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Market cap
₺60.69M
Network
Solana
Circulating supply
1,000,000,000 DeFi
Token holders
206
Liquidity
₺2.48M
1h volume
₺34.58M
4h volume
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Aerodrome
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Highlights From The Last Week 👇 • New Feature: Pool Launcher 🛫 • ETHCC Talk: Unlocking DeFi Value & Values • The Most Useful Token in DeFi • Aerodrome x Base • cbAssets Have Arrived
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The following is a guest post and opinion of Jeff Garzik, Co-founder of Hemi Labs. Ever since Bitcoin stopped being the one and only crypto, a group of its stalwart devotees emerged called “Bitcoin maximalists,” arguing that BTC is the only “true” digital asset. As the crypto industry moves toward all-pervading decentralized finance (DeFi) interoperability, however, this mindset is rapidly becoming not only irrelevant but even harmful to the sector. Bitcoin maximalism really took shape in the early days of crypto, back when Bitcoin was the only truly decentralized and trustless store of value, with a proven protocol and a clear focus on sound money principles. When other cryptocurrencies, or altcoins, started popping up later on, they were mostly seen as risky speculative bets or even scams — something that couldn’t match Bitcoin’s security, its strong network effects, or the ideological purity it represented. Back then, most maximalists would insist that BTC was the only legitimate crypto out there, viewing all other digital currencies as distractions or, even worse, a betrayal of Satoshi’s original vision. With infrastructure and interoperability still in their infancy, this mindset made sense — after all, Bitcoin was the only player in town, and its dominance seemed pretty much unchallenged. From Isolation to Collaboration Fast forward to 2025, and the world of crypto looks completely different from those early days. The explosive growth and innovation in DeFi and cross-chain tech have shifted the focus from isolated ecosystems to interconnected ones. Now, the crypto space is all about enabling smooth interactions between different blockchains, making the environment much more interconnected and versatile. Today, a number of innovative projects are pushing this trend even further by integrating Bitcoin directly into the DeFi space — and not just as tokenized versions like wrapped BTC, but as a true, native part of this interconnected world. This marks a huge shift from the old ways and clashes with the maximalist view, which still argues that Bitcoin’s isolation is actually a good thing. At its core, Bitcoin maximalism has a flaw — it refuses to adapt or keep up with the changing crypto environment. It still sees Bitcoin as a closed ecosystem, ignoring the breakthroughs happening all around in the wider crypto industry. But that mindset overlooks a key point — most modern crypto users aren’t driven by ideology; they want convenience and easy access to a variety of services rather than isolated platforms or insular systems. Unique Opportunities Emerge Decentralized finance, or DeFi, has already opened up amazing new opportunities — things like yield farming, lending, and decentralized exchanges — that make capital more efficient and put increased power in the hands of users. So, it’s only natural that Bitcoin, with its top-tier security and liquidity, should be right at the center of this finance revolution, not pushed to the sidelines. Bringing Bitcoin directly into DeFi doesn’t dilute its value — in fact, it boosts it by making BTC the backbone of this new financial age. The numbers back this up, contradicting the arguments of maximalists. For instance, by 2025, the total value locked in DeFi surpassed $120 billion, with stablecoins adding another $250 billion in market cap, and cross-chain bridges processing billions in daily transactions. Meanwhile, solutions like wrapped BTC are often clunky and centralized, creating counterparty risks that go against Bitcoin’s core principles. If these workarounds are phased out and Bitcoin can move freely across many different blockchains, it could become even more valuable through interoperability. Brand New Crypto World As this trend accelerates, maximalist ideas will seem outdated. The future of crypto isn’t about blockchains fighting each other but rather working together — each playing to their strengths, creating a system that’s more powerful than any individual chain. Bitcoin will still be a premier store of value, but its usefulness will grow immensely through support of smart contracts, liquidity pools, and cross-chain tech. Maximalists who dismiss this as heresy risk getting left behind, like dinosaurs staring at a meteor streaking across the sky. The problem is, their unwavering zeal might actually hold Bitcoin