Sky (SKY)

$SKY appears to be the most resilient in the DeFi sector recently; even with extremely poor liquidity it recovered the 1011 drop. In terms of profitability, it is top‑tier at the Protocol level, having spun off its lending business into Spark. The core earnings have not decreased (because the funds given to Spark also generate interest); instead, the cost of acquiring capital has been reduced, and there is an additional Spark token subsidy to TVL. All of this is subDAO effectively injecting blood into SKY. In the coming years, if Spark can accumulate a sufficient treasury and enter a positive feedback loop, the advantage of this system will further amplify.

⚡️When many people look at Spark, they overlook the most inconspicuous yet solid point— The issued USDS is generating cash flow continuously and steadily. Currently, in @sparkdotfi's TVL, USDS, as the core revenue asset, accounts for about 68% and generates roughly $40,000 of income per day, acting as the system's cash engine. 1⃣ The first piece, also the most core piece, comes from Spark Savings. On the asset side it's roughly 5.4%, on the liability side 4%, and the approximately 1.4% spread in between represents the long‑term profit margin of the system. 2⃣ The second piece comes from the SparkLend lending market, which contributes a smaller share of the profit. This ties into a topic that's been widely discussed recently— A senior executive of the Ethereum Foundation recently noted that lending revenue from Ethereum and L2s now accounts for about 90% of the total crypto market revenue. Many people instinctively think that since 90% of Ethereum's ecosystem revenue comes from lending, protocols must continuously increase risk and leverage to make money. But I disagree: The statement that “90% of revenue comes from lending” actually points to interest rates rather than risk, which aligns with the Low‑Risk DeFi that V‑god @VitalikButerin advocates. The same holds true in traditional finance: Banks' biggest source of income is also lending, yet the most profitable and stable part has never been high‑risk loans, but the spread between deposits and loans and the capital efficiency of large‑scale low‑risk assets. Thus it is understandable that Spark’s main income does not come from high‑interest battles in the front‑line lending market, but is concentrated on the scaled operation of USDS— It acts as a foundational on‑chain liability, continuously participating in the operation of the entire interest rate system. Spark Savings, in essence, remains part of the lending system, but it sits at the upstream, lowest‑risk position; Users deposit U and receive a guaranteed 4% return; meanwhile Spark, via SLL, deploys these USDS into more efficient yet still low‑risk interest‑rate scenarios. This actually aligns closely with the overall revenue structure of the Ethereum ecosystem! Data dashboard: https://t.co/gGOK463eNy

$SKY has been silently chadding for a month Any reason why? https://t.co/YHoPwEkQnU

2025: The Year of Altcoins ❌ Yeah, sounds wrong at first. Rank jumps inside the Top 200: • $SKY +1200 • $ZBCN +420 • $SYRUP +381 • $MERL +287 • $DCR +103 • $ZEC +100 • $BAT +64 • $TEL +58 • $XMR +29 • $QNT +11 While price stayed down for most names, something more important happened quietly. Rank movement. This matters more than people think. Moving higher in rankings does two things: > It reduces perceived risk when retail returns > It improves visibility when liquidity starts rotating And we all know the flow: BTC → ETH → Large Caps → Top 200 → Small Caps Even in a year where upside felt capped, relative strength showed up where it mattered. Teams kept building. Metrics improved. Narratives didn’t die. Price is just one layer and positioning is another. When liquidity opens up again, markets don’t start from zero. They start from who already proved they belong.

I hope it will reach 🎯 1 $Sky https://t.co/Ohuw39D0fR

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