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The TVL of $AAVE has grown significantly; could DeFi Summer be making a comeback? The total value locked (TVL) of $AAVE has surpassed $LIDO, increasing by 50% from the year's low of $20 billion to an all-time high on May 12th with $40 billion, solidifying its position as the leading lending protocol on Ethereum and the second-largest decentralized application by TVL. This recovery marks a strong confidence in Ethereum's DeFi ecosystem, which had seen a decline in activity earlier this year. At the time of writing, $AAVE is generating over $1 million in daily transaction fees, indicating active protocol usage far beyond passive capital deposits. $AAVE is proving its superiority in both product and token price trajectory despite Ethereum's sluggishness and the "aggressiveness" of the Solana ecosystem. Currently, $AAVE is fluctuating at a price of $260, driving the growth of a series of other DeFi protocols. If DeFi Summer truly happens, these are the DeFi projects everyone should watch: $COW (CoW Protocol): A DeFi protocol focused on optimizing transactions through the "Coincidence of Wants" mechanism, reducing gas costs and avoiding front-running. It provides a decentralized exchange solution with a smooth user experience, integrated with DEX platforms. $ENA (Ethena): A project developing the decentralized stablecoin USDe, backed by Ethereum staking assets and using a delta-neutral strategy to maintain stable prices. Ethena aims to provide a high-yield, low-risk decentralized financial solution. $FXS (Frax Share): The governance token of the Frax Protocol, a hybrid stablecoin system (partially collateralized) with FRAX as the main stablecoin. FXS is used for voting, staking, and profit sharing, supporting FRAX price stability through an algorithmic mechanism. $PENDLE: A DeFi protocol that allows for the tokenization and trading of future yield. Pendle separates yield from staking assets or liquidity provision, creating a market for buying, selling, or hedging yield. #DeFi

By Alex Liu, Foresight News The Stablecoin Act vs. FXS On May 20, the GENIUS Act, a legislative bill for stablecoins in the United States, was voted in the Senate, and there are still two major steps before the House of Representatives vote and the president's signature. Markets previously believed that a vote in the Senate was the biggest obstacle to the bill's passage, and barring any surprises, it would only be a matter of time before the bill was fully passed. Which crypto project is the biggest winner of this legislative victory? In terms of token price performance, it could be Frax Finance. With the passage of the bill in the Senate, the Frax Finance token FXS (now renamed FRAX, which has not yet been updated on centralized exchanges) briefly rose above 4.4 USDT, ranking first among mainstream exchanges. Even with a slight correction in the price at the moment, FXS is still up more than 100% in the month. Why is the bill good for Frax Finance, and why is Frax seen by some as the biggest winner of the GENIUS Act? Frax Finance Frax Finance's products are not just stablecoins, but also liquid staking, lending, L2, and more. But they have deep roots in stablecoins. Frax used to be the issuer of the hybrid algorithmic stablecoin FRAX, but it abandoned the "computational" track after the Luna UST crash and transformed into a fully collateralized stablecoin. Since then, FRAX has been further updated to frxUSD, secured by fiat currency, "with the entire roadmap to become the first licensed fiat currency stablecoin". Frax founder Sam hinted that Frax benefited the most from the bill But why did frxUSD become the "first" licensed fiat currency stablecoin before USDC, USDY and other products? At the regulatory level, it really has the possibility of "being close to the water, first getting the first month". Sam Kazemian, the founder of Frax Finance, has frequently posted photos of himself with crypto legislators in Washington, D.C., since the beginning of the year. He is rumored to have been deeply involved in the discussion and drafting of the GENIUS Act as an industry insider. The market seems to be pricing in the regulatory advantage that Frax Finance will have accordingly. Sam poses with crypto-friendly Senator Lummis If the speculation is true, Sam, as a drafter and participant in the bill, naturally has a deeper understanding of the GENIUS Act, and it is easier for his project to meet the requirements. In addition, it remains to be seen whether friendly relations with legislators will give the regulatory green light for the future of FRAX. The future route of FRAX In addition to potential regulatory opportunities, FRAX is building a vertically integrated stablecoin ecosystem, including frxUSD (stablecoin), FraxNet (bank interface), and Fraxtal (L2 execution layer), to accommodate the needs of the future regulatory environment: frxUSD: As a stablecoin for FRAX, pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar. FraxNet: A banking interface designed to connect the traditional financial system with DeFi. Fraxtal: An L2 execution layer (or a gradual shift to L1) that provides efficient trading and scalability. The token restructuring is also part of FRAX's future plans. FXS has rebranded to FRAX and given it features such as Gas, Governance, Burning, and Staking. This change is designed to enhance FRAX's functionality and market competitiveness, allowing it to operate more flexibly in a compliant environment. Staking FRAX as veFRAX can get potential rewards such as FXTL (Frax's own points), Karak, Ethena, and Symbiotic points. The founders actively operate and participate in stablecoin-related legislation, and their own product roadmap is actively adjusted to narrative services. With the further implementation of the GENIUS Act, the performance of FXS (FRAX) is worth looking forward to.

