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Hi, as the title suggest, i am someone new who wants to invest in crypto using a trusted exchange but has around 100 usd. Its small but to me its the only money i have that i can invest in crypto, i want some advice in what coins i should invest in this exchange that has only 21 coins as of now:
1. Bitcoin (BTC)
2. Ethereum (ETH)
3. XRP (XRP)
4. Solana (SOL)
5. Cardano (ADA)
6. Litecoin (LTC)
7. Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
8. Polygon (POL / MATIC)
9. Chainlink (LINK)
10. Uniswap (UNI)
11. Avalanche (AVAX)
12. Stellar (XLM)
13. NEAR Protocol (NEAR)
14. Cosmos (ATOM)
15. Algorand (ALGO)
16. Aave (AAVE)
17. Curve (CRV)
18. The Graph (GRT)
19. Hedera (HBAR)
20. Polkadot (DOT)
21.NEAR
Currently i am investing in coins which can be staked such as ETH,DOT,ADA, NEAR, & ATOM. But since the capital is small it does not yield much. i want to know which coin can benefit me in the long run based on these 21 avaliable and other advice you could have for me. Thank you.

Hi, as the title suggest, i am someone new who wants to invest in crypto using a trusted exchange but has around 100 usd. Its small but to me its the only money i have that i can invest in crypto, i want some advice in what coins i should invest in this exchange that has only 21 coins as of now:
1. Bitcoin (BTC)
2. Ethereum (ETH)
3. XRP (XRP)
4. Solana (SOL)
5. Cardano (ADA)
6. Litecoin (LTC)
7. Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
8. Polygon (POL / MATIC)
9. Chainlink (LINK)
10. Uniswap (UNI)
11. Avalanche (AVAX)
12. Stellar (XLM)
13. NEAR Protocol (NEAR)
14. Cosmos (ATOM)
15. Algorand (ALGO)
16. Aave (AAVE)
17. Curve (CRV)
18. The Graph (GRT)
19. Hedera (HBAR)
20. Polkadot (DOT)
21.NEAR
Currently i am investing in coins which can be staked such as ETH,DOT,ADA, NEAR, & ATOM. But since the capital is small it does not yield much. i want to know which coin can benefit me in the long run based on these 21 avaliable and other advice you could have for me. Thank you.

Welcome back to the Uniswap Weekly News Report, we’ll be going over some of the biggest crypto stories that occurred this past week.
# Strategy With Another BTC Purchase
Strategy bought up 2,486 BTC last week, valued at around $168.4M, with an average purchase price of $67,710. This brings Strategy’s total BTC holdings to over 717,131 BTC, which is currently worth $48B. The company now holds close to 3.41% of the total BTC supply.
# BitMine Continues Stacking up ETH
Bitmine is back at it, purchasing 45,749 ETH, which is currently priced at $88.7M. They are one of the largest ETH holders, accumulating 3.62% of the total ETH supply, bringing them 0.04% closer to their goal of owning 5% of the total ETH supply. BitMine has also become one of leading ETH stakers, currently staking 3.04M ETH.
# Base Leaves the Superchain Ecoystem
Coinbase's Layer 2 network Base announced on February 18th that it will transition away from Optimism's OP Stack to build its own independent technology infrastructure. Base originally launched in 2023 as a flagship member of the Optimism Superchain, contributing sequencer revenue back to the Optimism Collective. The move signals Coinbase's desire for greater technical autonomy as Base scales toward mainstream adoption.
While Base says it will maintain compatibility during the transition, the shift represents a blow to the Superchain narrative—the idea that multiple L2s sharing the OP Stack would create network effects and interoperability benefits. For Optimism, losing its highest-profile chain partner raises questions about the long-term value proposition of the Superchain model.
# Uniswap Governance Considers Activating Fee Switch for V3 Pools and additional chains
Uniswap governance is considering a proposal to activate protocol fees across all V3 pools and expand fee collection to eight additional chains. The move would build on last year's UNIfication proposal from Uniswap Labs and the Uniswap Foundation, which first turned on the protocol fee switch to align incentives across the ecosystem. If passed, this expansion would significantly increase the protocol's revenue streams while positioning Uniswap to capture value from its growing multichain presence.
The proposal reflects Uniswap's broader strategy to transition UNI from a pure governance token to one with real value accrual. Protocol fees are taken as a portion of swap fees—for example, 0.05% on V2 pools and tiered rates on V3—and routed through fee adapter contracts into a central collector on each network. Expanding this infrastructure to more chains would deepen Uniswap's footprint as the default decentralized exchange for tokenized assets across the ecosystem.