Crypto markets remain resilient as onchain businesses grow, Theta Capital says

By Public Technologies
  • Crypto markets remained relatively resilient through major shocks as onchain businesses expanded independently of token prices.
  • Binance replaced 98% of funds stolen in the $6.3 billion October 29 hack within days, resuming normal operations.
  • Democrats won both chambers of Congress in the November 3 election, putting further pro-crypto legislation in doubt.
  • Hyperliquid generated $22.4 million in fees during election week, one of its strongest weeks.
  • Polymarket collected $25 million in fees over seven days, almost double its weekly average this year.


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