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THESE WERE THE AIRDROPS THAT PAID OUT THE MOST IN CRYPTO 👀
Just the top ones on the list have already distributed over 32 BILLION DOLLARS to users
Did you manage to snag any of these??
$HYPE $UNI $APE
Just the top ones on the list have already distributed over 32 BILLION DOLLARS to users
Did you manage to snag any of these??
$HYPE $UNI $APE
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Are you keeping an eye on $MEGA ??
It just launched today, listed on 13 exchanges simultaneously (Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Upbit), hitting a $1.7B valuation and has Vitalik Buterin among its investors.
→ 53.3% of the supply only unlocks as the network performs, with unlock tied to real KPIs rather than time.
→ Revenue from USDM flows back as buybacks for $MEGA , creating a direct cycle between network usage and token demand.
With just an 11.3% float at launch and half of the airdrop wallets still holding, you can really feel the conviction in $MEGA .
It just launched today, listed on 13 exchanges simultaneously (Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Upbit), hitting a $1.7B valuation and has Vitalik Buterin among its investors.
→ 53.3% of the supply only unlocks as the network performs, with unlock tied to real KPIs rather than time.
→ Revenue from USDM flows back as buybacks for $MEGA , creating a direct cycle between network usage and token demand.
With just an 11.3% float at launch and half of the airdrop wallets still holding, you can really feel the conviction in $MEGA .
INSTITUTIONS CONTINUE TO ACCUMULATE $BTC
Coinbase bought $51 million in Bitcoin.
They now own 17.311 $BTC worth $1 billion
Coinbase bought $51 million in Bitcoin.
They now own 17.311 $BTC worth $1 billion
UNBELIEVABLE MOMENT
$40.000.000 em $BTC were stolen due to the vulnerability of the Coldcard wallet
The attacker exploited a flaw in Coldcard’s key generation and stole these funds in 25 minutes
Even cold wallets aren’t safe anymore, SHORT TIMES
$40.000.000 em $BTC were stolen due to the vulnerability of the Coldcard wallet
The attacker exploited a flaw in Coldcard’s key generation and stole these funds in 25 minutes
Even cold wallets aren’t safe anymore, SHORT TIMES
Solana apps generated US$ 110.6 million in fees over the past 30 days
5.2% growth compared to the previous month
<> This figure is more than 7 times higher than the fees generated by the blockchain itself
application layer > network infrastructure
$SOL
5.2% growth compared to the previous month
<> This figure is more than 7 times higher than the fees generated by the blockchain itself
application layer > network infrastructure
$SOL
Solana led spot volume among the top chains over the past 24 hours
The network processed $1.60 billion in volume
→ BNB Chain: $1.48 billion
→ Ethereum: $977.81 million
→ Base: $896.61 million
Solana recorded approximately 👇
> 64% more volume than Ethereum
> 78% more volume than Base
data from blockwords
The network processed $1.60 billion in volume
→ BNB Chain: $1.48 billion
→ Ethereum: $977.81 million
→ Base: $896.61 million
Solana recorded approximately 👇
> 64% more volume than Ethereum
> 78% more volume than Base
data from blockwords
See how a memecoin season can be insane
between November 2024 and January 2025, Dexscreener generated more than $71M in fees in just those three months
to put that into perspective, that’s more than half of all the fees they’ve generated across their entire history; currently near $137M
between November 2024 and January 2025, Dexscreener generated more than $71M in fees in just those three months
to put that into perspective, that’s more than half of all the fees they’ve generated across their entire history; currently near $137M
Partly True
Yesterday, apps on @Solana Official generated nearly US$ 3 million in revenue
>> 75% of that came from consumer apps that people actually use
who would have thought that building apps users really want would work so well? 🤯
most chains still have a lot to learn from Solana
$SOL
>> 75% of that came from consumer apps that people actually use
who would have thought that building apps users really want would work so well? 🤯
most chains still have a lot to learn from Solana
$SOL
$OP continues in a prevailing downtrend, still below the main recent resistances
The entry only makes sense in a staggered way between US$0.086 –0.093, with a stop at US$0.078
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.108
• TP2: US$0.130
• TP3: US$0.160
• Invalidation: a close below US$0.078
OP Stack remains relevant as infrastructure for building chains, but the token still depends heavily on narrative and needs to prove better value capture
The entry only makes sense in a staggered way between US$0.086 –0.093, with a stop at US$0.078
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.108
• TP2: US$0.130
• TP3: US$0.160
• Invalidation: a close below US$0.078
OP Stack remains relevant as infrastructure for building chains, but the token still depends heavily on narrative and needs to prove better value capture
$ARB is lateralizing near the lows and needs to break to validate a clearer reversal
The entry region is at US$0.081 – 0.088, with a stop at US$0.071
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.105
• TP2: US$0.125
• TP3: US$0.150
• Invalidation: close below US$0.071
Arbitrum remains a strong L2 in the ecosystem, liquidity, and TVL, but the token still has weak value capture.
The read is more tactical than structural
The entry region is at US$0.081 – 0.088, with a stop at US$0.071
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.105
• TP2: US$0.125
• TP3: US$0.150
• Invalidation: close below US$0.071
Arbitrum remains a strong L2 in the ecosystem, liquidity, and TVL, but the token still has weak value capture.
