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Israel and Lebanon have announced a 10-day ceasefire to allow negotiations for a more permanent security and peace agreement to continue.
The truce was announced by United States President Donald Trump on Thursday and came into effect at 21:00 GMT.
The ceasefire follows six weeks of fighting between Israel and the Iran-backed Lebanese group, Hezbollah. In its war on Lebanon, Israel has killed at least 2,196 people and displaced more than one million.
But on Friday morning, Lebanon’s army reported several ceasefire violations by Israeli forces.
Will the ceasefire last? What are its terms? Here’s what we know:
Announcing the ceasefire on Thursday, Trump called it a “historic day”.
In a post on Truth Social, he said, “May have been a historic day for Lebanon. Good things are happening
According to a statement released by the US State Department on Thursday, under the terms of the ceasefire agreement, Israel will “preserve its right to take all necessary measures in self-defence”, while not carrying out “any offensive military operations”.
The statement suggested that Israel can also exercise this right “at any time, against planned, imminent, or ongoing attacks
“This shall not be impeded by the cessation of hostilities,” it added.
I hope Hezbollah acts nicely and well during this important period of time. It will be an GREAT moment for them if they do,” Trump wrote in his Truth Social post
Trump said that the 10-day truce includes Hezbollah.
“No more killing. Must finally have PEACE
On Thursday, after announcing the ceasefire, Trump said a deal to end the war on Iran was “very close” and that peace talks may resume with Tehran in Pakistan’s capital Islamabad as early as this weekend.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry has also welcomed news of the ceasefire in Lebanon, according to Iranian state media, and framed the truce as part of a broader agreement with the US to pause the regional conflict.
Chris Featherstone, a political scientist at the University of York, noted that, so far, Iran has held firm on its negotiation position that the ceasefire between Tehran and the US and Israel should include a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon.
This deal between Israel and Lebanon could represent a move to set the ground for further US-Iran negotiations, removing a sticking point to further negotiations,” he told Al Jazeera.
However, Featherstone pointed out that this could also be another example of Trump seeking to take credit for a negotiated truce
His manoeuvres to gain attention for ‘ending wars’ as part of his campaign to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize have previously led Trump to claim that he has ended numerous conflicts, real and imagined,” he said.His manoeuvres to gain attention for ‘ending wars’ as part of his campaign to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize have previously led Trump to claim that he has ended numerous conflicts, real and imagined,” he said.
“This could be another example of this Trump-style claiming credit,” he added
Nader said that while the ceasefire may be influenced by broader US-Iran dynamics, it should be viewed as a “distinct” issue.
“Iran does retain leverage in the region through its proxy, Hezbollah, which can affect the timing and intensity of escalations,” he told Al Jazeera
“However, the Lebanese track remains fundamentally and legally distinct and should be understood on its own terms. It is not directly tied to issues such as Iran’s nuclear programme or ballistic capabilities,” he explained
“Rather, it revolves around bilateral concerns between Lebanon and Israel, including land border delimitation, security for residents on both sides of the frontier, and maritime border issues
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Srinagar, Indian-administered Kashmir — The gold earrings were a gift from her father on her birthday just months earlier. But on March 21, as South Asia marked Eid‑ul‑Fitr, Masrat Mukhtar handed them over to an aid collection effort to help civilians in Iran trying to survive the US-Israel war on the country
She was one of many in Indian-administered Kashmir who paused their customary rituals and celebrations on the auspicious day to contribute cash, household items, and personal assets for a people more than 1,600 km (1,000 miles) away.
Her cousins followed, each bringing items of personal value. Families offered copper utensils, livestock, bicycles, and portions of savings. Children broke their piggy banks, sharing savings they had carefully collected over several years. Shopkeepers and traders handed over parts of their earnings
“We give what we love. This brings us closer to them,” said Mukhtar, a 55-year-old woman from Budgam in the central part of Indian-administered Kashmir, before referring to a name by which the region has historically also been known. “This is what Little Iran does for its namesake. The bond persists through time and conflict
That bond, rooted in more than six centuries of historical connections, has taken on a much more overt presence during the war – drawing recognition from Iranian authorities, and concerns over certain fund collection methods from Indian officials
In Zadibal, a Shia-majority area of Srinagar – the biggest city in Indian-administered Kashmir – 73-year-old Tahera Jan watched neighbours contribute copper pots.
