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- 2025 post-presale crypto era prioritizes security, regulation, and DeFi infrastructure, with Cold Wallet, XRP, Ethena, and Chainlink leading innovation. - SEC's XRP ruling (commodity classification, $125M penalty) and ProShares ETF drove $1.2B inflows, projecting $12.60 price by year-end. - Ethena expanded cross-chain TVL to $10B via LayerZero, while Chainlink's TVS doubled to $84-95B, securing DeFi through oracle networks. - Cold Wallet's $0.3517 fixed price, 2M users post-Plus Wallet acquisition, and C
Bitmine’s stock fell after a PIPE share unlock, but with Ark Invest backing and rising ETH holdings, its long-term path remains bullish.
- 2025 crypto market prioritizes projects with strong tech, utility, and institutional backing, led by ETH, XRP, HYPE, and BlockDAG. - Ethereum's Pectra upgrade boosted scalability, attracting $145B in RWA tokenization and 5% ETF absorption via improved Layer-2 solutions. - XRP gained $1.2B ETF inflows post-regulatory clarity, while Hyperliquid's $43–$44 price range reflects demand for fast, low-cost DeFi trading. - BlockDAG's 15,000 TPS hybrid PoW-DAG architecture and $383M presale position it as a scalab
- Shiba Inu (SHIB) hovers near $0.000020 amid debates over whether its price surge reflects speculative hype or genuine ecosystem-driven value. - Shibarium's 1.5B+ transactions and 30% gas fee cuts correlate with SHIB's resilience, suggesting utility-driven demand despite 39% volume declines. - Deflationary burns reduced supply by 41% in 2025, but macroeconomic factors and whale activity remain key volatility drivers for the token. - Ecosystem expansion into AI, gaming, and metaverse projects aims to trans
- Q4 2025 DeFi balances institutional stability with speculative presales, driven by capital efficiency metrics reshaping asset allocation. - Core-satellite strategies allocate 60-70% to ETH/AAVE (36.4%-72% gains) and 20-30% to high-yield presales like Remittix ($HYPER) offering 205% APY. - Bitcoin DeFi TVL hits $5-6B BTC via layer-2 solutions, while omnichain platforms and AI tools redefine liquidity and institutional adoption. - High-risk presales (e.g., MAGACOIN FINANCE's $12.8M raise) highlight innovat
- Stablecoins face structural fragility and regulatory divergence, risking systemic collapse amid fragmented global oversight. - Algorithmic models like UST and USDC exposed liquidity mismatches, with algorithmic failures causing $200B+ losses in hours. - EU's MiCA enforces reserve transparency while U.S. GENIUS Act lacks consumer protections, creating uneven investor risk landscapes. - China's state-controlled stablecoins and global DeFi adoption highlight growing systemic risks, including 63% crypto crim
- Five 2025 crypto presales combine blockchain innovation with market traction, targeting scalability, AI integration, and real-world utility. - BlockDAG merges DAG/PoW for 10,000 TPS scalability, raising $384M with 2,660% investor returns, while Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER) enhances Bitcoin's programmability via Layer-2 SVM. - Nexchain's AI-driven 400,000 TPS blockchain and Snorter Token's 137% APY trading bot highlight enterprise and retail adoption potential in DeFi and algorithmic trading. - Remittix disrupts
- Pump.fun executed a $58.7M PUMP token buyback (4.261% of circulating supply) to stabilize and boost token value through supply reduction. - The buyback drove a 4% price increase to $0.003019 and 17% surge in 24-hour trading volume ($226.3M), reflecting renewed investor confidence. - By prioritizing token value over liquidity, Pump.fun reinforced its 84.1% Solana memecoin market dominance and 25,354 new token mints in 24 hours. - Strategic buybacks create a flywheel effect of reduced supply, higher prices
- 07:08Data: Public and private companies have accumulated a total of 883,000 BTC since 2023ChainCatcher reports that since 2023, the number of BTC held by listed companies and private enterprises has increased from 197,000 to 1.08 million. (Cointelegraph)
- 06:29Pyth Network launches PYTH token reserves and will conduct monthly token buybacks on the open marketJinse Finance reported that Pyth Network has announced the launch of the PYTH token reserve. The operation of this strategic reserve involves using a portion of the network's monthly revenue to purchase PYTH tokens on the open market, thereby ensuring the predictability and scalability of transactions. Pyth Network further stated that it has already planned to systematically purchase PYTH on the open market using over $1 million in revenue generated by Pyth Pro in its first month. In addition, PYTH DAO will allocate one-third of its funds to purchase PYTH from the open market.
- 06:13NYDIG Head of Research: Stock tokenization will not immediately bring huge benefits to the crypto market; its advantages will emerge graduallyBlockBeats News, December 13, Greg Cipolaro, Global Head of Research at NYDIG, pointed out in a report released on Friday that stock tokenization will not immediately bring huge benefits to the crypto market, but if such assets can be better integrated with blockchain, their benefits will gradually become apparent. "The networks supporting these assets (such as Ethereum) will see only modest initial returns, but as asset accessibility, interoperability, and composability improve, returns will grow accordingly," Cipolaro wrote in the report. He added that the initial returns mainly come from transaction fees generated by trading tokenized assets, and the blockchains hosting these assets will also "enjoy increasingly strong network effects" due to storage demand. "In the future, these real-world assets may be integrated into the decentralized finance ecosystem, becoming collateral for lending, lendable assets, or trading targets," Cipolaro said, "but this will take time, and will only be possible after technological development, infrastructure improvement, and regulatory evolution." He also pointed out that building tokenized assets with composability and interoperability is not easy, because "their forms and functions vary greatly," and they are distributed across both public and private networks. Taking the private blockchain Canton Network created by Digital Asset Holdings as an example, it currently hosts tokenized assets worth $380 billions, accounting for 91% of the total "representation value" of real-world assets. Ethereum, as the most mainstream public blockchain, has deployed $12.1 billions in real-world assets. Cipolaro emphasized that even on open networks like Ethereum, the design of tokenized assets can vary greatly. "These assets typically fall under the category of securities and still rely on traditional financial structures such as brokers, KYC/accredited investor verification, whitelisted wallets, and transfer agents." However, he also noted that companies are leveraging blockchain technology to achieve advantages such as "near-instant settlement, 24/7 operation, programmable ownership, transparency, auditability, and optimized collateral efficiency."