Orange Evening Analysis 5.20 GENIUS Stablecoin Act advances further in the Senate! Crypto market is boiling, #RWA #Stablecoin sectors are taking off, with a potential capital exposure of up to $2 trillion. Dollar hegemony + new play for U.S. Treasury bonds—could this signal an altcoin bull run? The biggest news last night was that the GENIUS Stablecoin Act passed the Senate's second procedural motion vote. While this doesn’t mean the bill is passed, it’s a significant step forward compared to the bearish news on May 8, when the procedural vote failed due to the Democratic Party withdrawing support (concerns over anti-money laundering and Trump-related conflicts of interest). Essentially, this marks a restart for the bill. The next steps include Senate debates and amendments, a final Senate vote, House review, bicameral coordination, and presidential signing. Although the road to final legislation is still long—earliest completion expected by August—the impact of this stablecoin bill on crypto is immense. Even crypto czar David Sacks tweeted that this procedural approval is a major victory for the cryptocurrency sector. Coinbase CEO also stated that if the bill passes, it would be a huge win for on-chain innovation. White House digital asset advisor Bo Hines believes the GENIUS Act will solidify the dollar’s dominance and position U.S. asset innovation as a global leader. Many people might still be unclear about the specific benefits this bill brings to crypto. Firstly, it opens up massive capital exposure. The stablecoins we currently use, like USDC and USDT, are still considered niche assets by Wall Street, with compliance and regulation being the main barriers to large-scale institutional entry. If the stablecoin bill passes, institutions will have no more concerns. Elizabeth Warren even estimated that this bill could expand the stablecoin market size from $200 billion to $2 trillion, which is close to Canada’s GDP. Imagine this scale of capital entering the crypto market—wouldn’t everything skyrocket? Altcoin bull runs wouldn’t be a concern anymore. Secondly, the global status of the dollar would be safeguarded. On-chain stablecoins and investments would become new reservoirs for U.S. Treasury bonds. Whether the new stablecoin is USD1 or USD2, the underlying asset will ultimately be U.S. Treasury bonds. Trump’s push for this stablecoin bill, even personally promoting it, is essentially aimed at weakening the dollar while ensuring its global influence. This requires enhancing the utility of U.S. Treasury bonds. Currently, Tether’s holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds are already among the top globally, surpassing Germany’s reserves as of last night’s news. If dozens or hundreds more Tethers are created in the future, U.S. Treasury bonds might not even be sufficient. This way, the U.S. debt crisis could be controlled. Trump’s earlier statement about relying on crypto to solve the U.S. debt problem might ultimately hinge on the stablecoin plan. With the current $37 trillion U.S. Treasury bond market, the capital influx into on-chain and crypto markets would be even larger. Therefore, if this bill passes, it would undoubtedly be a super bullish event, surpassing Bitcoin spot ETFs or even national strategic reserve-level benefits. Because of this bill, today’s #RWA #Stablecoin sectors have surged. Let’s start with RWA. Since stablecoins are pegged to U.S. Treasury bonds or dollar-equivalent assets, they essentially qualify as real-world assets (RWA). Moreover, if the dollar can go on-chain, other physical and financial assets can also go on-chain. The method for on-chain integration would likely rely on existing infrastructure. Thus, #RWA is bound to be a super sector for a long time. Today, almost all RWA-related projects have surged, especially the new RWA stars on-chain like $collat, $kta, $token, $mpl, etc., with gains exceeding 30%. Leading projects like $ondo, $link, $mkr, $syrup, $om also showed strong performance, with single-day gains exceeding 5%. Next is stablecoin protocols. Although there’s been much discussion today suggesting that the stablecoin bill is actually bearish for existing decentralized stablecoin protocols—since the future market will likely only recognize stablecoins collateralized by the dollar—the current stablecoin protocols were designed to counter centralized fiat currencies. They’ve implemented various mechanisms to optimize fiat currencies. However, Luna’s collapse has