While Uniswap’s UNI token struggles to regain its early-October strength amid broader DeFi sector weakness, on-chain data reveals a surprising trend: major investors are quietly accumulating the asset. Binance has recorded the highest UNI whale outflows in three months, with daily peaks reaching 17,400 tokens moving off-exchange, suggesting strategic positioning by large holders despite ongoing governance concerns and a declining market cap that now sits at $4.13 billion.
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0 in Finance and 0 in Crypto last weekEthereum Stablecoin Volume Soars 400% as Whales Buy Dip
Ethereum has witnessed a staggering 400% surge in stablecoin transfer volume over the past month, reaching $581 billion despite recent price declines. Large investors are seizing the opportunity with multi-million dollar ETH purchases while institutional interest grows through rising futures activity. Technical analysts see potential for significant upside if key resistance levels are breached.
about Ethereum Stablecoin Volume Soars 400% as Whales Buy DipEthereum Becomes TradFi’s Compliant Settlement Layer
Ethereum is rapidly transforming into the global settlement layer for traditional finance, driven by the explosive growth of stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. This strategic shift is cementing ETH’s credibility while creating new valuation foundations. The network’s latest technical upgrades further strengthen its position for future development.
about Ethereum Becomes TradFi's Compliant Settlement LayerEthereum Posts Strongest Quarterly Gain Since 2021
Ethereum delivered its most robust quarterly performance in over four years during Q3 2024, surging 66.6% despite a modest September pullback. The rally was primarily driven by massive institutional inflows into spot ETH ETFs and growing corporate treasury allocations. On-chain activity also reached record levels, reinforcing Ethereum’s fundamental strength beyond speculative trading.
about Ethereum Posts Strongest Quarterly Gain Since 2021Ethereum Dominates RWA Tokenization with 57% Market Share
Ethereum has established an unassailable lead in the real-world asset tokenization space, controlling 57% of the total on-chain RWA market value excluding stablecoins, which reaches $28.5 billion. When factoring in Ethereum layer-2 networks and EVM-compatible chains, this dominance surges to 95%. The network hosts over $160 billion in stablecoins—representing 90% of all RWAs—along with $5.2 billion in tokenized Treasuries (70% market share) and $2.4 billion in tokenized gold. Major institutions including BlackRock, Fidelity, and WisdomTree are choosing Ethereum for their tokenized offerings, validating its position as the preferred infrastructure for institutional-grade asset tokenization. This concentration of liquidity creates powerful network effects that further reinforce Ethereum’s leadership position.
about Ethereum Dominates RWA Tokenization with 57% Market ShareEthereum Stablecoin Supply Hits Record $165B, Dominates Market
Ethereum has achieved a monumental milestone with its stablecoin supply reaching an all-time high of $165 billion, fueled by $5 billion in weekly inflows. This represents more than a doubling of stablecoin supply since January 2024, demonstrating accelerated adoption and trust in Ethereum’s infrastructure. While data providers show slight variations—with RWA.xyz reporting $158.5 billion—both confirm Ethereum’s commanding 57% market dominance in the stablecoin space. This growth underscores Ethereum’s critical role in the real-world asset tokenization movement and its position as the foundational layer for decentralized finance.
about Ethereum Stablecoin Supply Hits Record $165B, Dominates MarketTokenized Assets Hit $300B, Years Ahead of Forecast
Tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) have reached nearly $300 billion in value, hitting a milestone originally forecast for 2030 years early. While stablecoins like USDT and USDC dominate current tokenization volumes, the landscape is rapidly expanding to include government bonds, money-market funds, commodities, and even fractional real estate. Major financial players including BlackRock, Coinbase, and Ondo Finance are launching tokenized products, with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink calling tokenization a ‘revolution’ in investing. This shift enables 24/7 trading, instant settlement, and fractional ownership of traditionally illiquid assets, moving capital markets from traditional banking systems to global blockchain networks. Projections suggest on-chain RWAs could reach $30 trillion by 2034 as institutional adoption accelerates.
