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AVNT plunges 663% within a day as market experiences intense swings and notable long-term growth
AVNT plunges 663% within a day as market experiences intense swings and notable long-term growth

- AVNT plummeted 663% in 24 hours to $2.1964 amid sharp volatility, contrasting with 10,714% 7-day gains. - Market sell-offs and overbought RSI indicators signaled correction after prior bullish momentum, though no official cause was cited. - Long-term growth stems from DeFi adoption and cross-chain bridging expansion, supporting 1-month/1-year gains of 17,197%. - Backtested trading strategies captured major gains but faced risks during sudden drops, underscoring AVNT's unpredictable nature.

Bitget-RWA·2025/09/22 02:10
HBAR’s Week Ahead Looks Bleak as Hedera Stablecoin Market Cap Crashes 50%
HBAR’s Week Ahead Looks Bleak as Hedera Stablecoin Market Cap Crashes 50%

HBAR faces mounting pressure as Hedera’s stablecoin liquidity shrinks and sentiment turns negative. Holding $0.212 is crucial to avoid deeper losses.

BeInCrypto·2025/09/22 02:00
How D3 Is Turning Internet Domains Into DeFi-Ready Assets With Mizu and Interstellar
How D3 Is Turning Internet Domains Into DeFi-Ready Assets With Mizu and Interstellar

The world of real-world assets (RWAs) on the blockchain has long been focused on tangible, physical items, from real estate to fine art and jewelry. Yet, an entire class of digital RWA has existed for decades, lying dormant and untapped, waiting for its DeFi moment. This asset is the internet domain, and a new protocol

BeInCrypto·2025/09/21 23:01
Is This the Calm Before XLM’s Jump to $0.50?
Is This the Calm Before XLM’s Jump to $0.50?

Stellar (XLM) holds above $0.35 with soft momentum as futures activity cools, while traders monitor for a breakout or breakdown.

Cryptopotato·2025/09/21 16:00
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Trump Says He Will Sue JPMorgan, Accusing It of Improper Conduct on "Debanking" Issues
According to Odaily, Trump posted on his social platform Truth Social stating that he plans to file a lawsuit against JPMorgan within the next two weeks, accusing the bank of "improper debanking" following the events of January 6, 2021. Trump denied The Wall Street Journal's report that JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon had been proposed as a candidate for Federal Reserve Chairman, calling the claim "completely untrue." The report noted that Trump and his family members have repeatedly stated publicly that several major U.S. banks have refused to provide them with financial services in recent years, prompting them to increase their involvement in the crypto asset sector. Donald Trump Jr. once said that it was precisely because of restricted access to banking services that the family was forced to enter the crypto industry, and he believes crypto assets are an important direction for the future financial system. In addition, the decentralized finance platform World Liberty Financial, supported by Trump, has applied for a banking license and launched the stablecoin USD1, attempting to establish a new business model between traditional finance and crypto finance. JPMorgan previously denied any "debanking" actions against clients and, as of press time, has not responded to Trump's latest remarks. (DL News)
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Trump Threatens to Sue JPMorgan Chase, Denies Offering Fed Chair Position to CEO
BlockBeats News, January 18th, Trump said that he will sue the largest U.S. bank, JPMorgan Chase, in the next two weeks because JPMorgan Chase had previously taken the lead in ceasing to provide services to him. Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr, has stated that after the 2021 U.S. Capitol riot, due to banks refusing to serve them, the Trump family had no choice but to enter the cryptocurrency field. Furthermore, Trump also denied ever offering JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon the position of Federal Reserve Chairman and called The Wall Street Journal's related report completely false.
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Nigerian SEC significantly raises capital threshold for digital asset platforms to 2 billion naira
Foresight News reported, citing TechCabal, that the Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued new regulations raising the minimum capital requirement for digital asset exchanges and custodians to 2 billion naira (approximately $1.4 million), a significant increase from the previous 500 million naira and higher than the previously discussed but withdrawn 1 billion naira proposal. For other categories, the minimum capital requirement for Digital Asset Offering Platforms (DAOP) and RWA tokenization platforms is set at 1 billion naira, while digital asset intermediaries and related service providers are required to have between 300 million and 500 million naira. The new regulations require relevant institutions to meet these standards by June 30, 2027, or they may face suspension or revocation of their licenses.
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