# 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.

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

Abandoning Token Issuance, Abolishing veBAL: Can Balancer's 'All-or-Nothing Gamble' Bring Renewal?

Balancer, a veteran DeFi protocol, is undergoing a radical transformation following a major $120M security breach in November 2025 that accelerated its existing financial decline. With annual revenue of just $290K against a $2.87M operational budget, its DAO treasury was on track to be depleted within four years. TVL plummeted from a peak of $3B to under $160M. On March 23, 2026, the core team proposed two major overhauls: a tokenomics reform and an operational restructuring. The key strategy shifts from token emission-driven growth to a sustainable, fee-based model. Operational changes include dissolving Balancer Labs, reducing the team from 25 to 12.5 full-time equivalents, and cutting the annual budget by 34% to $1.9M. The protocol will focus solely on its core products: Boosted Pools, a revamped reCLAMM, and LBPs, while maintaining deployments only on Ethereum, Gnosis, Arbitrum, and Base. Tokenomics reforms are more drastic: BAL token emissions will stop immediately, and the veBAL governance system will be abolished. All protocol fees will now go entirely to the DAO treasury, and V3 protocol fees are reduced from 50% to 25% to attract LPs. A $500K compensation fund is allocated for veBAL holders. A crucial exit mechanism is proposed: a 12-week window, opening one year after the vote, allowing BAL holders to burn their tokens for stablecoins at a Net Asset Value (NAV) of $0.16 per BAL. If fully utilized, this could burn 35% of the circulating supply. The team projects that these changes could boost annual DAO revenue to $1.22M and extend the treasury's runway to 9 years. However, this survival depends heavily on the success of the streamlined operations and core products. This high-stakes gamble aims to secure a sustainable future for the protocol.

marsbit03/24 08:49

Abandoning Token Issuance, Abolishing veBAL: Can Balancer's 'All-or-Nothing Gamble' Bring Renewal?

marsbit03/24 08:49

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

Ethereum vs Solana – No chain has defensible ‘moat’ yet, warns Wintermute CEO

Wintermute CEO Evgeny Gaevoy argues that neither Ethereum nor Solana has established a defensible market position, despite Ethereum's dominance in DeFi TVL ($56 billion vs. Solana's $6.8 billion). He claims Ethereum's value is largely "stuck money" and corporate experiments with limited real-world impact, while Solana, though technologically capable, remains overly reliant on memecoin activity without major new dApps. Gaevoy believes the space remains open for new blockchains to emerge and attract users. Hyperliquid's success supports this view, as it now generates 45% of blockchain fee revenue—surpassing Ethereum (7%) and Solana (13%)—by expanding into commodity trading. Additionally, new corporate chains like Tempo and Circle’s Arc threaten public chains' stablecoin and tokenization advantages by offering lower fees and enhanced security. The competition remains fluid, with no clear winner yet.

ambcrypto03/21 07:05

Ethereum vs Solana – No chain has defensible ‘moat’ yet, warns Wintermute CEO

ambcrypto03/21 07:05

Solana stalls despite $1.8B RWA growth – Where is SOL’s liquidity going?

Despite Solana (SOL) struggling to break the $100 psychological level, its ecosystem is experiencing significant liquidity movement, particularly in the real-world asset (RWA) sector. Solana's RWA total value locked (TVL) has surged nearly 64% this year, reaching a new all-time high of over $1.8 billion. Additionally, active DeFi TVL within Solana's RWA sector hit a record $465 million, indicating that capital is actively being used in lending, staking, and liquidity pools rather than sitting idle. This growth is further amplified by Ondo Finance's strategic expansion, adding over 50 tokenized assets—including stocks and ETFs like Galaxy Digital and BlackRock’s IBIT—bringing its total listings on Solana to more than 250. This move positions Solana as a major DeFi hub for tokenized assets, highlighting a disconnect between its stagnant price action and robust on-chain fundamentals. The data suggests that liquidity isn't exiting the market but is instead being redirected into RWA-related DeFi activities on Solana.

ambcrypto03/21 04:26

Solana stalls despite $1.8B RWA growth – Where is SOL’s liquidity going?

ambcrypto03/21 04:26

Stablecoin supply nears $318B: Fresh inflows or just capital rotation?

