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Arbitrum's timeboost auctions leveled off around $40k per day in additional REV over the last two weeks

Market volatility cooled off over the last few days, potentially driving the pullback in timeboost bids as dampening vol diminishes the need for priority access to state

Total crypto fundraising hit $201.6M last week, marking a four week high

The three largest disclosed raises were:
@worldcoin - $135M
@catena_labs - $18M
@roxom - $17.9M

Are there any Sui Foundation reports that disclose their wallets?

The winning blockchain will be the most compelling investable asset on earth

By generating REV from settling the world’s economic output, the native asset offers a structural yield that scales alongside global GDP and the upside of accelerating tech adoption

Right when you thought the Cosmos Hub was making its comeback, it sets out to buy an NFT platform

The top 5 products by total revenue last week were either blockchains or trading apps, with SOL and HYPE leading the charge

REV = fees+tips paid to transact, measuring demand and value capture for general purpose chains

Here's the weekly update (REV, REV market share, w/w change)

Solana: $24.0m, 41%, -40%
Tron: $13.3m, 23%, -8%
Ethereum: $10.5m, 18%, -18%
BNB: $3.5m, 6%, +12%

REV = fees+tips paid to transact, measuring demand and value capture for general purpose chains

Here's the weekly update
(REV, REV market share, w/w change)

Solana: $24.0m, 41%, -40%
Tron: $13.3m, 23%, -8%
Ethereum: $10.5m, 18%, -18%
BNB: $3.5m, 6%, +12%

i am extremely pilled on what ellipsis labs has built. with the Gavel launch aiming to make "real" token launches fair and accessible, i think they have the stack to actually bring the internet capital markets to life

Gavel process:
1. initial public sale
2. token launches in AMM
3. maturation into efficient trading venues

the key difference is step 2 being transient. gavel recognizes that traditional AMMs are very useful for bootstrapping liquidity and initial price discovery, but now underperform more efficient designs. it also uses a sandwich resistant amm design to improve market structure here

liquidity is then gradually removed from the AMM under the assumption that the market structure around the token matures over time... and for example gets integrated into more performant models like solfi. its a beautiful compliment to their existing products

very cool to see the evolution of their products from rapid iteration and understanding of what the market needs

> build orderbook, see that current solana limitations hurt ux
> build solfi in response, improving price quotes vs trad AMMs. dominate volume on Phoenix
> acknowledge there is no good way to launch a real token, create gavel as the complement to their existing stack by feeding solfi/phoenix new good tokens

Arbitrum's timeboost auctions have seen an uptick in activity with the recent price action, now generating around $40k per day in additional REV

Vaults are white hot and @MorphoLabs is the cornerstone of the meta at over $2b in vault AUM

4 providers account for 85% of this AUM today, with Steakhouse being the largest at 28%

Now that we agree the REV is the top line, we can finally debate about what the expenses are so that we can arrive at the income passed back to token holders

this one will be 10x more fun

Solana announced upcoming changes that improve decentralization

- decrease validator costs by 80% by removing vote fees (new consensus mech)
- finalize a verifying full node that runs on consumer to support at home verification (built by @OverclockSol)

Interesting

REV = fees+tips paid to transact, measuring transaction demand and value capture on user activity

Here's the weekly update
(REV, REV market share, w/w change)

Solana: $40.3m, 51%, +56%
Tron: $14.5m, 19%, +11%
Ethereum: $12.4m, 16%, -5%
BNB: $3.1m, 4%, -37%

The amount of time and effort wasted debating how ETH differs if it inflates or deflates 1% per year is vile

The outlook of the asset is absolutely no different at -1% or 1%