# Users İlgili Makaleler

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

Ethereum Boom: 284K New Users Flood Network In Q1

In Q1 2026, Ethereum achieved record-breaking transaction volume with 200 million processed—a 43% quarterly increase—while attracting 284,000 new users, according to Artemis. Active addresses surged 82% to 12.6 million, driven largely by reduced transaction costs from Layer-2 scaling solutions. Despite strong on-chain growth and $2 billion in net inflows, ETH’s price remained stagnant, trading between $2,105 and $2,200. Analysts note that capital flow and exchange activity, rather than usage metrics, are now stronger price indicators. Falling exchange reserves suggest reduced selling pressure. The rise in new users is attributed to lower barriers via L2 networks, signaling organic adoption beyond speculation.

bitcoinist04/11 21:31

Ethereum Boom: 284K New Users Flood Network In Q1

bitcoinist04/11 21:31

OpenAI Secures $122 Billion Funding at $852 Billion Valuation, Plans to Go Public This Year

OpenAI has secured $122 billion in new funding, raising its valuation to $852 billion. This round, led by investors including SoftBank, Andreessen Horowitz, and others with participation from Amazon, NVIDIA, and Microsoft, marks the company's largest financing effort to date. The funds will support AI chip research, data center expansion, and talent acquisition ahead of a planned IPO this year. The company has also increased its revolving credit line to $47 billion. OpenAI currently generates $2 billion in monthly revenue, with weekly active users surpassing 900 million and over 50 million subscribers. Its search usage has tripled year-over-year. On the business front, advertising pilot programs have already contributed over $100 million in annual recurring revenue, with enterprise revenue now accounting for 40% of total income. Driven by the latest GPT-5.4 model, the company expects enterprise revenue to match consumer revenue by the end of 2026. OpenAI is focused on developing an AI "super app" to serve as a central interaction platform, signaling a strategic shift from pure R&D toward building a public market narrative.

marsbit04/01 00:57

OpenAI Secures $122 Billion Funding at $852 Billion Valuation, Plans to Go Public This Year

marsbit04/01 00:57

2% of Users Contribute 90% of Trading Volume: The True Portrait of Polymarket

A deep analysis of Polymarket's user base reveals a stark concentration of trading activity: just 2% of users, classified as high-frequency, high-volume professional traders (P6), generate nearly 90% of the platform's total trading volume. This contrasts with the 69% of users who are low-activity, small-scale participants (P2), driven primarily by major events like elections or sports. The study, analyzing three months of on-chain data, segments users into seven profiles based on transaction frequency (T1-T7) and volume (V1-V7). While the user base is dominated by infrequent, small-scale bettors, the trading volume is overwhelmingly controlled by a small cohort of algorithmic and systematic traders. This structural split directly influences market dynamics. Cryptocurrency markets are dominated by P6 traders, indicating heavy algorithmic activity. Sports markets attract a more diverse mix, including seasoned human bettors. Political markets have the highest share of users but are filled with event-driven, one-time participants. The findings have critical implications for fee structures. Polymarket's current tiered fees—highest for crypto (1.80%), lower for sports (0.75%) and politics (1.00%), and zero for geopolitics—are strategically aligned with the tolerance of each user profile. A flat fee could severely damage liquidity by discouraging the vital P6 segment. The report concludes that platform growth strategies must be tailored to target specific user profiles: P6 for volume, P2 for user growth. It posits that Polymarket's future may lie at the intersection of crypto and AI, potentially becoming a mass-market platform for autonomous trading agents.

