# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Staking

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2025 DeFi On-Chain Revenue $80 Billion Panorama: Half of Lending Demand Is Borrowing from Oneself

This analysis provides a comprehensive breakdown of the $8 billion in on-chain yields generated in DeFi in 2025. The five primary sources are: AMM trading fees ($4.2B), lending interest ($1.76B), perpetual funding rates ($300M), real-world assets ($600-900M), and staking/MEV rewards. A key finding is that approximately half of all borrowing demand is recursive, where users borrow to leverage other yield sources. The report highlights that 58% of stablecoin TVL yields less than 3% APY, below U.S. Treasuries. It also notes that significant potential yield sources like on-chain options and insurance remain underdeveloped. A case study of the Sky protocol (formerly MakerDAO) shows its success in offering a 3.75% savings rate by sourcing ~70% of its yield from off-chain, real-world assets.

marsbit03/26 06:06

2025 DeFi On-Chain Revenue $80 Billion Panorama: Half of Lending Demand Is Borrowing from Oneself

marsbit03/26 06:06

Why 21Shares believes ‘passive strategies’ for crypto ETFs are outdated

21Shares President Duncan Moir argues that passive 'HODL' strategies for crypto ETFs are becoming outdated. Instead, the firm advocates for active management to capture yield and diversification opportunities in the growing asset class. Key strategies include yield-generating products like a preferred stock ETP offering an 11.5% dividend, staking rewards in ETFs, and thematic offerings such as a Bitcoin-and-gold ETP. While U.S. investor interest remains focused on large coins, European institutions are exploring newer assets and application layers. Despite a decline in total crypto ETF AUM to $130 billion, active strategies aim to drive future demand.

ambcrypto03/26 04:01

Why 21Shares believes ‘passive strategies’ for crypto ETFs are outdated

ambcrypto03/26 04:01

Crypto Morning Report: Binance to Blacklist/Penalize Non-Compliant Market Makers, Bitmine Launches Self-Developed ETH Staking Platform MAVAN

Binance has issued new market maker guidelines, warning of penalties including blacklisting for manipulative practices like coordinated selling and wash trading. Separately, Bitmine launched MAVAN, its proprietary Ethereum staking platform, which has already staked 3.14 million ETH, generating nearly $300 million in annualized yield. In regulatory news, the SEC is preparing to release a tokenization exemption framework in the coming weeks, while the Ethereum Foundation published a quantum-resistant upgrade roadmap targeting L1 completion by 2029. Visa joined the Canton Network as a super validator. Other developments include Polymarket introducing taker fees on most markets, Tether pausing its $20 billion fundraising plan pending an audit, and Glimpse raising $35 million in Series A funding led by a16z. Market-moving political news featured a Democratic call to remove Trump via the 25th Amendment and his plans to form a tech advisory board with Zuckerberg and Nvidia's Huang.

marsbit03/26 01:13

Crypto Morning Report: Binance to Blacklist/Penalize Non-Compliant Market Makers, Bitmine Launches Self-Developed ETH Staking Platform MAVAN

marsbit03/26 01:13

Lido: Revenue down 40%, market share intact – New report highlights mixed signals

Lido, a leading Ethereum staking provider, reported a 23% year-on-year decline in annual revenue, falling to $40.5 million in 2025 from $52.4 million the previous year. The drop is attributed to staking outflows, a network-wide decrease in staking APR, and intensified competition from exchange and institutional staking services. Despite a broader surge in staking demand—driven by Spot ETH ETFs and corporate treasury activity—Lido experienced significant outflows, including 310,000 ETH in March 2026 alone. However, it maintained a dominant 24% market share with 8.8 million staked ETH. Looking ahead, Lido plans to diversify by expanding institutional distribution channels, scaling its validator marketplace, and enhancing its Lido Earn product. Additionally, the protocol aims to strengthen economic alignment with its LDO token through a proposed $10 million annual buyback program, expected to be formalized in Q2 2026. At the time of reporting, LDO was trading at $0.299, down 80% from its mid-2025 peak.

ambcrypto03/25 12:11

Lido: Revenue down 40%, market share intact – New report highlights mixed signals

ambcrypto03/25 12:11

Ethereum mirrors Q2 2025 setup: Can BMNR conviction trigger ETH’s repeat rally?

Analysis suggests Ethereum (ETH) is mirroring its Q1 2025 setup, where it suffered deeper losses than Bitcoin (BTC) but then rebounded strongly in Q2 with a 37% ROI. Currently, ETH's Q1 performance is again lagging behind BTC, but technical and on-chain indicators are turning bullish. The ETH/BTC ratio has reclaimed the 0.3 level, and whale accumulation has surged, with large wallets adding over 756k ETH in two days. Futures market activity is also positive, with net taker volume reaching a multi-year high. Despite ETF outflows, ETH has held around $2k, indicating a potential bottom. BitMine's (BMNR) substantial ETH accumulation and Tom Lee's "mini-winter" thesis support the possibility of a repeat Q2-style rally. Key factors include record staking levels, strong whale buying, and bullish futures momentum, all pointing to a forming supply shock.

ambcrypto03/24 17:26

Ethereum mirrors Q2 2025 setup: Can BMNR conviction trigger ETH’s repeat rally?

