Allora’s research shows that not all AI tasks should be weighted the same on-chain.

Classification works better with aggressive weighting toward top models, while regression still benefits from aggregation.

The coordination layer stays the same, only the weighting adapts. It is the way decentralized intelligence scales, by improving signal selection, and it directly fits use cases like prediction markets where picking the best model matters most.

RLUSD reached ~$1.2B in circulating supply, already exceeding total value locked on Avalanche by roughly $465M.

For a relatively new stablecoin, that scale is not trivial, it shows how quickly distribution can compound when backed by an established network like Ripple.

Monad pushed to a new TVL high, with steady growth since launch even in a risk-off market.

Flows are clearly supported by incentives like Momentum, but the fact that capital is still rotating in while broader activity is slowing stands out.

Morpho and Steakhouse are doing the heavy lifting here, which tells me this is not just mercenary liquidity, but targeted deployment into yield strategies. Add the potential $30M buyback from Category Labs, and you get a reflexive setup where liquidity and narrative reinforce each other.

NEAR hit ATH in weekly active users, pushing toward ~20M WAU after a steady multi-year climb.

What stands out is the disconnect. User activity is expanding aggressively, while market attention remains elsewhere. A classic case where distribution is being built before pricing catches up. This kind of user base becomes one of the strongest signals of long-term network value.

Solana DEX flow has basically turned into a duopoly.

PumpSwap is pushing ~$51B weekly and Meteora ~$20B, while everything else is fighting over scraps, together barely ~15% of volume.

Meteora’s steady climb is not random. Liquidity is consolidating because the memecoin explosion fragmented the long tail, and capital is now clustering where execution and depth actually hold.

Hyperliquid pushed $203B in 30-day perp volume, already surpassing several mid-tier CEXs and closing in on MEXC.

This is parity, an on-chain venue now competing directly with centralized exchanges on execution scale.

Perps are becoming the entry point for DEX dominance, and once liquidity reaches critical mass, the distinction between CEX and DEX starts to disappear for traders.

Ethereum cycles are demand-driven.

2017 was ICO capital formation, 2021 was DeFi and NFTs, and now the market is being anchored by stablecoin settlement and RWAs.

What stands out is that each cycle moves closer to real economic activity. We went from speculative fundraising to financial primitives, and now to actual payment rails and tokenized assets. This shift lowers reflexivity but increases durability, meaning slower hype cycles, but stronger long-term value capture for Ethereum.

Three areas are clearly separating from the noise right now: stablecoins, trading, and ETH staking.

Stablecoins are becoming core settlement infrastructure, trading is concentrating liquidity into a few dominant venues, and liquid staking continues to anchor long-term capital.

Spark’s lending book is sitting on a knife edge.

~$115M of ETH-backed positions start liquidating just ~4% below current levels, and with the top 5 borrowers holding 73% of the debt, this is concentrated risk by design, not accident.

Public token sales have collapsed to ~$46.8M in Feb 2026, down ~93% from mid-2025, but the capital did not disappear.

It moved private, with billions still being deployed off-market, which tells you this is a distribution shift, not a liquidity crisis.

What stands out is how selective everything became. ROI is concentrated in a few launchpads, while most are flat or negative, and sectors like infra and DeFi are absorbing the bulk of capital.

Retail access is shrinking, and the market is reverting back to a capital formation model where insiders position early and distribution happens much later.

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Tokens & currencies
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Mantle’s TVL jumped from ~$135M to ~$682M, with Aave deployment and an 8M MNT incentive program acting as the main catalyst.

The interesting part is not the spike, but the follow-through, demand was strong enough that supply caps had to be raised multiple times.

This is a real attempt to convert CEX users into DeFi liquidity via Bybit’s distribution. If even part of this capital sticks post-incentives, Mantle becomes a working model for exchange-driven on-chain growth.

Altcoin inflows to Binance just spiked to ~34K transactions, the highest in months, but the key detail is isolation.

No similar move on Bybit, Coinbase, or OKX, which usually signals broad market positioning, this time it was Binance-specific flow.

The timing lines up with Binance pushing TradFi-linked futures like oil and gas. This is capital rotating venues to access new instruments. Same traders, different assets, which suggests the next phase is not just crypto vs crypto, but crypto-native liquidity expanding into TradFi markets on-chain.

TON continues to build one of the most complete consumer stacks in crypto:

• Wallet in Telegram → native wallet + onramp for 1B+ users
• USDT on TON → main settlement layer (~$1.2B+ stablecoin liquidity)
• STON.fi / DeDust → core DEX liquidity
• Fragment → NFTs tied to Telegram identity (usernames, numbers)
• Ethena → yield-bearing stablecoins inside Telegram UX
• xStocks → tokenized equities directly in wallet

TON is embedding finance directly into Telegram flows. Now this is one of the few ecosystems where product, liquidity, and users are already aligned.

Ethena’s yield edge is compressing as funding rates and T-bill yields fall, with sUSDe now around ~3.5% and losing ground to alternatives.

The pivot to diversify into CeFi credit (Anchorage ~6.5%, Maple ~5.4%) and potentially equity or commodity perps is a necessity to maintain relevance.

sUSDe is moving from a pure crypto basis trade into a multi-asset yield engine, which improves flexibility but also introduces new counterparty and market risks.

April unlocks are lining up in tokens with heavy VC concentration, ZRO (~32%), RED (~31.7%), ZORA (~26%).

That matters less for the size of the unlock and more for who is holding the supply.

When early investors still control that much of the float, every unlock becomes a potential liquidity event, especially if they are already sitting on 2–5x returns.

Only a handful of token sales since 2025 are actually in profit, while the majority are deep underwater, many down 70–98%.

FDVs at launch with no real product-market fit, followed by brutal repricing once liquidity hits the open market.