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THETA
Theta Network continues to expand its role in decentralized infrastructure. The platform initially focused on improving video streaming, allowing users to share unused computing power and bandwidth to help distribute video content. In return, users receive tokens. This approach reduces costs for streaming platforms while enhancing video quality.
Recently, Theta partnered with Nubila, a decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) that collects real-world weather data. Nubila will use Theta's EdgeCloud GPU resources to train AI models on large datasets. This marks another step for Theta in its transition from streaming to a broader Web3 infrastructure.
KAIA
The Kaia DLT Foundation has made progress in expanding its blockchain ecosystem, particularly through Mini Dapps. These decentralized applications launched last month on LINE NEXT, quickly gaining attention and attracting over 35 million users, primarily in Asia. The platform's in-app sales also reached $2 million, highlighting strong user engagement.
Kaia is formed by the merger of Klaytn and Finschia, originally developed by Kakao and LINE. Its integration with popular messaging apps Kakaotalk and LINE positions it as a key player in the Asian Web3 space. The blockchain aims to support consumer-centric Web3 businesses by providing high-speed transactions and scalability.
GALA
Gala (GALA) is currently priced at $0.016, up 6.07% in the past 24 hours. During the same period, its price ranged from $0.01484 to $0.01639. Despite short-term fluctuations, the price remains 98% lower than its all-time high.
Market liquidity appears reasonable, with a 24-hour trading volume to market cap ratio of 0.3383. The 14-day relative strength index (RSI) is 48.08, indicating a neutral trend with no strong momentum. This suggests that the price may continue to consolidate. Volatility is moderate, with a 30-day volatility of 12%, indicating a lower frequency of significant price fluctuations.
