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Crypto market monthly review: January 2025 In January 2025, the total market value of cryptocurrencies increased by 7.2%, reaching $2.8 trillion. Major blockchain platforms showed varying performances, and under the dual impact of new regulatory policies and advancements in artificial intelligence technology, Bitcoin further solidified its market dominance, accounting for 71.3%. Market Overview The price of Bitcoin rose from $94,577 to $102,180, an increase of 8.0%. In contrast, Ethereum performed poorly, falling from $3,353 to $3,292, a decrease of 1.8%, with the ETH/BTC ratio hitting a near 5-month low. Several significant policy developments have notably impacted market trends. The new government's cryptocurrency regulatory directives provide clear guidance for the industry, emphasizing the protection of self-custody rights and support for stablecoin development. However, remarks at the end of the month regarding international trade tariffs have raised concerns about the global economy.

The crypto market has recently shown signs of recovery, rebounding due to easing inflation in the United States. On the technical side, the ETH merge is receiving significant attention, with short-term narratives outperforming Bitcoin. Meanwhile, meme coins like DOGE and SHIB are active, indicating a potential new market trend. Future developments to look forward to include emerging narratives like Layer 2 and privacy DeFi.

Stablecoin Market Landscape: A Comprehensive Analysis of 12 Public Chain Ecosystems In 2025, stablecoins have become one of the most prominent areas in the cryptocurrency market. As of May 22, the total market capitalization of stablecoins has exceeded $245 billion, showing a rapid growth trend. Behind this is the fierce competition among major public blockchains. Stablecoins are not only an important indicator of asset liquidity but also a key factor in measuring the recognition of the public blockchain market. This article will conduct an in-depth analysis of the stablecoin data of the top 12 public blockchains, outlining a panoramic view of the development of public blockchain stablecoins. Ethereum: The growth of USDC helps maintain its leading position The market capitalization of Ethereum's stablecoins has reached 122.5 billion USD, accounting for 50% of the total issuance of all stablecoins. USDT remains the highest proportion stablecoin on Ethereum, accounting for about 50%. However, from the perspective of USDT, its issuance on Ethereum is showing a downward trend at the beginning of 2025. Data shows that in 2024, U

Vitalik shares five regrets about the initial design of Ethereum. Recently, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin delivered a surprising speech at the ETHBerlin event, reflecting on some regrets in Ethereum's early design. His remarks not only evoked memories of Ethereum's inception in 2014 but also provided new ideas for the future development of this cryptocurrency, which has a market value of up to 448 billion dollars. Currently, Ethereum has become a representative of decentralized finance, with an ecosystem value exceeding 63 billion USD. The US SEC has just partially approved a spot Ethereum ETF, and the world's largest asset management company has also launched a tokenized fund on the Ethereum network. However, Vitalik believes that Ethereum is still misunderstood by many: "The positioning of Bitcoin is very simple, it's digital gold. But when it comes to Ethereum,

Solayer launched InfiniSVM Devnet, with peak TPS exceeding 340,000. Recently, a new blockchain solution named InfiniSVM has gone live on Devnet, attracting widespread attention in the industry. This solution claims to have achieved an astonishing peak of over 340,000 TPS in a testing environment, a figure that far exceeds the processing capabilities of current mainstream blockchains. While the Solana ecosystem still hovers around 4,000 TPS, the emergence of InfiniSVM undoubtedly brings a disruptive performance enhancement. The breakthrough of InfiniSVM primarily stems from its innovative technological approach. As pure software optimization approaches its limits, the project has turned its attention to the field of hardware acceleration. The hardware bottlenecks faced by traditional blockchains, such as CPU serial processing and network I/O latency, are exactly the areas that InfiniSVM focuses on overcoming. The solution uses RDMA (Remote Direct Memory Access)