about Tokenized Assets Hit $300B, Years Ahead of ForecastEthereum Revenue Drops 44% Despite ETH Price Surge
Ethereum experienced a significant decline in network revenue during August 2024, dropping 44% from $25.6 million to $14.1 million despite ETH reaching an all-time high of $4,957. Network fees also decreased by approximately 20% month-over-month, falling from $49.6 million to $39.7 million. This revenue decline occurred even as ETH prices rallied 240% since April, creating a concerning divergence between token valuation and network fundamentals. The data from Token Terminal highlights ongoing debates about Ethereum’s financial sustainability and whether current price levels are supported by actual network usage and fee generation.
about Ethereum Revenue Drops 44% Despite ETH Price SurgeEthereum Whales Boost Holdings 14% Amid ETF Inflows
Major Ethereum investors have dramatically increased their holdings, with whales accumulating 14% more ETH over the past five months according to Santiment data. This accumulation coincides with Ethereum outperforming Bitcoin with 132% returns versus BTC’s 34%, supported by $9.9 billion in netflows to the Ethereum chain and $6.7 billion in stablecoin inflows. Institutional interest is driving the momentum, with Ethereum ETFs seeing $3.87 billion in August inflows compared to Bitcoin’s outflows. Experts attribute the bullish outlook to Ethereum’s maturity, DeFi ecosystem strength, and positive regulatory positioning, though short-term macroeconomic concerns have recently caused ETF outflows. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee suggests Ethereum’s four-year consolidation base could trigger significant upside potential based on Wyckoff methodology.
about Ethereum Whales Boost Holdings 14% Amid ETF InflowsEthereum Tokenized Assets Hit $6B as BlackRock Leads Growth
Ethereum has reached a significant milestone with over $6 billion in tokenized assets, according to data from Token Terminal. Leading asset managers like BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, and WisdomTree dominate this growth, leveraging Ethereum for faster transactions and streamlined fund management. Adoption accelerated sharply in early 2025 after gradual progress since mid-2023, though regulatory uncertainty and scaling challenges remain. While Ethereum currently leads, competition from Solana and Avalanche could reshape the landscape as firms await clearer rules and improved infrastructure. The surge reflects institutional confidence in blockchain-based finance, with potential for new fund types and cross-border yield tools.
about Ethereum Tokenized Assets Hit $6B as BlackRock Leads GrowthPYUSD Hits $1B Supply, Expands in DeFi on Ethereum & Solana
PYUSD, PayPal’s stablecoin, is approaching a $1 billion supply as it gains traction in DeFi ecosystems on both Ethereum and Solana. Initially launched for digital payments, PYUSD is now being utilized in riskier but more lucrative DeFi protocols, offering features like instant conversions to tokenized Treasuries (Ondo Finance), cross-border payments (Zero Hash), and dual-yield collateralization (Morpho Blue). Solana has emerged as a key network for PYUSD, with 170% distribution growth in a month, thanks to integrations with Kamino and Drift. PayPal’s strategic moves—including a 3.7% annual yield for U.S. holders and regulatory clarity from the SEC—have further boosted adoption. The stablecoin is evolving into a full-fledged ecosystem, bridging traditional finance and crypto.
about PYUSD Hits $1B Supply, Expands in DeFi on Ethereum & SolanaEthereum Foundation Borrows $2M in GHO Stablecoins via Aave
The Ethereum Foundation (EF) has entered DeFi by borrowing $2 million in GHO stablecoins on Aave, using wETH as collateral. This aligns with Aave’s value proposition, allowing ETH holders to access liquidity without selling their holdings. Aave founder Stani Kulechov praised the move as a demonstration of DeFi’s full utility cycle. The EF has not officially commented, but the crypto community supports the strategy as a sustainable treasury approach. This follows EF’s recent DeFi engagements, including deposits into Aave, MakerDAO’s Spark, and Compound. The borrowing reflects a shift from liquidating ETH to leveraging DeFi for yield generation, distancing EF from past criticism over ETH sales. Aave remains Ethereum’s top lending protocol with $43B in TVL, while GHO’s circulating supply stands at $249M.
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