# Restaking İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Restaking" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

Behind Galaxy Digital and SharpLink's $125 Million DeFi Fund: Why Are Institutional Funds Embracing DeFi Again?

In May 2026, Galaxy Digital and SharpLink announced a $125 million Institutional Onchain Yield Fund, marking a significant pivot as institutional capital begins systematically integrating corporate ETH treasuries into DeFi. This move signals a shift from passive crypto holdings to active on-chain asset management. SharpLink is evolving into an "ETH Treasury Company," focusing on managing ETH's capital efficiency beyond simple staking, akin to a digital-age internet bond. Galaxy's role is to embed Wall Street-grade risk controls—managing exposure, volatility, and compliance—into DeFi, positioning itself as an "Onchain Asset Manager." This renewed institutional interest stems from DeFi's maturation into a "real yield" era with sustainable cash flows from stablecoin lending, on-chain treasuries, restaking, and RWA pools. Stablecoins have institutionalized into an on-chain dollar system, while restaking (e.g., EigenLayer) is reshaping ETH into a productive yield-bearing asset, forming an "internet benchmark rate." The collaboration reflects an upgrade to ETH's narrative: from a speculative asset to productive on-chain collateral and financial infrastructure. However, institutionalization amplifies systemic risks like liquidity crises and cross-protocol contagion, akin to traditional finance's pitfalls. Ultimately, this fund represents a foundational step toward building a native internet financial system—with stablecoins as digital dollars, ETH as reserve capital, and DeFi as banking—indicating that on-chain markets may become integral to the global financial architecture.

marsbit05/13 00:10

Behind Galaxy Digital and SharpLink's $125 Million DeFi Fund: Why Are Institutional Funds Embracing DeFi Again?

marsbit05/13 00:10

Encrypted 'Fat Protocols': Key Players in 10 Core Profit Areas

This article, originally titled "Fat Protocols: Key Players in 10 Core Profitability Areas," argues that the original "fat protocol" thesis, where value disproportionately accrues to the base blockchain layer, is outdated. By 2026, value will instead flow to "control points"—entities that capture fees regardless of which chain or application wins. These include interfaces controlling user intent, trading venues internalizing liquidity, issuers with strong balance sheets, and protocols tokenizing inefficient assets. The summary ranks the top 10 "fat" layers based on revenue, users, ARPU, and market dominance: 1. **Fat Wallets (e.g., Phantom):** Dominant on the intent layer, evolving into active financial venues with significant revenue from swaps and perpetual trading. 2. **Fat Blockchains (e.g., Ethereum):** Remains the core settlement layer for high-value transactions and MEV, with strong defensive moats. 3. **Fat Perp DEX (e.g., Hyperliquid):** The most profitable trading format, with Hyperliquid monopolizing the market by integrating liquidity and execution on a dedicated chain. 4. **Fat Lending (e.g., Aave):** The leading DeFi lending platform, characterized by scale, resilience, and steady institutional capital. 5. **Fat RWA Protocols (e.g., BlackRock BUIDL):** Growth is driven by scale and trust, bridging TradFi and on-chain finance with tokenized assets like U.S. Treasuries. 6. **Fat LRT/Restaking (e.g., EigenLayer):** Profits by renting Ethereum's security to Active Validation Services (AVS) and expanding into off-chain compute. 7. **Fat Aggregators (e.g., Jupiter):** Capture value by controlling routing, pricing, and execution quality on DEX trades. 8. **Fat Stablecoin Issuers (e.g., Tether):** Extremely profitable by earning yield on treasury holdings backing the stablecoin supply. 9. **Fat Prediction Markets (e.g., Polymarket):** Profit from attention and event-driven trading, creating a highly profitable layer with strong narrative power. 10. **Fat MEV (e.g., Flashbots):** MEV is an invisible tax on block space, with entities like Flashbots institutionalizing its extraction and redistribution. The key takeaway is that value accumulation has shifted from the base protocol to specific, high-control business models and infrastructure layers across the crypto ecosystem.

marsbit01/16 09:45

Encrypted 'Fat Protocols': Key Players in 10 Core Profit Areas

marsbit01/16 09:45

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