Layer Brett ($LBRETT)
A new memecoin based on Ethereum Layer 2 that combines the typical irony of meme tokens with real DeFi functionalities: staking, DAO governance, and smart contracts. The project offers transparency in tokenomics (max supply limited to 10 billion) and a staking APY of around 3.96%. Currently in presale at about $0.0044, it also offers incentives like a $1 million giveaway and a gamified staking system.
Long-term analysis: If the project proves stable in terms of development and adoption, it could emerge as a hybrid case between meme and utility. However, the 'meme' component inevitably brings with it high volatility—thus it should be approached with caution.
Sei (SEI)
Layer-1 optimized for decentralized trading, positioning itself as a fast and scalable platform with undervalued potential. Some experts predict that SEI could break the $1 threshold by August 2025.
Long-term analysis: If the project continues to gain momentum through the development of DeFi apps and increasing volumes, it can establish itself as a valid alternative to established blockchains. Risks include a competitive race with more mature platforms and regulatory uncertainty.
The Graph (GRT)
Decentralized protocol for indexing and searching blockchain data—a true infrastructure 'Google of web3'. In 2024 it became fully decentralized; then in 2025, it expanded support for Solana and integrated Chainlink CCIP for cross-chain transfers.
Long-term analysis: The Graph already has a strong technological base and solid adoption among developers. If web3 continues to grow, GRT – the native token – will benefit from the infrastructure boom. The main risk is that future innovations could diminish its relevance.
Conclusion
Layer Brett can offer great potential returns in the short/medium term due to high speculation, but it carries high risks.
Sei is an interesting bet on emerging DeFi infrastructure, as long as it can consolidate its ecosystem.
The Graph is a more defensive and infrastructural choice, ideal for investors focused on the long term and the growth of web3.


