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- 01:2863.1% of crypto-native media in Eastern Europe saw a decline in Q2 trafficJinse Finance reported that the Outset PR Q2 2025 report shows: Despite a 21.7% increase in digital assets during this period, 63.1% of crypto-native media traffic in Eastern Europe declined. The report points out that fluctuations in discovery channels, regulatory factors, and AI-driven changes in traffic recommendations have weakened media exposure. Russia and Poland together account for 82% of the traffic. In addition, only 17 media outlets contributed more than 80% of the traffic, indicating a highly concentrated media landscape.
- 01:16The ETH whale who rolled over a $125,000 long position suffered another loss of $72,000, with only $58,000 remaining on the books.According to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) has monitored that the ETH whale who rolled over a $125,000 long position on ETH has once again suffered a loss of $72,000, with only $58,000 remaining on the books. After ETH rose to $4,664 last night and then pulled back this morning, the whale was forced to reduce positions in batches to avoid liquidation, and is still holding a 25x leveraged ETH long position worth $1.79 million. Due to limited margin now, the only way to recover is to continue rolling over positions, which leaves very little room for liquidation.
- 00:53Circle partners with Mastercard and Finastra to promote stablecoin payment services in Europe and AfricaAccording to ChainCatcher, Circle announced a partnership with Mastercard and Finastra. This collaboration aims to integrate stablecoin settlement capabilities into mainstream finance, further promoting the adoption of USDC in the global payments sector. On Wednesday, Mastercard stated that it will allow acquirers and merchants in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EEMEA) to settle transactions using USDC and EURC. Arab Financial Services and Eazy Financial Services will be the first to access this service, marking Mastercard's first provision of stablecoin settlement services in the region. London-based financial software provider Finastra also announced on Wednesday that it will integrate USDC into its Global PAYplus platform. This platform processes over $5 trillion in cross-border transactions daily. Circle stated that this integration will enable banks in 50 countries to use USDC for international payment settlements, even if payment instructions are still denominated in fiat currencies.