5 Must Reads in the Evening | What is causing liquidity concerns in the crypto market?

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02/17/2025·2M1. Has the data on the chain released a peak signal?
In this article, we will focus on the crypto market and through the organic combination of dual analysis frameworks, we aim to provide a more convincing basis for market analysis and judgment. Click to read
2.Pantera Managing Partner: RWA track is ushering in a gold rush
The Ondo Summit held in New York City on February 6, 2025 marks an important milestone in the integration of traditional finance and blockchain technology. Click to read
3. The rise of the meme economy: Doge may become the future of all trade
and commerce in the world
In early 2021, unemployed Torres was trapped at home with a lot of time and he began to try NFTs. In February 2021, he sold an Nyan Cat NFT for 300 ETH (then worth about $590,000). The value sale of 300ETH means that the cryptocurrency bull market has gone too far, but for Torres, the sale is a due recognition of ownership. "I wasn't able to really make a living until Web3 appeared," Torres said. Now he works full-time in art and helps other meme creators make their work profitable. Click to read
4. Will there be a grand battle for public chains after Solana is ahead of
its predecessor?
Time goes back to the previous round of market, and the Crypto market enters a bull market in 2021, and applications such as DeFi, NFT, GameFi have risen rapidly. At that time, Ethereum exposed its limitations due to problems such as congestion in transactions and high handling fees. This provides a breakthrough for the new generation of public chains, thus giving birth to a large number of public chain projects, such as Solana, BNB Chain, Polkadot, Avalanche, FTM, etc., trying to challenge Ethereum's dominance. Click to read
5. What is causing liquidity concerns in the crypto market?
In January, new cryptocurrency issuance hit an all-time high, raising concerns among analysts about the lack of investor liquidity in the market. More than 600,000 new cryptocurrencies were issued in January, a 12-fold increase compared to the same period in 2024, according to GeckoTerminal data shared by CoinGecko Co-founder and COO Bobby Ong. Click to read