“Kashmiris traditionally collect these utensils for their daughters’ weddings. We chose to give them instead to daughters who lost mothers and sisters in the attacks,” Jan said
Sadakat Ali Mir, a 24-year-old mini-truck driver, contributed one of the two vehicles he drives for his livelihood. Other contributors offered bicycles, scooters, and other essential items. Children, including nine-year-old Zainab Jan, handed over piggy banks
To be sure, that Shia constitute between 10 to 15 percent of Indian-administered Kashmir’s population is a factor in why the war in Iran resonates so deeply in the region. But donations for Iran have extended well beyond Shia. Several Sunni families observed simpler Eid meals, redirecting household resources towards Iranian relief. Some shopkeepers closed early, while families adjusted daily routines to contribute
Political and religious figures also participated. Budgam lawmaker Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi donated a month’s salary to the relief effort. Imran Reza Ansari, a Shia scholar and leader of the People’s Conference party, noted public participation across communities
Similar donation campaigns in support of Iranians have also been reported from Pakistan, Iraq and other countries
But at the heart of this outpouring of support for Iran in Indian-administered Kashmir – which also witnessed large rallies after the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on February 28 – are rare cultural ties that Kashmir and what was then Persia have shared for centuries
Authorities have also asked volunteers to maintain records to ensure compliance with fundraising regulations
There’s a reason for this concern, say Indian authorities
They point to the example of 2023, where funds collected in southern Kashmir – ostensibly for humanitarian purposes – were allegedly instead funnelled towards rebel groups. Organisers of the Kashmir drives for Iran maintain that all efforts are humanitarian.
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During the bank's earnings call on Tuesday, JPMorgan CFO Jeremy Barnum warned that stablecoins could become a tool for regulatory arbitrage unless they are held to the same strict oversight and consumer protection standards as traditional bank deposits.
If the same product isn’t regulated the same way, you open the door to arbitrage,” Barnum said, pointing to structures that offer rewards resembling yield. In that scenario, he added, firms could “run a bank” without being subject to core banking regulations
The comments come as lawmakers weigh new frameworks for digital assets. The proposed Clarity Act aims to define how crypto markets are split between regulators such as the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. It also reflects broader efforts to establish clearer rules for stablecoins and related products
The debate also extends to whether issuers of stablecoins, crypto tokens whose value is pegged to a traditional asset, mostly the dollar, should be allowed to offer yield to users
Some crypto firms, including Coinbase (COIN), have pushed for the ability to pass interest earned on reserve assets to coin holders, arguing it would make stablecoins more useful as savings tools
Banks have pushed back, saying yield-bearing stablecoins begin to resemble deposits without the same capital, liquidity and consumer protection requirements. In their view, that creates an uneven playing field, allowing non-bank firms to attract funds by offering returns regulated banks are restricted from providing
The issue has become a central point of tension in Washington D.C., as policymakers weigh how to prevent stablecoins from functioning as bank-like products outside the traditional regulatory perimeter
Barnum said JPMorgan supports the push for clarity, but stressed that consistency matters more than speed. Without it, he warned, new entrants could gain an advantage by operating outside existing regulatory boundaries
He downplayed the idea that stablecoins will disrupt the bank’s core payments business. JPMorgan already runs a large wholesale payments network that processes transactions at low cost and high speed, leaving little room for margin-driven disruption
Instead, the bank is integrating similar technology into its own systems. Through its blockchain unit, Kinexys, JPMorgan has developed tools such as JPM Coin and tokenized deposits, which allow institutional clients to move money around the clock and automate transactions
Barnum described these efforts as part of a broader modernization strategy. Features often associated with stablecoins, such as programmable payments, are already being built into existing infrastructure rather than replacing it
On the consumer side, he said stablecoins are often framed as “digital cash,” but still face familiar compliance hurdles, including identity checks
JPMorgan reported stronger-than-expected first-quarter results, driven by a rebound in trading and investment banking. Net income rose 13% year over year to $16.49 billion, while revenue climbed 10% to $50.54 billion. The bank set aside less for potential loan losses than expected, signaling stable credit conditions among borrowers
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Polygon crypto activated its Giugliano hardfork on mainnet at block 85,268,500 on April 8, delivering a 2-second reduction in transaction finality through a mechanism that lets block producers announce blocks earlier in the confirmation pipeline. The Polygon crypto Foundation confirmed the upgrade went live at approximately 2:00 p.m. UTC – on schedule and without reported disruption.
