ENA (ENA)

Two years in the game. It still feels like yesterday when I decided to finally take something serious in my life and actually pursue knowledge. It started with DeFi, then went deeper into blockchain and development. Back then, I looked up to certain people just because of their style. They delivered insights on the timeline effortlessly. It was pure experience speaking. They shaped my mindset and were the ones who pushed me to finally start writing and expressing my own thoughts here. If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it is that Metas will always come and go. That’s why I’ll always advise anyone coming into this space to focus on making meaningful connections and being a person of serious value. That is the only way to truly excel. Your network is your net worth. The information you are privileged to access is what differentiates you from the rest of CT. I don’t want to be remembered as an "infofi farmer" or that guy who was just grinding leaderboards. I want to be known as someone who impacted the industry. Someone who inspired the upcoming generation. Someone whose tweets you can relate to, where you come to the page and leave with either knowledge or a good laugh. I still have a long way ahead of me, but it’s been a long way since we came. 2025 is coming to a close, and there is one thing I’d still love to achieve. Becoming an affiliated DeFi member of @ethena_labs . Not a bad way to close the year in style. Till then, I remain yours favorite. Ragnarok. See you all in 2026.

$ENA back in my buy range. I've loaded bids in the Grey box. https://t.co/7EKefK87OV

The market is always riskier than it appears, let $ENA be %90 abundant 🙋‍♂️🤝 https://t.co/qzQgbGT3QT

So @ethena_labs is doing $271M annually in fees while $ENA bleeds. Here's why both bulls and bears have a case👇 1. Why it might bounce ➢ Sitting at $0.237 with $0.21 as proven buyer support zone ➢ Foundation pulled 302.9M ENA ($82.9M) off Coinbase in December ➢ $570M+ in total buybacks vs the unlock pressure everyone's worried about ➢ TVL is up 11.26% last week while competitors are flat ➢ P/F ratio of 7.08 means it's generating fees 3x more efficiently than Pendle ➢ Volume spiked 70% in 24hrs ➢ Fee switch is live, sENA now gets actual revenue share 2. Why it might dump ➢ TVL dumped ~50% from October 2025 ➢ P/S ratio of 1064 means 99% of fees still go to USDe holders, not ENA ➢ Converge got delayed, which killed Terminal Finance ➢ February unlocks are coming and they're just as heavy It is printing money ($895M all time fees), but token holders aren't seeing it yet. Foundation is fighting unlocks with aggressive buybacks. Watch $0.21, if it holds and fee switch scales, this could flip. If it breaks, wait for lower.

And boom also on $ENA 💥 We got a perfect dip into that support level and an instant pump! 📈 Let's go for some expansion now! 💪 https://t.co/QxY1zZnb3d https://t.co/1QTkosjB7U

Ffs I think I missed the $ENA lows didn’t I 😭

Giddy up bitches! it's time for $ENA = $1 https://t.co/ECVIawjdb7

#ENA Current outlook… Friends, is the long‑awaited bullish wave I’ve been sharing finally starting? What do you think? Today’s rise is trying to break the downtrend that has been in place since September. If the day closes above the trend line, the uptrend may continue. Stay tuned.

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