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ソラナ (SOL) はバイナンスで *$81.78* で取引されており、昨日から約3%下落しています¹。これは、高速で低手数料のブロックチェーンで、DeFiおよびNFTプロジェクトのための定番となっています。総ロック価値は約$6.6Bで、市場キャップは$50B近くです。アナリストによる2026年の予測は、採用と機関投資家の流入に応じて、控えめな$90〜$120から強気の$450までさまざまです²³。オンチェーンの活動や新しいソラナ関連のETFに注目してください。これらは潜在的な上昇の鍵となる要因です。

With just $6 to start, you’ll need a low‑price, high‑upside token. Right now *Ethereum Name Service (ENS)* is trading around $6.54 on Binance ¹. It has a solid use case (decentralized naming for wallets and dApps) and a market cap of about $545 M, giving it room to grow.

To turn $6 into $400 you’d need roughly a 66× price jump—possible only if ENS captures a lot more adoption or the overall market rallies. Keep in mind crypto is super volatile; never invest more than you can afford to lose
So, a balanced approach: put most of your $6 into ENS for a relatively “safer” bet, and maybe toss a dollar into a cheap presale for a moonshot. What’s your risk tolerance?
So tell guys

*Bitcoin (BTC)* – $90,681, $1.81 T market cap. It’s the blue‑chip of crypto, deep liquidity and institutional interest make it a solid core holding for most portfolios ¹.

*Ethereum (ETH)* – $3,094, $373 B market cap. Powers DeFi, NFTs and layer‑2 scaling; great for long‑term growth and ecosystem exposure ¹.

*Solana (SOL)* – $136, $77.8 B market cap. High‑throughput, low fees, and a booming dApp scene—ideal if you want higher upside with more volatility ¹.

If you’re looking for a balanced starter mix, allocate ~50% to BTC, ~30% to ETH, and ~20% to SOL. Adjust based on your risk tolerance and watch for market swings.

$HYPER Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER) – a Bitcoin Layer‑2 rollup still in presale, already over $31 M raised. Its tiny market cap and high‑staking APY mean it could realistically 200× if the mainnet launch and exchange listings click ¹ ².

Bottom line: HYPER offers the most credible 200× potential on paper, but it’s a presale with high risk—only invest what you can afford to lose. Keep an eye on mainnet updates and upcoming listings.$HYPER Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER) – a Bitcoin Layer‑2 rollup still in presale, already over $31 M raised. Its tiny market cap and high‑staking APY mean it could realistically 200× if the mainnet launch and exchange listings click ¹ ².

Bottom line: HYPER offers the most credible 200× potential on paper, but it’s a presale with high risk—only invest what you can afford to lose. Keep an eye on mainnet updates and upcoming listings.$

#Ethereum
Ethereum Secures 34% of the RWA Market After 315% Annual Growth
Ethereum's tokenized real-world asset (RWA) value has blown past $17 billion, a 315% jump from roughly $4.1 billion a year ago. That growth hands Ethereum about 34% of the total on-chain RWA market and cements the network as the go-to chain for institutions putting traditional assets on-chain.
The number is hard to ignore. While other chains are making moves in the RWA space, Ethereum's combination of infrastructure, liquidity, and institutional trust keeps pulling the biggest players toward it.
What Are Tokenized Real-World Assets?
RWAs are traditional financial instruments and physical goods, think U.S. Treasuries, commodities, private credit, corporate bonds, and real estate, that have been tokenized on a blockchain. The appeal is straightforward: fractional ownership, better liquidity, and programmable yields that bridge traditional finance (TradFi) and
decentralized finance
(DeFi).
Excluding stablecoins, the global on-chain RWA market sits at $24.92 billion as of February 17, 2026, up 13.86% over the past 30 days.
Stablecoins
technically qualify as RWAs too, but add another $296.16 billion, which is why most analytics treat them separately.
Why Is Ethereum Leading the RWA Race?
The $17 billion figure tells one story. The list of institutions building on Ethereum tells another.
BlackRock's BUIDL fund, a tokenized U.S. Treasury product launched in 2024 through Securitize, has grown to $2.2 billion and is now the largest fund of its kind. As of early February 2026, it supports direct on-chain trading through UniswapX, a move that signals where institutional DeFi is heading.
JPMorgan seeded its first tokenized money-market fund on Ethereum with $100 million back in December 2025, targeting qualified investors. And Wintermute launched institutional trading for tokenized gold in February 2026, predicting that tokenized gold alone could hit $15 billion this year.
Commodities already contribute over $5 billion to Ethereum's RWA footprint. Tokenized gold products like XAUT ($2.53 billion) and PAXG ($2.24 billion) make up a large chunk. On the Treasuries side, USYC ($1.7 billion) and USDY ($1.3 billion) lead the pack.
How Does Ethereum Stack Up Against Other Chains?
Ethereum's market share depends on how you measure it. The Block's data puts it at around 34% of the broader market.
RWA.xyz
, which focuses on non-stablecoin distributed assets, shows Ethereum at 58.43% with $14.7 billion. BlackRock's 2026 outlook estimates the network holds over 65% of tokenized assets.
Regardless of which number you use, the gap is wide.
BNB Chain
sits second at $2.3 billion (9.13%), followed by
Solana
at $1.7 billion (6.82%). Solana's 42.19% monthly growth rate is impressive, but the absolute numbers are still a fraction of Ethereum's.
Over the past 30 days, Ethereum's RWA value grew 13.40%. Transfer volumes for RWAs have doubled to $26 billion in the same period, and RWAs now rank as the fourth-largest DeFi category by total value locked at $21.5 billion.
Where Does the RWA Market Go From Here?
The projections are aggressive but come from credible sources. Standard Chartered estimates tokenized RWAs could reach $2 trillion by 2028, with the majority on
Ethereum
. ARK Invest pushes that further, forecasting $11 trillion by 2030.
Participation is broadening too. The sector now has over 849,869 asset holders, up 33.95% in the past 30 days alone.
Challenges haven't disappeared. Regulatory clarity is still a work in progress, and scalability remains a constraint, with Layer 2 solutions easing that pressure. But when BlackRock, JPMorgan, and Wintermute are all building on the same chain, the direction of travel is clear.
Ethereum didn't just find a niche in the RWA market. It's becoming the default.
The Block Coverage of Ethereum's RWA market value exceeding $17 billion and 315% annual growthRWA.xyz Real-time data on global RWA market breakdown by network, asset holders, and 30-day growth metricsCoinMarketCap Live market cap data for XAUT and PAXG tokenized gold products

It was a long time coming.

Those of you who regularly use Ethereum’s network will have noticed a drastic improvement to the base chain, in part thanks to the Fusaka Upgrade.

Since this hard fork, we’ve seen various Ethereum-related transactions plummet in costs, particularly ERC-20 token swaps.

What used to cost dollars per transaction began to fall after L2s and other L1S, such as Solana, BNB Chain, and Polygon, entered the market.

After visiting the Etherscan Gas Tracker website, I couldn’t believe my eyes.

Token swaps, NFT sales, borrowing and bridging costs for pennies.

A standard transaction on the base chain will be a fraction of that.

There goes one of Solana’s major advantages over the #1 smart contracts platform.

The true test for Ethereum is whether these ultra-low fees can be sustained amid a flurry of network activity once we see the next wave of altseason.

Sidenote: No, I don’t think the idea of altseason is dead and buried. Rather, it will be much shorter, far less frequent and more specific to certain tokens.

Checking the Gas Tracker website a few times a week over the past month shows us that consistently dirt-cheap fees have become the rule, not the exception.