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  • 08:24
    Phantom launches free SDK "Phantom Connect" to enhance cross-app account experience
    PANews reported on December 17 that Phantom has announced the launch of a free developer toolkit (SDK) called “Phantom Connect,” aimed at helping developers achieve rapid user onboarding and enabling Phantom accounts to be detected and used across different applications. Phantom Connect supports cross-application account sharing, fund portability, and built-in security features, providing users with a seamless experience while simplifying the integration process for developers. This tool will further enhance the convenience and security of the Phantom ecosystem.
  • 08:24
    Lead Bank reportedly reduces cooperation with some stablecoin payment companies
    Jinse Finance reported that, according to informed sources, due to concerns about taking on excessive risk for clients, the lending institution Lead Bank has scaled back its cooperation with some stablecoin payment companies in recent months and has introduced new restrictions on acceptable client source countries and industries. Other industry insiders stated that, as scrutiny over user identity and sources of funds has become stricter, transaction settlement times and the time required to open accounts have also increased. The actions taken by Lead Bank are significant because it is currently one of the few banks still willing to process USD payments for stablecoin users. Most well-known stablecoin payment startups, such as Bridge under Stripe, BVNK, and Brale, rely on Lead Bank to provide services for users wishing to exchange between fiat and cryptocurrencies.
  • 08:14
    German business: The threshold for another rate cut in January next year has been raised
    German Commercial Bank: The Threshold for Another Rate Cut in January Next Year Has Increased 2025-12-17 08:11 BlockBeats news, on December 17, the US Dollar Index recovered the losses it suffered after the release of yesterday's non-farm payroll data. Antje Praefcke, an analyst at Commerzbank, stated in a report that although the dollar initially fell after the data was released, the market "did not really follow the trend that the Federal Reserve might cut rates again as early as January next year." The threshold for another rate cut appears to have increased, which is why the dollar regained some ground. (Golden Ten Data) Report Correction/Report This platform has now fully integrated the Farcaster protocol. If you already have a Farcaster account, you can log in to comment
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