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Sui hasn’t always had the best reputation—often jokingly dubbed a “Shitnet” due to slow adoption and underwhelming DeFi traction. But things may be about to change. Recent reports and insider chatter suggest that Sui is preparing a series of infrastructure upgrades that could make it up to 100x faster. While details remain scarce, early signals point to improvements in: If successful, this would transform Sui from a struggling L1 into one of the most efficient infrastructure-first blockchains in the space. One of the most interesting angles? The possible role of Walrus ( WAL ) in Sui’s infra evolution. Walrus is building a decentralized compute and storage layer tailored for chains that need scalability without centralization. It aligns perfectly with what Sui seems to be targeting—especially in: A Walrus–Sui integration could create a high-speed, modular network ready to host DeFi, AI, gaming, and real-world asset dApps at scale. If the upgrades deliver as promised: It’s rare that a "bad rep" L1 gets a second chance—but with Walrus and DePIN momentum building, Sui might become a surprise leader in 2025’s infrastructure race. Sui hasn’t always had the best reputation—often jokingly dubbed a “Shitnet” due to slow adoption and underwhelming DeFi traction. But things may be about to change. Recent reports and insider chatter suggest that Sui is preparing a series of infrastructure upgrades that could make it up to 100x faster. While details remain scarce, early signals point to improvements in: If successful, this would transform Sui from a struggling L1 into one of the most efficient infrastructure-first blockchains in the space. One of the most interesting angles? The possible role of Walrus ( WAL ) in Sui’s infra evolution. Walrus is building a decentralized compute and storage layer tailored for chains that need scalability without centralization. It aligns perfectly with what Sui seems to be targeting—especially in: A Walrus–Sui integration could create a high-speed, modular network ready to host DeFi, AI, gaming, and real-world asset dApps at scale. If the upgrades deliver as promised: It’s rare that a "bad rep" L1 gets a second chance—but with Walrus and DePIN momentum building, Sui might become a surprise leader in 2025’s infrastructure race.

$KMNO | With Kamino down ~80% from ATH, our researcher @CryptoGamerHQ took a closer look at fundamentals over price, to see if the selloff tells the full story. Despite price pressure, Kamino is delivering where it counts: product, traction, and revenue. HIGHLIGHTS • Automated yield across lending, LPing, leverage • Kamino Swap (intents-based DEX): $150M+ volume, zero slippage, MEV protection • $300M+ in stablecoins borrowed • 5M $SOL deposited (ATH) • $1.5B+ in TVL Token utility is still limited but the core product adoption is accelerating. Strong fundamentals, deep integration in Solana DeFi, and real revenue make this a name to watch.

4H EMA's: - Downtrend: 200 above 100 - Price is currently above - Is 12th time a charm? We're currently making a good attempt of flipping these EMA's - Crossing them into the right order (100 above 200) would add to the thesis that there is a real reversal here - We've seen a few fake-outs, also big 1D EMA resistance here so pumping with conviction would be great - Real fun to be had once these flip

Radix, a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain, has proposed reallocating 1 billion XRD from its treasury into a two-year community incentives program aimed at deepening ecosystem engagement and improving long-term tokenomics—positioning itself as a deliberate “antidote to airdrops.” Editor’s note: This article has been updated to reflect that the 1 billion XRD community incentives program is a proposal and not a confirmed launch; crypto.news apologizes for the earlier mischaracterization. Announced on April 14, the new initiative will redirect funds from a previously proposed stablecoin project to support what Radix ( XRD ) describes as a multi-season, points-based rewards campaign designed to incentivize meaningful activity. Participants will earn points by holding or staking XRD, providing liquidity, executing DEX swaps, and engaging in lending and borrowing. NFT interaction and dApp usage will also qualify for rewards. “Users will earn points based on meaningful activity,” said Dan Hughes, CTO and founder of Radix. “We want to ensure deep and sustained ecosystem participation instead of just passive token hoarding to bump up our market cap.” Radix is distancing itself from traditional airdrop tactics, which it sees as unsustainable and prone to attracting short-term “mercenary” users. If approved, the campaign’s structure would aim to build robust liquidity while creating a stronger foundation for dApps and developers within the ecosystem. Hughes framed the reallocation as a strategic pivot that better aligns with Radix’s current growth trajectory. “What’s the alternative?” he said. “Do nothing with the 2.4 billion XRD while competitors onboard users and dominate liquidity flows? Or burn it, and hope for a short-term flash mob? The choice is clear: repurpose this reserve and make Radix the home of the next generation of DeFi.” The announcement comes ahead of Radix’s Hyperscale testnet rollout, which targets a sustained throughput of 1 million complex transactions per second, a scalability benchmark far beyond what current Layer 1s have demonstrated in production. According to the press release, this upcoming milestone represents the “only real path to Hyperscale in the industry.” To support this push, Radix’s proposed incentives campaign is intended to rapidly onboard more users, capital, and liquidity, positioning the network as a serious contender in the next wave of DeFi adoption.

Despite recent market turbulence, 21Shares President Duncan Moir says crypto assets, including Bitcoin and Dogecoin, continue to offer valuable long-term diversification and are gaining momentum as legitimate components of investor portfolios. Speaking on CNBC Monday morning , Moir addressed both the macro backdrop affecting Bitcoin ( BTC ) and the firm’s launch of a Dogecoin ( DOGE ) exchange-traded product in Europe. Moir stated the volatility striking crypto has been more subdued than some may think, given the scale of macroeconomic shocks affecting other markets. Rather, volatility in the crypto is “just moving in line with broader assets.” He pointed out that Bitcoin’s long-term volatility has been decreasing, particularly as more institutional allocators enter the space. In fact, we are at a point where “volatility for Bitcoin that is on par with equities,” he added. While critics argue that Bitcoin’s behavior during inflationary spikes undermines its hedge status, Moir disagrees. “The inflation hedge argument is still very much there,” he said. “Bitcoin has a fixed supply, and we expect it to continue to be seen as a store of value by new investors coming into the market.” Moir also addressed 21Shares’ recent launch of a Dogecoin ETP in Europe , a move some questioned due to the meme coin’s historic volatility and unconventional origins. Moir defended the decision as both strategic and timely. “Dogecoin has particularly interesting properties,” he said. “It started as a fun social token with perfect product-market fit, but it’s evolving toward a global payments currency. We’re seeing real use cases by large corporates now.” He added that the ETP, which enables investors to access Dogecoin through a traditional financial product, is aimed at long-term holders, not short-term speculators. “Whether it was an up market or a down market, it didn’t really matter to us,” he said. “We want to make crypto investing as easy as buying a stock.” Moir emphasized that 21Shares’ Dogecoin product is the result of a rare, officially endorsed partnership with the Dogecoin community—signaling growing institutional interest in the sixth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap. “We’re really excited about this partnership because it’s highly unique,” he said. “You do not usually see these sorts of officially endorsed and exclusive arrangements.”