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Memecoins are a joke ― and the punchline is billions in losses since Donald Trump took office.
TON's user engagement and TVL have plummeted, raising concerns about its long-term viability and investor confidence.
Bitcoin’s historical price data favors new all-time highs in Q1, but liquidity gaps below $80,000 could pull the price lower in the short term.
Utah’s HB 230 moves forward, paving the way for digital asset investment. While some see it as a step toward a Bitcoin reserve, critics argue it favors stablecoins. The Senate will decide its final direction.
The SEC has acknowledged filings for Grayscale's Solana and Litecoin ETFs, marking a potential turning point in crypto regulation. Though still early, this move could signal a future shift toward more crypto-friendly approvals.
According to JPMorgan survey results, 71% of institutional investors stated that they do not plan to trade cryptocurrencies in 2025.
JPMorgan warns that Ethereum could continue its poor performance.
The SEC asked for comments to be sent in 21 days after its filing is published in the Federal Register.Over a year ago when the SEC was considering whether to approve spot Bitcoin ETFs, firms were hashing out technical details over how the redemption process should work settling on cash, not in-kind.
- 21:55Citi estimates stablecoins will drive widespread blockchain adoption, reaching a $3.7 trillion marketCiti predicts that 2025 could become a turning point for blockchain adoption, primarily due to the development of stablecoins. The report indicates that the stablecoin market size is expected to grow from the current $230 billion to between $1.6 trillion and $3.7 trillion by 2030. This growth is largely attributed to the United States' proactive regulation of digital assets and a stable market environment, which will facilitate their further integration into the financial system, increase payment speed, enhance transparency, and optimize asset settlement. Additionally, stablecoin issuers are expected to become major buyers of U.S. Treasury bonds, with holdings projected to reach $1.2 trillion, potentially surpassing all foreign sovereign holders. However, the report also highlights risks, such as stablecoins de-pegging nearly 1,900 times in 2023, with large-scale redemptions under extreme circumstances potentially disrupting the liquidity of the crypto market and impacting financial markets.
- 21:54U.S. Judge Blocks Trump's Attempt to Abolish Federal Employees' Collective Bargaining RightsA U.S. federal judge has temporarily blocked Trump's attempt to abolish federal employees' collective bargaining rights. The National Treasury Employees Union stated that Trump's executive order to revoke collective bargaining agreements for federal departments relieved more than a dozen federal agencies of the obligation to negotiate with unions, violating federal employees' labor rights and the United States Constitution.
- 21:54SOL Falls Below 150 USDTMarket data shows that SOL has fallen below 150 USDT, currently reported at 149.99 USDT, with a 24-hour drop of 0.4%.