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The "Bankruptcy" of Metcalfe's Law: Why Are Cryptocurrencies Overvalued?
The "Bankruptcy" of Metcalfe's Law: Why Are Cryptocurrencies Overvalued?

Currently, the pricing of crypto assets is largely based on network effects that have yet to materialize, with valuations clearly outpacing actual usage, retention, and fee capture capabilities.

Chaincatcher·2025/11/26 23:15
Need Funding, Need Users, Need Retention: A Growth Guide for Crypto Projects in 2026
Need Funding, Need Users, Need Retention: A Growth Guide for Crypto Projects in 2026

When content becomes saturated, incentives become more expensive, and channels become fragmented, where lies the key to growth?

Chaincatcher·2025/11/26 23:15
EOS faces renewed turmoil as the community accuses the Foundation of running away with the funds
EOS faces renewed turmoil as the community accuses the Foundation of running away with the funds

The collapse of Vaulta is not only a tragedy for EOS, but also a reflection of the shattered ideals of Web3.

Chaincatcher·2025/11/26 23:14
Exclusive: Revealing the Exchange’s New User Acquisition Strategy—$50 for Each New User
Exclusive: Revealing the Exchange’s New User Acquisition Strategy—$50 for Each New User

Crypto advertising has evolved from being barely noticeable to becoming pervasive everywhere.

Chaincatcher·2025/11/26 23:14
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  • 00:14
    Today’s Fear and Greed Index rises to 22, still at the level of Extreme Fear
    Jinse Finance reported that today's Fear and Greed Index has risen to 22 (compared to 15 yesterday), with the level still classified as Extreme Fear. Note: The Fear and Greed Index ranges from 0 to 100 and includes the following indicators: Volatility (25%) + Market Trading Volume (25%) + Social Media Popularity (15%) + Market Surveys (15%) + Bitcoin's Proportion in the Entire Market (10%) + Google Trending Keywords Analysis (10%).
  • 00:11
    Treehouse launches token buyback program, will use tETH proceeds to repurchase TREE
    ChainCatcher news, according to DLnews, DeFi protocol Treehouse announced that it will use 50% of the fees earned from its fixed-income Ethereum product tETH for regular buybacks of its native token Tree. CEO Brandon Goh stated that this is a fundamental step to strengthen the DAO's financial foundation, aiming to establish sustainable demand for Tree. Since the announcement, the price of the Tree token has doubled, but it is still 35% lower than the August high of $0.4.
  • 00:10
    A certain whale has accumulated an additional 4,234 ETH, with an average total cost of $3,010.
    According to ChainCatcher, monitored by Onchain Lens, a certain whale has once again spent 12.82 million DAI to purchase 4,234 ETH. This whale has spent a total of 16.08 million DAI to buy 5,343 ETH at a price of $3,010 per ETH, and still holds 55 million DAI.
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