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Tokens are actually created to drive real user demand for the product. They can be considered as bribes to get user attention, but since these bribes are also tradable in the market, they can create a ripple effect that could potentially lead to the product’s failure. This

Asset management giant Grayscale has updated its lists of crypto assets under consideration and included in its products, naming Maple, Geodnet, and Story as the projects it’s most bullish on this quarter. On April 10, Grayscale Investments updated its lists of crypto assets under consideration and included in its products. Among the new additions in the DeFi sector are Mantra ( OM ), Maple (SYRUP), and Pendle ( PENDLE ), and Lombard (LMBR). In the AI and Data Oracles sector, Grayscale has added Sentient (SENT), Prime Intellect (PRIME), and Space and Time (STT). For Smart Contract Platforms, the new assets include Babylon (BABY), Berachain ( BERA ), Celestia ( TIA ), and Hedera Hashgraph ( HBAR ). For Decentralized Identity and Web3, Toncoin ( TON ), Arbitrum ( ARB ), TRON ( TRX ), and VeChain ( VET ) are now under consideration. As for the NFTs and Metaverse sectors, Grayscale has added Immutable ( IMX ), Story ( IP ), and Aixbt ( AIXBT ). Lastly, in Utilities & Services, Grayscale has included DeepBook ( DEEP ), Eigen Layer ( EIGEN ), and Geodnet (GEOD). It’s important to note that just because an asset is under consideration, it will become part of Grayscale’s investment products. Whether these assets make it into a product depends on the ongoing evaluations and assessments by Grayscale’s research team. Grayscale aims to update its asset lists as frequently as 15 days after each quarter ends, with the next update scheduled for mid-July 2025. The projects that go into Grayscale’s Assets Under Consideration list are identified through Grayscale’s quarterly research efforts, where the team reviews a wide range of digital assets to inform adjustments to the FTSE/Grayscale Crypto Sectors indexes. From this research, the team compiles a Top 20 list —a snapshot of projects showing strong potential for growth in the upcoming quarter based on factors such as network growth, potential future developments, the sustainability of underlying fundamentals, token valuation, inflation of token supply, and possible risks. Over the last quarter, Grayscale Research has observed promising developments at the application layer rather than just the infrastructure layer. This quarter, they’re focusing on tokens that demonstrate practical, non-speculative uses of blockchain technology across three key narratives: tokenization of real-world assets, decentralized physical infrastructure, and intellectual property. In particular, Grayscale has highlighted Maple, Geodnet, and Story Protocol as projects it’s most bullish on this quarter.

The US stock market is still processing the latest events, as Trump’s tariff pause leads to recovery, while Bitcoin is back above $82,000. Major stock indices are is still recovering from the panic brought on by the escalating U.S. trade war. On April 11, the S&P 500 gained 43.75 points, up 0.83%, reaching 5,531. At the same time, the Nasdaq was at 16,555.96, up 168.65 points or 1.02%, while the Dow Jones was at 39,910, up 0.80% or 316.40 points. The relatively stronger performance of the tech-heavy Nasdaq suggests that investors are ready to take on more risk. For this reason, crypto prices have increased as well, with Bitcoin (BTC) up 4.47%, trading at $82,708. Ethereum (ETH) is also recovering, increasing 5.68% to $1,587.01. Still, lingering issues persist, and stocks corrected after the release of consumer sentiment figures. The University of Michigan survey puts consumer sentiment at 50.8 points compared to 57.0 in March. The figure was worse than the Dow Jones estimate of 54.6, down 34.2% year over year. According to the same survey, inflation fears are likely to blame for lower consumer confidence. Year-ahead inflation expectations rose to 6.7%, up from 5.0% the month prior. This uncertainty over inflation is making consumers more nervous about their finances. Lingering fears over inflation, trade, and a potential recession are also impacting the bond market. Yields on 10-year treasuries rose to 4.466% , indicating a lack of liquidity in the market. This is particularly the case for foreign holders, concerned over the political and economic uncertainty under Donald Trump’s administration. “There is real pressure across the globe to sell Treasuries and corporate bonds if you are a foreign holder. There is a real global concern that they don’t know where Trump is going.” said Peter Tchir, head of US macro strategy at Academy Securities. =