That 2-second cut isn’t cosmetic. For payment applications and real-world asset platforms running on Polygon PoS, faster finality directly compresses settlement risk and reduces the confirmation latency that separates blockchain UX from traditional financial infrastructure.
The core change in Giugliano is architectural: block producers on Polygon PoS can now signal block availability earlier in the slot cycle, reducing the time validators must wait before treating a block as confirmed. On the Amoy testnet, that translated to a 2-second finality improvement – a measurable delta, not a rounding error, when the baseline confirmation window is already measured in seconds.
The upgrade also embeds fee parameters directly into block headers and introduces new RPC support for fee data.
That distinction matters for developers: wallets and dApps can now query fee conditions from block data directly rather than reconstructing them through separate API calls, which simplifies gas estimation logic and reduces the surface area for fee-related errors at the application layer.
Giugliano isn’t a throughput upgrade – it’s a latency and infrastructure upgrade. The Gigagas roadmap targeting 100,000 TPS remains a separate and longer-horizon effort. What Giugliano delivers is a tighter confirmation loop and cleaner fee data pipelines – foundational plumbing that the Gigagas scaling work will depend on.
The upgrade also carries specific backstory. Giugliano formally reintroduces PIP-66, a set of changes that were bundled into the earlier Bhilai hardfork (PIP-63) but rolled back after triggering unspecified network behavioral issues in deployment.
The Amoy testnet run on March 23 at block 35,573,500 served as the final validation gate before mainnet, and the clean activation on Wednesday suggests those earlier issues have been resolved.
Benchmarked against the broader L2 landscape, the gap Giugliano closes is real but context-dependent. Optimistic rollups like Arbitrum and Optimism carry 7-day challenge windows that dwarf any PoS finality metric. ZK-based rollups achieve near-instant cryptographic finality but at higher proving costs.
Polygon PoS sits in a different architectural category – a sidechain with its own validator set – and Giugliano tightens its native finality without altering those fundamental tradeoffs.
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The Japanese Cabinet approved a bill on April 10 reclassifying crypto as a financial instrument under the amended Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, pulling digital assets out of the Payment Services Act framework and placing Japanese crypto on the same legal footing as stocks and bonds.
Maximum prison sentences for unregistered sellers jump from 3 years to 10 years. Fines climb from 3 million yen to 10 million yen. Insider trading on undisclosed information is now explicitly banned.
That’s not incremental regulatory cleanup. That’s a structural reclassification with enforcement teeth attached from day one.
The question is exactly what this changes for exchanges, institutional allocators, and the 13 million Japanese residents who already hold crypto accounts – and whether the compliance clock is as short as the headline implies.
That legal container determined everything: custody standards, disclosure obligations, investor protections, and the severity of enforcement. The FSA’s February 2026 Financial System Council report was direct about the core problem: “information asymmetry” between issuers and retail investors had become structurally dangerous as crypto evolved into an investment asset class.
The new bill fixes that at the legal-definition level. By bringing crypto under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, issuers now face mandatory annual disclosure requirements covering technology, token supply, risk factors, and use cases – even for post-listing assets not actively fundraising.
That’s the same disclosure regime Japanese equity issuers operate under. For the 105 cryptocurrencies the FSA flagged for reclassification – including Bitcoin and Ethereum – the compliance surface area just expanded significantly.
The LPS Act amendment is the piece that most institutional observers are watching closely. Previously, Japanese venture capital funds structured as investment limited partnerships were legally prohibited from holding crypto assets directly.
That single restriction had been quietly pushing Web3 startup capital offshore for years. The amendment removes that barrier – meaning domestic VC can now deploy into crypto without restructuring through foreign entities. That’s not a marginal fix. That’s the structural precondition for a functioning domestic crypto venture ecosystem.
Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama framed the cabinet approval as a dual mandate: “expand the supply of growth capital” while ensuring “market fairness, transparency, and investor protection.” The two goals aren’t in tension here – securities-grade oversight is exactly what institutional adoption requires.
A Sandmark Crypto Intelligence Report from April 2026 found that 42% of global finance professionals cited regulatory uncertainty as their primary barrier to allocating to crypto.
Japan just removed that barrier domestically. XRP’s $120 million in weekly ETP inflows recorded in early April show how quickly institutional capital moves once the legal infrastructure aligns – Japan is now building that same infrastructure at the sovereign level.
The site’s position: this is the most consequential single piece of Japan crypto regulation since the PSA amendments that followed Mt. Gox. It doesn’t just add rules – it changes the legal category, which changes everything downstream.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has expressed support for the United States’ decision to suspend strikes on Iran, but said the two-week truce will not extend to Israel’s ongoing military operations in Lebanon.
In a statement on X on Wednesday, Netanyahu said Israel backed US President Donald Trump’s efforts to ensure “Iran no longer poses a nuclear, missile and terror threat to America, Israel, Iran’s Arab neighbors and the world”.
Netanyahu’s statement came after Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that the US, Iran and their allies “have agreed to an immediate ceasefire everywhere, including Lebanon and elsewhere”.
But the two-week ceasefire “does not include Lebanon”, he said.
The Lebanese army on Wednesday warned people against returning to the country’s south.
Lebanon’s National News Agency, meanwhile, said the Israeli military continued to carry out attacks on southern parts of the country. Israeli forces bombed the southern town of Srifa in Tyre region, and also issued an evacuation warning for a building near the town.
Lebanon was drawn into the US and Israel’s war on Iran on March 2 after Tehran-aligned Hezbollah launched attacks on Israel.
In light of regional developments and reports circulating about a ceasefire, [the army] urges citizens to wait before returning to southern villages and towns and to avoid approaching areas where Israeli occupation forces have advanced… since they may be exposing themselves to the ongoing Israeli attacks,” the army said in a statement.
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That truce was agreed after more than a year of cross-border fire between Israeli forces and Hezbollah fighters following Israel’s launch of its genocidal war on Gaza in October 2023
Hezbollah said the attacks were in retaliation for Israel’s killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on the first day of the war, on February 28, as well as Israel’s near-daily violations of a ceasefire it agreed to in Lebanon in November 2024.
According to Lebanese authorities, Israeli attacks on Lebanon have killed more than 1,500 people since March 2 and displaced more than 1.2 million. The Israeli military has also launched an invasion of southern Lebanon and said it aims to seize more territory for what it calls a buffer zone
There has been no immediate comment from Hezbollah or the Lebanese government on Netanyahu’s announcement
Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr, reporting from the Lebanese capital, Beirut, said Hezbollah’s entry into the US-Israel war on Iran expanded the conflict and bogged Israel down on multiple fronts
Hezbollah’s calculation is that it has more political leverage when it joins Iran in possible negotiations, because Hezbollah has been criticising the Lebanese government for failing to get Israel to agree to the terms of the last ceasefire back in 2024,” she said
In addition to the near-daily attacks, Israel had refused to withdraw from southern Lebanon or release detainees or allow displaced people to return to their homes, Khodr noted
The question now, she said, is whether the Israel-Hezbollah front will be discussed in the upcoming negotiations between Iran and the US
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam “himself says he believes that Iran has been running the military campaign that Hezbollah has launched in southern Lebanon and that’s why the negotiations over the next two weeks will be critical and crucial for Lebanon,” Khodr said
“Because at the end of the day, Israel wants security guarantees. And that is something the Lebanese government, the Lebanese state cannot give,” she added
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United States President Donald Trump has warned that US forces will remain deployed around Iran and threatened overwhelming military action if Tehran fails to meet Washington’s demands, casting doubt over a fragile ceasefire.
Writing on social media late on Wednesday, Trump said US troops, aircraft and naval forces would stay in position until what he described as the “REAL AGREEMENT” is fully implemented
All US ships, aircraft, and military personnel … will remain in place in, and around, Iran, until such time as the REAL AGREEMENT reached is fully complied with,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.
