ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Hoolie Tejwani, head of Coinbase Ventures, stated in an interview with The Block that the company expects to be "very active in 2025 and beyond" and is prepared to seize market opportunities. Coinbase Ventures is optimistic about constructive regulatory progress in the U.S., believing that the supportive Donald Trump administration and the new Congress will drive this process forward.Tejwani pointed out that Coinbase Ventures will continue to invest broadly in the on-chain economy, focusing on "the time and energy invested by the best and brightest builders." The company is optimistic about the development of the application layer, believing that the maturity of infrastructure makes internet-scale applications feasible, with a focus on stablecoin payments and finance, the intersection of crypto AI, on-chain consumer applications (such as social, gaming, and creator applications), and DeFi innovations.At the same time, Tejwani stated that Coinbase Ventures has not completely abandoned the infrastructure layer, as there are still unresolved challenges and new opportunities in the tools space.

According to ChainCatcher news, data disclosed by Blast shows that based on total locked value of Dapps and trading volume of decentralized exchanges, Blast is the sixth largest public chain. In terms of fee payments, Blast ranks among the top five public chains. Within 100 days of the mainnet launch, the total locked value of BlastDapp has grown to $2 billion, making it the fastest-growing public chain in history among all L1 and L2. Not only the total locked value, but Blast's daily trading volume and user count are also continuously increasing, setting new records.In addition, Blast is the only chain with a native stablecoin, USDB. Unlike other chains that rely on third-party stablecoins and do not generate returns, Blast's USDB ensures that users retain the value of their earnings. USDB is already the fifth most used and the fourth most held stablecoin globally.