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MetaPlanet and other Bitcoin Treasury Companies face amplified volatility, with internal corporate decisions often driving deeper declines than Bitcoin itself. For investors, BTCTCs are a double bet on BTC and company execution.

- DeFi phishing attacks now account for 56.5% of breaches in 2025, surpassing technical exploits as the sector's top security threat. - 2025 phishing losses exceeded $410M, with AI-generated scams achieving 54% click-through rates and triggering market instability like the Venus Protocol $13.5M incident. - Investors must adopt institutional custody solutions, prioritize user education, and demand governance upgrades to combat phishing risks undermining DeFi's trustless model. - Cybercriminals increasingly

- -2025 institutional crypto demand shows Bitcoin ETFs rebounding with $33.6B holdings, while Ethereum ETFs face volatile inflows/outflows. - -Bitcoin's zero-yield model contrasts with Ethereum's 6% staking returns under the CLARITY Act, driving dual-asset allocation strategies. - -Ethereum's deflationary tokenomics and regulatory clarity attract 59% of institutions planning >5% crypto allocations in 2025. - -Solana/XRP ETFs gain traction with $311M combined inflows, reflecting diversification into high-gr

- MoonBull ($MOBU) redefines meme coins with structured incentives, Ethereum-based scalability, and institutional-grade security, positioning as a 1000x opportunity in 2025. - Its tokenomics allocate 30% to liquidity pools, 20% for 66-80% APY staking rewards, and 2% auto-burn per transaction, creating a self-sustaining flywheel effect. - Leveraging Ethereum Layer 2 infrastructure (Arbitrum/Base), MoonBull achieves 10,000 TPS and 53% lower gas fees, enabling seamless DeFi integration and institutional credi

- Ethereum's 4.5–5.2% staking yields and 2025 SEC reclassification as a utility token drove $9.4B ETF inflows and 29.6% supply staked by institutions. - 53.14% of $26.63B RWA tokenization market relies on Ethereum, with BlackRock and Goldman Sachs tokenizing $10.8B U.S. Treasuries and $8.32B gold. - DeFi TVL surged to $223B in 2025 via L2 scalability, enabling institutional yield generation through tokenized RWAs and programmable finance. - Regulatory clarity under GENIUS Act and Ethereum's deflationary su

- Dogecoin’s first $175M institutional treasury, led by Elon Musk’s attorney Alex Spiro and Marco Margiotta, aims to legitimize the meme coin as a reserve asset. - Backed by 80+ institutional investors and 21Shares, the treasury adopts governance and risk-management frameworks to address volatility and credibility concerns. - SEC’s 2025 non-security ruling enabled Dogecoin’s institutional adoption, but challenges persist due to its inflationary supply and limited utility compared to Bitcoin/Ethereum. - Mix

- Solana's DeFi TVL surged to $11.7B in Q3 2025, driven by institutional staking and yield-bearing stablecoins like USDC+. - Reflect Money secured $3.75M from a16z Crypto and Solana Ventures to tokenize idle stablecoin liquidity via on-chain strategies. - Yield-bearing stablecoins now dominate $12.5B on Solana, with USD1 and USDe challenging traditional players through institutional-grade collateral. - Institutional adoption accelerates as $1.2B REX-Osprey ETF injects capital, validating Solana's scalable

- Pineapple Financial (PAPL) allocates $100M to Injective (INJ) treasury, becoming first public company to hold INJ at scale via staking for 12% annual yield. - Institutional partners including FalconX and Kraken validate Injective's blockchain as high-throughput infrastructure processing $60B+ transactions with 1,000% usage growth. - Trump-era crypto-friendly policies and SEC's INJ ETF review accelerate institutional adoption, with INJ price rising 7% to $13.2 post-announcement. - Pineapple's treasury str

- SEC ends 5-year XRP legal battle, clearing regulatory hurdles for potential spot ETFs and boosting XRP's institutional appeal. - XRP trades at $2.75 after 25% drop, lagging behind Ethereum and Solana in TVL ($87.85M vs $96.9B) and DeFi adoption. - Ripple launches EVM sidechain and USDC integration to enhance DeFi compatibility, but faces skepticism over developer traction. - Analysts split on XRP's future: some predict $50+ surges from ETFs, others warn 70% corrections remain plausible due to centralized

- XRP Ledger consumes 493,677 kWh/year (0.0201 Wh/transaction), far below Bitcoin’s 187 terawatt-hours annually, with carbon emissions of just 63 metric tons/year. - Its energy efficiency stems from a mining-free consensus mechanism and carbon credits via EW Zero, making it the first carbon-neutral public blockchain. - Real-world applications grew to $131.6M in RWA market cap (Q2 2025), driven by tokenized assets and institutional adoption at events like XRPL Apex. - Despite 40% declines in daily active ad
- 14:28Stablecoin payment processor 1Money obtains 34 U.S. money transmitter licensesJinse Finance reported that stablecoin payment company 1Money has obtained 34 US money transfer licenses and an F-class digital asset business license from the Bermuda Monetary Authority. According to Thursday's announcement, the company plans to launch a global "stablecoin orchestration service" through its regulated entity. This service aims to provide stablecoin infrastructure, including a dedicated Layer-1 protocol, orchestration services, and a full suite of compliant fiat solutions. 1Money stated that its regulated operational scope enables it to support stablecoin and real-world asset (RWA) issuers. Its clients can mint stablecoins and RWA tokens and connect them with traditional banking systems.
- 14:23The three major U.S. stock indexes have turned lower.Jinse Finance reported that all three major U.S. stock indexes have turned lower. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 0.06%, the S&P 500 index has erased its opening gains, and the Nasdaq is down 0.1%.
- 14:23The three major U.S. stock indexes have turned lower, with the Dow Jones down 0.06% and the Nasdaq down 0.1%.ChainCatcher News, according to Golden Ten Data, the three major U.S. stock indexes have turned lower. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 0.06%, the S&P 500 erased its opening gains, and the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped by 0.1%.