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While small projects are still struggling for their next round of funding and token launches, industry giants are already using cash to buy time and acquisitions to secure their future.
As a significant innovation in the cryptocurrency sector, stablecoins are designed with "stability" as their primary intention. However, their potential risks and hazards have attracted widespread attention from global regulatory bodies, academia, and the market.
Tether has recruited the core precious metals team from HSBC, making a strong entry into the precious metals market and challenging the existing industry landscape. In recent years, the company has accumulated one of the world's largest gold reserves.
Aster has aligned itself with Binance, while Lighter has chosen to embrace capital investment.
Institutional adoption combined with cooling volatility indicates that Bitcoin is entering a smoother, more mature cycle.
The Atlas upgrade allows L2s to directly rely on Ethereum as a real-time liquidity hub for the first time. This is not only a technical upgrade, but also a reshaping of the ecosystem landscape.
The long-term survival game of cryptocurrencies.
In Brief Visa launches direct payments via stablecoins for freelancers and digital services. The pilot project aims to improve speed and transparency in global payments. Visa plans global expansion of this payment system by 2026.
- 17:35Bostic: The threat to price stability is becoming more evident and urgentAccording to Golden Ten Data, ChainCatcher reports that Federal Reserve's Bostic stated that although there have been changes in the labor market, the threat to price stability is more apparent and more urgent.
- 17:35Bostic: Labor market signals are insufficient to support aggressive monetary policyAccording to ChainCatcher, citing Jinse Finance, Federal Reserve's Bostic stated that signals from the labor market are not sufficient to justify the need for aggressive monetary policy in response to the risk of persistent inflationary pressures.
- 17:32The EU plans to tighten MiCA regulations and may ban the sharing of order books with non-EU exchanges.Jinse Finance reported that the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) is preparing to strengthen and centralize the supervision of the EU crypto asset market, further unifying the implementation of MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation). Regulatory agencies from multiple countries, including the French Financial Markets Authority (AMF), have called for clear provisions within the MiCA framework requiring that trading and execution activities (including local order books) must be located within the EU and subject to local supervision. This move by ESMA may mean prohibiting EU crypto platforms from sharing order books with non-EU and non-MiCA regulated exchanges, in order to ensure regulatory consistency.