20 Ethereum L2s made $10K combined yesterday.
The other 94% went to just 4 chains 👇
▪️ Base 44.7%
▪️ Polygon 24.6%
▪️ Robinhood Chain 16.6%
▪️ Arbitrum 8.2%
▪️ The other 20 L2s: 5.9%, $10,126 total
Wilder still: Robinhood Chain. It made $40M in two weeks in early September, 2x what the other 23 L2s made in 90 days. On Sep 4, it took 96.7% of all L2 revenue.
L2 money was never evenly split.
A tokenized-stock wallet on Ethereum holds $24,000 on average. On Robinhood Chain: $98.
That's a 245x gap. The money is on Ethereum. The people are on BNB Chain and Solana 👇
▪️ 5.28M holding addresses across 10 chains, $8.67B held onchain
▪️ Ethereum: 232k addresses, $5.57B, ~$24k each
▪️ BNB Chain: 2.10M addresses, $861 each
▪️ Solana: 1.16M addresses, $472 each
▪️ Robinhood Chain: 1.56M addresses, just $98 each
▪️ Wildest: Arbitrum, only 1,993 addresses, ~$71.5k each
New money is even more lopsided: +69k net new holders in 7 days, 91% on BNB Chain and Solana. Ethereum added 1,479. That's 2%.
Whales stayed on Ethereum. The newcomers went elsewhere.
Crypto Venture Capital Quarterly Report – Q3 2026
Bitcoin rallied ~43% in Q3. Crypto-native VC didn't follow. Deals backed only by crypto-native capital fell from $2.57B to $1.05B. TradFi now sits in 45% of disclosed capital.
CeFi took 32%. DeFi, with the most deals, got 8%. Learn More ⬇
Robinhood Chain has just $1.07B in TVL, yet apps on it earned $65.4M in fees over the last 30 days, more than BNB Chain ($59.6M on $5.11B TVL) and Base ($55.0M on $5.76B).
Its DEX volume hit $677M in a day, 63% of TVL. Base and Solana sit around 21%.
The chain itself took only $1.3M in 30 days. Apps earned ~50x what the chain did.
Fees follow turnover, not locked capital.
SpaceX is the 9th largest asset on Earth by market cap, and already the 2nd most tokenized.
$357.2M tokenized. More than Nvidia, Microsoft and Amazon combined ($208.2M). At 0.019% of its $1.84T market cap, it is the most tokenized asset in the top 10, ahead of gold (0.018%).
Zoom out: the top 20 assets are worth $66.29T. Only $6.49B of that is onchain, 0.010%, and gold alone is $5.02B of it.
Live data: https://t.co/GHvJIl1U2q
BTC fell just ~1.7% at 21:45 UTC yesterday, and 2/3 of the spot order book vanished.
Binance’s share of the book jumped from ~22% to as high as 40%. Nobody stepped in to add liquidity. Binance just pulled the least and refilled the fastest.
BTC spot depth within ±0.05%, 15 min after the drop:
◼️ All venues: $31.2m → $9.3m (−70%)
◼️ Bitget: $8.3m → $2.0m, and it stayed below $3.4m for 3 hours
◼️ Kraken: $5.9m → $0.5m
◼️ Bybit: $1.5m → $0.4m
◼️ Binance: $6.5m → $3.4m, back to $6.0m within 15 min
Price barely moved. How resilient was the liquidity behind it?
Chain fees and app fees are telling different stories.
Over the last 30 days on Principia Blockchains data:
◼️Solana apps generated $321M — 17.0× Solana’s chain fees ($18.8M).
◼️Hyperliquid L1: $162M app fees vs $919K chain fees (176×).
◼️Ethereum: 13.5×.
Tron is the inverse: #1 in tracked chain fees at $24.9M (30d) and 33.8% of 90-day chain-fee share, but apps/chain is only 0.35×.
Which matters more: ecosystem revenue or the blockchain’s own revenue?
RWA-linked derivatives volume is nearly 29× token-pair spot volume.
$40.62B in 24-hour derivatives trading versus $1.41B in spot, alongside $10.71B in perpetual open interest.
The gap shows how much larger trading exposure is than spot turnover, not how much underlying asset value has moved onchain.
Tokenized value onchain just hit an all-time high: $9.05b, up 166% in a year. The growth is no longer an Ethereum story.
Share of tokenized value, Nov 2025 → now: • Ethereum 92.6% → 62.8% • BNB Chain 0.5% → 21.2% • Solana 5.8% → 6.7% • X Layer 0% → 4.9% • Arbitrum 0% → 1.5%
Ethereum still grew in dollars, from $3.15b to $5.68b. BNB Chain went from $16m to $1.92b, and added $298m in net flow this week alone.
Circle's own chain looks like it's already pulling in more new USDC than everyone else.
Arc went from $0 at its Sept mainnet to $1.19B USDC. Every other chain that grew in the last 90 days added $1.14B combined. Ethereum lost $2.56B.
Is Arc becoming USDC's home chain? @circle
Monero is the only top-30 coin up over both the past week and month.
XMR: +5.6% 7d, +16.6% 30d
Top-30 median: -5.4% 7d, -21.9% 30d
Same stretch: Binance, Mercado Bitcoin and Crédit Mutuel Arkéa hacks, and Arkéa's thief reportedly swapped into XMR.
Privacy bid or hacker bid?
One hack, three side plots, 36% of the conversation. Then a $40M breach nobody saw coming took 29% on its own.
Our daily read on where crypto attention went 👇
We tracked X post volume on 11 crypto events over the last 24h (3,898 matching posts). Where the attention went:
The Binance hack aftermath still holds the biggest share: 36% across three threads. Deposits vs withdrawals (664 posts), Tether's $1.5B freeze (593) and Korea's cold-wallet order (159).
But the single loudest event was Mercado Bitcoin's ~$40M breach: 1,118 posts, 29% of the total on its own. In the last hour it ran 33 posts/h vs 2 at the same hour yesterday.
Rising into tonight:
◼️ Tether 150K BTC claim: 40 posts/h, the loudest hour of any event
◼️ IBIT / BTC ETF outflows: 25/h, 2x yesterday
◼️ Coinbase AI-agent trading signup: 9/h, 9x yesterday
Cooling: Korea cold-wallet order (-79%), tokenized equities at $3.8B ATH (-60%).
The Binance story is splitting into side plots while a new hack takes the headlines. Which one is still trending tomorrow?
Binance froze withdrawals after the $6.3B hack. Spot traders left. Perp traders stayed.
CEX volume share, Oct 30–31 vs prior week:
Spot: Binance 46.8% → 41.2%
Spot: OKX 10.3% → 16.3%
Perps: Binance 57.9% → 57.1%
If you never withdraw, does a freeze even matter?
Binance froze withdrawals for 3 days after the $6.3B hack. Traders didn't wait. They went to Tron and Ethereum. Not Solana.
DEX volume on Oct 29 vs a normal day:
Tron 10.1x
Ethereum 5.4x ($6.24B)
Hyperliquid 4.1x
Solana 1.3x
The "fastest chain" barely caught the flow. Why?