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Solana is the main network for institutional stablecoin settlement, per the report.
Solana's TVL stands at $6.3 billion, vs Ethereum's $54.1 billion.
Over the last 30 days, Solana earned 80% more in network fees than Ethereum.
The piece ties the fee gap to Ethereum L2 incentives.
TradingView provides the source of the key facts and market signals.
The report highlights Solana's role in institutional settlements and multiple stablecoins.
The article uses Solana's TVL and fee figures to compare with Ethereum.
The note references Ethereum L2 incentives as a factor in fees.
B2C2's decision underscores Solana's growing role in institutional finance.
The article provides a snapshot of current market signals around Solana's network economics.

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Drift Protocol hack moved about 130,000 ETH across wallets, with some bridged to Ethereum as ETHUSD traded near $2,000–$2,100.
Exchange-held ETH supply fell to about 11% of total supply from 32% in 2020 as funds move off centralized venues.
Ethereum ETFs posted $7.1 million in outflows on Wednesday amid ongoing redemptions.
Binance ETH holdings declined as its stablecoin reserves rose, a factor that could influence short- to mid-term ETH moves.
ETH has higher lows since March, consolidating around $2,000–$2,200 with resistance near $2,400–$2,600.
A 50‑EMA breakout and rising volume are cited as conditions needed for a push to $3,000.
Traders are tracking on-chain flows related to the Drift hack.
Overall market context shows ETH price hovering in a broad $2,000–$2,200 range after the hack.
The report highlights on-chain activity and exchange dynamics after the Drift hack.
Ethereum supply moved off centralized venues as institutions adjust holdings.

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Google says quantum-capable attacks could break current cryptography, urging a shift to post-quantum standards.
Migrating to post-quantum cryptography is essential for long-term crypto security, Google says.
Blockchains face a coordination challenge, as upgrades require agreement across miners, developers, and users.
The risk is already present in the chain, even if practical quantum attacks are not yet common.
Google emphasizes early discussions on protecting bitcoin against quantum computing.
Public blockchains are vulnerable due to transparency and social consensus, unlike private banks.
The report cites a timeline concern called Q-Day for when quantum capabilities breach cryptography.
Google researchers estimate the required quantum resources to break current cryptography could be within reach sooner than thought.
The article notes incidents like a Solana-based DeFi attack and crypto exits amid rising quantum concerns.
The article highlights institutional implications as crypto becomes part of portfolios and payment rails.
PYMNTS Intelligence shows crypto use in middle market firms remains limited despite payments uptake.

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