If for any reason it is not … the ‘Shootin’ Starts,′ bigger, and better, and stronger than anyone has ever seen before.”
The remarks came just a day after a two-week ceasefire between Washington and Tehran, brokered by Pakistan, paused six weeks of fighting and briefly calmed global markets worried about disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
Yet Trump’s language underscored how quickly the truce could unravel. He reiterated US demands that Iran abandon any nuclear weapons ambitions and ensure safe passage through the vital shipping lane, while boasting that US forces were “Loading Up and Resting, looking forward, actually, to its next Conquest
Meanwhile, in Iran on Thursday, the semiofficial ISNA and Tasnim news agencies published a chart suggesting the country’s paramilitary Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) had put sea mines into the Strait of Hormuz during the war.
The chart showed a large circle marked “danger zone” in Farsi over the Traffic Separation Scheme, which was the route ships take through the strait. The chart suggested ships travel further north through waters closer to Iran’s mainland near Larak Island, a route that some ships were observed taking during the war. It was dated from February 28 until April 9, and it was unclear if the IRGC had cleared any mining on the route since then
Many Iranians in Tehran have questioned whether diplomacy can survive under the shadow of continued US threats and Israel’s ongoing military campaign across the region.
“If even one day passes without killing and bloodshed, that would be very good. It would make us happy. I swear to God, when I saw all this killing, I was so upset, I couldn’t even stay in my own home,” one woman told Al Jazeera
Another man dismissed the truce outright, pointing to Israel’s continued bombardment of Lebanon.
“A ceasefire has no meaning at all when our martyred leader has not even been buried yet, and when the rules of war are still being violated
A third resident was even more blunt: “It’s all a theatrical show that Trump is playing. We have no belief in this ceasefire.
The ceasefire itself remains riddled with contradictions
Tehran has rejected a sweeping US proposal and instead tabled its own demands, including an end to Israeli attacks on Lebanon and the lifting of sanctions – conditions Washington has not accepted
Despite the uncertainty, Iranian officials appeared to confirm that a delegation would travel to Islamabad for talks with US representatives in the coming days
Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan, ⁠Reza Amiri Moghadam, said in a post on X on Thursday that a “delegation arrives tonight in Islamabad for serious talks ⁠based on 10 points proposed by Iran”. However, he later deleted the post
The development came as authorities in the Pakistani capital on Wednesday declared two days of local holidays at short notice, without stating a reason
Israel has already moved to undermine the truce’s credibility. While appearing to back Washington’s pause in direct strikes on Iran, it has intensified its assault on Lebanon, launching some of its deadliest attacks since February and killing at least 182 people in a single day
The escalation has prompted warnings from Tehran that continuing negotiations under such conditions may be “unreasonable”
Meanwhile, in the US, opposition to the war is growing. Senator Cory Booker said Democrats would seek to force a vote under the War Powers Resolution to curb what he described as unauthorised military action
Trump’s unauthorised military actions and reckless war-mongering must stop,” Booker said.
“The American people do not want and have not authorised [this war], but nonetheless keep paying the price
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Argentina’s Senate has approved labour reforms backed by President Javier Milei that relax hiring rules, allow for longer working days and impose new limits on the right to strike, prompting renewed protests over the government’s austerity policies
The Senate approved the so-called “labour modernization law” on Friday with 42 votes in favour, 28 against and two abstentions, handing the libertarian president one of his most significant legislative wins
Milei’s administration argues the changes ⁠will spur investment and create formal jobs, while labour unions contend they weaken worker protections
The bill has brought thousands of people onto the streets over the past two weeks in protest against what they see as a rollback of their labour rights
Two protests outside parliament ended in clashes between the police and protesters, but a third on Friday saw only minor disturbances
Polls show Argentinians are divided on the reforms, with 48.6 percent in favour and 45.2 percent against, according to a recent survey
Sergio Emiliozzi, a 60-year-old teacher, told the AFP news agency that while the law was being promoted as a job creation tool, “it’s quite the opposite,” adding, “What this allows is for me to be easily fired.”
