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Bitcoin fell below $80,000 over the weekend, triggering $590 million in liquidations as economic uncertainty rattled crypto and equity markets.
Avalanche holders are staying put despite steep losses, but weak bullish momentum and bearish RSI trends keep AVAX trading below $20.00.
Three major crypto projects—Axie Infinity, Jito Labs, and Xave—are unlocking tokens this week, possibly shifting market dynamics and investor strategies.
Celestia’s 30% plunge spooked investors, but signals like RSI nearing oversold and CMF inflows point to a possible rebound ahead.
Industry experts believe SEC's planned changes could expand access for US retail investors and reshape how crypto projects are evaluated.
HBAR’s price is holding just above key support, saving short traders from liquidation—for now. But a looming Death Cross could shift momentum fast.
As Wall Street tumbles on tariff fears, some online prediction markets share a growing certainty of a recession well before economists reach a consensus.
- 03:38Hong Kong Treasury Secretary: Only a Small Number of Stablecoin Licenses Will Be Issued in the First Phase, with Future Plans to Promote Asset Tokenization Such as ETFsOdaily Planet Daily reported that Christopher Hui, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of Hong Kong, stated in an interview that only a limited number of licenses will be issued in the first phase of stablecoin regulation. Regarding the possibility of issuing a RMB stablecoin, he noted that there are currently no restrictions on the pegged currency, but if other regional currencies are involved, coordination with relevant institutions may be required.Hui emphasized that the government will take the lead in promoting the use of stablecoins in cross-border payments and other applications, helping developing countries address local currency depreciation and financial system risks. He also revealed that Hong Kong will advance the tokenization of financial assets in the future. Following green bonds, the next step will be to explore tokenized payment methods for ETFs and commodities such as metals.
- 03:18In the past 30 days, the amount of ETH purchased by ETH ETFs is nearly 10 times the net issuance on the networkAccording to Jinse Finance, independent Ethereum educator and angel investor sassal.eth stated on social media: "Net new ETH issued in the past 30 days: approximately 73,000 ETH; net inflow into ETH ETFs in the past 30 days: approximately 725,000 ETH; the amount of ETH purchased by ETH ETFs alone in the past 30 days is nearly 10 times the net issuance on the network."
- 03:14Christopher Hui: Initial Phase of Stablecoin Licensing to Be Limited, Asset Tokenization May Expand to ETFsAccording to ChainCatcher, Christopher Hui, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of Hong Kong, stated in an interview with i-Cable News' "Financial Wisdom．Business Transmission" that only a limited number of stablecoin licenses will be issued in the first phase. As for whether a RMB stablecoin can be issued, he said the regulations do not restrict the pegged currency, but if it involves currencies from other regions, discussions with relevant institutions may be required. Christopher Hui emphasized that the government will take the lead in promoting stablecoin applications, with a particular focus on cross-border payment scenarios to help developing countries address local currency depreciation and financial system risks. He also revealed that Hong Kong will promote the tokenization of financial assets in the future. Following green bonds, the next step is expected to extend to exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and he believes that token-based payments for commodities such as metals can also be explored.