Stablecoin supply is approaching $318 billion, signaling a period of controlled expansion. While fresh capital is entering through fiat on-ramps, a significant portion of this growth reflects internal capital rotation into yield-bearing and regulated assets rather than entirely new inflows. Tether (USDT) continues to dominate the market, though its growth has slowed, while others like USDC and USDS are expanding more rapidly. This liquidity is increasingly being actively deployed, evidenced by rising DEX volumes and exchange inflows. However, the market remains split between genuine capital inflows and internal redistribution, with a large share of stablecoins still held on exchanges.

ambcrypto03/20 19:51

Stablecoin supply nears $318B: Fresh inflows or just capital rotation?

ambcrypto03/20 19:51

Algorand Foundation cuts 25% of workforce, citing macro and market pressures

The Algorand Foundation has laid off 25% of its workforce, citing macroeconomic environment and a broader crypto market downturn as reasons. The foundation stated this restructuring allows it to sustainably align resources with its long-term goals. This follows similar cuts at other crypto entities like the Hedera Foundation, Blockworks, and Crypto.com, the latter also pointing to AI disruption. Community reaction was mixed, with some criticizing the foundation's leadership and spending. A transparency report noted the AF spent $12 million after selling millions of ALGO tokens, while a critic pointed to a lack of liquidity, users, and funding. Data confirms a significant decline in the chain's activity; its DeFi Total Value Locked (TVL) has halved since last year to under $40 million, and daily fees remain below $50. Consequently, the price of ALGO dropped roughly 10% amid a wider market pullback.

ambcrypto03/20 04:38

Algorand Foundation cuts 25% of workforce, citing macro and market pressures

ambcrypto03/20 04:38

$7.8mln ETH deployed into DeFi – Is Ethereum Foundation setting the tone?

The Ethereum Foundation has deployed 3,400 ETH (worth approximately $7.8 million) into DeFi protocol Morpho, signaling strong institutional confidence in Ethereum’s staking and lending ecosystem. This follows an earlier deposit of 2,400 ETH and $6 million in stablecoins in October 2025. The move is seen as a strategic effort to encourage broader DeFi adoption and strengthen Ethereum’s financial infrastructure. This activity coincides with growing institutional interest, including BlackRock’s Staked ETH ETF (ETHB) recording its largest inflow of 28,810 ETH ($67.18 million) and Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust locking 76,800 ETH in under a week. Total Value Locked (TVL) in DeFi has surpassed $100 billion, with Ethereum dominating nearly 60% of the market. The upcoming CLARITY Act is expected to further accelerate institutional participation, positioning Ethereum’s DeFi as a key area for long-term investment and a hedge during market volatility. The Ethereum Foundation still holds over $400 million in ETH, underscoring its ongoing influence.

ambcrypto03/19 18:03

$7.8mln ETH deployed into DeFi – Is Ethereum Foundation setting the tone?

ambcrypto03/19 18:03

RWAs grow by 8% in 30 days – More than just a ‘safe’ bet?

Real World Assets (RWAs) have demonstrated significant growth, increasing by 8% in the past 30 days despite broader crypto market struggles. The total RWA market has surpassed $27 billion, with non-Treasury assets like commodities, credit, and tokenized stocks now accounting for $15.8 billion and becoming the primary growth driver. A key development is the shift toward fully on-chain issuance, settlement, and management of these assets, leading to better integration with the crypto ecosystem and improved functionality and liquidity. This growth, including a record $3 billion TVL on BNB Chain, indicates the sector is maturing beyond low-risk instruments into a diversified, multi-asset market focused on real yield and utility.

ambcrypto03/19 06:02

RWAs grow by 8% in 30 days – More than just a ‘safe’ bet?

ambcrypto03/19 06:02

The $90 Billion On-Chain Lending Market: Why Haven't Institutions Entered Yet?

Despite reaching a historic high of $90 billion in Q4 2025, institutional capital accounts for only 11.5% of the total value locked in DeFi lending. While regulatory barriers are gradually being addressed, the primary obstacles to institutional adoption are the lack of risk isolation infrastructure, fixed-rate instruments, and compliance-integrated tools. Key innovations are emerging to bridge this gap: Aave V4 introduces a hub-and-spoke model for shared liquidity with isolated risk parameters; Morpho enables delegated risk curation through professional managers; Pendle splits yield assets into fixed and variable components to offer predictable returns; and Maple Finance diversifies yield sources and plans to introduce structured, tranched credit products. These developments are rebuilding traditional finance risk primitives—such as risk separation, curation, and fixed rates—in a programmable, transparent, and composable on-chain format. The evolution of this infrastructure is critical to attracting the next wave of institutional capital into DeFi lending.

marsbit03/16 04:35

The $90 Billion On-Chain Lending Market: Why Haven't Institutions Entered Yet?