marsbit03/27 10:07

2% of Users Contribute 90% of Trading Volume: The True Portrait of Polymarket

marsbit03/27 10:07

From the Brief History of the Internet, Looking at the Next Decade of Crypto

From the history of the internet, this article draws parallels to project the next decade of Crypto. A key threshold is identified: 1 billion monthly active users, which signifies a transition from a tool to a civilization-altering infrastructure, as seen with platforms like Facebook and Amazon. Currently, Crypto is likened to the internet circa 2002, with user growth from 5 million in 2017 to over 500 million by 2026. Presently, the few applications with over 100 million users are predominantly exchanges and stablecoins (e.g., Binance, Tether), leading to skepticism about its broader utility beyond finance. Despite this, investors like Marc Andreessen remain highly optimistic, drawing a parallel to his early belief in the web. A major catalyst for adoption is improved user experience. For the internet, it was the graphical web browser; for Crypto, it was the 2017-2018 infrastructure boom with the rise of efficient exchanges (Binance), stablecoins (USDT), and smart contracts (Ethereum) that created a functional global financial system. The article posits that the next major accelerator for Crypto could be AI Agents. For autonomous AI to operate independently, they will require a permissionless, 24/7 global settlement layer—a role Crypto is uniquely positioned to fill, potentially creating billions of non-human economic agents. Two primary paths to 1 billion users are identified: solving cross-border payments for the over 1 billion people engaging in global interactions, and the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) to democratize global investment. The conclusion is that the first Crypto application to reach 1 billion users will mark its transition to true global infrastructure, much like Facebook did for the internet in 2012. This milestone is predicted to occur around 2036, but only if Crypto solves problems at a sufficiently massive scale. History of technology shows that transformative innovations are often misunderstood at their inception, and Crypto is likely following the same path.

marsbit03/16 13:07

From the Brief History of the Internet, Looking at the Next Decade of Crypto

marsbit03/16 13:07

Beneath the Surface Glamour: OpenAI's 'Four Major Dilemmas'

Despite its massive user base and substantial funding, OpenAI faces four fundamental strategic challenges according to analysis by tech analyst Benedict Evans. The company lacks a durable technical moat, as multiple competitors now offer models with comparable performance, eliminating any sustained technological advantage. User engagement remains shallow, with only 5% of its 900 million weekly active users paying and 80% sending fewer than 1000 messages in 2025—equivalent to less than three prompts per day—indicating ChatGPT has not become a daily habit for most. Competitors like Google and Meta are closing the gap technologically and leveraging their distribution strengths to capture market share. Meanwhile, OpenAI’s platform strategy, which aims to build a full-stack AI ecosystem, may not create real network effects or lock-in, as users and developers can easily switch between underlying models. Additionally, the company’s product roadmap is heavily influenced by research breakthroughs rather than user-centric design, limiting strategic control. Evans concludes that without true differentiation, network effects, or ecosystem leverage, OpenAI’ position relies on execution rather than a defensible long-term strategy.

marsbit02/24 02:38

Beneath the Surface Glamour: OpenAI's 'Four Major Dilemmas'

marsbit02/24 02:38

Why TRON is gearing up for $0.45 despite the market slowdown

Despite a broader market slowdown with total daily active users across major chains declining by 4.9%, TRON (TRX) demonstrated notable network strength and structural stability. It recorded 3.4 million daily active users, a 0.4% increase, ranking second only to BNB Chain. In contrast, competitors like Solana saw significant declines. TRX maintained key support levels, including an ascending weekly support from the 2022 bottom and trading above critical Fibonacci retracement levels. With open interest holding steady around $243 million and strong support at $0.2575, TRX is positioned for a potential move toward the $0.45 Fibonacci target, contingent on sustained volume expansion.

ambcrypto02/23 08:03

Why TRON is gearing up for $0.45 despite the market slowdown

ambcrypto02/23 08:03

The Hidden War Behind Stablecoins: Issuers, Applications, and Users—Who Will Be the 'Biggest Winner'?

