Together, they represent a mix of established networks and newer projects that have drawn market attention. Topics often discussed include token sales, token unlock schedules, partnerships, and network development.
1. BlockDAG (BDAG): Token sale and project-reported adoption figures
BlockDAG has publicised fundraising and distribution figures for 2025. According to the project, more than $410 million has been raised, 26.4 billion coins have been sold, and more than 312,000 holders are participating.
The project also reports that its ecosystem includes 3 million users mining daily through the X1 Mobile App and more than 20,000 ASIC miners shipped globally, ahead of a main network launch. Project materials reference a token sale price of $0.0016; any future exchange listing details or pricing outcomes are uncertain and depend on market conditions and execution.
The project has announced a “Testnet Awakening” on September 25, which it says is intended to demonstrate network capabilities. As with any early-stage crypto project, timelines and outcomes can change.
2. Sei: Network activity and market technicals
Sei (SEI) has been monitored by traders for recent price movement and technical chart patterns. At the time referenced, it was trading near US$0.34 with higher recent volume than prior periods, though technical signals do not reliably predict future performance.
On-chain indicators referenced by market participants include changes in active addresses, DEX trading activity, and stablecoin integrations. The project has also described efforts related to tokenised stablecoins and real-world assets, alongside data-provider integrations.
Some analysts have discussed US$0.36 as a near-term level to watch, but any forward-looking scenarios remain speculative and uncertain.
3. Arbitrum: Market focus on a scheduled token unlock
Arbitrum is preparing for a token unlock of 92.65 million ARB, representing about 2% of the circulating supply. Such events can affect supply dynamics and may contribute to volatility depending on broader market conditions and holder behaviour.
Its ecosystem remains a large venue for DeFi activity, with reported Total Value Locked (TVL) and ongoing user usage. Incentives such as the “DRIP” program, which allocates 40 million ARB for liquidity and borrowing, have been cited as one factor supporting engagement.
4. Chainlink: Partnerships and oracle usage
Chainlink continues to expand its role in blockchain oracle infrastructure through integrations. One example cited publicly is an integration with Polymarket, which uses Chainlink automation and oracle feeds for market settlement. The integration is described as live on Polygon mainnet.
More broadly, these integrations highlight how oracle networks can support decentralised applications that depend on external data. Demand for verifiable data sources is often discussed in areas such as DeFi, tokenised real-world assets, and prediction markets.
Choosing among crypto assets in 2025
Arbitrum is being watched around its unlock schedule, Sei for a mix of technical discussion and on-chain activity, and Chainlink for ongoing integrations.
BlockDAG has highlighted token sale fundraising totals and reported user and miner figures, alongside an announced testnet milestone. These are project-reported details and should be interpreted with appropriate caution alongside independent verification where available. For background on the project, readers can refer to the project website.
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