The crypto market is shifting gears again, and while Bonk coin struggles to sustain its early hype, both Ethereum and Solana are showing resilience as institutional demand returns. The smart money is zeroing in on Layer Brett, the Ethereum Layer 2 token whose presale has just blasted past $2.6 million raised at $0.0055. Analysts now peg its upside potential at 30x to 100x in the coming cycle, making it the clear asymmetric play compared to bigger, slower-moving competitors.
Bonk coin slows down as narrative fades
Bonk coin, once the poster child of Solana’s meme run, is now visibly running out of steam. After its meteoric surge in late 2023 and early 2024, BONK’s chart has flattened. On-chain metrics show thinning liquidity and lower participation from whales, with fewer new wallets holding the token compared to its peak.
Ethereum remains the backbone
Unlike meme-only tokens, Ethereum continues to cement itself as the backbone of decentralized finance. Over 69% of DeFi activity takes place on Ethereum or its Layer-2s.
Institutional adoption is accelerating: stablecoin issuers, fintech companies, and even banks are integrating Ethereum rails for settlement. Analysts remain bullish, with some forecasting ETH in the $7,000 to $10,000 range by 2026, and more aggressive models stretching to $16,000 in extreme bullish conditions.
Still, for retail investors, ETH’s size makes it more of a blue-chip hedge than a moonshot. It’s steady, but a 2–3x upside pales against what smaller, more agile ecosystem plays can deliver.
Solana stabilizes after a quick drawdown
Solana has also stabilized after its recent pullback. Currently hovering around $209, analysts note SOL’s consolidation above $200 as a bullish structure. If the token breaks resistance at $215, targets of $240–$260 come into play. That said, Solana’s $115 billion market cap limits upside. Even a rally toward $300 equates to a modest 30–40% gain — solid for institutions, but hardly life-changing for smaller investors.
Why Layer Brett outshines them all
Where Ethereum and Solana offer stability, Layer Brett offers asymmetry. As an Ethereum Layer 2 project, it combines the meme-driven virality of DOGE and SHIB with real utility: lightning-fast transactions, gas fees slashed to pennies, and staking rewards clocking in at thousands of percent APY for early adopters.
Every dollar flowing into Ethereum strengthens Layer 2s, and Layer Brett is positioned to capture that spillover. Unlike BONK, it’s not just a meme. Unlike ETH and SOL, it’s not capped by size. At a presale entry of $0.0055, the potential for 30x–100x upside is what traders call “asymmetric alpha.”
The presale has already raised over $2.7 million, proof of accelerating demand, and with each stage, the price ticks higher. Early buyers aren’t just speculating on a token; they’re front-running a project designed to merge Ethereum infrastructure with viral meme culture — the formula that made SHIB and PEPE household names, but with a stronger foundation.
Layer Brett presale offers the highest upside in 2025
While Ethereum and Solana remain strong plays for institutions, retail investors looking for transformational gains know where the action is. Bonk coin is yesterday’s story. The real energy in 2025 is around Layer Brett, the Ethereum L2 meme coin with utility, hype, and an early-stage presale advantage.
With over $2.7 million already raised, this is the moment to pay attention — because once it leaves presale, the runway to parabolic upside narrows fast.
LBRETT is available now at $0.0055. Don’t miss out on the next 100x—join the Layer Brett presale today.
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Maisie is an experienced Crypto & Financial news journalist, having written for Moneycheck.com, Blockonomi.com, Computing.net and is Editor in Chief at Blockfresh.com
