手2 дня назад 05:13

Variant: Three L1 Assets That Could Become Primary Stores of Value

链捕手2 дня назад 05:13

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