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Market Cap
Volume (24h)
Circulating Supply
Total Supply
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Rise 40%
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PRICE
+17.24%
$0.2483
PRICE
+9.06%
$0.03465

PRICE
+8.42%
$399.54

PRICE
+6.96%
$0.1259

PRICE
+5.4%
$0.4862
PRICE
+5.16%
$672.82

PRICE
+5.16%
$66.16

PRICE
+5.11%
$0.2526

PRICE
+4.92%
$2.01

PRICE
+4.15%
$0.09628

PRICE
+4.14%
$0.03682

PRICE
+4%
$0.1846

PRICE
+3.46%
$0.008012

PRICE
+3.4%
$0.006360

PRICE
+3.07%
$0.09105

PRICE
+2.9%
$0.6905

PRICE
+2.75%
$0.9874

PRICE
+2.32%
$0.001748

PRICE
+2%
$0.8401

PRICE
+1.75%
$0.07937

PRICE
+1.41%
$1.34

PRICE
+1.35%
$0.055

PRICE
+1.3%
$0.1008

PRICE
+1.3%
$0.9399

PRICE
+1.23%
$52.44

VOL24
+3,336.94%
$1.14
VOL24
+360.2%
$0.01052

VOL24
+98.59%
$0.006363

VOL24
+96.79%
$1.13

VOL24
+75.23%
$399.59

VOL24
+67.86%
$0.9986

VOL24
+62.08%
$0.1260
VOL24
+61.59%
$673.16

VOL24
+51.41%
$0.09628

VOL24
+46.23%
$0.008005

VOL24
+43.8%
$2.01

VOL24
+41.51%
$0.2527

VOL24
+41.05%
$1.98

VOL24
+40.49%
$0.6905

VOL24
+40.46%
$0.9985

VOL24
+40.1%
$0.9992

VOL24
+38.35%
$0.9998

VOL24
+37.04%
$0.1543

VOL24
+32.55%
$0.4862

VOL24
+31.41%
$66.14

VOL24
+30.97%
$9.12

VOL24
+27.23%
$0.3450

VOL24
+26.87%
$0.2482

VOL24
+25.69%
$0.05911

VOL24
+25.32%
$0.2343

PRICE
+17.24%
$0.2483
PRICE
+9.06%
$0.03465

PRICE
+8.42%
$399.54

PRICE
+6.96%
$0.1259

PRICE
+5.4%
$0.4862
PRICE
+5.16%
$672.82

PRICE
+5.16%
$66.16

PRICE
+5.11%
$0.2526

PRICE
+4.92%
$2.01

PRICE
+4.15%
$0.09628

PRICE
+4.14%
$0.03682

PRICE
+4%
$0.1846

PRICE
+3.46%
$0.008012

PRICE
+3.4%
$0.006360

PRICE
+3.07%
$0.09105

PRICE
+2.9%
$0.6905

PRICE
+2.75%
$0.9874

PRICE
+2.32%
$0.001748

PRICE
+2%
$0.8401

PRICE
+1.75%
$0.07937

PRICE
+1.41%
$1.34

PRICE
+1.35%
$0.055

PRICE
+1.3%
$0.1008

PRICE
+1.3%
$0.9399

PRICE
+1.23%
$52.44

VOL24
+3,336.94%
$1.14
VOL24
+360.2%
$0.01052

VOL24
+98.59%
$0.006363

VOL24
+96.79%
$1.13

VOL24
+75.23%
$399.59

VOL24
+67.86%
$0.9986

VOL24
+62.08%
$0.1260
VOL24
+61.59%
$673.16

VOL24
+51.41%
$0.09628

VOL24
+46.23%
$0.008005

VOL24
+43.8%
$2.01

VOL24
+41.51%
$0.2527

VOL24
+41.05%
$1.98

VOL24
+40.49%
$0.6905

VOL24
+40.46%
$0.9985

VOL24
+40.1%
$0.9992

VOL24
+38.35%
$0.9998

VOL24
+37.04%
$0.1543

VOL24
+32.55%
$0.4862

VOL24
+31.41%
$66.14

VOL24
+30.97%
$9.12

VOL24
+27.23%
$0.3450

VOL24
+26.87%
$0.2482

VOL24
+25.69%
$0.05911

VOL24
+25.32%
$0.2343
Rise 40%
Fall 60%


$0.6555
#1221
$10,032,299
$6,283,696
64,580,537.03
71,946,379.72

Rank #41
$3.07
-5.69%

Rank #103
$1.39
-2.28%

Rank #120
$0.2146
-1.76%

Rank #202
$0.7194
-3.86%

Rank #222
$0.08640
-3.13%

Rank #302
$0.09949
-3.84%

Rank #422
$0.1982
-3.22%

Rank #611
$0.3328
-1.18%

Rank #628
$0.01933
-7%

Rank #788
$0.1418
-0.67%

Rank #979
$0.01806
+1.7%

Rank #2532
$0.005588
+1.9%
Balancer is a non-custodial portfolio manager, liquidity provider, and price sensor The Balancer Protocol Governance Token (BAL) are distributed to Liquidity Providers of Balancer. BALs are a key way of decentralizing the governance of the protocol such that it can remain resilient over time, protected from the failure of any single stakeholder. The proposed amount of distributed BALs to liquidity providers is 145,000 per week, or approximately 7.5M per year. This means in the first year of BAL’s existence there would be 30% supply inflation off the initially allocated supply of 25M tokens. This high rate of supply inflation is meant to kickstart the distribution of governance rights of the protocol out to those who earn it.
