The cryptocurrency market is still maturing, and it keeps developing new trends that point toward the prominence of certain sectors and tokens. A recent sector-based emissions analysis pegs Layer 1 and liquid staking projects as the top emitters, with other sectors like AI and modularity also seeing some growth. As of March 2025, overall emissions had ballooned to $3.94 billion, a reflection of the heightened activity and investment in these new crypto landscape hotspots. Layer 1 and Liquid Staking Dominate the Emissions Landscape Layer 1 blockchain projects are the leading contributors to emissions by a substantial margin. Here, I must
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N1 is purported to process 100,000 transactions per second, placing it among the fastest blockchains.
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The South Korean crypto exchange Upbit had temporarily disabled SUI deposits and withdrawals amid the network outage.
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According to a report by hedge fund Syncracy Capital, Solana now rivals Ethereum in almost every economic metric.
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Ethereum has struggled to sustain a rally above $2,500 and data suggests that more downside could be on the way for ETH price.
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Base will implement fault proofs on the mainnet twice as fast as Optimism, which took about six months to upgrade the system from testnet to mainnet.
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Ethereum price has had a rocky start to the week and data suggests that more downside could be on the way.
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“Solana is the biggest slap in the face” for Ether maximalists due to its monolithic scalability approach, according to the analyst.
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Monolithic blockchain networks like Solana can theoretically process 65,000 transactions per second without using layer-2 scaling solutions.
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Aptos Labs’ acquisition of HashPalette positions the company to integrate Japanese businesses into its blockchain ecosystem and expand Web3 innovation.
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