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- 07:58CryptoQuant Analyst: Bitcoin's Current Pullback Is Relatively Mild, More Likely a Correction Phase Rather Than a Full Sell-offChainCatcher news, according to CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr, who posted on Twitter: "In this round of the Bitcoin bull market cycle, most local peak pullbacks have concentrated in the 10% to 18% range, while deeper corrections typically extend to 20% to 30%. At the 12.8% range, we are closer to mild corrections, which aligns with a recovery/consolidation phase rather than a full-scale sell-off."
- 07:47Mastercard Europe executive: The possibility of developing its own blockchain in the future is not ruled outAccording to Jinse Finance, TheBigWhale reported that Christian Rau, Mastercard's Head of Crypto for Europe, stated in an interview that the company views crypto assets as a potential payment technology rather than a disruptive innovation. Mastercard has already deployed on-chain and off-chain crypto services and crypto payment card businesses, and is collaborating with institutions such as MetaMask, Bitget, and Moonpay to promote the application of crypto payments on the merchant side. Rau pointed out that although stablecoin transaction volumes have surpassed those of Mastercard, the company regards them as settlement tools rather than threats. Mastercard processes about 5,000 transactions per second, and its value lies not only in transaction speed but also in its supporting services such as anti-fraud, compliance, and recourse systems. The report states that although Mastercard does not have its own public blockchain project, it does not rule out this option: "We prefer interoperability with existing solutions. But if none can meet our needs, we will also consider it."
- 07:47Japan's LDP Secretary-General Hiroshi Moriyama intends to resign, USD/JPY rises by 1%ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, Japan's Liberal Democratic Party Secretary-General Hiroshi Moriyama intends to resign. The USD/JPY has risen by 1% intraday and is now quoted at 148.64.