back, trying to keep it out of the modern, interconnected crypto ecosystem. This attitude also pushes away users and developers who see crypto as a unified, interconnected network that needs to function smoothly and serve real-world needs. While Bitcoin maximalism isn’t completely dead yet, it’s definitely on its way out. As interoperability becomes the industry standard, the idea of Bitcoin as a standalone, isolated giant will fade away. The DeFi boom is already here, and rather than destroying Bitcoin, it’s launching it into a new era. The big question now is whether maximalists will adapt or become relics of a bygone era. The post DeFi Is outpacing Bitcoin’s maximalist mindset appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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DC大于C
Exploring the two projects, @0G_labs and @anoma, each with unique designs suitable for different application scenarios. @0G_labs leans more towards technical infrastructure and performance: It is a modular Layer 1 specifically designed for on-chain AI, with fast speed, low cost, and high throughput. It can be used for on-chain AI model training, storage, and inference, suitable for generative AI, video, images, text, etc. It is particularly friendly to DeFi, DeSci, GameFi, and content platforms because of its strong performance, EVM compatibility, simple deployment, and low operational costs. It is the kind of infrastructure that focuses on "hardcore technology + high-performance computing," suitable for data-intensive applications. @anoma leans more towards user experience and privacy protection: Its core is "intent-driven + privacy + cross-chain," just like saying "I want to buy BTC with USDC," it automatically completes the complex operations on the chain for you. Privacy is very strong, supporting zk technology, and can maintain privacy during cross-chain transfers. It is suitable for non-technical users in DeFi applications, lowering the usage threshold. It also supports multi-chain communication (like the Cosmos ecosystem), making it more suitable for scenarios that require collaboration across multiple chains. It can also facilitate decentralized identity and social networks, with a focus on privacy first. In conclusion, @0G_labs is more suitable for application scenarios that require high-performance computing and data processing, especially on-chain AI, GameFi, and high-throughput DeFi. Its modular architecture and low-cost storage give it a unique advantage in AI-driven Web3 applications. @anoma is more suitable for scenarios that require privacy protection, cross-chain interoperability, and user-friendly interactions, such as privacy DeFi, cross-chain markets, and decentralized social networks. Its intent-centric design significantly reduces the complexity of using blockchain. The two have different goals, one leans towards "technical foundation," while the other leans towards "user experience + privacy," each with its own merits. @0G_labs @anoma Stay tuned.
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Leafswan
Leafswan
Lombard finance: BTCFI for BITCOIN MAXIs We've heard BTC maxis countless times saying that BTC will outlive every other crypto or protocol. They're right in the sense that BTC now has the support of institutional money and massive adoption. BTC will inevitable hit $1M in two or three crypto cycles, but can we do the same for other coins? On the other hand we know that BTC doesn't have cogent real-world use case, except it's a digital assets with a track record of impeccable sucesses in every four year cycle. Basically BTC maxis don't truly believe that all other cryptos are trash, they're just to scared to truly dabble into the world of utility, where their money gets to truly gets real world integrations. So a BTC maxi wants to just keep their money and allow institutional & retail money pump it every four years. However, BTCFi brings DEFI to an average maxis where they get to collaterize their BTC to own LBTC. Same money, same value, only that this time, it's is YIELD-ABLE, through lending, borrowing or even staking. The fact that they can keep their coin and still use it for DEFI participation can onboard more BTC maxis into DEFI, they're exposing them to protocols and ecosystem. @Lombard_Finance has layer-2 BTC solutions like BitVM that is solely for native BTC yield farming, nothing else, just BTC. Since maxis don't want to see or think their money is being converted into Ethereum or anything else, this becomes a sort of mental safety. @Lombard_Finance solves real crypto adoption problem, not just that; DEFI adoption problem. DEFI would be the next-big adoption protocol concept, if BTC maxis pumps liquidity into it. Infact Lombard is like a real estate agent that caters for all and sundry, especially those who wants safe, reliable, trustworthy and not too dangerous.
