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SYRUP kept expanding its investor base in Q3, adding 28.9% more holders to reach 13,400 addresses. That’s a staggering 378.6% year-to-date growth — up from just 2,800 at the start of the year.

Q3 was a record quarter for Tron, with revenue up 30.5% QoQ to $1.2B and DeFi TVL climbing 34.1% to $6.2B. JUST DAO remains the key growth engine, contributing $5B in TVL — a 46.1% surge.

Hyperliquid has been leading all exchanges in liquidations for several weeks now. It’s a double-edged sword: more liquidations mean more fees and active traders for $HYPE, but also greater risk to the insurance fund and increased regulatory scrutiny — especially with 40x leverage in play.

$19B liquidation figure mostly inflated by leverage. On-chain data shows just $2.31B in actual trader liquidations on Oct 10 — well below the real record of $3.09B in April 2021.

Crypto fundraising bounced back in Q3 2025: $8.21B raised despite fewer deals. M&A activity held strong, and new fund capital surged by nearly 50%.

Binance still leads in ERC20 stablecoin reserves — far ahead of the pack. The PayPay integration may soon widen that gap even further.

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Not interesting, but a fact: most projects discovered on Moni still fall into the meme category — unsurprising, yet notable. RWA keeps growing in market cap, but fresh standout names are rare.

Alternative stablecoins are quietly flourishing on Solana — now topping $2B in circulating supply beyond USDC and USDT.

Last week, Polymarket captured over 72% of prediction market volume — its highest share since March. The platform is pulling ahead in weekly dominance.

Retail has taken over Bitcoin futures. The average order size has dropped from $6K to just $2K.

Variational is still in private beta, yet it's already pulled in $20M in TVL on Arbitrum.