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Bloomberg: Peso crisis escalates, stablecoins become a "lifeline" for Argentinians
Bloomberg: Peso crisis escalates, stablecoins become a "lifeline" for Argentinians

The role of cryptocurrency in Argentina has fundamentally changed: it has shifted from a novelty that aroused curiosity and experimentation among the public, including Milei himself, to a financial tool for people to protect their savings.

Chaincatcher·2025/10/25 17:17
The Federal Reserve Opens a New Chapter: Cryptocurrency Officially Included in the Washington Agenda
The Federal Reserve Opens a New Chapter: Cryptocurrency Officially Included in the Washington Agenda

The US payment system is preparing to integrate the assets and infrastructure you are already trading.

Chaincatcher·2025/10/25 17:17
AiCoin Daily Report (October 25)
AiCoin Daily Report (October 25)

AICoin·2025/10/25 17:04
Bitcoin Price Forecast: Investors Stake $400M on BTC as Trump Meets China’s Xi in Korea
Bitcoin Price Forecast: Investors Stake $400M on BTC as Trump Meets China’s Xi in Korea

Bitcoin price rebounded to $113,800 on Sunday, gaining 10% as investors shifted capital from Gold to DeFi-based BTC exposure.

Coinspeaker·2025/10/25 16:00
Bitcoin proposal to curb spam with a temporary soft fork sparks debate among developers
Bitcoin proposal to curb spam with a temporary soft fork sparks debate among developers

Quick Take BIP-444 calls on Bitcoin developers to restrict the amount of arbitrary data that can be attached to transactions on the network. Supporters are concerned that illegal content could be added to Bitcoin following the recent v30 Core update, which uncapped OP_RETURN data limits; detractors say the proposal amounts to protocol-level censorship. The change would require a soft fork of the blockchain, and would last about a year, during which time developers could evaluate longer-term solutions.

The Block·2025/10/25 16:00
Bitcoin illiquid supply declines as 62,000 BTC moves out of long-term holder wallets: Glassnode
Bitcoin illiquid supply declines as 62,000 BTC moves out of long-term holder wallets: Glassnode

Quick Take About 62,000 BTC, worth $7 billion at current prices, has moved out of long-term holder wallets since mid-October, according to Glassnode data. More liquid supply makes it harder for Bitcoin’s price to rally without strong external demand.

The Block·2025/10/25 16:00
Bitcoin surges above $115,000, millions in short positions liquidated
Bitcoin surges above $115,000, millions in short positions liquidated

Quick Take Bitcoin rose above $115,000 as traders assess easing macroeconomic concerns. As prices recovered, nearly $350 million worth of short positions were liquidated in the past day. Analysts expect the year-end ‘Santa Rally’ to take place again this year.

The Block·2025/10/25 16:00
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  • 20:35
    USDe supply surpasses 7.4 billions, reaching a new all-time high
    According to Jinse Finance, data from the DeFilama platform shows that as of November 24, the supply of USDe has surpassed 7.4 billion, reaching 7.416 billion, setting a new all-time high.
  • 19:26
    Crypto lawyer Khurram Dara: New York State's Bitcoin license BitLicense is an illegal regulation
    Jinse Finance reported that, according to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, crypto lawyer Khurram Dara stated in his first interview after announcing his candidacy for New York State Attorney General that the New York State Bitcoin license (BitLicense) is an illegal regulation that infringes upon the economic rights of crypto companies intending to conduct business in the state.
  • 18:44
    Exchange Policy Head: Full Reserve Support Makes Stablecoins Safer Than the Banking System
    Jinse Finance reported that central banks in various countries have warned that market volatility triggered by tariffs could lead to stablecoin runs, which in turn may trigger a concentrated sell-off of U.S. Treasury bonds. The rapid expansion of stablecoins has already constituted a systemic risk, and large-scale redemption activities could impact global financial stability. Faryar Shirzad, a policy executive at an exchange, stated, "The fully reserved collateral mechanism makes stablecoins safer than the banking industry," and "their broader adoption would actually enhance stability." He further explained, "Banks issue long-term and often high-risk loans to individuals and businesses, exposing themselves to both credit risk and liquidity risk. In contrast, stablecoin issuers typically hold short-term government bonds, which are virtually risk-free and highly liquid."
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