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The next-generation protocol must not only address risk issues but also redistribute dividends. Whoever can achieve these two goals will have the opportunity to define the next generation of the DeFi perpetual contract market.
- PEPE, the OG Pepe the Frog-inspired meme-coin, struggles with declining prices (-0.60% weekly) and waning community engagement despite a $4.73B market cap. - LILPEPE, an Ethereum Layer 2-based project, gains traction with $20M presale, CertiK audit, and infrastructure addressing scalability and governance gaps in meme-coins. - LILPEPE's $32.3M market cap and community-driven roadmap contrast PEPE's speculative nature, signaling a shift toward utility-driven meme-coin innovation. - Analysts suggest projec
By embracing RISC-V, Ethereum can address its scalability bottleneck and position itself as the foundational trust layer for the next generation of the Internet.
- Ethereum's 2025 price outlook shows 35.4% growth potential driven by institutional adoption and deflationary mechanisms. - RTX targets cross-border remittances with a 0.1% fee model, projecting 150x returns via real-world utility and deflationary tokenomics. - Investors face a strategic dilemma between Ethereum's stability and RTX's high-risk, high-reward disruption in the evolving crypto landscape.
- Ethereum ETFs outperformed Bitcoin in 2025 due to yield generation, regulatory clarity, and corporate adoption. - PoS staking (4-6% yields) and SEC utility token classification drove institutional inflows, with ETHA ETF attracting $323M vs. IBIT's $45M. - Corporate treasuries hold 4.3M ETH, boosting price through reduced supply while Bitcoin lacks active income mechanisms. - Institutional allocations now prioritize Ethereum-based ETPs (60/30/10 model), signaling long-term market structure shifts toward D
- 15:30Hong Kong's first Solana spot ETF is listed, with an initial scale of 21.29 million HKDChainCatcher news, Hong Kong's first Solana spot ETF—China Asset Management Solana ETF—has been officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, becoming the third type of cryptocurrency spot ETF approved by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission after Bitcoin and Ethereum. According to SoSoValue data, the first day's trading volume reached 11.39 million HKD, with total net asset value of 21.29 million HKD, equivalent to approximately 13,461 SOL. The HKD counter closed at a discount of -0.60%, indicating strong selling pressure. From the perspective of first-day trading volume, it is about half of the trading volume on April 30, 2024, when the Hong Kong Ethereum spot ETF was listed (at that time, three products were listed simultaneously). The China Asset Management Solana ETF is issued by China Asset Management (Hong Kong) and was approved by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission on October 22. Its features include: Supports cash or physical redemption; Does not support additional yield through Solana staking; Management fee rate of 0.99%; Multi-currency trading: supports HKD (code 3460), RMB (code 83460), and USD trading (code 9460).
- 15:30Analysis: The Federal Reserve may announce the end of quantitative tightening this weekAccording to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, analysts from research institution Wrightson predict that the Federal Reserve may be ready to announce the end of its balance sheet reduction this week. Recent movements in the overnight repo market indicate that financing conditions have tightened, and bank reserves have dropped to levels close to what is considered equilibrium. The Wrightson team stated that this move would be a cautious measure to avoid putting excessive pressure on the funding markets.
- 15:29Standard Chartered: If progress goes smoothly this week, BTC may never fall below $100,000 againAccording to ChainCatcher, Standard Chartered Bank stated that "if things go smoothly this week," bitcoin may never fall below $100,000 again. Analyst Geoffrey Kendrick pointed out that the bitcoin-to-gold ratio has rebounded to slightly above its previous level. This ratio compares the market capitalization of bitcoin to that of gold, and it rises as bitcoin's market cap grows. Another key signal of renewed market strength is that spot bitcoin ETFs are expected to see new capital inflows. If even half of the funds flow back into bitcoin ETFs from Monday to Wednesday this week, it would be a strong sign of renewed market sentiment. In recent weeks, capital inflows into bitcoin ETFs have lagged behind those of gold ETFs, and "some catching up is needed."