shown the limitations of pure algorithmic stablecoins. Over-collateralized or semi-algorithmic models either suffer from low capital efficiency or are prone to de-pegging, making it difficult to sustain large-scale operations. Theoretically, if hundreds more USDTs are created, decentralized stablecoins might struggle to find a foothold. Nonetheless, there’s still short-term speculative potential. Last night, $aave, $fxs, $ena, $pendle, $crv all saw gains of 10-20%, indicating that centralized exchanges (CEXs) currently have no other options but to play this concept. As for on-chain meme coins, there wasn’t much action last night. I mentioned in a previous article that the “believe” strategy has diverted too much in-market capital to traditional Web2, causing a drop in retail investor confidence and sentiment. This marks a short-term peak. The next trend might return to mainstream narratives like RWA, AI, DeFi, PayFi, and L1. However, a true altcoin bull run will only happen after Bitcoin officially reaches ATH. This round of altcoin bull runs might occur after Bitcoin hits $120k, so everyone should patiently wait.

Original title: "Why did FRAX become the biggest winner after the stablecoin bill passed?" 》 Original article by Alex Liu, Foresight News The Stablecoin Act vs. FXS On May 20, the GENIUS Act, a legislative bill for stablecoins in the United States, was voted in the Senate, and there are still two major steps before the House of Representatives vote and the president's signature. Markets previously believed that a vote in the Senate was the biggest obstacle to the bill's passage, and barring any surprises, it would only be a matter of time before the bill was fully passed. Which crypto project is the biggest winner of this legislative victory? In terms of token price performance, it could be Frax Finance. With the passage of the bill in the Senate, the Frax Finance token FXS (now renamed FRAX, which has not yet been updated on centralized exchanges) briefly rose above 4.4 USDT, ranking first among mainstream exchanges. Even with a slight correction in the price at the moment, FXS is still up more than 100% in the month. Why is the bill good for Frax Finance, and why is Frax seen by some as the biggest winner of the GENIUS Act? Frax Finance Frax Finance's products are not just stablecoins, but also liquid staking, lending, L2, and more. But they have deep roots in stablecoins. Frax used to be the issuer of the hybrid algorithmic stablecoin FRAX, but it abandoned the "computational" track after the Luna UST crash and transformed into a fully collateralized stablecoin. Since then, FRAX has been further updated to frxUSD, secured by fiat currency, "with the entire roadmap to become the first licensed fiat currency stablecoin". Frax founder Sam hinted that Frax benefited the most from the bill But why did frxUSD become the "first" licensed fiat currency stablecoin before USDC, USDY and other products? At the regulatory level, it really has the possibility of "being close to the water, first getting the first month". Sam Kazemian, the founder of Frax Finance, has frequently posted photos of himself with crypto legislators in Washington, D.C., since the beginning of the year. He is rumored to have been deeply involved in the discussion and drafting of the GENIUS Act as an industry insider. The market seems to be pricing in the regulatory advantage that Frax Finance will have accordingly. Sam poses with crypto-friendly Senator Lummis If the speculation is true, Sam, as the drafter and participant of the bill, naturally has a deeper understanding of the GENIUS Act, and it is easier for his project to meet the requirements. In addition, it remains to be seen whether friendly relations with legislators will give the regulatory green light for the future of FRAX. The future route of FRAX In addition to potential regulatory opportunities, FRAX is building a vertically integrated stablecoin ecosystem, including frxUSD (stablecoin), FraxNet (bank interface), and Fraxtal (L2 execution layer), to accommodate the needs of the future regulatory environment: · frxUSD: As a stablecoin for FRAX, pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar · FraxNet: A banking interface designed to connect the traditional financial system with DeFi · Fraxtal: An L2 execution layer (or a gradual shift to L1) that provides efficient trading and scalability The token restructuring is also part of FRAX's future plans. FXS has rebranded to FRAX and given it features such as Gas, Governance, Burning, and Staking. This change is designed to enhance FRAX's functionality and market competitiveness, allowing it to operate more flexibly in a compliant environment. Staking FRAX as veFRAX can get potential rewards such as FXTL (Frax's own points), Karak, Ethena, and Symbiotic points. The founders actively operate and participate in stablecoin-related legislation, and their own product roadmap is actively adjusted to narrative services. With the further implementation of the GENIUS Act, the performance of FXS (FRAX) is worth looking forward to. Link to original article