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Odaily
Odaily
Original | Odaily Daily (@OdailyChina) Author | Jingle Bell (@XiaMiPP) On July 1, on the stage of the ETHCC conference in France, Ethereum core developer Zak Cole announced the establishment of the "Ethereum Community Foundation (ECF)" to drive the price of ETH up, and shouted the slogan "ETH will rise to $10,000". ETH's recent price performance has been really good, especially in early May, when it soared by more than 40% in a single day. The small goal of returning to $3,000 in the short term seems to have become an obsession with the "E Guard". But behind this craze, there is actually a deeper story of value belonging and self-repair. ECF: Speak for coin holders Zak Cole does not hide the ECF's positioning and ambitions: "It's not an extension of the Ethereum Foundation (EF), but a new force designed to 'correct deviations'. We say what EF wouldn't dare to say and do what they don't want to do. We serve ETH holders because you deserve better. ” ECF's mission is clear: to drive institutional adoption of Ethereum infrastructure, accelerate ETH burn mechanisms, and increase ETH market value. ECF has raised millions of dollars in ETH funding and plans to prioritize funding for "neutral, immutable, token-free" public technology projects, with a focus on supporting critical infrastructure such as tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) and fixing blob space pricing mechanisms. Despite the limited size of fundraising, ECF has introduced a "token voting" mechanism in governance to ensure that the flow of funds is open and transparent. Its first funding project is the "Ethereum Validator Association", which aims to provide resources and channels for the validator community to speak out, and provide institutional guarantees for network operators. This move not only responds to the community's demand for transparent governance, but also injects new vitality into the Ethereum ecosystem. The Ethereum Foundation's Old Problems: The Centralization Dilemma and the Transparency Crisis The birth of ECF is more like a clear challenge to the long-standing ills of the Ethereum Foundation. The Ethereum Foundation, which has been established for 11 years, has been a solid backing for the development of Ethereum. But in recent years, it has been criticized for over-indulging in long-term research and ignoring the short-term needs of users and developers. Even more dissatisfying is its centralized governance structure and opaque decision-making mechanism. Ethereum developer Péter Szilágyi has been at loggerheads with Tomasz Stańczak, co-executive director of the Ethereum Foundation. Szilágyi said that as a key member of the development team for Geth (Go Ethereum's main client software), the Foundation has repeatedly proposed to bid $5 million in the past for the Geth team to be spun off from the Foundation and operate independently. A similar transfer of funds has happened to Parity, another Ethereum client development company. The Ethereum Foundation's long-term "diversification" strategy for client development may be intended to reduce the risk of single-point dependency, but it also exacerbates the friction between internal resource allocation and power negotiation. The bigger governance chaos is reflected in the Ethereum Foundation's organizational structure itself. Christine Kim, former vice president of Galaxy Digital, has openly questioned the opacity of EF's organizational structure: Tim Beiko, Barnabé Monnot, Alex Stokes and others juggle the dual tasks of "coordinating L1 and L2 scaling" and "leading the R&D team." In addition, Christine had doubts about the details of the architecture diagram, such as whether the bold name is the team leader, and the purpose of highlighting some of them, including the puzzle of the color grouping logic, such as why the consensus mechanism and account abstraction are grouped together, but the stateless consensus is not included; There is no clear explanation as to why Testing is grouped with pandaops and Security is not. Another point that the Ethereum Foundation has been criticized for is the "selling of coins". As a core supporter of the Ethereum ecosystem, EF owns a large amount of ETH to sustain operations and fund development. However, the question among community members is why they choose to sell directly instead of staking DeFi (such as Aave) to earn yield, not to mention the fact that EF's coin selling behavior is often accompanied by ETH price movements, which makes market sentiment sensitive and vulnerable. Some argue that EF's sell-off was in response to operating expenses; There are also concerns that this may be a sign of a lack of strategic planning. Data shows that the Ethereum Foundation spent as much as $134.9 million in 2023 to fund projects such as mainnet upgrades and zero-knowledge proofs, but it delivered an unsatisfactory answer in terms of funding transparency. Struggling Self-Healing: EF's Path to Transformation Under the many doubts, the Ethereum Foundation also began to take the initiative to change. At the beginning of 2025, its internal governance and personnel structure began to loosen. On March 10, Hsiao-Wei Wang officially joined the Board of Directors of the Ethereum Foundation. The female technology leader, who has grown from a core researcher to an Asia-Pacific community ambassador to a co-executive director, complements Nethermind founder Tomasz Stańczak and symbolizes EF's transition from "Vitalik unipolar authority" to "technology + infrastructure" governance. Wang Xiaowei is deeply engaged in shard expansion and the Asia-Pacific ecosystem, while Tomasz focuses on client development and MEV mechanism optimization, which is a combination of "Eastern technology geeks + Western infrastructure architects", which is considered to be EF's active choice to deal with ecological fragmentation. Related Reading: Who Will Save Ethereum from the "Midlife Crisis"? Can Wang Xiaowei help? 