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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.
- 01:42A major whale sells another 30,003 stETH, still holds 70,004 ETHAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, and as monitored by Lookonchain, the whale address 0xd8d0, which previously purchased 132,536 ETH (approximately $334 million), has sold another 30,003 stETH (about $81.4 million). This whale still holds 70,004 ETH, valued at around $194 million.
- 01:42Delin Holdings (01709.HK) surges over 60% after announcing plans to tokenize up to 500 million yuan in assetsAccording to Jinse Finance, Deyin Holdings (01709.HK) surged over 60%. The company plans to tokenize assets of up to 500 million yuan, with no more than 60 million yuan allocated for distribution to shareholders and other purposes. (Jin10)
- 01:23Nansen CEO: Invested in 58 Projects at Angel Round, 8 Big Wins, 19 Went to ZeroOdaily Planet Daily News: Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik, in a discussion with ZenAcademy founder Zeneca about their angel investment track records, shared that in recent years he has invested in 58 projects as an angel investor. Of these, 8 were big wins, 10 have advanced to the next round but are still awaiting results, 14 have not yet progressed to the next round, 7 have been partially refunded (due to acquisition or losses), and 19 have gone to zero.Zeneca’s record shows investments in 68 projects, with 3 big wins, 4 small wins, 15 small losses, 8 major losses, 10 that have gone to zero, and 22 still awaiting results (but with little hope).