Polygon 上稳定币供应量突破 28 亿美元，创三年新高

Techub News reports that Polygon tweeted that the stablecoin supply on the Polygon network has exceeded $2.8 billion, reaching a three-year historical high.

<p>According to Techub News, Polygon announced that the stablecoin supply on the Polygon network has exceeded $2.8 billion, reaching a three-year historical high.</p>

The supply of stablecoins on Polygon exceeds $2.8 billion, a three-year high

According to DL News, people have withdrawn up to $1.7 billion worth of Ethereum from the lending protocol Aave over the past week. The reduced available liquidity has led to interest rates for borrowers exceeding 10%. Aave contributor Marc Zeller told DL News that Justin Sun might be the cause of most Ethereum withdrawals, as he regularly transfers large amounts of funds in and out of the lending protocol, "He is truly unpredictable, moving billions of dollars as casually as I go shopping at a supermarket." Over the past three days, <孙宇晨> has been tagged by users on Arkham...

Justin Sun may be responsible for most Ethereum withdrawals

Demand for Ethereum is likely to outpace supply, fueling continued gains. ETH's price has risen almost 14% over the past week despite dropping on Wednesday.

Why Ethereum Will Keep Climbing in Coming Months: Bitwise

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Original Author: Social Graph Ventures

Initial Conception
When we first drafted this memo, <ZORA> had just launched, token prices were rapidly declining, and the project narrative was not yet clear.

But we were not betting on a meme coin, but rather on a protocol capable of rapid iteration and possessing the ability to "monetize on-chain attention".

Over the past few years, <ZORA> has gradually evolved from a simple minting platform to a protocol-based product with independent L2 infrastructure, ultimately transforming into a consumer-level application that helps creators monetize on the chain.

It had early...