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Quick Take QCP Capital analysts anticipate more Chinese stimulus measures that could boost risk assets, including cryptocurrencies. China announced a range of stimulus measures on Tuesday that lifted global stock indices — but so far have failed to shake the cryptocurrency market out of its current stagnation.
Quick Take Harris said Wednesday that under her leadership, the United States will “recommit” to global leadership in the sectors that “define the next century,” specifically mentioning the word blockchain. Unlike Donald Trump, the Democratic presidential nominee has been mum about cryptocurrency on the campaign trail.
Share link:In this post: So far this month, the bankrupt FTX estate has received more than $10 million from different protocols. Coinbase’s Conor Grogan suggests FTX may still have 7 to 8-figure worth of assets in abandoned Alameda wallets. The debtors have since recovered over $16 billion for reimbursement.
Blockchain data shows Celo’s growth was boosted by key applications like Minipay and Valora, particularly in markets like Nigeria and Kenya.
- 00:28Grayscale Updates Q3 Top 20 List, Adds AVAX and MORPHO, Removes LDO and OPAccording to an official announcement reported by Jinse Finance, Grayscale Research has updated its Top 20 Assets List for Q3 2025. This quarter, Avalanche (AVAX) and Morpho (MORPHO) have been added, driven by increased on-chain transaction activity and robust growth in decentralized lending, respectively. Lido DAO (LDO) and Optimism (OP) have been removed due to competitive pressure from centralized staking services and uncertainty regarding token revenue distribution.
- 00:28Tether CEO: Reviewing the First Design Proposal for Building the "Tether Tower" in El SalvadorAccording to a report by a certain exchange cited by Jinse Finance, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino revealed that the company is currently reviewing the initial design proposal for the "Tether Tower" to be built in El Salvador.
- 00:20New York Judge Again Rejects SEC and Ripple Settlement RequestChainCatcher reports, according to Coindesk, that U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres of the Southern District of New York has for the second time rejected a settlement request from both the SEC and Ripple. The request sought to reduce the fine to $50 million and lift the permanent injunction, but the judge held that Ripple could still potentially violate the law again, so the injunction must remain in place. Judge Analisa Torres of the Southern District of New York stated that the key issue lies in the proposal to lift the permanent injunction, rather than the $50 million civil penalty (which is lower than the $125 million initially imposed by the court last year). In her ruling on Thursday, she wrote that, as the SEC previously suggested, the permanent injunction prohibits further violations of federal securities laws, "because Ripple earned substantial profits from its violations and has an incentive to continue violating, it is necessary to impose this injunction."