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$DOT USDC liquidity on Polkadot jumped from $53M to $245M in just 35 days! 🤯 This spike indicates growing confidence and preparation for a major DeFi expansion once native USDC integrates deeper into Polkadot’s parachains and Asset Hub. Builders and protocols are positioning early, preparing liquidity for when smart contracts goes live in December ⚡️ More liquidity = more builders, more activity, and a stronger ecosystem overall 🚀📈

$DOT How many companies are needed for the price of DOT to be $50-250 $DOT So, shall we begin the cold calculation. In September 2025, Polkadot accepted a supply cap of 2.1 billion DOT (to be implemented gradually starting March 14, 2026). Goal: $50 per DOT → what is the market capitalization? To make such an evaluation look 'cold-market', let's assume the required network return is 5–7% per year. Then the necessary annual 'rental income' is around $4.1–$5.7 billion/year. How many companies under the coretime model. Let's take realistic benchmarks for coretime (Agile Coretime/JAM): Market benchmarks for the price per 1 core ≈ $20–40k/year (depends on DOT price and demand). Average company package: 8–10 cores (some may need 5, larger ones need 12+). Let's calculate for an average target of $50 per DOT and average required revenue of $4.89 billion/year (6% of $81.5B): $20k 10 $200k ≈ 24.4k $30k 10 $300k ≈ 16.3k $40k 10 $400k ≈ 12.2k $30k 8 $240k ≈ 20.4k $30k 12 $360k ≈ 13.6k Conclusion: for a price of $50 per DOT, the network needs to consistently generate ~$4.9 billion/year; this is equivalent to approximately 12–25 thousand leasing companies (on average ~16–20 thousand at $30k/core and 8–10 cores per company). The range narrows if packages are mixed (SMB 5–8 cores, enterprise 12–20 cores) In order to assess correctly, it is necessary to monitor the number of companies; if we see their increase, then growth will progressively increase. How many companies are needed at different DOT prices $10 / DOT 16.3 1.0 billion 3,300 companies ~6,600 cores (13%) $20 / DOT 32.6 2.0 billion 6,600 companies ~13,200 cores (26%) $35 / DOT 57.0 3.4 billion 11,300 companies ~22,600 cores (45%) $50 / DOT 81.5 4.9 billion 16,300 companies ~32,600 cores (65%) $100 / DOT 163 9.8 billion 32,600 companies ~65,200 cores (≈ full load + demand >100%) $200 / DOT 326 19.6 billion 65,300 companies ~130,600 cores (network expansion needed)

Galaxy Research reports that 72 of the top 100 cryptocurrencies remain over 50% below their all-time highs. FIL, ICP, and GRT show the steepest declines among major tokens, while others like DOT, AVAX, and ADA also fell sharply. Only a few assets including BTC, LEO, ETH, and BNB posted smaller losses.