The article explores the intense competition among stablecoin issuers, applications, and users over the lucrative profits generated by stablecoins. Issuers like Tether and Circle earn significant risk-free returns by investing user funds in cash equivalents, creating a highly profitable business model. However, applications (wallets, exchanges, DeFi protocols) that control user relationships demand a share of these profits, leveraging their distribution power to negotiate revenue-sharing agreements or even launch their own branded stablecoins (e.g., Aave’s GHO or PayPal’s PYUSD via white-label services). Users, especially in developed markets, increasingly expect yield on their stablecoin holdings, pressuring applications to offer returns. This dynamic creates a three-way tug-of-war, with applications caught between profit-retentive issuers and yield-seeking users. The author suggests that users may ultimately benefit the most from this competition, gaining a larger share of the profits as the ecosystem evolves.

marsbit02/17 13:09

The Hidden War Behind Stablecoins: Issuers, Applications, and Users—Who Will Be the 'Biggest Winner'?

marsbit02/17 13:09

Interview with Jessie, Head of Investment and Incubation at ZetaChain: In the AI × Web3 Era, What's Truly Underestimated Is Execution

In an interview with Jessie, Head of Investment and Incubation at ZetaChain, she discusses the shift in Web3 infrastructure toward real-world adoption, especially in the AI era. ZetaChain 2.0 has launched with a focus on AI integration and introduced Anuma, a privacy-centric AI interface currently in testing. Jessie emphasizes that ZetaChain’s core metric is user growth, not TVL, with a goal of reaching 500k monthly active users. The platform aims to attract Web2 and AI developers rather than traditional Web3 builders, prioritizing real-world usage over crypto-native incentives. She notes that execution is the most undervalued aspect in AI × Web3—many projects have strong narratives but lack long-term commitment post-token launch. ZetaChain differentiates itself through continuous iteration and a focus on solving data privacy and interoperability challenges in a multi-model AI world. Anuma is positioned as a consumer-facing product for Web2 users, not just a demo for ZetaChain 2.0. The strategy avoids dependency on short-term incentives and instead focuses on sustainable, product-led growth.

marsbit02/13 00:53

Interview with Jessie, Head of Investment and Incubation at ZetaChain: In the AI × Web3 Era, What's Truly Underestimated Is Execution

marsbit02/13 00:53

Interview with Jessie, Head of Investment and Incubation at ZetaChain: In the AI × Web3 Era, Execution is Truly Underestimated

Jessie, Investment and Incubation Lead at ZetaChain, discusses the shift in Web3 infrastructure focus toward real-world adoption and user value in the AI era. ZetaChain 2.0 has launched with a strategic pivot to AI-integrated applications, emphasizing user growth over traditional metrics like TVL. The core goal is to achieve 500,000 monthly active users by focusing on product execution rather than speculative incentives. A key initiative is Anuma, a privacy-centric AI interface designed for mainstream users, reflecting ZetaChain’s commitment to building usable consumer products beyond Web3-native audiences. Jessie highlights that the most underestimated aspect of ZetaChain is its long-term execution capability and persistent iteration despite market conditions. The team is prioritizing collaboration with AI developers and Web2-native builders, avoiding the common pitfall of catering only to crypto-native users. Jessie argues that the AI × Web3 space suffers not from a lack of promising ideas, but from a shortage of teams willing to execute relentlessly and deliver real user value over time.

Odaily星球日报02/13 00:45

Interview with Jessie, Head of Investment and Incubation at ZetaChain: In the AI × Web3 Era, Execution is Truly Underestimated

Odaily星球日报02/13 00:45

a16z: AI Can't Escape Advertising Either, Driven by Huge Monetization Pressure

The article discusses the inevitability of advertising as a monetization strategy for AI services, using OpenAI's recent announcement to introduce ads for free users as a key example. It argues that advertising is the most effective way to scale internet services to billions of users, as seen with platforms like Google and Facebook. Data shows consumer AI subscription conversion rates are low (5-10%), as most users employ AI for personal productivity tasks (e.g., writing emails, searching) rather than high-value activities like programming. While premium subscriptions work for heavy users, ads are necessary to achieve mass adoption. The author outlines several potential AI monetization models, including intent-based ads, contextual advertising, affiliate commerce, gaming, outcome-based bidding, subscriptions for entertainment/companion AI, and token-based pricing. The core thesis is that advertising, despite criticisms, funds widespread access to technology and will inevitably become central to AI business models.

marsbit02/10 06:21

a16z: AI Can't Escape Advertising Either, Driven by Huge Monetization Pressure

marsbit02/10 06:21

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