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Aptos transactions this week: 31M (+6.3%)  Network transactions per second (TPS): 51.3 Active users: 4.7M (+7.2%)  New users this week: 1.9M   Total staked APT: 869.28M (-1.1%)  Aptos total value locked (TVL): $973.5M (-0.3%)   NFT weekly sales: 3.6K (+24.5%)  The percentages and metrics are based on a 7-day timeframe from Flipside data as of April 14, unless noted otherwise. Inside the blockchain 🌐What happened: Expo 2025 Japan began earlier this week with Aptos as the exclusive digital wallet provider for the exhibition.  🌐Why does it matter: Expo 2025 is a six-month-long global exhibition held in Osaka, Japan with an expected showrate of more than 28 million visitors from 160 countries. This convention is focused on developments in AI, biotechnology and digital ecosystems through interactive experiences.  Aptos is the exclusive blockchain provider for the Expo 2025 digital wallet, facilitating real-time transactions for ticketing, bookings and digital collectibles. Aptos made an appearance at the Osaka JR Station, exposing its advertisement to everyday commuters beyond the event.  This follows an October 2024 announcement by Aptos Labs, when it acquired HashPallete to expand in the Japanese market. This also aligned with the network’s launch as the exclusive provider for the Expo 2025 digital wallet. While the exhibition started a few days ago, Aptos has already begun onboarding new users through Japan’s digital economy.  Furthermore, since Expo 2025 is expected to receive millions of visitors, Aptos has the chance to showcase its ability to handle a large influx of new and non-crypto native users. These entrants would be using the Aptos network to interact with NFTs, dApps and loyalty programs at the event. In turn, this opens the door to adoption and Aptos could deliver secure and user-friendly blockchain solutions - without them having to know the ins and outs of the technology. 🌐The big picture: Since the exhibition has interactions with digital assets, ticketing and loyalty programs, it can showcase Aptos’ ability to support diverse, cross-border use cases like global payment solutions. It also provides a new audience exposure to blockchain technology in a simple way, allowing visitors to engage with the wallet without having to know its crypto-based.  Aptos’ role as the blockchain provider for Expo 2025’s digital wallet could pave the way for its ability to handle more high-volume, new entrants and greater real-world transactions across the globe. Ecosystem wins  The proposal to ​​deploy Aave V3 on the Aptos Mainnet is live - see details here MvrDAO formed its community-driven governance with a goal to empower creators on Aptos  Thala shared it hit $5B in total trading volume on its Aptos-centric liquidity protocol Aptos stablecoin market cap hit an all-time high of $1.07B, DefiLlama data shows with: USDT up 15% on the month at $713M market cap USDC up 94% on the month at $292M market cap Echelon Market hit $271M in TVL, an all-time high for the RWA borrow and lend protocol (shown below)

Just as DEXs are eating into centralised exchange volume, DeFi lending protocols are now overtaking their CeFi counterparts. DeFi now controls over 60% of the crypto lending market. Our researcher @CryptoGamerHQ put together a spreadsheet analysing the sector's key metrics. A few standouts: - AAVE remains the dominant force in TVL, revenue, and lending activity across EVM chains. - Kamino (Solana), SuiLend (SUI), and Venus (BNB Chain) look relatively undervalued, with strong utilisation, fee generation, and solid FDV/revenue ratios. - Compound, Maple, and Fluid appear overvalued when comparing their market caps to fee and revenue metrics. Bottom line: DeFi is now the core infrastructure for crypto lending. And as more capital shifts onchain, a new wave of chain-native lenders is quietly gaining ground.

Here are some mind-blowing facts about Ethereum that every crypto enthusiast should know: --- 1. Ethereum Was Proposed by a Teenager Vitalik Buterin was just 19 years old when he proposed Ethereum in 2013. He published the whitepaper after being inspired by Bitcoin but saw its limitations in programmability. --- 2. Ethereum Is Not Just a Currency Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum is a programmable blockchain. It allows developers to build decentralized applications (dApps), smart contracts, NFTs, DAOs, and much more. --- 3. Ethereum Has Burned Billions in ETH Since the EIP-1559 upgrade in 2021, Ethereum began burning a portion of transaction fees, removing billions of dollars' worth of ETH from circulation—making it potentially deflationary. --- 4. The Merge Saved 99.95% Energy In 2022, Ethereum moved from Proof-of-Work to Proof-of-Stake in an upgrade called "The Merge", cutting its energy consumption by over 99.95%, making it one of the greenest blockchains. --- 5. Ethereum Hosts Billions in Value Ethereum powers most of the DeFi ecosystem—trillions of dollars have flowed through platforms like Uniswap, Aave, and Curve—all built on Ethereum. --- 6. Ethereum Gas Fees Once Hit $200+ During peak congestion (especially NFT mints or DeFi hype), gas fees skyrocketed. People have paid over $200 for a single transaction on the Ethereum network. --- 7. Ethereum Has More Developers Than Any Other Blockchain As of recent data, Ethereum has the largest number of active developers in the entire crypto space—by far—making it the most robust ecosystem. --- 8. Ethereum Can Be Layered Thanks to Layer 2 solutions like Arbitrum, Optimism, and zkSync, Ethereum scales transactions cheaply and efficiently—processing thousands per second off-chain and settling them on mainnet. --- Want Ethereum fun facts around NFTs or DeFi specifically?

1. Cryptocurrencies These are digital or virtual currencies that use cryptography for security. The most popular ones include: Bitcoin (BTC): The first and most well-known cryptocurrency. Ethereum (ETH): Known for its smart contract capabilities. Others: Binance Coin (BNB), Solana (SOL), Ripple (XRP), Cardano (ADA), etc. 2. Blockchain Technology This is the backbone of crypto. It’s a decentralized ledger that records all transactions across a network of computers. It ensures transparency, immutability, and security. 3. Decentralized Finance (DeFi) DeFi uses blockchain to offer financial services—like lending, borrowing, and trading—without traditional banks. Examples include Uniswap, Aave, and Compound. 4. NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) Digital assets that represent ownership of unique items like art, music, or in-game items. Each NFT is one-of-a-kind and traded on platforms like OpenSea. 5. Crypto Exchanges Platforms where users can buy, sell, or trade crypto. Examples: Centralized: Binance, Coinbase Decentralized: Uniswap, PancakeSwap 6. Wallets Used to store cryptocurrencies: Hot wallets (online): MetaMask, Trust Wallet Cold wallets (offline): Ledger, Trezor 7. Mining & Staking Mining: Verifying transactions and adding them to the blockchain (e.g., Bitcoin mining). Staking: Locking up coins to support network operations and earn rewards (common in proof-of-stake blockchains like Ethereum 2.0).

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