Crypto companies spent years monetizing volatility, but now, they're trying to survive without it. First-quarter earnings underscored that crypto's era of easy moonshots and hype-driven returns is fading. As lower bitcoin and ether prices drained speculative demand – and investors pulled back from risk assets broadly amid macro uncertainty – trading activity across exchanges cooled and retail participation faded. The slowdown showed up in public companies' quarterly updates, with exchanges,

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