The read is more tactical than structural
$RENDER segue discounted, but still without technical confirmation from the background
The most interesting entry is in the US$1.35 – 1.47 range. Breakout entry is only cleaner above US$1.60
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$1.75
• TP2: US$2.10
• TP3: US$2.60
• Invalidation: close below US$1.22
The thesis is solid due to exposure to distributed GPU, rendering, and compute, but the asset needs to show real technical reaction before justifying a higher allocation
The most interesting entry is in the US$1.35 – 1.47 range. Breakout entry is only cleaner above US$1.60
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$1.75
• TP2: US$2.10
• TP3: US$2.60
• Invalidation: close below US$1.22
The thesis is solid due to exposure to distributed GPU, rendering, and compute, but the asset needs to show real technical reaction before justifying a higher allocation
$SEI is within the support range, but still without a clear trend change
The entry zone is at US$0.041 – 0.046, with a stop at US$0.036
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.055
• TP2: US$0.066
• TP3: US$0.080
• Invalidation: close below US$0.036
Sei’s thesis is tied to trading, low latency, and parallel execution.
Still, it’s more of a reversal trade than a conviction buy, as long as unlocks and real momentum remain key points to watch
The entry zone is at US$0.041 – 0.046, with a stop at US$0.036
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.055
• TP2: US$0.066
• TP3: US$0.080
• Invalidation: close below US$0.036
Sei’s thesis is tied to trading, low latency, and parallel execution.
Still, it’s more of a reversal trade than a conviction buy, as long as unlocks and real momentum remain key points to watch
$APT is in a relevant discount zone after 60–90 day declines, but long-term reversal has not yet been confirmed
The entry region is at US$0.540 – 0.590, with a stop at US$0.490
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.700
• TP2: US$0.840
• TP3: US$1.05
• Invalidation: close below US$0.490
Aptos has solid technology, parallel execution, and a performance-focused architecture.
The key point is that adoption needs to accelerate in order to justify a stronger recovery
The entry region is at US$0.540 – 0.590, with a stop at US$0.490
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.700
• TP2: US$0.840
• TP3: US$1.05
• Invalidation: close below US$0.490
Aptos has solid technology, parallel execution, and a performance-focused architecture.
The key point is that adoption needs to accelerate in order to justify a stronger recovery
$CRV is a more contrarian setup, supported by Curve’s relevance in stablecoin liquidity and correlated pairs
The entry is at US$0.195 – 0.213, with a stop at US$0.178
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.250
• TP2: US$0.300
• TP3: US$0.370
• Invalidation: close below US$0.178
There is asymmetry, but it isn’t a higher-quality structural trade.
It may work in a DeFi rebound, but it calls for less weight and more caution
The entry is at US$0.195 – 0.213, with a stop at US$0.178
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.250
• TP2: US$0.300
• TP3: US$0.370
• Invalidation: close below US$0.178
There is asymmetry, but it isn’t a higher-quality structural trade.
It may work in a DeFi rebound, but it calls for less weight and more caution
$INJ is one of the strongest momentum structures, with recent strength and a thesis tied to financial markets, derivatives, order books, and tokenized assets
The best entry region is in US$4.70 – 5.15. Above US$5.60, the ideal is to avoid chasing without consolidation
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$6.10
• TP2: US$7.30
• TP3: US$9.00
• Invalidation: a close below US$4.25
It’s a high-potential thesis, but with high volatility. It makes more sense with a smaller position, a clear stop, and active management
The best entry region is in US$4.70 – 5.15. Above US$5.60, the ideal is to avoid chasing without consolidation
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$6.10
• TP2: US$7.30
• TP3: US$9.00
• Invalidation: a close below US$4.25
It’s a high-potential thesis, but with high volatility. It makes more sense with a smaller position, a clear stop, and active management
$PENDLE to build a strong but cyclical thesis
The protocol gains more strength as yield, restaking, and stablecoin strategies are expanding
The most interesting entry is at US$1.45 – 1.58, with additional confirmation above US$1.70
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$1.95
• TP2: US$2.25
• TP3: US$2.70
• Invalidation: close below US$1.30
The positive point is the expanding TVL. The weak point is revenue slowing down, so the trade depends heavily on a liquidity rebound in DeFi
The protocol gains more strength as yield, restaking, and stablecoin strategies are expanding
The most interesting entry is at US$1.45 – 1.58, with additional confirmation above US$1.70
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$1.95
• TP2: US$2.25
• TP3: US$2.70
• Invalidation: close below US$1.30
The positive point is the expanding TVL. The weak point is revenue slowing down, so the trade depends heavily on a liquidity rebound in DeFi
$ONDO continue as one of the most direct theses in RWAs, focusing on public bonds, institutional products, and connection with the traditional financial market
Technically, the entry region lies between US$0.315 – 0.340, with stronger confirmation above US$0.365
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.420
• TP2: US$0.500
• TP3: US$0.620
• Invalidation: close below US$0.285
The thesis is strong, but requires attention to FDV and future unlocks.
The setup makes more sense with a controlled position and disciplined entry
Technically, the entry region lies between US$0.315 – 0.340, with stronger confirmation above US$0.365
Possible targets:
• TP1: US$0.420
• TP2: US$0.500
• TP3: US$0.620
• Invalidation: close below US$0.285
The thesis is strong, but requires attention to FDV and future unlocks.
The setup makes more sense with a controlled position and disciplined entry
Without oracles, most DeFi simply wouldn’t exist
Loans, perps, stablecoins, RWAs, and many other markets depend on oracles
> On Solana, Pyth leads among oracles, with about $1.6 billion in TVS, representing 42.71% of the total
> Followed by Chainlink and Chaos, with 20.29% and 19.06%, respectively
> Switchboard accounts for another 11.64%, while all other oracles combined represent 6.32%
$SOL $PYTH $LINK
Loans, perps, stablecoins, RWAs, and many other markets depend on oracles
> On Solana, Pyth leads among oracles, with about $1.6 billion in TVS, representing 42.71% of the total
> Followed by Chainlink and Chaos, with 20.29% and 19.06%, respectively
> Switchboard accounts for another 11.64%, while all other oracles combined represent 6.32%
$SOL $PYTH $LINK
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