More than $52M in fees. Over $8M spent on token buybacks. NEAR Intents is already turning crosschain activity into real demand for $NEAR. How many altcoins can actually show you that revenue-to-buyback pipeline? https://t.co/NfPpv2Z8Oa

NEAR just voted to cut token inflation by 36%. Maximum annual issuance is set to drop from 2.5% to 1.6% over 24 months, meaning fewer new $NEAR tokens entering circulation. The vote passed. Ratification and a protocol upgrade are still ahead. Less dilution for holders. Is NEAR finally getting its tokenomics right?

Sui just made one of crypto's biggest annoyances optional. Slush users can now pay network fees in stablecoins across swaps, staking and transfers, without needing to hold $SUI just to cover gas. The easier crypto becomes to use, the bigger its potential audience gets. https://t.co/RY2bBHLSNw

Midnight reportedly crossed 1.3 MILLION transactions while $ADA struggles below $0.20. Cardano's privacy ecosystem is gaining activity, but there's a detail holders shouldn't ignore: Midnight uses NIGHT and DUST for its own economics. The next big question is how much of that growth benefits ADA itself.

Cardano's next major upgrade is moving through testing. Node 11.2 brings the Dijkstra hard fork features into pre-release testing, while Leios is targeted for the next version. The real test for $ADA is turning these engineering milestones into higher throughput and actual network demand.

Litecoin miners could soon put their holdings to work on Canton. Publicly listed Luxxfolio is exploring using mined $LTC to back cLTC, opening the door to institutional borrowing without selling the underlying coins. For $CC, that's another potential source of financial activity beyond tokenized stocks.

Crypto holders voting to print fewer tokens? That's a rare sight. NEAR's HSP-029 proposal would slash maximum annual issuance by 36%, cutting roughly 11.8M $NEAR in potential supply over two years. The catch? Staking yields drop from 5.27% to 3.37%. Less passive income, less dilution. Would you vote yes?

JPMorgan, Citi and Morgan Stanley just got access to DTCC's new tokenization service, with Canton among its first two blockchain networks. $30T in securities are eligible. Next comes Canton's proposed universal $CC burn, targeted for Q1 2027. Wall Street has the plumbing. Now Canton needs to turn that traffic into token demand.

NYSE owner ICE wanted regulators to crack down on Hyperliquid. Then they made a tweet saying it's investing in Trade[XYZ] to bring Hyperliquid-powered perps to U.S. traders, pending approval. Then they deleted the tweet and made a new one with more careful language. Apparently $HYPE looks a lot less threatening when Wall Street gets a cut.

Sui lined up $500M+ and 20 institutional partners to put Bitcoin to work. Hashi was targeting an October mainnet rollout, but official docs still say testnet. $SUI has the institutions and the commitments. Now comes the hard part: turning $500M in promises into actual onchain liquidity.