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- Stablecoins now form global payment infrastructure, enabling faster, cheaper cross-border transactions via partnerships with traditional banks and fintechs. - Circle's USDC integration with Mastercard and Finastra processes $5T daily in 50+ countries, marking first stablecoin settlement in key emerging markets. - U.S. GENIUS Act and EU MiCA framework provide regulatory clarity, driving institutional adoption with 90% of surveyed banks using or testing stablecoins. - Inflation-hit economies like Argentina
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- YGG surged 193.75% in 24 hours to $0.1572 on Aug 28, 2025, amid volatile market dynamics. - This followed a 561.34% 7-day drop, highlighting extreme short-term investor sentiment shifts. - A 660.13% monthly gain contrasts with a 6672.11% annual decline, underscoring unstable market conditions. - The rebound lacks clear fundamentals, raising doubts about sustainability amid broader bearish trends.
- Bitcoin faces triple threats: deteriorating technical indicators, Fed liquidity withdrawal, and bearish options positioning trigger correction risks. - MACD divergence and RSI weakness signal momentum exhaustion, while $14.6B in BTC puts highlight market capitulation fears. - Gamma pressure intensifies near $111K, with 20% drop in perpetual futures open interest and ETF outflows from BlackRock/Fidelity. - Strategic hedging (puts/futures) and position reduction urged as liquidity shocks expose crypto mark
- Ethereum dominates institutional ETFs in 2025 due to regulatory clarity, yield innovation, and infrastructure utility. - The GENIUS and CLARITY Acts reclassified Ethereum as a utility token, enabling SEC-compliant staking yields (3-5%) absent in Bitcoin's PoW model. - Ethereum ETFs attracted $9.4B in Q2 2025 vs. $552M for Bitcoin ETFs, driven by capital efficiency and deflationary supply dynamics. - Over 19 public companies now stake Ethereum for compounding returns, cementing its role as infrastructure
- Circle and Finastra integrate USDC stablecoin into GPP platform, merging blockchain speed with traditional banking systems for cross-border payments. - The hybrid model reduces settlement times by 90% and costs by 40%, bypassing correspondent banking delays while maintaining SWIFT/ISO 20022 compatibility. - USDC's $65B circulation and regulatory backing (GENIUS Act, MiCA) drive institutional adoption, with Circle's IPO valuation surging 450% amid stablecoin market growth projections. - Risks include regu
- AI reshapes global labor markets by 2025, displacing clerical roles while creating demand in robotics, AI training, and digital infrastructure. - Bank tellers (-15%), cashiers (-11%), and telemarketers face automation risks, disproportionately affecting lower-wage workers and younger demographics. - Investors prioritize AI infrastructure (NVIDIA, Microsoft), healthcare (nurse practitioners +52%), and AI ethics platforms to capitalize on growth opportunities. - Hedging strategies include defensive sectors
- FIL surged 121.32% in 24 hours to $2.328 but fell 748.51% in 7 days, highlighting extreme market volatility. - Analysts attribute the spike to algorithmic trading and speculative strategies, with technical indicators showing overbought conditions. - Historical patterns suggest rapid gains often precede steep corrections, raising concerns about FIL's long-term bearish trend.
- Nvidia and Bitcoin's historical correlation weakened from 0.80 to 0.36 in Q2 2025 as macroeconomic factors and regulatory risks overshadowed tech-sector momentum. - Bitcoin's post-earnings volatility spiked to 38% in Q2 2025, diverging from its typical pattern despite Nvidia's $46.7B revenue surge and AI growth forecasts. - Geopolitical risks (e.g., China export restrictions) and Bitcoin's unique drivers (halving, ETF approvals) now independently shape crypto markets. - Investors are advised to diversify
- 18:38Data: 5.34 million LINK have been withdrawn from exchanges in the past 24 hoursAccording to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst @ali_charts has monitored that in the past 24 hours, 5.34 million LINK have been withdrawn from exchanges.
- 18:13Derive co-founder proposes to increase DRV token supply by 50%Jinse Finance reported that Nick Forster, co-founder of Derive, has proposed expanding the supply of the native token DRV of the on-chain options exchange in order to retain core contributors and reach deals with institutional partners. The proposal was released on Friday, September 12. According to the proposal, Forster suggests issuing an additional 500 million DRV tokens, increasing the total supply by 50%. These tokens will be allocated to the Derive Foundation (which will be renamed from the original Lyra Foundation to reflect the protocol's former name). The proposal estimates that existing holders could be diluted by up to 8.25% per year over the next four years. "Neither the Foundation nor the BVI subsidiary has a sufficient token budget to execute strategic deals at the scale required to align interests for driving protocol adoption," Forster wrote in the proposal. In addition, the proposal disclosed that Derive has severed ties with team members and investors who supported a merger with Synthetix. The merger plan was jointly called off by both parties in May this year after Derive investors criticized it for undervaluing the on-chain options platform.
- 17:52USDe supply surpasses 13 billion, reaching a new all-time highJinse Finance reported that, according to data from the DeFilama platform, as of September 13, the supply of USDe has surpassed 13 billion, reaching 13.3 billion, setting a new all-time high. The increase over the past 7 days was 4.87%.