Original article by Alex Liu, Foresight News The Stablecoin Act vs. FXS On May 20, the GENIUS Act, a legislative bill for stablecoins in the United States, was voted in the Senate, and there are still two major steps before the House of Representatives vote and the president's signature. Markets previously believed that a vote in the Senate was the biggest obstacle to the bill's passage, and barring any surprises, it would only be a matter of time before the bill was fully passed. Which crypto project is the biggest winner of this legislative victory? In terms of token price performance, it could be Frax Finance. With the passage of the bill in the Senate, the Frax Finance token FXS (now renamed FRAX, which has not yet been updated on centralized exchanges) briefly rose above 4.4 USDT, ranking first among mainstream exchanges. Even with a slight correction in the price at the moment, FXS is still up more than 100% in the month. Why is the bill good for Frax Finance, and why is Frax seen by some as the biggest winner of the GENIUS Act? Frax Finance Frax Finance's products are not just stablecoins, but also liquid staking, lending, L2, and more. But they have deep roots in stablecoins. Frax used to be the issuer of the hybrid algorithmic stablecoin FRAX, but it abandoned the "computational" track after the Luna UST crash and transformed into a fully collateralized stablecoin. Since then, FRAX has been further updated to frxUSD, secured by fiat currency, "with the entire roadmap to become the first licensed fiat currency stablecoin". Frax founder Sam hinted that Frax benefited the most from the bill But why did frxUSD become the "first" licensed fiat currency stablecoin before USDC, USDY and other products? At the regulatory level, it really has the possibility of "being close to the water, first getting the first month". Sam Kazemian, the founder of Frax Finance, has frequently posted photos of himself with crypto legislators in Washington, D.C., since the beginning of the year. He is rumored to have been deeply involved in the discussion and drafting of the GENIUS Act as an industry insider. The market seems to be pricing in the regulatory advantage that Frax Finance will have accordingly. Sam poses with crypto-friendly Senator Lummis If the speculation is true, Sam, as a drafter and participant in the bill, naturally has a deeper understanding of the GENIUS Act, and it is easier for his project to meet the requirements. In addition, it remains to be seen whether friendly relations with legislators will give the regulatory green light for the future of FRAX. The future route of FRAX In addition to potential regulatory opportunities, FRAX is building a vertically integrated stablecoin ecosystem, including frxUSD (stablecoin), FraxNet (bank interface), and Fraxtal (L2 execution layer), to accommodate the needs of the future regulatory environment: frxUSD: As a stablecoin for FRAX, pegged 1:1 to the US dollar. FraxNet: A banking interface designed to connect the traditional financial system with DeFi. Fraxtal: An L2 execution layer (or a gradual shift to L1) that provides efficient trading and scalability. The token restructuring is also part of FRAX's future plans. FXS has rebranded to FRAX and given it features such as Gas, Governance, Burning, and Staking. This change is designed to enhance FRAX's functionality and market competitiveness, allowing it to operate more flexibly in a compliant environment. Staking FRAX as veFRAX can get potential rewards such as FXTL (Frax's own points), Karak, Ethena, and Symbiotic points. The founders actively operate and participate in stablecoin-related legislation, and their own product roadmap is actively adjusted to narrative services. With the further implementation of the GENIUS Act, the performance of FXS (FRAX) is worth looking forward to. Link to original article