# New version of Kiwi Weekly

Source: https://paragraph.com/@kiwi-weekly/kiwi-news-recap-90

## Summary

This Kiwi Weekly newsletter curates seven Ethereum links from the previous week, covering topics such as wallet identity, stablecoins and protocol economics. It notes that embedded wallets fragment web3 identity, according to nonlinear, and that stablecoin market cap is up 15% since the start of 2025, a rise on a $200B base that the newsletter says would signal something big if it reflects real adoption rather than traders moving out of markets. It also highlights a proposal by Jerome de Tychey et al. to increase R&D on dynamically adjusting blob pricing based on L1 gas, and says Marc Zeller sees a positive outlook for Ethereum and Aave despite very low sentiment.

## Article

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as always we prepared 7 highest signal Ethereum links you probably missed last week.

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Embedded wallets fragment web3 identity, says nonlinear

When every dapp wants you to create a new account, your liquidity and identity gets fragmented. We've been talking about this on Kiwi for over a year, and seems like it finally clicks.

Stablecoin market cap is up 15% since the start of 2025

Is it because the markets are down and traders moved to stablecoins? Or is there a real adoption going on? If it's the latter then such a move on a $200B would be a sign of something big.

Ethereum Magicians might go through makeover, explains Nixo

From more transparency for admin and moderation, through added DevOps resources, up to access to EthMagicians Twitter account

Addressing Ethereum value capture by Jerome de Tychey et al.

They propose to increase R&D efforts to rapidly change the blob pricing mechanism to dynamically adjust it based on L1 gas. It resulted in a pretty intense discussion.

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Ethereum and Aave future seems bright, according to Marc Zeller

Although sentiment is very low, there are some positives like Pectra UX improvements, ETH still being #1 decentralized economy, and Aave growth.

PS: As you probably noticed we're experimenting with new formatting. It's still work in progress, and we asked Paragraph to improve the editor so it will be easier to make this newsletter look better :)

All links have been curated by the Kiwi community.

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## Comments

**macbudkowski.eth**: Two weeks ago we've found out that we get a lot of traffic from newsletter. So now we're experimenting how to make it better. 

When I was co-working with @pugson.eth, he shared some feedback on formatting that could potentially improve CTRs. So let's see. Paragraph editor is still not perfect which means this might not look great on mobile yet, but I already passed feedback to Colin, so fingers crossed.



**timdaub.eth**: Looks really cool with the previews for the links! I like it a lot!!