Author: 行政
Elizabeth Warren has spent much of the past decade warning Americans about the risks posed by privately issued and decentralized digital assets.Over the years, the Massachusetts Democrat has built a reputation as one of crypto industry’s most recognizable critics by persistently linking the emerging industry to money laundering, speculative excess, consumer losses, and sanctions evasion.Throughout her crusade against Bitcoin, she frequently offered a distinct alternative in a central bank digital currency, or CBDC.In a 2021 Senate appearance, she stated:Digital currency from central banks has great promise. Legitimate digital public money could help drive out bogus digital private money. It could…
Key takeaways Luxembourg’s financial regulator has granted Ripple preliminary approval for a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) license under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). XRP is down by nearly 4% in the last 24 hours and now trades at $1.10 per coin. Luxembourg regulator grants Ripple CASP green light Luxembourg’s financial regulator has granted Ripple preliminary approval for a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) license under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), the company confirmed on Tuesday. Once fully approved, the license will enable Ripple to provide regulated crypto services to banks, fintech firms, and…
Key takeaways DOGE is down by nearly 6% and is now trading below $0.08. The bearish performance comes as retail traders reduce their exposure to the market. DOGE extends losses after failed breakout Dogecoin (DOGE) continued to face downward pressure on Tuesday, trading below $0.08 after failing to break above a key resistance zone. The meme coin has now dropped more than 10% over the past week, reflecting weakening momentum across both spot and derivatives markets. Market data suggests that institutional participation in Dogecoin remains weak. According to SoSoValue data, spot Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) linked to DOGE have shown…
Ripple is pursuing a coordinated expansion of its stablecoin infrastructure across Europe and Africa, combining a strategic investment in payments company Flutterwave with preliminary regulatory approval in the European Union to widen the reach of its digital-asset services.The dual-track strategy targets high-volume cross-border payment and remittance corridors in sub-Saharan Africa while giving Ripple a potential regulatory base across the 30-country European Economic Area.By placing its dollar-pegged RLUSD stablecoin within Flutterwave’s regional payment network, the San Francisco-based company is seeking to move beyond its role as a provider of cross-border payment and liquidity technology and become part of the infrastructure supporting…
Key takeaways CryptoQuant’s taker Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) shows a persistent negative trend over the past 90 days for PI. The coin is down 4.5% in the last 24 hours and now trades below $0.1300. PI extends losses amid weak market conditions Pi Network (PI) traded in the red on Tuesday, falling below the $0.1300 level as selling pressure intensified across the broader crypto market. The token is now testing a breakdown of a rising support trendline, signaling growing bearish momentum. Market data suggests that sellers remain firmly in control in the spot market. CryptoQuant’s taker Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD)…
Through June 18, US-traded spot Bitcoin ETFs shed nearly $2.3 billion, and Ethereum ETFs lost around $200 million. Hyperliquid products attracted about $50 million in net inflows, XRP ETFs added roughly $24 million, and Solana finished with $3.4 million in outflows.Altcoin inflows totaled about $74 million, less than 3% of the $2.5 billion that left Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs over the same period.Bitcoin ETFs outpaced HYPE inflows by roughly 46-to-1 and XRP inflows by roughly 96-to-1, shutting down the argument for a rotation.US crypto ETF flows through June 18 show Bitcoin down $2.3 billion and Ethereum down $200 million, while altcoins gained marginally.Hyperliquid’s…
Bitcoin is trading near $64,000, roughly mid-channel in the $57,000-$77,000 range that has defined the market since the Strait of Hormuz shock.Can-Luca Köymen, investment strategist at Sygnum, called the current setup a catalyst-light regime in a note:“Absent a decisive catalyst the path of least resistance is range-trading driven by positioning and flows rather than fresh spot demand.”Angie Malltezi, chief operating officer of Altius, agrees on the mechanics:“Markets often spend extended periods consolidating before a catalyst emerges, and that catalyst is frequently something investors weren’t focused on beforehand.”Both place the first real inflection point late in the third quarter and cite…
South Korea’s benchmark KOSPI stock index plunged nearly 10% today, triggering a market-wide trading halt one day after the country’s top financial regulator acknowledged that authorities had rushed the approval of leveraged funds tied to its two largest chipmakers.According to reports, the KOSPI closed down 9.99% at 8,203.84, its steepest decline since March 4. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix lost more than 12% each as overseas investors retreated from the semiconductor shares that had driven South Korea to the top of global equity-market rankings.South Korea KOSPI CrashBitcoin fell alongside the retreat in risk assets, dropping as much as $1,500 within…
Fomo raised US$75 million (AU$107.3 million) in a Series B round led by Index Ventures, valuing the social trading app at US$550 million (AU$786.5 million) about a year after launch. The company said it has drawn more than 625,000 traders, processed US$4 billion (AU$5.72 billion) in volume and onboarded 68,000 first-time crypto buyers via Apple Pay. The raise lands amid a wider rebound in crypto venture funding, which reached US$4.1 billion (AU$5.86 billion) across 147 rounds in the second quarter of 2026. Crypto social trading startup Fomo raised US$75 million (AU$107.3 million) in a Series B round led by Index…
On June 22, five former senior Ethereum Foundation researchers announced Ethlabs, an independent nonprofit R&D lab with a mission to make Ethereum the settlement layer of the global economy.The co-founders, Ansgar Dietrichs, Barnabé Monnot, Caspar Schwarz-Schilling, Josh Rudolf, and Julian Ma, framed the launch around Ethereum, the protocol, and ETH, the asset.Their announcement names ETH “the most valuable, programmable store of value” and lists research into ETH monetary properties among Ethlabs’ early work areas, a posture the Foundation, in its traditional credible-neutrality framing, avoided taking directly.The backer list includes BitMine and SharpLink, two ETH treasury companies whose public-market narratives depend…