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Real yield protocols are gaining traction as a resilient sector in the crypto market, enabling users to navigate both bull and bear cycles effectively. Unlike narrative-driven projects that rely on token sales, real yield projects generate actual protocol revenue and return value to the community through mechanisms like fee buybacks and token burns. These sustainable business models offer greater resilience across market cycles, making them well-suited for mid- to long-term allocations. Projects such as AAVE, JTO, JUP, and CAKE have established robust revenue frameworks, serving as leading examples across the EVM, Solana, and BSC ecosystems — and are well worth watching.

The Senate’s investigation into President Trump's cryptocurrency projects, including the TRUMP meme coin and WLFI, explores potential ethical violations, foreign influence, and insider trading.


The Sui ecosystem has performed exceptionally well over the past six months, driven by a positive flywheel effect built on DeFi incentives, ecosystem partnerships, and support for high-quality projects. This cycle — subsidizing staking participation, boosting TVL and liquidity, empowering new projects with exposure and expanding its user base — has propelled Sui to the forefront. Currently, the market is speculating on a potential SUI ETF launch and anticipating another TVL milestone for the ecosystem. Recently launched Sui-based tokens, such as DEEP and WAL, have already been listed on Korea's leading exchange Upbit, demonstrating the strong backing and resources of the Sui Foundation. Additionally, an upcoming token unlock worth over $250 million has drawn further market attention. While large unlocks can trigger price concerns, as seen with Solana, SOL remains resilient, and many investors are optimistic about SUI's long-term price action. A post-unlock pullback could present an attractive entry point.




In 2025, the stablecoin market shows strong signs of growth. Research indicates that the market cap of USD-pegged stablecoins has surged 46% year-over-year, with total trading volume reaching $27.6 trillion, surpassing the combined volume of Visa and Mastercard transactions in 2024. The average circulating supply is also up 28% from the previous year, reflecting sustained market demand. Once used primarily for crypto trading and DeFi collateral, stablecoins are now expanding into cross-border payments and real-world asset management, reinforcing their growing importance in the global financial system. More banks and enterprises are starting to issue their own stablecoins. Standard Chartered launched an HKD-backed stablecoin, and PayPal issued PYUSD. The CEO of Bank of America has expressed interest in launching a stablecoin once regulations permit (via CNBC). Fidelity is developing its own USD stablecoin, while JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America plan to follow suit when market conditions stabilize. Meanwhile, World Liberty Financial (backed by the Trump family) has introduced USD1, backed by assets such as government bonds and cash.
- 03:37Exchange CEO: Evaluating the Possibility of Launching a Proprietary Blockchain or SidechainAccording to ChainCatcher, Fortune magazine reported that Yoni Assia, CEO of the Nasdaq-listed trading platform [Exchange Name], stated in a recent interview that the company is exploring the possibility of launching its own blockchain. They are currently evaluating several potential partnerships, including Layer 1 and Layer 2 solutions, but may also consider launching a sidechain for [Exchange Name]. Yoni Assia declined to disclose specific details, only noting that if [Exchange Name] decides to shift part of its business to the crypto space, then a sidechain would be a logical choice.
- 03:36Anthropic plans to raise $3–5 billion at a $170 billion valuation, led by Iconiq CapitalAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, citing CNBC, artificial intelligence startup Anthropic is in talks with investors to raise between $3 billion and $5 billion in a funding round led by Iconiq Capital, which would bring the company’s valuation to $170 billion. As a competitor to OpenAI, Anthropic’s valuation has surged rapidly in recent months. In March of this year, the company raised $3.5 billion in a funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, at which time its valuation stood at $61.5 billion. Although Anthropic’s CEO Dario Amodei had previously warned of potential national security risks associated with accepting investments from Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds, leaked memos indicate that he is now reconsidering the acceptance of Middle Eastern capital.
- 03:17White House Delays Vote on Brian Quintenz’s Nomination for CFTC ChairAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett revealed on the X platform that the White House has postponed the vote on Brian Quintenz's nomination for CFTC Chairman, with much speculation circulating within Washington, D.C. Some suggest the delay is due to concerns over vote counting, while others point to lobbying efforts by the American Gaming Association (AGA) regarding Brian Quintenz's support for prediction markets. There are also those who believe that unease expressed by industry figures such as the Winklevoss twins played a role. The White House has not yet provided a reason for suspending the nomination and told Bloomberg yesterday that Brian Quintenz remains President Trump's nominee for the position.