# Сопутствующие статьи по теме TVL

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

L2's 'Card Swipe' Era: When the Scaling Narrative Ends, Payments Become the Lifeline

The article discusses the growing "payment card" trend among Layer-2 (L2) networks as a strategy to survive a severe user activity and transaction crisis. It begins with Solana's criticism of Starknet's low usage (allegedly only 8 daily active users and 10 transactions) despite its high valuation, highlighting a broader issue of low traffic across many L2s, as evidenced by data from L2BEAT and DefiLlama. Key examples include Zero Network, which stopped producing blocks for weeks with minimal impact, and networks like Linea, Starknet, Scroll, and ZKsync exhibiting very low Transactions Per Second (TPS). With Base and Arbitrum dominating 80% of the Total Value Locked (TVL), other L2s face a significant valuation-to-usage disparity. Facing a lack of killer dApps, L2s are turning to cryptocurrency payment cards to generate consistent on-chain activity. Unlike custodial cards from exchanges (which use chains like Tron or Solana for batch settlement), L2s are leveraging non-custodial cards that require on-chain settlement for each transaction. Examples include: - **Scroll**: Partnered with Etherfi for gasless transactions and cashback subsidies. - **Gnosis**: Its Gnosis Pay card converts user assets to stablecoins for euro payments. - **Linea**: Used as a primary settlement layer for the MetaMask card. This shift provides a high-frequency, sustainable use case, driving transaction volume. Even Polygon is pivoting to payments, citing significant non-USD stablecoin transfer volumes and major acquisitions like Coinme. The conclusion is that L2s, after various failed narratives, are now prioritizing practical, low-cost payment solutions to ensure their survival.

marsbit01/22 12:06

L2's 'Card Swipe' Era: When the Scaling Narrative Ends, Payments Become the Lifeline

marsbit01/22 12:06

Ethereum's 'Barrier Lake' Moment: Fundamentals Up, ETH Down

Ethereum is experiencing a paradoxical "dammed lake" moment in 2026, with strong fundamental growth contrasting with stagnant ETH prices. Key metrics like staking scale, TVL, and stablecoin dominance have hit record highs, yet the token's value remains disconnected. The staking ecosystem has reached $120 billion, with 36 million ETH staked. However, centralization risks persist, as the top 5 providers control 48% of staked ETH. Vitalik Buterin has proposed a native DVT (Distributed Validator Technology) solution to enhance decentralization, security, and resilience against single points of failure. Ethereum's TVL surpassed $300 billion, reflecting a mature and diversified ecosystem. It maintains a 58% dominance in stablecoin market share, reinforcing its role as a global settlement layer. Regulatory developments like the "Genius Act" are expected to further boost institutional stablecoin adoption. Despite record-high transaction volumes (2.49 million daily average), low gas fees (0.03 Gwei) have enabled widespread "address poisoning" attacks, inflating on-chain activity without genuine demand. Additionally, L2 growth has come at the cost of mainnet revenue, with L2s paying only $10 million to Ethereum despite earning $129 million in 2025. A significant valuation disconnect exists: Ethereum hosts 59% of crypto's TVL but only 14% of its total market cap. This suggests ETH is deeply undervalued, as the network evolves into a "digital oil field" underpinning real-world asset (RWA) settlement and DeFi. The challenge lies in balancing decentralization, technical upgrades, and value capture while awaiting a potential market reassessment.

marsbit01/22 10:02

Ethereum's 'Barrier Lake' Moment: Fundamentals Up, ETH Down

marsbit01/22 10:02

Off to a Strong Start! USDD TVL Surpasses $1 Billion Mark, Embarking on a Powerful Journey in 2026

USDD, a decentralized stablecoin, has achieved a significant milestone at the beginning of 2026 by surpassing $1 billion in Total Value Locked (TVL). This growth reflects strong market confidence in its decentralized mechanism, value stability, and sustainable model. Key drivers include its innovative yield-generating mechanism, multi-chain ecosystem, and robust risk management. USDD functions as an "interest-bearing USDT" through its Smart Allocator system, which dynamically allocates reserve funds to vetted on-chain projects, generating over $8.34 million in actual returns. The introduction of sUSDD allows users to easily earn passive yield with auto-compounding features. USDD has expanded across major blockchains like TRON, Ethereum, and BNB Chain. A collaboration with Binance Wallet’s Yield+ campaign attracted over 3,000 users in its first week, boosting sUSDD TVL by 867% to $295 million. The stablecoin uses an over-collateralized debt model with strict minimum collateral ratios, ensuring transparency and 1:1 redeemability with major stablecoins. In 2026, USDD aims to shift from incentive-driven growth to real-use-case adoption, focusing on deeper integration with DeFi protocols, exchanges, and payment tools. Its decentralized, non-freezable, and yield-bearing features position it as a compelling alternative to centralized stablecoins. Breaking the $1 billion TVL mark is just the beginning of its upward trajectory.

marsbit01/16 05:19

Off to a Strong Start! USDD TVL Surpasses $1 Billion Mark, Embarking on a Powerful Journey in 2026

marsbit01/16 05:19

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