Last week, AI and geopolitical risk, along with tariff issues, dominated the conversations on X (formerly Twitter). In the crypto market, themes shifted swiftly between AI, real-world asset tokenization (RWA), meme coins, Web3 games, and ETH Denver, signaling rapid capital rotation. AI-driven trading, automated on-chain data analysis, and protocol-level data source verification (OpenLedger) were highlighted as use cases, while the open-source autonomous AI agent OpenClaw drew attention for finance, automation, and content distribution. This reflects growing interest in AI across applications within the crypto space.
RWA is expanding beyond talk into real-world use cases, turning bonds, private loans, and real estate into on-chain tokens. Ethereum-based RWA volume reportedly exceeded $150 billion, highlighting a structural growth path with projects like Securitize, Ondo, and Centrifuge, plus new efforts on Solana and BNB Chain. While regulatory, custody, and investor protection concerns persist, sentiment remains bullish on RWA as a long-term trend.
Meme coins continued to be mentioned, with social media reviving a “meme coin renaissance” and low-cap tokens delivering 10x to 100x returns that attract short-term momentum, especially on Solana-based memes. While community cohesion and viral marketing strengthen, concerns about security vulnerabilities and rug pulls persist. Web3 games are back in the spotlight, with Play-to-Earn models being reexamined and Immutable, Ethereum, and StarkNet-based projects discussed as examples of scalable, low-effort gameplay. In the United States, ETH Denver is underway.
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