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Celo co-founder: Currently, nearly half of the transaction fees on the Celo chain have been paid via USDT Celo co-founder mareko.eth posted on the X platform that nearly half of the transaction fees on the Celo chain have been paid in USDT. From the Dune chart, it can be seen that since the end of 2024, the proportion of USDT (green part) in Celo's total Gas usage has risen rapidly. Celo allows users to pay Gas with multiple tokens without account abstraction. The system will automatically convert the fees into CELO for processing, greatly improving user payment flexibility and on-chain interaction convenience.

Ethereum ($ETH )Set for Major UX Upgrade with Pectra Launch on May 7 Ethereum is about to roll out one of its biggest user experience upgrades yet — Pectra goes live on May 7. Key features include: 1. One-click swaps 2. Bundled actions (deposit + borrow + swap in one tx) 3. dApp spending limits 4. Seedless wallet recovery 5. Pay gas with ERC-20 tokens 6. Biometric approvals This upgrade is a game-changer for Ethereum usability and onboarding. Don’t sleep on $ETH — the future is getting smoother. #Ethereum #Eth #Blockchain $ETH

The global crypto market kicks off May 2025 in a state of cautious optimism. While top coins are facing short-term pullbacks, investor sentiment is improving, and new developments suggest growing institutional confidence and increased retail participation. Let's break down the key movements across major cryptocurrencies, regulatory updates, and projections for the month ahead. Bitcoin is trading around $94,230, slightly down by 1.5% over the past 24 hours. Despite the dip, analysts believe BTC could rise toward $105,000 this month as accumulation continues among large holders. Strategy™ (formerly MicroStrategy) has boosted its BTC reserves to over 555,000 coins, while Marathon Digital has reported growing mining capacity. These institutional moves reinforce long-term confidence in Bitcoin’s value proposition. Ethereum is holding steady near $1,813, with a minor dip of around 1%. But the real story is the dramatic drop in gas fees. With average gas costs around 0.563 gwei, Ethereum transactions are now more affordable than ever. This follows the successful Dencun upgrade, which improved scalability and lowered Layer-1 congestion. The reduced transaction cost could attract developers and users back to Ethereum’s mainnet, potentially boosting network activity throughout May. XRP is trading at $2.14, showing a 1.8% decrease, but the trend may soon shift. Technical analysts point to an approaching price recovery, with targets around $2.35. After months of consolidation, XRP is reclaiming key support zones and is being closely watched by traders anticipating a breakout. Cardano has slipped to $0.66, down nearly 4%, but forecasts for a rebound toward $0.75 remain on the table. ADA has seen declining trading volume, yet long-term holders appear unfazed. The network continues to expand its ecosystem with new DeFi and NFT integrations, which could provide fuel for a price recovery later in the quarter. In the U.S., proposed crypto regulations are stalling. A major crypto bill lost support from several lawmakers over concerns related to money laundering and systemic risk. Meanwhile, controversy surrounds a UAE-backed plan to use a Trump-affiliated token to purchase a $2 billion stake in Binance , raising global regulatory questions. On the darker side, crypto-related crime is back in the spotlight after a violent kidnapping case involving a crypto millionaire in Paris. Security remains a major concern as criminals continue to target high-net-worth individuals in the space. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has shifted from "Fear" to "Greed," reflecting a more bullish market mood. While daily volatility remains, projections for Bitcoin and Ethereum point to modest gains, and altcoins like XRP and Cardano are being watched for possible breakout patterns. Overall, May could mark a turning point, setting the tone for Q2 performance across the market. With improving fundamentals and clearer regulation on the horizon, the crypto market may be gearing up for its next leg higher. The global crypto market kicks off May 2025 in a state of cautious optimism. While top coins are facing short-term pullbacks, investor sentiment is improving, and new developments suggest growing institutional confidence and increased retail participation. Let's break down the key movements across major cryptocurrencies, regulatory updates, and projections for the month ahead. Bitcoin is trading around $94,230, slightly down by 1.5% over the past 24 hours. Despite the dip, analysts believe BTC could rise toward $105,000 this month as accumulation continues among large holders. Strategy™ (formerly MicroStrategy) has boosted its BTC reserves to over 555,000 coins, while Marathon Digital has reported growing mining capacity. These institutional moves reinforce long-term confidence in Bitcoin’s value proposition. Ethereum is holding steady near $1,813, with a minor dip of around 1%. But the real story is the dramatic drop in gas fees. With average gas costs around 0.563 gwei, Ethereum transactions are now more affordable than ever. This follows the successful Dencun upgrade, which improved scalability and lowered Layer-1 congestion. The reduced transaction cost could attract developers and users back to Ethereum’s mainnet, potentially boosting network activity throughout May. XRP is trading at $2.14, showing a 1.8% decrease, but the trend may soon shift. Technical analysts point to an approaching price recovery, with targets around $2.35. After months of consolidation, XRP is reclaiming key support zones and is being closely watched by traders anticipating a breakout. Cardano has slipped to $0.66, down nearly 4%, but forecasts for a rebound toward $0.75 remain on the table. ADA has seen declining trading volume, yet long-term holders appear unfazed. The network continues to expand its ecosystem with new DeFi and NFT integrations, which could provide fuel for a price recovery later in the quarter. In the U.S., proposed crypto regulations are stalling. A major crypto bill lost support from several lawmakers over concerns related to money laundering and systemic risk. Meanwhile, controversy surrounds a UAE-backed plan to use a Trump-affiliated token to purchase a $2 billion stake in Binance , raising global regulatory questions. On the darker side, crypto-related crime is back in the spotlight after a violent kidnapping case involving a crypto millionaire in Paris. Security remains a major concern as criminals continue to target high-net-worth individuals in the space. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has shifted from "Fear" to "Greed," reflecting a more bullish market mood. While daily volatility remains, projections for Bitcoin and Ethereum point to modest gains, and altcoins like XRP and Cardano are being watched for possible breakout patterns. Overall, May could mark a turning point, setting the tone for Q2 performance across the market. With improving fundamentals and clearer regulation on the horizon, the crypto market may be gearing up for its next leg higher.

