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Messari: BNB Chain market cap increased by 51.6% quarter-on-quarter in Q3 to $140.4 billion
According to the latest report from Odaily, Messari stated that in Q3 2025, BNB Chain's market capitalization increased by 51.6% quarter-on-quarter to $140.4 billion, ranking fifth in the crypto market. The total value locked (TVL) in DeFi grew by 30.7% to $7.8 billion, surpassing Tron and rising to third place. The stablecoin market capitalization increased by 32.3% to $13.9 billion, with USDT accounting for 57.4%. USDe surged more than tenfold quarter-on-quarter to $430 million, and USDF increased to $360 million.
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Arthur Hayes' address has received a total of 32.42 million USDC from CEX and OTC platforms in the past two days.
BlockBeats News, December 17, according to lookonchain monitoring, Arthur Hayes' address has received a total of $32.42 million USDC in the past two days from an exchange, Galaxy Digital, Wintermute, and several other platforms.
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Federal Reserve joint survey: 2% inflation target unlikely to be achieved quickly next year
According to Odaily, a survey jointly conducted by the Richmond and Atlanta Federal Reserve Banks and Duke University's Fuqua School of Business shows that corporate financial executives still regard tariffs as a primary concern and, on average, expect prices to rise by about 4% next year. This result may intensify the Federal Reserve's concerns about current price pressures, which could prevent it from achieving its 2% inflation target soon. The survey interviewed 548 chief financial officers between November 11 and December 1. Results indicate that respondents' confidence in both their own companies and the overall U.S. economy has declined. The U.S. overall economic optimism index dropped from 62.9 (out of 100) in the third quarter to 60.2, also below the recent high of 66 reached after President Trump won his current term at the end of 2024. Overall, respondents expect moderate growth in employment and the economy by 2026, with the median company expecting employment to grow by 1.7% (similar to recent surveys), and the annual economic growth rate is expected to be about 1.9%. Less than half (40%) of companies reported hiring for new positions, slightly less than 20% said they were not hiring at all, and about 9% of companies expect to lay off employees. (Golden Ten Data)
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