$0G is moving hard as Infinite AI (iAI) goes live.
The token is now around $0.33, up 38% today, while 24h volume has exploded to ~$186M, up nearly 800%.
The catalyst is the launch of iAI, 0G's new Compute Finance product. Users can stake 0G, receive a0G, mint iAI and stake it to earn compute credits that can be used across 0G AI products.
Under the initial parameters, each staked iAI is designed to receive 1.271 compute credits per day, with a stated usage value of more than $1 across supported services.
This is an interesting shift from traditional staking: instead of simply earning more tokens, staking is linked directly to usable AI compute.
The numbers are getting interesting too: market cap is ~$62.6M, FDV ~$330M and 24h volume has surged to ~$186M.
The big question now is whether iAI can turn the AI narrative into real demand for the 0G ecosystem.
Disclaimer: Personal views for informational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice.
$SEI has now climbed around 69% over the past 90 days, with the latest move pushing it to roughly $0.083.
The rally started with the Staked SEI ETF narrative, after Canary Capital updated its S-1 to propose staking around 90% of the fund's SEI holdings. The filing is still preliminary, but the market clearly reacted to the possibility of institutional SEI exposure combined with staking yield. @SeiNetwork
Then came more fuel from the Giga upgrade.
Recent testing reportedly reached 63,000 TPS, while Hermes consensus achieved 68ms finality, giving the market another reason to reprice Sei's infrastructure narrative.
The numbers are now getting interesting: market cap is around $636M, with $133M in 24h volume and an FDV of ~$838M.
So this rally doesn't look like pure market beta anymore.
ETF expectations are driving attention, while Giga provides a fundamental story behind the move.
The next question is whether Sei can turn this momentum into sustained ecosystem growth and usage.
Disclaimer: Personal views for informational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice.
$SYRUP is one of the RWA tokens I’m watching closely.
Maple Finance is taking a different approach to the RWA narrative: instead of simply tokenizing traditional assets, it is building an onchain institutional credit market.
Maple now manages more than $4.8B in AUM, with products such as syrupUSDC, syrupUSDT and syrupUSDG giving users access to yield generated from institutional lending.
What makes the $SYRUP story more interesting is the connection between protocol revenue and the token.
A rules-based buyback mechanism was introduced in 2026, linking a portion of protocol revenue to SYRUP repurchases.
At the same time, Maple is expanding its lending strategies into areas such as rated securities, asset-backed securitization and basis trades.
So the thesis is becoming more than “RWA is growing.”
It is about whether institutional credit can become a sustainable onchain business — and whether $SYRUP can capture part of that growth.
This is one RWA project I’ll be watching closely.
$SYRUP #MapleFinance #RWA #DeFi
Disclaimer: Personal views for informational purposes only. Not financial or investment advice.
As one of the leading DeFi protocols on Sui, Cetus played a major role in the ecosystem’s early growth. But the $223M exploit in May 2025 became a major turning point.
The protocol survived, relaunched with a stronger security focus, and continued building. But $CETUS has never fully recovered from the damage to market confidence.
Today, $CETUS is trading around $0.0235, with a market cap of only ~$22.6M and still more than 94% below its ATH.
That price tells a very different story from the protocol itself.
The question is no longer whether Cetus survived the hack. It did.
The bigger question is whether Cetus can rebuild enough trust, liquidity and usage to regain its position in Sui DeFi.
A painful history, but potentially an interesting comeback story.