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Wall Street financing costs are rising, highlighting signs of liquidity tightening. Although the Federal Reserve will stop quantitative tightening in December, institutions believe this is not enough and are calling on the Fed to resume bond purchases or increase short-term lending to ease the pressure.
As the yen exchange rate hits a nine-month low, investors are pulling back from long positions. With a 300 basis point interest rate differential between the US and Japan, carry trades are dominating the market, putting the yen at further risk of depreciation.
U.S. sanctions have dealt a heavy blow to Russia’s oil giants, and the IEA says this could have the most profound impact on the global oil market so far. Although Russian oil exports have not yet seen a significant decline, supply chain risks are spreading across borders.

Uniswap's new proposal reduces LP earnings, while Aero integrates LPs into the entire protocol's cash flow.

The future of Hyperliquid lies in HIP-3, and the foundation of HIP-3 is HyperStone.

Asset issuance in the crypto industry is entering a new era of compliance.

By the end of the third quarter, the circulating supply of USDC reached $73.7 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 108%.

As platforms such as Uniswap and Lido promote token buybacks, various protocols are facing questions regarding control and sustainability amid growing concerns over centralization.

Even with the surge in BTC, early whales are either switching to ETFs or cashing out and exiting, with no further wealth spillover effect.

Arc previously launched its public testnet and made it accessible to developers and enterprises. Currently, more than 100 institutions have participated.
- 15:31dYdX community approves proposal to increase "protocol fee buyback ratio from 25% to 75%"ChainCatcher reported that the decentralized trading platform dYdX announced, according to the results of a community vote, that the proportion of protocol fees used for repurchasing $DYDX tokens will be increased from 25% to 75%. This policy has taken effect today, which means that 75% of the fees collected by the protocol will now be directly used to repurchase DYDX tokens on the open market.
- 15:28dYdX community votes to pass proposal to allocate 75% of protocol revenue for DYDX buybackJinse Finance reported that the dYdX Foundation announced that the dYdX community has passed the proposal to "use 75% of protocol revenue for DYDX buybacks." Starting today, 75% of protocol fees will be used to buy back DYDX on the open market.
- 15:28XRPC trading volume reached $26 million within 30 minutes of launchJinse Finance reported that Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas tweeted, "XRPC trading volume reached $26 million within 30 minutes of launch, which will far exceed my previous estimate of $17 million. It is very likely to break the first-day trading volume record of $57 million set by BSOL, becoming the highest first-day trading volume ETF among all new releases this year."