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Polkadot Hub + PDP: Rewrite Rollup Deployment Rules to Accelerate Ecosystem Explosion!
PolkaWorld·2025/11/12 22:13
A new paradigm beyond EVM chains: Polkadot smart contract platform to launch in October!
PolkaWorld·2025/11/12 22:12
Stripe and SUI Coin Launch a Next-Generation Stablecoin
In Brief SUI partners with Stripe to launch the USDsui stablecoin. Stablecoins could achieve a $3 trillion market by 2030, according to Bessent. USDsui enhances Sui's network liquidity, promoting institutional collaboration.
Cointurk·2025/11/12 21:09
SoFi Becomes First U.S. National Bank to Offer Crypto Trading Amid Regulatory Shift
DeFi Planet·2025/11/12 20:57
JPMorgan Pilots JPMD Deposit Token on Base, Accelerating Institutional On-Chain Finance
DeFi Planet·2025/11/12 20:57
Ethereum Price At Crossroads: $3,532 Support Or $3,326 Slide?
Coinpedia·2025/11/12 20:48
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- 00:22Data: A certain PEPE whale transferred $3.7 million worth of PEPE to an exchange, with a previous peak holding of $46 million.According to ChainCatcher, monitored by Emmett Gallic, a certain whale address (0x2f3) transferred all of its PEPE tokens, worth $3.7 million, to an exchange, fully exiting its position. This address had held PEPE since June 2024, with its peak holding value once reaching $46 million.
- 00:22The United States establishes a new special task force to target overseas pig-butchering scams luring cryptocurrency investors.ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the United States is intensifying efforts to crack down on overseas scams that lure people into sending cryptocurrency. On Wednesday, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced the establishment of a "Scam Center Special Task Force," unveiling the latest measures to combat Myanmar-based scam groups that deceive Americans with fake investment schemes. The special task force, formed with the participation of the Department of Justice and others, aims to target "pig butchering" scams, which are often orchestrated by large organized crime groups in places like Myanmar. The group is led by the federal prosecutor of the District of Columbia and plans to mobilize departments such as the Department of Justice and the Department of the Treasury to dismantle Southeast Asian transnational criminal enterprises that steal massive amounts of money from Americans.
- 00:11Federal Reserve hawk Bostic suddenly announces retirementChainCatcher News, according to “Fed mouthpiece” Nick Timiraos, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic announced on Wednesday that he will retire when his current five-year term expires at the end of February next year. It is reported that Bostic’s departure will weaken the hawkish voice within the Federal Reserve during a politically sensitive period. As a president who has never voted against policy decisions, his stance is usually close to the center of the rate-setting committee. Three years ago, Bostic came under scrutiny for not strictly adhering to senior official oversight regulations when disclosing personal financial transactions. At that time, he still received support from the board. Two other Fed presidents resigned in 2021 after being reviewed for financial statement issues. According to insiders at the Federal Reserve, the financial restatement incident has cast doubt on Bostic’s prospects for reappointment, especially as Trump and his allies continue to question the Fed’s credibility. This year, the Federal Reserve has faced unprecedented political pressure from the Trump administration for not cutting rates more aggressively. At a luncheon at the Atlanta Economic Club on Wednesday, he stated bluntly that although slower job growth makes decision-making more difficult, inflation remains “a clearer and more urgent risk,” and warned that pushing rates to neutral or stimulative levels “could inject new blood into the inflation beast.” He did not mention his retirement decision in the speech. Risk Warning