Nearly 90% of tokenized assets used in DeFi are on either Ethereum or Solana.
Will liquidity and network effects make early winners run away with the digitization of assets or is there still room for a competitor to differentiate themselves?
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Recently, there's been much talk of how YouTubers give crypto a bad name.
And there's truth in that.
But for every shillfluencer promising quick riches, there are a dozen honest educators grinding without recognition.
Here are 11 Crypto YouTubers with high quality content:
Before I start, a subtle shill for my own channel, where 48K subscribers watch my videos with onchain metrics analysis, tokenomics breakdowns, DeFi strategies, and DeFi tutorials.
If you want to understand the tokenomics and mechanics of new crypto protocols, Ceazor is your guy. He has over 400 videos diving into how DeFi protocols work. One of my go-tos whenever I'm learning about something new.
With the crypto market heating up, it's tougher than ever to know which networks are gaining real adoption.
On-chain metrics help to cut through the noise.
Here are 5 blockchains with growing usage.
@solana
One of the fastest growing chains this season.
Solana DEX volume is up nearly 10X, while daily active addresses are up 3X from their levels in September.
This volume has pushed on-chain APRs higher (30%+ on some large pools). Watch for this to attract capital inflows.
@GnosisChain
Gnosis has been quietly onboarding blue chip DeFi partners.
This year, Balancer, Aave, and Spark Protocol from MakerDAO have all deployed to Gnosis. This, combined with exceptional yield on sDAI has pushed Gnosis TVL from $81M in October to $261M now.
Everyone in crypto tells you to "do your own research", but rarely does anyone tell you how.
I've recorded over a dozen videos showing you how to DYOR, ranging from a beginner to advanced level. These cover:
-Metrics
-On-chain analysis
-AI tools
-Avoiding scams