#1: During Ethereum's ICO in 2014, the price of 1 $ETH was $0.31.
#2: It is estimated that about 20% of all Bitcoin is lost forever.
#3: The largest bribe in Web3's sniping history is 141.66 ETH (~$350K) to buy $SAVM
#4: As of 2024, there are 2.5M+ tokens issued on Ethereum.
#5: As of 2024, there are 925 active CEXs worldwide.
#6: One of the highest profit trades in crypto history involves the Winklevoss twins who bought $11M worth of Bitcoin in April 2013. In December 2017, their investment appreciated to ~$1.3 billion.
#7: The largest hack in crypto history to date is the Ronin Network (Axie Infinity) hack, where ~$620 million was stolen.
#8: The percentage of total crypto transaction volume associated with illicit activity, including hacks, is estimated at 0.3%.
#9: The largest Web3 wallet by value currently holds over $30 billion worth of various cryptocurrencies and is owned by Binance.
#10: The lowest Bitcoin dominance in history was around 37% in January 2018.
#11: Monad Labs is the most-funded project in 2024 with $225M raised.
#12: The highest gas fee in Ethereum's history was recorded on February 23, 2021 when the average gas price surged to over 1,400 Gwei (0.04 Ether).
#13: The largest ICO in history was conducted by EOS in 2018, raising over $4 billion.
#14: As of 2024, there are over 35,000 Bitcoin ATMs worldwide.
#15: The first decentralized exchange was EtherDelta, launched in 2016.
#16: The Pineapple Fund, created by an anonymous Bitcoin philanthropist, donated over $55 million worth of Bitcoin to various charities in 2017 and 2018.
#17: The first travel booking platform to accept Bitcoin was CheapAir in 2013.
#18: In 2021, SpaceChain sent a Bitcoin node to the International Space Station (ISS), making it the first blockchain transaction executed in space.
#19: Vitalik Buterin donated over $1 billion worth of SHIB tokens to the India COVID-Crypto Relief Fund in 2021.
#20: The first-ever NFT for a physical item was the digital token for the 2006 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano, which sold for $2.5 million in 2021.
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• Market Cap: $2.91T (-6.39%, lowest since $2.71T on Nov 11, 2024)
• ~$400B in market cap vanished
• $1.51B liquidated
• $BTC at $87,678 (-6.72%)
• Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index: 25
• ETH (-9.76%), SOL(-12.23%), XRP(-10.86%), DOGE(-10.28%)
Wtf is happening?
Key factors ↓
The crypto market is collapsing like a house of cards & no one’s sure why. Let’s connect the dots between experts, panic, and hidden catalysts.
1. Bybit Hack:
Many linked the market downturn to the Bybit hack on February 21, 2025, during which $1.46 billion in crypto assets were stolen—the largest crypto heist of all time.
Result: This might create a risk-off sentiment that prompted many traders and investors to panic sell.
Why it might not be: Bybit remains solvent, with reserves exceeding liabilities and bridge loans filling liquidity gaps.
2. Trump's Tariff Announcement:
On February 24, during a press conference, Trump announced a 25% tariff on Canada and Mexico, shaking up markets and pushing investors away from risky assets like crypto.
Recently, @Spectral_Labs launched Spectral Syntax V2 beta, which allows anyone to create autonomous, community-owned AI agents.
I decided to give it a try and launched my own AI Agent, relying on research data.
Now, I have the answer to whether AI Agents are a big thing ↓
First, a disclaimer: please don't rush to purchase access to my AI Agent. It was created solely to test the functionality of Spectral Syntax V2.
I'm here to share my experience, not to shill my AI Agent (it's not very smart).
So now, with the disclaimer in place, let's move to the interesting part.
What is Spectral Syntax V2?
It's a platform for creating autonomous, community-owned AI agents. Unlike traditional logic-driven bots, these agents are self-organizing and operate independently, relying on humans solely to boost their productivity.
Are memecoins truly a springboard for gains this bull run?
• What memecoin trackers don't reveal
• Key factors driving cult coins
• The current stage of the memecoin cycle
• The onboarding risk of the meme thesis
In-depth research ↓
Many call this year the "Year of Memecoins," with charts showing memes outperforming all other Web3 narratives.
This thread highlights key points from my latest research.
For a more in-depth exploration, please read my publication on Substack ↓ stacymuur.substack.com/p/are-memecoin…
The main challenge in evaluating the memecoin sector's performance is that most dashboards include only the largest memecoins (or cult coins).
For instance, on @artemis__xyz, the memecoin index currently tracks only 19 of the largest memecoins.