ambcrypto03/24 17:26

Aptos: Examining what fueled APT’s 17% rally in 24 hours

Aptos (APT) led the crypto market with an 18% rally in 24 hours, breaking out of an ascending triangle pattern and reclaiming the $1 level. The surge is attributed to major network upgrades, including the recent Decibel upgrade, which reduced staking rewards and increased gas fees to improve transaction speeds. On-chain trading activity has surged, with Decibel Trade surpassing $1 billion in cumulative volume within a month. Technically, APT eyes a 37% move toward $1.50, though it remains within a larger bearish trend channel. Institutional adoption, such as inclusion in Mastercard's Crypto Partner Program and growth in real-world assets, also supports the bullish momentum.

ambcrypto03/24 12:05

Aptos: Examining what fueled APT’s 17% rally in 24 hours

ambcrypto03/24 12:05

Ethereum Goes Institutional With Yield, Unlocking New Earning Opportunities

Ethereum is gaining significant institutional traction as a yield-generating asset, moving beyond mere price appreciation. Major firms can now earn rewards directly on-chain mechanisms, marking a shift from a settlement layer to a developed financial ecosystem. Ethereum leads in Total Value Locked (TVL) with over $298.8 billion. BlackRock's launch of an ETH staking ETP further accelerated this trend, with a large percentage of ETH now locked in staking, generating yield for Traditional Finance. Bitmine Immersion exemplifies this shift, staking over 70% of its ETH treasury (3.135 million ETH) to target $280 million in annual yield, highlighting institutional allocation strategies.

bitcoinist03/23 20:31

Ethereum Goes Institutional With Yield, Unlocking New Earning Opportunities

bitcoinist03/23 20:31

Five Low-Cost Cryptos Poised to Outperform the Altcoin Market Average Over the Next Two Years

The article identifies five low-cost cryptocurrencies with strong fundamentals and narratives poised to outperform the altcoin market average over the next two years. Kaspa (KAS) is highlighted as a high-performance Proof-of-Work token with recovery potential, trading at $0.037. The Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (ASI) leverages the AI theme with a market cap of $498 million. Celestia (TIA) offers a modular blockchain design at discounted levels around $0.50. Render (RNDR) represents decentralized GPU computing, trading between $1.35-$1.42. Ozak AI ($OZ) is an early-stage AI infrastructure project in presale at $0.014, integrating AI analytics and DePIN innovation. The conclusion emphasizes that these low-cost, high-conviction tokens with strong utility and narratives are well-positioned for selective capital rotation and potential growth.

TheNewsCrypto03/23 12:14

Five Low-Cost Cryptos Poised to Outperform the Altcoin Market Average Over the Next Two Years

TheNewsCrypto03/23 12:14

TGE in a Bear Market: Is Backpack the Starting Point or the End?

Backpack, a prominent Solana ecosystem wallet and centralized exchange, conducted its TGE (Token Generation Event) for the BP token on March 23. The total supply is set at 1 billion tokens, with 25% (250 million) unlocked at TGE—24% for points holders and 1% for Mad Lads NFT holders. No team or investor tokens are in the initial circulation. The tokenomics are designed to prevent insider dumping: founders, employees, and investors receive no direct token allocation. Instead, the team’s share is held in a company treasury, locked until at least one year after a future IPO. Tokens are released based on key milestones like regulatory progress and product expansion. Users could claim tokens by completing TGE verification on Backpack platform. The project implemented strict anti-Sybil measures, including KYC and manual confirmation requirements, reclaiming over 50 million "fake points." Backpack introduced a staking-to-equity mechanism: users staking BP for at least one year can convert tokens into company shares, with 20% of equity allocated to stakers. Market predictions from Polymarket suggest an FDV between $100-200 million at launch, aligning with Backpack’s previous $120 million valuation. The project has raised $17 million in Series A funding and is reportedly negotiating a new round at a $1 billion pre-money valuation. Amid a bear market, Backpack’s TGE is a significant test of market confidence and project sustainability.

比推03/23 08:33

TGE in a Bear Market: Is Backpack the Starting Point or the End?

比推03/23 08:33

When Wall Street's ETH Starts to 'Earn': From BlackRock's ETHB to Ethereum's Asset Attribute Shift

Wall Street Embraces Staking: BlackRock's ETHB and Ethereum's Shift to a Yield-Generating Asset On March 12, 2026, BlackRock launched the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust (ETHB) on Nasdaq, a groundbreaking Ethereum ETF that not only holds spot ETH but also stakes a significant portion (70-95%) of its assets to generate and distribute yield to investors. This move effectively answers a long-debated question: whether ETH can be accepted by mainstream finance as a yield-bearing asset. ETHB operates by delegating staking to professional validators like Figment via Coinbase Prime. It distributes approximately 82% of the staking rewards (estimated at 2.3%-2.5% APY after fees) to shareholders monthly, while retaining 18% as service fees and charging a 0.25% annual management fee. This provides a predictable, automated cash flow, though it lacks the compounding effect of native on-chain staking unless investors manually reinvest distributions. This development is significant as it marks the formal entry of staking—a core crypto-native activity—into Wall Street's asset framework. Under new SEC leadership, regulatory barriers have eased, allowing BlackRock to legitimize staking rewards as a viable investment return. This paves the way for other PoS-based ETFs (e.g., Solana, Cardano) and may shift substantial capital from traditional spot ETFs to yield-generating products. While on-chain staking options remain popular (e.g., native staking, liquid staking via Lido/Rocket Pool, or wallet-based staking), ETHB’s introduction signals a broader shift: ETH is increasingly viewed not just as a speculative asset, but as a productive, cash-flow-generating machine. The trend of making assets "work" is now irreversible, whether through traditional financial products or decentralized protocols.

marsbit03/22 06:17

When Wall Street's ETH Starts to 'Earn': From BlackRock's ETHB to Ethereum's Asset Attribute Shift