Pakistan’s crypto regulator says the country will definitely issue a stablecoin backed by rupee.
The Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (PVARA), led by Bilal Bin Saqib, announced that the stablecoin will be fully collateralized by Pakistani rupees aiming to integrate virtual-asset technology with national finance and improve digital payment infrastructure. In addition to the stablecoin, authorities say they are also working on a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) rollout showing Pakistan’s ambition to modernize its financial system and embrace crypto-friendly policies.
The initiative is framed as a tool to deepen financial inclusion, streamline remittances, and support digital commerce across the country. If successful, this could position Pakistan among the first emerging economies to combine national-currency stablecoins with regulated digital-asset frameworks.
⛏️ Miners are currently under pressure, and the Mining Pulse indicator makes this very clear.
This indicator simply measures the time between each block in order to determine whether blocks are being produced faster or slower than the expected 10 minutes.
To reduce noise and provide a more cyclical rather than instantaneous view, the signal is calculated using a monthly average.
It is based on this mechanism that mining difficulty adjusts every 2016 blocks.
💥 When the time between blocks increases, as is the case today, it reflects a period of miner stress.
Difficulty is too high, blocks become harder to mine, and this forces weaker mining pools and miners to shut down their machines and sell BTC to cover costs.
📉 In the short term, this selling pressure tends to weigh on the market until difficulty readjusts downward.
Historically, this process has often been part of bottom formation.
Once conditions normalize and difficulty adjusts, mining becomes easier again, restoring profitability. Miners can then resume operations, earn block rewards to cover their costs, and reduce the need to sell BTC.
This is why monitoring hashrate contractions, shown in blue 🔵 on the chart, can provide valuable insight. Miners remain one of the most significant sources of selling pressure on Bitcoin, especially at a time when overall market liquidity is relatively low.
👉 For now, the Mining Pulse remains in negative territory. However, when it starts to recover, it should be interpreted as a positive signal.
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SOL Volume Spikes 40%: Golden Cross Ignites Explosive Bullish Rally
Solana's daily charts亮 a powerful signal: trading volume surged 40% to $3.1 billion in 24 hours.
This spike coincided with SOL reclaiming $132.9, up 1.6%, and forming a golden cross—a strong bullish indicator where short-term momentum overtakes the long term.
Historical precedent matters; similar patterns earlier this year preceded rallies to $200-$228. Crucially, institutional confidence remains high, with Solana ETFs attracting $674 million in inflows over seven consecutive days.
The network's momentum is further boosted by concrete developments like the upcoming bridge to XRP Ledger, enabling XRP liquidity across Solana's DeFi ecosystem.
While Bitcoin's trajectory and macro factors will influence broader market sentiment, Solana's current technicals and ecosystem growth present a compelling case for sustained upward pressure.
Stock Market Crash Imminent: Expert's Bear Market Alert You Can't Miss
Bitcoin's uptrend faces a critical test at $102,000.
The $100,000 level could trap bulls by sparking false confidence before a reversal, warns YouHodler's Tony Severino.
His confirmed bearish signal—flawless historically—preceded a 75% drop last cycle.
Q1 2026 is pivotal; momentum now favors a bear market entry. Holding $74,000 is non-negotiable for bulls; losing it targets $53,000.
While a sustained $100k hold could cancel bear risks, Severino stresses momentum indicators like LMACD require 200-365 days to recover from current bearish crossovers.
Sminston With's Bitcoin Retirement Guide uses a 5th percentile power law model for BTC price in 2035, 7% annual inflation adjustment
The results may surprise you:
🇲🇨 Monaco requires the most $BTC to retire by 2035, approx 3-7 $BTC 🇺🇸 U.S. ranked 5th most expensive country to retire, approx 2-4 $BTC 🇨🇷 Costa Rica Age 55+ needing only 0.4-0.6 $BTC 🇧🇮 Burundi < 0.01 $BTC
Broader Takeaway: Stacking even 0.1–0.5 BTC today could enable retirement anywhere by 2035, especially in cost-effective spots like Costa Rica. For high-cost areas like Monaco/US, aim higher or optimize location.
Of course, this chart is speculative, but I'm curious to hear your thoughts.
$XRP Bulls Dominate Social Media as ETF Inflow Streak Marches On!
XRP's social sentiment has turned decisively bullish this week, with retail traders showing strong optimism near the $2 level—marking the seventh highest weekly bullish comment count this year per Santiment. The token traded between $1.99 and $2.17, holding steady at $2.03.
Simultaneously, XRP ETFs extended their inflow streak to 19 consecutive days, adding $20.1 million Friday for a total near $974.5 million.
Ripple's recent approval for a national trust bank charter and its $500 million funding round at a $40 billion valuation underscore growing institutional momentum as year-end approaches.
📊 Bitcoin and the equity market have often been highly correlated during this cycle.
❌ The correlation between these asset classes has frequently been quite strong, but that is clearly not the case at the moment.
While the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq are trading very close to their latest all-time highs, within a broadly bullish trend, BTC continues to correct. After a drawdown of roughly 36%, Bitcoin’s uptrend is struggling to resume, creating a clear gap versus equities.
👉 Since the beginning of the year, the correlation between BTC, the S&P, and the Nasdaq has never been this low. Many are likely expecting BTC to “catch up,” which is possible, but it is not a given.
This could also suggest that BTC remains a distinct asset, one that does not yet follow the same rules as traditional equities.