EVE Frontier is a sandbox game based on the world of EVE ONLINE, developed by CCP Games in Iceland, where players explore and develop a desolate space. The in-game economy features a community-driven economic sandbox, allowing users to engage in economic activities in various ways, such as developing systems and participating in large-scale wars. Leveraging Blockchain technology, it creates an open and transparent environment where users can create custom currencies, establish markets, and trade assets and services.

Users can utilize an environmental development system called Smart Assembly to build structures like defense facilities, exchanges, storage facilities, and functionalities with a programmable layer that links the virtual world of Frontier to the external real world.
Users can develop their own ideas or cater to the needs of others. From mission systems to the civilian economy, Smart Assembly allows for third-party development using a powerful toolkit for building beyond the virtual world.
The Solidity programming language is used for infrastructure programming, and the Blockchain technology utilizes RedStone and MUD based on OP Stacks, enabling exchange between various in-game currencies, real-world currencies, and more using ERC-20 tokens.

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This week I was mainly interested in PriceOracle, so I did some brief research. These may be covered in future articles.
Chronicle Protocol is an oracle that provides price feeds to smart contracts. It is used by cbBTC, etc., and according to Messari, it performs better than Chainlink. https://x.com/ChronicleLabs

ChaosLabs is an oracle that provides price feeds to smart contracts. It is used by Jupiter and ArbitrumGMX. https://x.com/chaos_labs?lang=ja

Phesant Netowrk is for L2 Interoperability. It has received grants from the Ethereum Foundation and Optimism. https://x.com/PheasantNetwork/photo

Pyth Network is an oracle that provides price feeds to smart contracts. Originating on Solana, Pyth Network has strong partnerships with major financial institutions. https://x.com/pythnetwork

There are many other oracles besides these, and I'm curious to see which project will break Chainlink's dominance, or if Chainlink will see further growth.

In altcoin trading, it's often said that "the timing is bad" or "the market conditions are bad," but the key to that judgment lies in Bitcoin's price trend and Bitcoin Dominance (Bitcoin's market share). Past data often shows that altcoins tend to flourish when Bitcoin rises and then plateaus. Especially when Bitcoin's volatility decreases and Dominance declines after a price increase, funds flow into altcoins, often referred to as "alt season" on platforms like X, leading to active altcoin trading.

MarketCap Bitcoin Dominance (commonly known as Bitcoin Dominance) is calculated by dividing Bitcoin's market price by the top 125 altcoins and multiplying by 100. It generally moves as follows:

Looking back at the past, it can be said that the timing when altcoins flourish is during Bitcoin's rise to after it has peaked. (The orange frames indicate periods when Bitcoin was sideways, altcoins were rising, and Dominance was decreasing, hypothetically representing thriving altcoin seasons.)

The above is a broad overview, and I believe there were many more specific instances where altcoins flourished.

In the current market, Bitcoin is fluctuating between $50k and $70k, and Dominance has remained high since 2021. If this situation changes, funds may flow more easily into altcoins. In particular, if Bitcoin breaks through the $70k range and Dominance declines, an altcoin season may arrive.

However, the rise in Dominance may be due to institutional investor entry or large holdings by some companies, so it is unclear whether past patterns will hold true. Nevertheless, it is important to analyze these market movements and make predictions rather than trading without any hypothesis.

For the holding status of long-term holders and term investors, please see this news: Unexpected Impact of Bitcoin ETF Approval