》 On June 3, the Ethereum Foundation announced a major reorganization of its research and development team, laying off some of its staff, and renaming the department "Protocol" to focus on the core challenges of protocol design. This change is in response to ongoing community criticism of the Foundation's stewardship and strategic direction. The restructured Protocol team will work around three priorities: scaling the scalability of Ethereum's underlying network, advancing blobspace scaling in a data availability strategy, and improving the user experience. The restructured team will also focus on increasing transparency in upgrade timelines, technical documentation, and research. Although the number of layoffs has not been disclosed, it is a "broken arm to survive" type of organizational remodeling. Wang Xiaowei has publicly expressed the hope that the new structure will push the core project forward more efficiently. However, in response to the Ethereum Foundation's layoff plan and subsequent development direction, Kyle Samani, co-founder of Multicoin Capital, reminded that there is a tension between the Ethereum Foundation's new goals: if layoffs, restructuring, and promotion of multiple projects at the same time weaken concentration? Of course, reform doesn't stop at the organizational level. On June 5, the Ethereum Foundation released the latest version of its fiscal policy document, clarifying its asset management strategy, ETH sale mechanism, and long-term commitment to the DeFi ecosystem. The document notes that EF is currently setting annual operating spending at 15% of the total fiscal balance, retaining a 2.5-year spending buffer, and will gradually transition to a long-term spending level of 5%, emphasizing increased support during market downturns, and restraint in a bull market. In terms of crypto asset allocation, EF will give priority to supporting secure, decentralized, and open-source DeFi protocols, using methods such as wETH staking, stablecoin lending, etc. to obtain reasonable returns, and explore Tokenized RWA (tokenized real asset) allocation. At the same time, EF explicitly supports the concept of "Defipunk", encourages KYC-free, self-custodial, and privacy-friendly DeFi protocols, and plans to use privacy standards, decentralized UI, and anti-censorship mechanisms as the core evaluation criteria for fund deployment. EF said that its own financial management will gradually adopt decentralized, privacy-friendly tools and workflows to "live" the crypto values it advocates and continue to provide long-term stable support for the Ethereum ecosystem. In the coming year, the Ethereum Foundation's work will focus on two core pillars: core values and strategic goals, underpinned by technical excellence, to drive the long-term success of the Ethereum ecosystem. Specific highlights include: Scaling the Ethereum mainnet (L1) and data scaling (Blobs); improve user experience (UX) to enhance L2 interoperability and application layer development; Promote the developer experience (DevEx) and enhance the exposure and support of applications and L2 projects on platforms such as Devcon. In addition, the Ethereum Foundation will accelerate the path for developers, entrepreneurs, and institutions to build and adopt Ethereum, leveraging EF's knowledge and leadership to attract and nurture the next generation of builders. New Narrative: The Emergence of Ethereum as an "Institutional Asset". In addition to the governance adjustments, it is worth noting that Ethereum is ushering in a larger narrative transformation: ETH is transforming from a "development fuel" to an "asset reserve". U.S.-listed companies such as SharpLink, Siebert Financial, Treasure Global, and others are adding ETH to their balance sheets. At the same time, institutions such as BlackRock's BUIDL fund, Securitize platform, and Franklin Templeton's BENJI fund are also actively building asset channels with ETH as the underlying architecture, and deploying tokenized financial infrastructure with the help of the Ethereum network. In this megatrend, the ECF was not established to overthrow EF, but to complement a force that is closer to market efficiency and more appropriate to the financial context. While EF is still coordinating documentation and research routes, ECF accelerates ETH's path to appreciation through a mechanism close to the market. Between the two, it is not a zero-sum game, but a more complex and real synergistic tension. On the one hand, there are traditional foundations that are self-correcting and trying to rebuild credibility, and on the other hand, there are emerging forces calling for efficiency and market mechanisms. When we turn our attention back to Ethereum, it is no longer a single-direction project, but a more complex, multipolar technology and power structure.
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DeFi price performance in TRY

The current price of make-defi-great-again is ₺0.060693. Over the last 24 hours, make-defi-great-again has increased by +510.58%. It currently has a circulating supply of 1,000,000,000 DeFi and a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 DeFi, giving it a fully diluted market cap of ₺60.69M. The make-defi-great-again/TRY price is updated in real-time.
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