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From the XPL Airdrop Event, Exploring the Future of the Perp Protocol in a $300 Billion Fee Market
From the XPL Airdrop Event, Exploring the Future of the Perp Protocol in a $300 Billion Fee Market

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.

BlockBeats·2025/08/27 14:09
PEPE's Surge vs. LILPEPE's Explosive Potential: Is This the Next Meme-Coin Paradigm Shift?
PEPE's Surge vs. LILPEPE's Explosive Potential: Is This the Next Meme-Coin Paradigm Shift?

- 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

ainvest·2025/08/27 13:57
Ethereum may undergo the largest upgrade in history: EVM to be phased out, RISC-V to take over
Ethereum may undergo the largest upgrade in history: EVM to be phased out, RISC-V to take over

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.

BlockBeats·2025/08/27 13:56
Ethereum's 2025 Price Outlook and the Rise of Disruptive Altcoins: A Strategic Investment Dilemma
Ethereum's 2025 Price Outlook and the Rise of Disruptive Altcoins: A Strategic Investment Dilemma

- 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.

ainvest·2025/08/27 13:45
The Institutional Shift: Why Ethereum ETFs Are Outperforming Bitcoin in 2025
The Institutional Shift: Why Ethereum ETFs Are Outperforming Bitcoin in 2025

- 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

ainvest·2025/08/27 13:33
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06:26
Preview: The latest US CPI and labor market data, including unemployment figures, will be released tonight at 21:30.
BlockBeats News, on December 18, the U.S. Department of Labor will release the U.S. November non-seasonally adjusted CPI year-on-year rate (forecast value is 3.1%), the number of initial jobless claims for the week ending December 13 (in ten thousands), as well as the U.S. November non-seasonally adjusted core CPI year-on-year data at 21:30 Beijing time. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated in his speech on December 11 that the labor market appears to be gradually cooling, while inflation remains somewhat elevated. Inflation risks are tilted to the upside. Labor demand has clearly slowed, vitality has weakened, and there is slight softness. Goldman Sachs analyst Kay Haigh stated that the Federal Reserve has reached the end of "preemptive rate cuts." She believes: "The next responsibility lies with labor market data, which must weaken further to justify additional near-term easing policies."
06:23
US CPI Preview: Price Pressures Slightly Eased, No Need to Rush Pricing
Jinse Finance reported that, according to the American financial website investinglive: Due to the previous government shutdown causing obstacles in data collection for October, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics may choose not to release the month-on-month data for November CPI, and instead focus more on the year-on-year data. Alternatively, they may only provide the subcategory indices for November, allowing market participants to calculate changes based on September data as the benchmark, given the absence of October data. Overall, the inflation situation should continue to show a slight easing of price pressures. Unless there is a major unexpected development in inflation, we can still expect the market to react more moderately on a broader scale. This is especially true considering that the next interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve will not occur until June next year. There is no need to rush pricing based on questionable data, as there are still several months before everything becomes clear. (Golden Ten Data)
06:23
BNB Chain: BSCScan API has been officially deprecated and replaced by Etherscan API V2
Foresight News reported that BNB Chain Developers tweeted that the BSCScan API has now been officially deprecated and replaced by the Etherscan API V2. "If you rely on free tier access or enhanced interfaces, it is recommended to migrate to the BSCTrace service on the MegaNode platform as soon as possible."
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