21 May 2026, 21:24

Syndicate Labs, an on-chain development startup backed by Andreessen Horowitz, announced that it is winding down operations after five years of building infrastructure for on-chain developers. It cited major shifts in the rollup market as the primary reason behind the decision. EVM Rollups No Longer the Standard In a statement on X, Syndicate Labs said its main focus had been giving developers better tools to build and scale on-chain apps. But according to the company, the rollup market has changed sharply in recent years. It noted that fewer new rollups are entering the space, while several older projects have slowly disappeared. The company said the market had moved away from the type of technology it was building, and added that EVM rollups are no longer viewed as the industry standard. Instead, it said developers are increasingly choosing to build custom chains from scratch through consulting teams, which has resulted in less reusable infrastructure and reduced network effects across the ecosystem. Syndicate Labs said it had spent years trying to support the growth of on-chain applications and wished the outcome had been different. Despite the shutdown of the development company, the group stressed that the broader Syndicate ecosystem will continue to exist separately through the Syndicate Network Collective, a Wyoming-based DUNA that holds governance authority over SYND tokens. The company also clarified that the collective operates independently from Syndicate Labs, which essentially means that governance over the SYND token is not immediately impacted. It explained that a successor organization could continue maintaining the DUNA structure, though it also outlined plans for an orderly wind-down if no successor emerges. The Syndicate Commons Bridge on Base was compromised in late April after attackers gained access through a leaked private key, which eventually drained 18.5 million SYND tokens worth nearly $330,000. However, Syndicate Labs stated that the shutdown decision was unrelated to the incident. The affected customer and all SYND holders on Commons Chain have already been reimbursed using treasury reserves specifically set aside for such events. The company further stated that team members and investors remain subject to token lockups and that no affiliated individual has been able to access allocations for short-term benefit. Syndicate Labs said its vesting structure was designed around long-term incentives. Two DeFi Projects Falter Syndicate Labs is not the only crypto project to struggle after security incidents and changing market conditions this year. This year, two DeFi projects moved toward shutdowns after struggling with the fallout from major security and financial problems. In February, Solana-based DeFi aggregator Step Finance, along with SolanaFloor and Remora Markets, ceased operations after a wallet compromise led to roughly $30 million in losses. The teams said fundraising and acquisition talks failed to produce a recovery plan. A month later, Balancer Labs proposed restructuring the Balancer protocol after months of financial strain, declining TVL, and a November exploit that accelerated liquidity outflows across the platform. The post a16z-Backed Syndicate Labs Blames Shrinking Rollup Ecosystem for Shutdown Decision appeared first on CryptoPotato .
14 May 2026, 06:00