Top Crypto Buys During Market Correction (2025 Edition) 1. $BTC Bitcoin (BTC) – The King Never Dies If BTC is under $60K — it’s not a crash, it’s a clearance sale. Institutional backing, ETF momentum, and halving narrative still intact. Target: Accumulate. This is your store of value play. 2. $ETH Ethereum (ETH) – The Smart Contract OG Any dip below $3K? Load up. Layer 2s thrive on its back. ETH staking + EIP upgrades = strong fundamentals. Long-term utility play, not just hype. 3. $SOL Solana (SOL) – Comeback Kid Solana’s building like the bear market never existed. Blistering speed, growing DeFi and NFT ecosystem. Price dip? Think of it as a flash sale. 4. $ARB Arbitrum (ARB) & Optimism (OP) – Layer 2 Lifelines Ethereum scaling narrative isn't dead. Arbitrum is deep in DeFi, Optimism’s tied to the Superchain thesis. Undervalued = underpriced = under the radar. 5. $LINK Chainlink (LINK) – The Oracle That Powers It All Quietly integrating into every major protocol. Real-world asset (RWA) push? Chainlink is the bridge. If it dips below $12, it’s Christmas. 6. $RENDER Render (RNDR) – AI & GPU Infrastructure Bet Crypto x AI is a hot combo. RNDR enables decentralized rendering power. Riding the GPU wave like a pro surfer. 7. $SUI Sui (SUI) or Aptos (APT) – Next-Gen Layer 1s Backed by ex-Meta talent, sleek architecture. Still speculative, but the upside is wild if they execute. 8. Stables + Yield Farms – Chill, But Still Cookin’ Park some USDC or DAI, earn yield via Aave, Curve, or Pendle. Earn during chop, then deploy into strength. Pro Tips: DCA into strong projects, avoid FOMOing low-cap moonshots unless you’ve done serious due diligence. Look for strong developer activity, TVL growth, and real use cases. Watch ETH gas fees — they tell you where the action is. Always keep dry powder. This game’s about timing, patience, and guts.

The TRON network seems to be slowing down. But that doesn’t mean it’s dead. If we look closely, there are many indicators that show that the ecosystem is in an accumulation phase. According to the latest on-chain analysis , the number of new wallets and gas fees are declining. Transaction activity is also not as high as it was a few months ago. Even when the price has been rising, interest from new users has remained flat. It’s a kind of pause. Not because it’s losing traction, but more like it’s catching its breath for the next sprint. Furthermore, this decline didn’t just happen out of the blue. In the past, when TRON hit an all-time high, complex transactions were booming and gas usage was skyrocketing. But now, both average and peak gas usage are down drastically. This isn’t just empty data—it’s a signal that users are sitting back, waiting, or perhaps preparing to re-enter with a new strategy. It could be a bit like the quiet market atmosphere before a big discount store opens. However, don’t be too quick to conclude that the network is losing its way. CNF reports that TRON currently supports over 300 million accounts—that’s a number that can’t be underestimated. Even the functions on this network have included micro activities such as micro-tipping, to the issuance of stablecoins worth billions of dollars. On the other hand, TRON’s strategic collaboration with Tether on May 1, 2025, gave a new boost to this network. The result? The daily transaction volume of USDT on the TRON network jumped 12% to $3.5 billion. Not only that, the number of active wallets also increased sharply by 15% and the amount of TRX staked also increased by 1%. Just imagine, in an ecosystem that is said to be ‘stagnant’, there was such a significant increase in participation in a short time. Just the day before, the stablecoin supply on TRON experienced a quite striking spike. In a week, the value of USDT and USDC on this network increased by $2.17 billion. Tether even printed an additional 1 billion USDT on TRON, bringing the total supply of USDT on this network to $71.7 billion. Nansen analysts say that during the seven-day period, TRON generated $11.7 million in transaction fees—outperforming peer networks Solana and Ethereum. However, the market still has its vulnerabilities. On May 4, 2025, trading volume on TRON’s DEX dropped sharply. There are concerns about on-chain activity starting to wane. Interestingly, TRON’s Total Value Locked (TVL) which had hit a low of $4.3 billion, has slowly recovered to above $5 billion. This is an indication that trust in DeFi on TRON has not completely disappeared—it may just be waiting for the right time to rise again. Meanwhile, as of press time, TRX is swapped hands at about $0.2480, slightly down 0.34% over the last 24 hours and moving sideways over the last few weeks.