OP outpaced bitcoin and ether over matched daily and multiweek windows, though Starknet’s STRK posted a much larger four-week rally.

Combos supplied roughly 70% of weekend notional volume, according to Bitcoin.com’s analysis, but that measure is not cash spent by buyers or a count of new users.

JUP outpaced bitcoin and ether despite a 5.6% weekly pullback. Fees across Jupiter’s products fell to $16.82 million in the latest complete 28-day period.

The token's weekly return is nearly flat, while DefiLlama's tracked stablecoin market cap on Aptos has fallen 17.5% over four weeks.

The contracts offer leveraged exposure rather than shares, with settlement tied to IPO filings, private-market valuations or revenue estimates.

Starknet’s DeFi TVL rose about 5% over a slightly shorter period, while its proposed Layer 1 shift remains under discussion.

The token retained its lead despite a 1.7% weekly decline, while Avalanche shortened the minimum commitment for validators during the period.

Withdrawals on Oct. 7–8 drove a $920 million swing from the preceding week, leaving the two-week flow total negative.

Sui’s DeFi liquidity also expanded, but more slowly than its token price, while a recent pullback interrupted the rally.

Aerodrome holds about $393 million on Base as its planned merger with Velodrome approaches.