#BLOCKCHAIN# explained simply as if you were 5 years old

In the past 30 days, the Hyperliquid Assistance Fund has spent $106M buying back $HYPE at an average price of $42.8.
Soon, the upcoming upgrade will flip the system:
• Fee share for HLP → cut to 1%
• The remaining 99% → goes straight into $HYPE buybacks
This means instead of value being scattered, nearly all system fees will now be funneled into strengthening $HYPE.
A massive gravitational force is forming.
Not just price support, but a complete redefinition of how liquidity circulates in Hyperliquid.
The real question isn’t “Will this mechanism work?”
It’s: are you early enough to stand on th

Just a few short days after its launch, Jupiter Lend has exploded with over 370 million USD TVL.
This is not just a number.
It is a signal.
A confirmation that liquidity is indeed flowing back into Solana – and it is choosing a strong enough place to hold it: Jupiter.
Remember that:
➠ From a DEX aggregator → Jupiter has become the central infrastructure layer for Solana DeFi.
➠ Lending is not just a feature. It is an empowerment.
➠ When capital starts to choose to stay instead of "revolving," a new cycle is being formed.
$JUP

Ethereum Mainnet and Layer 2 are reshaping DeFi. But where will the future of smart capital choose to reside? Safe Mainnet or fast L2?
The DeFi market on Ethereum is witnessing a clear division between Mainnet and Layer 2 (L2) solutions, with each layer taking on a specialized role in the ecosystem.
Below is a comprehensive analysis of the drivers, strengths, risks, and outlook for 6–12 months 🖱️👇🏻
1. Macro Drivers: Function Segmentation
Ethereum mainnet: Functions as a "trustworthy tool", optimized for high-level security and deep liquidity, serving large value transactions (RWA, treasury,

Raydium – the leading DEX on Solana – has just experienced a tumultuous quarter with the average daily trading volume falling sharply by 69.2%, from $3.6 billion in Q1 to $1.1 billion in Q2.
Not only Raydium, the entire Solana DEXs also witnessed a significant decline. According to data from DefiLlama ( has been adjusted to eliminate wash trading ), the average daily trading volume across all Solana DEXs fell by 56.4%, from $6.9 billion to $3.0 billion.
This decline is not merely due to technical factors, but reflects significant changes in on-chain cash flow:
• Liquidity is gradually shiftin

✦ last week defi markets showed a clear divergence
trading volume on ethereum dapps fell 23.9%, with bnb chain and unichain also declining ➠ short-term capital appears to be exiting ecosystems once considered “safe”
✦ meanwhile, layer 2 solutions stood out
arbitrum volume rose over 10%
mantle edged up 2.6%
users and capital are moving toward lower fees, faster transactions, and better yield opportunities
✦ if this trend continues ➠ we could see a sustained shift from mainnets to l2s, where efficiency and low costs become the core competitive advantage of decentralized finance

Stable-stable pairs currently account for over 90% of the total volume of transactions on Fluid Protocol, a sharp increase from the previous level of 60%.
This is an important turning point, as it clearly reflects the shift of capital in DeFi:
• Users are prioritizing stability over chasing price fluctuations.
• The demand for trading between stablecoins has increased significantly, helping to minimize risks and optimize costs.
• Platforms focusing on stable-stable pairs like Fluid are emerging as top choices for sustainable liquidity.
Compared to major competitors like Curve, Uniswap, Maveric