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No results1Bitget Daily Digest (Nov 18) ｜ Fidelity Solana Spot ETF Launches Tonight in U.S. Markets; Public Companies Net-Buy Over $847 Million in BTC Last Week; All Three Major U.S. Indexes Close Lower2Young Bitcoin holders panic sell 148K BTC as analysts call for sub-$90K BTC bottom3Ethereum Falls Under $3,100 Amid Spot ETF Outflows, Viewed as Riskier Than Bitcoin
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- 11:22Deutsche Börse to integrate Société Générale's MiCA-compliant stablecoin into its core market systemJinse Finance reported that Deutsche Börse Group has signed an agreement with Societe Generale FORGE to integrate regulated euro and US dollar stablecoins into the support systems of Europe's largest financial market. Both parties will integrate SG-FORGE's euro and US dollar CoinVertible tokens into Deutsche Börse's post-trade operational systems, including the Clearstream clearing system. This collaboration enables banks and other market participants to use tokenized cash for transaction settlement within a regulated framework. By using stablecoins, both parties in a transaction can simultaneously transfer cash and securities on a shared ledger, achieving instant settlement instead of waiting for end-of-day processing. The initial phase will test CoinVertible as a security settlement asset and in collateral workflows, and explore its role in cash management functions.
- 11:05Florida state pension fund holds $47 million in Strategy stocksAccording to Jinse Finance, monitored by BitcoinTreasuries.NET, the latest report from the Florida State Board of Administration (SBA), which manages total assets of $277 billion, shows that it holds 241,215 shares of a certain exchange (MSTR) stock, valued at approximately $47 million.
- 10:54Hashed CEO: There is no need to fear this round of the crypto bear market, as the industry's fundamentals are undergoing irreversible positive improvement.ChainCatcher News, Simon Kim, CEO of Korean crypto venture capital firm Hashed, stated in a post that since entering the crypto space in 2015, he has experienced multiple market cycles, but this is the first bear market that has not truly made him feel fear. Although seeing his own investment portfolio still stings due to the bear market, this cycle is fundamentally different from previous ones. In past bear markets, there was a pervasive existential fear that crypto technology and the market might disappear entirely, with real threats such as governments joining forces to ban crypto assets or new global ledger technologies replacing blockchain. However, at present, regardless of daily price fluctuations, such fundamental concerns have not emerged. Global regulation is gradually evolving with the aim of fostering development alongside the industry rather than suppressing it; more and more institutional investors are beginning to recognize the value of this asset class—for example, IBIT holds the largest position in Harvard University's endowment fund portfolio, which is highly symbolic; stablecoin metrics are hitting new highs every month, and it is expected that by 2030, their issuance will grow dozens of times from current levels. Simon Kim also mentioned that in the future, billions of people worldwide will access digital assets through everyday fintech applications and large-scale tech apps, rather than relying on exchanges. Everything is being tokenized, and the prosperity of on-chain ecosystems is already a foregone conclusion. He emphasized that cycles are temporary, fundamentals are moving forward irreversibly, and called on everyone to remain patient—price rebounds and catching up with these fundamentals will not take too long.