# 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.

Ethereum: Whales accumulate as ETH drops 16% – Breakout ONLY IF…

Ethereum (ETH) experienced a 16% decline, erasing its January 2026 gains and slipping below $3,000, entering a volatile consolidation phase. Despite the price weakness, longer-term structure and fundamentals remained constructive. A bullish pennant pattern was forming on the monthly timeframe, suggesting potential for a breakout, though the MACD showed a bearish cross at $2,942, indicating caution. Whales were steadily accumulating ETH during the dip between $2.6K and $3K, demonstrating long-term confidence. In contrast, retail investors contributed to volatility by chasing short-term price swings. Ethereum's Total Value Locked (TVL) held strong near $331 billion, reinforcing network strength. Historically, such periods of ETH trading below ecosystem value have been accumulation zones preceding strong recoveries. The market remains at a critical juncture, balancing whale accumulation and solid fundamentals against near-term momentum headwinds. The price direction depends on whether selling pressure exhausts or persists.

ambcrypto01/25 20:01

Ethereum: Whales accumulate as ETH drops 16% – Breakout ONLY IF…

ambcrypto01/25 20:01

Hyperliquid: Why whales are betting on HYPE’s yield strategy

A Hyperliquid (HYPE) whale executed a strategic accumulation in late 2024, making incremental spot buys to amass over 250,115 tokens at a favorable average cost. This behavior, mirrored by other large holders, indicated a coordinated move to position for yield ahead of staking rather than speculative trading. The protocol's Total Value Locked (TVL) grew significantly in 2025, supported by strong and consistent fee generation. A key staking strategy was demonstrated when a large holder deposited tokens to an exchange in early 2026, realizing substantial profits after compounding staking rewards. This exit was planned and disciplined, driven by yield capture, not short-term price action. Hyperliquid's market stability remains dependent on sustained trading activity and fee revenue.

ambcrypto01/24 03:02

Hyperliquid: Why whales are betting on HYPE’s yield strategy

ambcrypto01/24 03:02

In-Depth Analysis of Katana: What Happens to Your Funds When You Bridge from Ethereum to Layer 2?

This report analyzes Katana, a Layer 2 solution that actively utilizes bridged assets instead of leaving them idle. Unlike typical L2s where assets are locked in bridge contracts, Katana deploys them into Ethereum lending protocols (via its Vault Bridge) to generate yield. This yield, along with 100% of net sequencer fees (Chain-owned Liquidity) and off-chain US Treasury yields from its native stablecoin AUSD, is reinvested into DeFi protocols to enhance incentives. Users only earn rewards by actively deploying assets (e.g., providing liquidity), not by holding them. Over 95% of Katana’s TVL is actively utilized in DeFi, far exceeding the industry average. The network partners with risk managers like Gauntlet to mitigate the added risks of this active capital strategy.

marsbit01/23 10:39

In-Depth Analysis of Katana: What Happens to Your Funds When You Bridge from Ethereum to Layer 2?

marsbit01/23 10:39

Tokenized assets hit $21B, but are new chains starting to matter?

Tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) have reached a total value locked (TVL) of $21 billion, with U.S. Treasury debt making up the largest portion at over $9 billion. Commodities and private credit follow at $3.7 billion and $2.5 billion, respectively. While Ethereum remains the dominant platform, hosting nearly $200 billion in tokenized value—primarily in stablecoins—other chains like Arbitrum are gaining attention. Despite Ethereum's early advantages in liquidity and infrastructure, the RWA market is projected to expand significantly, with estimates ranging from $2-4 trillion to as high as $16 trillion by 2030. The question remains whether new chains will challenge Ethereum's leading position in the future.

ambcrypto01/23 06:08

Tokenized assets hit $21B, but are new chains starting to matter?

ambcrypto01/23 06:08

Ondo partnership fuels Solana’s 2026 push into Wall Street capital

Ondo Finance's partnership with Solana is accelerating the network's push into institutional finance by launching over 200 tokenized assets. This collaboration builds on the growing Real-World Asset (RWA) sector, which saw 250% year-over-year growth in 2025 and has become a key bridge between DeFi and traditional finance. Solana enters 2026 with over $1 billion in RWA total value locked (TVL), $200 million of which comes from public equity assets, signaling strong Wall Street participation. Despite market volatility, SOL has maintained a price above $120 for 10 weeks and is outperforming many peers with a 4.5% gain since the start of 2026. The Ondo partnership reinforces Solana’s institutional adoption, driving ETF interest and positioning its 2026 growth cycle as conviction-driven.

ambcrypto01/22 15:01

Ondo partnership fuels Solana’s 2026 push into Wall Street capital

ambcrypto01/22 15:01

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

RIVER crypto price eyes $100 target – Can bulls survive 364K token unlock?

RIVER cryptocurrency surged over 27% in 24 hours, driven by high liquidity and a spot listing on South Korean exchange Coinone. The token's price is approaching its $43 peak, with technical indicators like MACD and OBV supporting bullish momentum. Analyst Arthur Hayes targets $100, contingent on sustaining above the $37-$43 resistance zone. However, inconsistent network activity and a scheduled unlock of 364K tokens (0.36% of supply) on January 22nd pose significant sell pressure risks. While fundamentals like rising TVL ($316M) and user growth (870k) are positive, the unlock event could reverse gains if selling materializes.

ambcrypto01/20 15:32

RIVER crypto price eyes $100 target – Can bulls survive 364K token unlock?

ambcrypto01/20 15:32

MYX records its 2nd lowest revenue – THIS metric challenges recovery

MYX Finance recorded its second-lowest monthly revenue of $358, indicating weak on-chain activity and declining user demand. Despite this, the token gained 5% amid a falling crypto market. On-chain metrics remain subdued, with low fees and stable but sluggish TVL. However, exchange data shows a slightly bullish bias, with a positive funding rate and long positions outweighing shorts, even as open interest declined. Liquidity analysis suggests stronger upward potential, with clusters of buy orders above current prices. While short-term momentum is mixed, speculative positioning favors a potential rebound if bullish sentiment strengthens.

ambcrypto01/19 12:02

MYX records its 2nd lowest revenue – THIS metric challenges recovery

ambcrypto01/19 12:02

Berachain faces Feb 6th deadline – Will Nova refund trigger a crash?

Berachain's BERA token recently surged, gaining 15.48% in 24 hours and 62.58% over the week. The rally began on January 14th following the announcement of the "Bera Builds Businesses" model, signaling a strategic shift toward generating real cash flow. However, risks remain. The chain’s TVL has dropped significantly from $3 billion to $178 million, and it faces scrutiny over downside protection offered to an institutional investor. A key concern is the February 6th, 2026 deadline for Brevan Howard’s Nova fund refund clause, casting doubt on the rally's timing. Despite strong bullish momentum on charts, investors are advised to proceed with caution and consider taking profits.

ambcrypto01/18 21:02

Berachain faces Feb 6th deadline – Will Nova refund trigger a crash?