Unions also object to new limits on the right to strike that require essential services ‌to maintain minimum operations during work stoppages
Supporters, meanwhile, argue that the changes are essential to boost productivity, attract foreign investment and limit labour lawsuits
They have also praised provisions that offer new tax incentives for hiring and pathways to legally register Argentina’s large population of informal workers
The reforms also relax hiring rules, change the vacation system, allow the standard workday to be ⁠extended from eight to 12 hours, and permit ⁠salaries to be paid in foreign currency
The bill’s passage is seen ‌by analysts as a sign that Milei has the political backing to advance his broader free-market agenda.
Since taking office, he has stabilised the exchange rate and cooled inflation, bringing monthly price increases down from double digits to 2.9 percent in January, gaining accolades from the International Monetary FundThe reforms also relax hiring rules, change the vacation system, allow the standard workday to be ⁠extended from eight to 12 hours, and permit ⁠salaries to be paid in foreign currency
But the austerity measures have deeply affected Argentinians, causing severe economic duress for many
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SIREN: O Despertar da IA na BNB Chain! Por que ficar de olho? 🧜‍♀️💻$BNB
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​Se você busca projetos que unem a narrativa de Inteligência Artificial com a eficiência da BNB Chain, precisa conhecer a SIREN. Enquanto o mercado busca a próxima "joia", a Siren vem consolidando seu espaço com ferramentas inteligentes para traders modernos.
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​Por que a SIREN é promissora?
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​Narrativa de IA: O projeto foca em agentes de IA para análise on-chain, ajudando investidores a identificar sinais de mercado e otimizar estratégias.💶💶💶💶​Ecossistema BNB: Baixas taxas e alta escalabilidade. Ser um ativo nativo da rede Binance dá a ela uma vantagem competitiva enorme em liquidez.#AppleRemovesBitchatFromChinaAppStore Comunidade Ativa: O crescimento orgânico e o foco em acessibilidade tornam o token atraente tanto para novatos quanto para veteranos.#Binance
​Análise Técnica Rápida:
O gráfico mostra uma base de suporte sólida na região dos $0,50 - $0,55. Com o recente aumento de volume, muitos analistas já miram alvos ambiciosos acima de $1,00. É aquele tipo de projeto que, quando o "hype" de IA acelera, tende a ter movimentos parabólicos! 📈

​Dica de Ouro: O segredo no mercado cripto é a paciência. Definir alvos claros (Take Profit) e confiar nos fundamentos do projeto é o que separa os vencedores do restante

​E você? Já tem SIREN na carteira ou está esperando ela romper o topo? Comenta aqui embaixo seus alvos!

Di tengah banyaknya proyek crypto yang mengandalkan hype, VeChain (VET) mengambil jalur berbeda: fokus pada penggunaan nyata di dunia industri dan enterprise.
VeChain dirancang untuk membantu perusahaan dalam:
• Supply chain & logistik
• Pelacakan produk (anti pemalsuan)
• Transparansi data
• Manajemen informasi industri
Model Dua Token: VET & VTHO
VeChain menggunakan sistem dual-token:
• VET → token utama (staking & governance)
• VTHO → token gas (biaya transaksi)
Model ini dibuat agar biaya transaksi tetap murah dan stabil, sehingga cocok untuk penggunaan jangka panjang oleh perusahaan, bukan spekulasi semata.
Kenapa Banyak Investor Melirik VET?
• Proyek sudah lama dan melewati beberapa siklus market
• Fokus enterprise, bukan sekadar DeFi atau meme
• Supply VET tetap (tidak inflasi berlebihan)
• Holder VET mendapatkan VTHO sebagai reward pasif
VET lebih cocok untuk investor yang sabar dan berpikir jangka panjang, bukan pencari keuntungan instan.
Potensi & Realita Harga
Secara realistis, VET bukan koin jackpot 1000×, tetapi:
• Target ribuan rupiah masih masuk akal di bull run
• Puluhan ribu rupiah membutuhkan adopsi besar & kondisi market yang sangat kuat
Pendekatan rasional lebih sehat dibanding janji “cepat kaya”.
⚠️ Catatan Risiko
• Adopsi enterprise cenderung bertahap
• Pergerakan harga bisa lama sideways
• Kurang menarik bagi trader jangka pendek
Namun bagi holder jangka panjang, ini justru jadi kesempatan akumulasi.
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