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The Federal Reserve’s pivot toward balance-sheet expansion could ignite a new wave of speculative euphoria across crypto and equities. Yet, as liquidity surges, so do concerns that the next great bubble may already be forming.
If the Supreme Court ultimately rules that Trump does not have the authority to bypass Congress to initiate trade conflicts, then Wednesday's market movement may be just the prelude to a market frenzy.
The new valuation makes Ripple one of the highest-valued private crypto companies in the world.
Large Bitcoin holders are buying the dip, adding nearly 30,000 BTC even as prices test $100,000. Their quiet accumulation contrasts with retail fear and ETF outflows, suggesting the market’s biggest players are preparing for the next move.
- 14:29Michael Saylor posts "Stay the course," responding again to the market downturnJinse Finance reported that Strategy founder and executive chairman Michael Saylor once again responded to the market downturn on the X platform, writing: "Endure." Previously, Michael Saylor also posted, "They will say we were lucky," implying that the current market low may be a buying opportunity.
- 14:19Visa and Mastercard are rapidly advancing into the stablecoin sector and seeking acquisitions or investmentsChainCatcher reported that Visa and Mastercard are rapidly embracing cryptocurrency payments to capitalize on the growing popularity of stablecoins in developing countries and to fend off competition from merchants seeking to bypass their networks. Both companies have been aggressively expanding their cryptocurrency payment businesses overseas and are actively seeking acquisition or investment opportunities. Visa aims to invest in stablecoin startups, especially those that help expand its banking network and increase its user base.
- 14:19Bitmine's Ethereum holdings have surpassed BlackRockAccording to ChainCatcher, monitored by Lookonchain, after Tom Lee's Bitmine purchased 63,123 Ethereum (worth $174 million) this week, its total Ethereum holdings have reached 3,623,002 ETH (worth $9.96 billion), surpassing BlackRock to become the largest Ethereum holder. Meanwhile, BlackRock reduced its holdings by 43,237 Ethereum (worth $119 million) today, and currently holds 3,604,966 Ethereum (worth $9.91 billion).