0xResearch Newsletter
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The platform turns to onchain rails for Solana assets while crypto M&A and fundraising surge to cycle highs
Robinhood is pushing deeper into high-margin market design, joining competitors like Kalshi and DraftKings
Meanwhile, recent acquisitions continue to neglect tokenholders
Unit economics inflect, institutional capital shows up onchain, and market structure continues to evolve
Lightspeed IR, launched with the Solana Foundation, aims to give allocators a single surface for diligence and communication
BTC leads a broad crypto bid as ETFs post their strongest inflow in weeks
The exchange between Kamino and Jupiter has escalated from healthy competition to a clear public dispute
Crypto lags behind TradFi benchmarks, but trends in stablecoins, deposits and loans point to durable multi-year growth
Despite a soft market backdrop, Solana DeFi tokens showed relative strength, with Sanctum leading the pack
Nearly 40% of Hyperliquid’s daily active users trade through third-party frontends rather than the native UI
The platform turns to onchain rails for Solana assets while crypto M&A and fundraising surge to cycle highs
Robinhood is pushing deeper into high-margin market design, joining competitors like Kalshi and DraftKings
Meanwhile, recent acquisitions continue to neglect tokenholders
Unit economics inflect, institutional capital shows up onchain, and market structure continues to evolve
Lightspeed IR, launched with the Solana Foundation, aims to give allocators a single surface for diligence and communication
BTC leads a broad crypto bid as ETFs post their strongest inflow in weeks
The exchange between Kamino and Jupiter has escalated from healthy competition to a clear public dispute
Crypto lags behind TradFi benchmarks, but trends in stablecoins, deposits and loans point to durable multi-year growth
Despite a soft market backdrop, Solana DeFi tokens showed relative strength, with Sanctum leading the pack
Nearly 40% of Hyperliquid’s daily active users trade through third-party frontends rather than the native UI