Solana has surpassed Ethereum to become the largest chain for tokenized stocks by total market capitalization. The shift reflects rising issuance and trading activity on Solana, aided by lower fees and faster settlement.
Jupiter has launched JupUSD, a reserve-backed stablecoin pegged to the US dollar and supported by Ethena Labs, marking a new dollar-denominated option in the Jupiter ecosystem. The move aims to provide on-chain stability for trading, payments, and DeFi activity tied to JUP.
A crypto user lost about $1.08 million worth of aEthLBTC in a likely phishing attack after signing a malicious permit that let an attacker drain the funds, according to ScamSniffer.
JPMorgan launched a tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, showing regulated cash products can be integrated into on-chain settlement and collateral workflows. The move is a notable institutional validation for ETH as a settlement layer.
Uniswap has burned 100 million UNI after a governance vote approved a continuous, fee-driven burn mechanism. The move introduces an ongoing deflationary policy that could tighten supply and reshape token economics.
DeBot says it will reimburse users after a post-Christmas security incident that moved assets from user wallets, while asserting the platform’s core architecture remains intact. The team has begun remediation and promised prompt reimbursements to affected users.
AAVE slid 10% to $160 after a proposal suggested transferring full ownership of brand assets to the community. The move sparked a governance feud and investor sell-off.
On-chain activity on Solana plunged roughly 97% as memecoin trading evaporated in 2025, turning the network’s former growth engine into a key risk factor. The sharp drop is fueling debate about the chain’s resilience and near-term outlook for SOL.
Ethereum developers are advancing the 'Glamsterdam' upgrade to tackle miner/extractor value (MEV) fairness, with a target launch in 2026. The full scope is still being defined, but teams see it as a positive step for users and DeFi.
More than 125 crypto firms signed a joint letter opposing banks' attempts to curtail stablecoin rewards programs, urging regulators to reject broad restrictions. The coordinated push signals growing industry resistance as policy makers weigh rules that could limit crypto yields.