Dingding's Top 10 Crypto News in 24 Hours
1. BTC is once again being led by the Fed
After the Fed decided to keep interest rates unchanged, BTC briefly dipped below 75K, and the market entered a 'buy the rumor, sell the news' correction mode.
2. Most investors believe BTC is undervalued
A survey by Coinbase and Glassnode revealed that over 70% of crypto investors think BTC is currently undervalued, with institutions still waiting for the right entry point.
3. Visa's stablecoin settlement gets an upgrade
Visa is expanding its stablecoin settlement pilot to 9 chains, adding Base, POL, Canton, Arc, and Tempo, with an annual settlement volume reaching 7B.
4. Meta returns to the crypto payment battlefield
Meta has opened up USDC payment options for select creators, supporting the SOL and POL ecosystems, with Stripe handling the payment infrastructure.
5. Wall Street stocks move to blockchain
Computershare and Securitize are collaborating to allow more U.S. companies to issue tokenized stocks, as the RWA narrative continues to expand.
6. Polymarket aims to return to the U.S.
Polymarket is in talks with the CFTC, hoping to lift the ban on U.S. users, which could signal a key turning point for prediction markets.
7. MoonPay invests 100M to tap into the institutional market
MoonPay has acquired crypto security firm Sodot to establish an institutional business line, targeting banks, asset management, and trading firms.
8. Celsius founder banned for life
Alex Mashinsky has reached a 10M settlement with the FTC and is permanently banned from participating in crypto-related businesses, closing the book on this notorious collapse.
9. KuCoin EU rushes to fill compliance gaps
After MiCA restrictions halted new business expansion in Austria, KuCoin EU appointed an AML officer and enlarged its compliance team.
10. DeFi circuit breaker becomes a new focus
Following the Drift and Kelp incidents, the DeFi community is starting to seriously discuss circuit breakers, increasing the tension between decentralization and user protection.
Market trend analysis:
Short-term neutral to bearish, BTC remains influenced by the Fed, oil prices, and geopolitical risks, with 75K to 80K as the key fluctuation zone.
Mid-term bullish, as Visa, Meta, RWA, institutional infrastructure, and stablecoin payments are accelerating implementation; capital isn't leaving the market but waiting for a better risk-reward ratio.
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