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Could “Debasement Trade” Be The Biggest Bitcoin Narrative for 2026?
Could “Debasement Trade” Be The Biggest Bitcoin Narrative for 2026?

The debasement trade—shifting from fiat and bonds to assets like Bitcoin and gold—is becoming the dominant crypto narrative again.

BeInCrypto·2025/11/01 11:21
Ethereum Whales Are Buying Again — But Can They Outrun the Looming Death Cross?
Ethereum Whales Are Buying Again — But Can They Outrun the Looming Death Cross?

Ethereum whales are buying again, adding about 200,000 ETH ($775 million) in two days. But a looming death cross between key moving averages could decide whether this early November optimism turns into a breakout—or a sharp correction.

BeInCrypto·2025/11/01 09:01
Charles Hoskinson Responds to Criticism of Cardano DeFi and ADA Holders
Charles Hoskinson Responds to Criticism of Cardano DeFi and ADA Holders

Charles Hoskinson outlined a roadmap linking Cardano’s DeFi to Bitcoin interoperability and real-world finance.

BeInCrypto·2025/11/01 08:21
From Tool to Economic Organism: AKEDO and the x402 Protocol Ignite a Productivity Revolution
From Tool to Economic Organism: AKEDO and the x402 Protocol Ignite a Productivity Revolution

This marks the formation of the foundational infrastructure for the Agentic Economy: AI now has the ability to make payments, creators have access to an ecosystem for automatic settlements, and platforms become the stage for collaboration among all parties.

深潮·2025/11/01 08:19
Pi Network Gains Momentum as New Features Energize the Market
Pi Network Gains Momentum as New Features Energize the Market

In Brief Pi Network shows significant momentum with community revival and AI applications. Increased OTC volumes and key technical indicators support PI's 50% price rise. Liquidity issues and upcoming token unlocks pose potential risks to price stability.

Cointurk·2025/11/01 07:54
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    Société Générale issues US digital bonds through Broadridge
    Jinse Finance reported that Société Générale issued its first US digital bond through Broadridge's new tokenization platform, with DRW acquiring the bond. The bond is a short-term floating rate note linked to SOFR, issued based on the Canton Network. The token was registered by its subsidiary SG-FORGE, a team that has previously promoted on-chain bonds, DeFi trading, and Web3 innovation projects such as the stablecoin EURCV.
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    Hourglass: All refunds for unexpected transactions in the Stable stablecoin pre-deposit program have been fully processed
    According to Jinse Finance, as disclosed by Hourglass, all refunds for unexpected transactions in the Stable stablecoin pre-deposit program have been fully processed. These deposits have been completely returned and were not counted in the program. Refunds have been sent directly back to the wallets that originally initiated the USDC transfers. These situations include: sending USDC directly to the contract, setting the receiving address for pre-iUSDT shares as the contract, and setting the contract as the recipient when calling redeemNonKyc. If you had any unexpected transactions, the USDC has now been returned to your wallet.
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    Both chambers of the US Congress approve mandatory disclosure of Epstein case files
    Jinse Finance reported that on the 18th local time, the U.S. Senate approved a bill mandating the disclosure of all files related to the Epstein case. Earlier that day, the House of Representatives voted and passed a requirement for the U.S. Department of Justice to make all Epstein case files public. U.S. President Trump had previously expressed support for releasing the Epstein case files. Since the House of Representatives reconvened on the 12th of this month, both the Democratic and Republican parties have successively released portions of the Epstein case files, accusing each other's senior figures of having connections with Epstein or even being implicated in his sex crimes. These figures include Trump, former Democratic President Clinton, former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, and former White House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler, all of whom have served in Democratic administrations.
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