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Study these coins. $FLUID (DeFI) $TAO (AI) $AAVE (DeFI) $S (L1) $GEOD (DePIN) Understand their tokenomics(value capture, demand drivers, and business model) Track their fundamental data side growth. Map out HTF support levels on charts. Build conviction by your own.

Jupiter Exchange has surpassed major decentralized finance (DeFi) players, securing the second-highest daily fee ranking after stablecoin issuer Tether. Additionally, the decentralized exchange (DEX) generated $2.73 million in revenue over a 24-hour period, going above fellow Solana stalwart Pump.fun. Jupiter Usurps Pump.fun According to data from DefiLlama, the exchange has earned $10.88 million in fees since yesterday, about $7.3 million less than the amount Tether raked in. However, Jupiter performed markedly better than Uniswap, PancakeSwap, sister platform Meteora, and Hyperliquid, a rising star in the perpetual futures trading space. Apart from Uniswap, none of these competing protocols earned more than $5 million in fees in the last 24 hours. In terms of revenue in the same period, Tether is heads and shoulders above everyone, with its $18.19 million being three times more than its closest competitor, Circle. Hyperliquid was third, bringing in $3.53 million, while Jupiter went above Pump.fun with a 24-hour revenue of $2.42 million. Over seven days, the DEX’s fee earnings stand at $23.31 million, only bettered by Tether’s $127.26 million, Circle’s $41.54 million, and PancakeSwap’s $36.15 million. Other Solana-based platforms in the top ten include Meteora, Jito, and Pump.fun, which respectively received $19.52 million, $15.69 million, and $14.55 million in the last week. Jupiter’s improving fortunes have come in the wake of turbulence in Solana’s DeFi space. Last week, Meteora, co-founded by Jupiter’s pseudonymous lead, Meow, faced leadership upheavals after its other co-founder, Ben Chow, resigned over allegations of financial misconduct. Additionally, the controversy surrounding the LIBRA meme coin, which soared and then crashed after a high-profile endorsement from Argentine President Javier Milei, has also shaken confidence in some DeFi platforms. JUP Market Performance Data from CoinGecko shows the decentralized finance category is up by a slight 0.6% since yesterday, with its collective market cap at $102 billion. Jupiter’s JUP token is among the better-performing cryptocurrencies in the sector, gaining 9.5% on its price over the previous 24 hours. Among the segment’s top ten assets by market cap, it was only bettered by Maker (MKR), up 21.4%, and Hyperliquid’s HYPE, which registered an 11.9% uptick. Across seven days, JUP also suffered the least loss among DeFi heavyweights, dropping just 1.0% of its value. The biggest large-cap losers were Aave (AAVE), down 17.8%, Chainlink (LINK), which shed more than 14% of its value, and Uniswap’s UNI token, which declined by 13.8%. The post Jupiter Joins Top DeFi Earners, Outpacing Pump.fun, PancakeSwap appeared first on CryptoPotato.

Take a chain launched 2 months ago. 2x its TVL. 3x its transactions count. 8x its ecosystem. Even then, you're still not catching up to @SonicLabs Supersonic growth. Since its launch on Dec 18, Sonic has been on 🔥 ↓ • $1.2B in TVL, with 158% growth this month alone • 31M+ transactions count • $1B+ DEX volume • 860K unique active addresses What's the secret? The fastest EVM L1 with over 10k TPS & sub-second finality, a devs rewards flywheel where 90% of fees go to them, & a robust incentives program for yield-seeking users. Oh, and @Aave and @pendle_fi are also coming on Sonic!

🔥 Solana Ecosystem Heating Up! The market is showing strength today, with top performers leading the charge: 🚀 $UNI +7.33% 📈 $LINK & $AAVE also posting strong gains Is this the start of a broader altseason move?

Since September 2024, the crypto market has shown signs of shifting toward an altcoin season, though it hasn’t fully materialized as expected. In September 2024, the Fear and Greed Index hit "Extreme Fear" levels, similar to September 2023, which historically preceded significant altcoin rallies. For instance, in late 2023, after a similar dip, altcoins like Solana ($SOL ), Cardano ($ADA ), and others saw explosive growth, sometimes far outpacing Bitcoin’s recovery due to their higher volatility. In September 2024 itself, some altcoins began showing bullish signals. Posts on X and web analyses from that time highlighted altcoins like $TRX (Tron), $AAVE , and ADA (Cardano) as potentially outperforming Bitcoin, driven by factors like meme coin mania, strategic upgrades (e.g., Cardano’s Chang hard fork), and increased market interest. Specific data from X posts indicate that by December 2024, altcoins like $SUI (+800%), $XRP (+414%), and $DOGE (+365%) had seen massive gains since the market bottom on August 5, 2024, suggesting a strong recovery and growth phase for altcoins entering the fall. However, the broader altcoin season—where altcoins consistently outperform Bitcoin over a sustained period—has been delayed or inconsistent in 2024 and early 2025. Web sources note that Bitcoin’s dominance remained high, peaking at around 61.53% in November 2024, which slowed altcoin momentum. Despite this, by December 2024, the Altcoin Season Index (as tracked by platforms like Blockchain Center) crossed the 75% threshold, indicating an official altcoin season for a brief period, with many top altcoins outperforming Bitcoin over 90 days. Memecoins like dogwifhat ($WIF ), $PEPE , and Dogecoin ($DOGE ) led the charge, with gains of over 1,500% in some cases, but utility-focused altcoins like Ethereum ($ETH ), Solana (SOL), and Avalanche ($AVAX ) also showed strong performance. As of early 2025, the picture is mixed. Web analyses from January and February 2025 suggest that while there was a minor altcoin season in 2024, it was relatively weak compared to past cycles, and the altcoin market cap hasn’t reached its all-time high. Posts on X from February 2025 indicate continued growth for major utility altcoins, with XRP up 357%, HBAR up 302%, and others showing triple-digit gains over the past six months, even after a recent sell-off. However, the Altcoin Market Cap (ALTCAP) has faced a 40% drop since its December 2024 high of $1.64 trillion, and it’s currently testing a critical support level around $1.20 trillion. If it holds above this level, there’s potential for another rally, but a breakdown could signal the end of the bull market for altcoins in 2025. Overall, while altcoins did explode in performance following the Fear and Greed Index lows in September 2023 and began recovering similarly in September 2024, the full-scale altcoin season many anticipated has been tempered by Bitcoin’s continued dominance and market corrections. As of February 2025, sentiment on X and web reports suggest cautious optimism, with some believing an altcoin season could still emerge later this year if Bitcoin dominance drops and altcoins break key resistance levels. However, the market remains volatile, and past performance doesn’t guarantee future results.