Mainstream crypto users don’t care whether a product runs on a blockchain or not. That blunt observation came from Legend CEO Jayson Hobby as he announced the closure of the DeFi mobile app he helped build — and it may be the most honest thing said about crypto consumer products in years. A Costly Lesson in Crypto User Behavior Legend, a mobile-first DeFi aggregator founded by former Compound Finance executives, will go offline on July 12 after roughly two years in operation. The app will continue running normally for 60 days before the shutdown takes effect. Hobby said the product found an audience but failed to grow to the scale needed to keep the company financially viable. Closing, he said, was the right call for the team and its investors. The app let users earn, trade, borrow, and swap assets like stablecoins and Ether through integrations with major DeFi protocols including Aave, Compound, and Uniswap — all from a single interface. The idea was to spare users from juggling multiple wallets and applications. Legend operated as a non-custodial aggregator, meaning it never held user funds directly. https://t.co/geLqLg7SuY — JSON (@jaysonhobby) May 12, 2026 Backed By Big Names, Still Not Enough In February 2025, Legend closed a $15 million funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz and Coinbase Ventures. The backing gave it credibility. It wasn’t enough to overcome the growth gap. No active user counts or total value locked figures were disclosed, partly because the aggregator model makes those numbers harder to pin down. What users want, according to Hobby, is simple: better yield, faster payments, more control over their money. Whether those outcomes come from a blockchain or a traditional bank account is beside the point. “The product that wins,” he said, “is the one that hides it completely. The benefits are felt, not explained.” The broader DeFi market has not made things easier. Total value locked across the DeFi ecosystem has fallen 50% since October, weighed down by a prolonged crypto bear market. A Wave Of Closures Sweeps The Sector Legend is far from alone. More than 20 DeFi, NFT, crypto, GameFi protocols have announced shutdowns so far this year. ZeroLend closed in February after three years, calling its model unsustainable. Solana aggregator Step Finance wound down the same month following a $40 million treasury wallet breach. DeFi derivatives platform Polynomial also ceased operations in February. Balancer Labs shut down in March after mounting pressure following a $116 million hack late last year. And in April, Base-based lending protocol Seamless Protocol cited volatile market conditions as the reason for its closure. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView
13 May 2026, 08:30

The company said it failed to achieve the scale needed for long-term sustainability despite raising $15 million in funding from investors in 2025. The closure comes as more than 20 DeFi, NFT, and GameFi projects have shut down this year already due to declining user activity, financial pressure, hacks, and volatile market conditions. Crypto Superapp Legend Announces Shutdown Decentralized finance mobile superapp Legend announced that it will shut down after roughly two years of operation. The platform was designed to simplify decentralized finance for mainstream users, and said it would continue operating for another 60 days before officially going offline on July 12. Announcement on Legend’s website Legend launched as a mobile-first, non-custodial DeFi aggregator. The goal of the application was to make decentralized finance easier to use by allowing users to access multiple DeFi services from a single interface instead of navigating several wallets, protocols, and decentralized applications individually. Despite attracting investor backing and building a product that appealed to a niche audience, Legend co-founder Jayson Hobby admitted that the platform never reached the scale required to sustain the business long term. In a statement announcing the shutdown, Hobby explained that while the company strongly believed the right user interface could bring DeFi’s most powerful tools to mainstream users together, the project ultimately failed to grow fast enough to stay financially viable. He added that closing the platform was the right decision for both the team and its investors. X post from Jayson Hobby The company secured $15 million in funding during a February 2025 investment round backed by major crypto-focused firms including Andreessen Horowitz and Coinbase Ventures. However, even with this support from investors, Legend became another example of how difficult it has been for many crypto startups to stay operations during the prolonged downturn in decentralized finance activity. Legend’s closure comes during a period where dozens of DeFi, NFT, and GameFi projects have either shut down or announced plans to wind down operations. More than 20 protocols have reportedly closed this year alone due to falling user activity, shrinking revenues, hacks, and volatile market conditions. The trend has extended beyond smaller startups. Balancer Labs closed in March after financial strain caused by a major $116 million exploit last year. Hobby believes one of the industry’s biggest misconceptions is that consumers care deeply about whether a financial product operates on-chain. According to him, mainstream users are more interested in practical benefits like better yields, faster transactions, and greater control over their money than the underlying blockchain infrastructure itself. He argued that the crypto products most likely to succeed in the future will be the ones that completely hide the complexity of blockchain technology while still delivering its advantages in the background.
26 Apr 2026, 02:10

Europe’s MiCA rules helped euro stablecoins surge even as broader crypto adoption cooled, while a Balancer exploit wallet reawakened to move funds through Thorchain. In Washington, more than 100 crypto groups pushed the Senate to act on the CLARITY Act. Grayscale said bitcoin may be forming a durable bottom as recent buyers return to breakeven,