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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
- 02:51Santiment: Net Outflow of Bitcoin from CEX Reached 403,200 in the Past YearJinse Finance reported that Santiment tweeted that as the market value of bitcoin hovers around $90,000, bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization, continues to show a trend of outflows from CEXs. Over the past year, a total of 403,200 bitcoins have flowed out of CEXs, resulting in a net decrease of 2.09% in total supply. Overall, this is a long-term bullish signal. The lower the amount of bitcoin held on exchanges, the less likely it is historically to trigger major sell-offs that lead to asset price declines.
- 02:40Data: Crypto market fluctuates downward, with only RWA and Meme sectors remaining relatively resilientChainCatcher News, according to SoSoValue data, the overall crypto market experienced a downward fluctuation, with Bitcoin (BTC) dropping 1.31% to around $90,000. Ethereum (ETH) fell 0.36% to $3,100. Only the RWA and Meme sectors remained relatively strong, rising by 1.04% and 0.32% respectively. Within the RWA sector, Ondo Finance (ONDO) and Creditcoin (CTC) increased by 2.91% and 6.30% respectively, while Plume (PLUME) surged by 8.35% due to factors such as being listed on a certain exchange. In the Meme sector, Pepe (PEPE) and FLOKI rose by 3.78% and 5.29% respectively. In other sectors, the Layer2 sector fell 0.70% over 24 hours, but Arbitrum (ARB) rose 1.45%. The Layer1 sector dropped 0.80%, with Zcash (ZEC) defying the trend and rising 15.81%. The PayFi sector declined 0.94%, but Dash (DASH) remained relatively strong, increasing by 5.72%. The CeFi sector fell 1.13%, but Canton Network (CC) surged 18.72% during the session. The DeFi sector dropped 1.32%. Indices reflecting the historical performance of sectors showed that the ssiRWA, ssiAI, and ssiMeme indices rose by 1.76%, 0.91%, and 0.69% respectively.
- 02:36Data: Transaction volume of small bitcoin holders drops to a historic lowAccording to ChainCatcher, on-chain data shows that the amount of bitcoin transferred by small holders ( Historically, small holders have usually been more active during bull markets, but in this cycle, despite the rise in bitcoin, their activity on exchanges has continued to decline. Analysis suggests that the launch of spot bitcoin ETFs at the beginning of 2024 is a key factor. Since the listing of ETFs, the amount transferred by this group to a certain exchange has dropped by more than 60%. This may reflect a more mature attitude among retail investors, who tend to allocate long-term through ETFs rather than chasing short-term volatility.