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- Tether reverses plan to freeze USDT on five blockchains, opting to halt new issuance while allowing existing token transfers. - Affected chains include Omni Layer ($82.9M USDT), EOS, and Algorand, reflecting a multi-year strategic shift toward high-traffic ecosystems like Tron and Ethereum. - The move prioritizes blockchains with strong developer activity and scalability, aligning with Tether’s focus on operational efficiency and user accessibility. - USDT and USDC dominate the $285.9B stablecoin market,
- Japan reclassified crypto as financial products under FIEA, paired with a 20% flat capital gains tax, to attract institutional investment and align with traditional markets. - JPYC, a yen-backed stablecoin collateralized by JGBs, aims to boost debt demand and bridge traditional finance with blockchain, with ¥1 trillion in approved issuance by 2026. - Monex and SBI Holdings are expanding stablecoin partnerships (e.g., Ripple’s RLUSD, Circle’s USDC) under Japan’s strict 100% reserve-backed framework, enhan
- Bitcoin's dominance fell below 60% in August 2025, shifting capital toward Ethereum and altcoins amid institutional ETF inflows and DeFi adoption. - Ethereum faces critical support at $4,100–$4,300, with potential for a $4,700+ rally if it breaks above key resistance levels and maintains bullish technical indicators. - Altcoins show divergence: ADA and HBAR exhibit breakout potential, while smaller tokens risk collapse amid Ethereum's $297M liquidation event during August's selloff. - Investors are advis
- PetroChina adopts Hong Kong's stablecoin framework to cut USD reliance and reduce exchange losses by 40% in energy trade pilots. - China's yuan-backed stablecoin strategy aligns with BRI expansion, positioning Hong Kong as a regulated digital asset hub with 100% reserve mandates. - Asia's stablecoin ecosystem grows through South Korea's won-backed frameworks and Singapore's CBDC integrations, enabling hybrid financial infrastructure. - Financial institutions and blockchain platforms accelerate adoption,
- HBAR token consolidates near $0.223 support level, with $0.2324 resistance critical for bullish reversal confirmation. - Technical indicators show equilibrium with RSI/MACD neutrality, while Fibonacci levels guide short-term trading strategies. - Broader crypto volatility and regulatory updates may influence HBAR's trajectory amid pending institutional interest signals. - Hedera's ecosystem growth and partnerships remain potential catalysts despite limited current price impact from on-chain stability.
- Japan's 2026 FSA restructuring reclassifies crypto as financial products under FIEA, establishing regulatory clarity and investor protections to attract institutional capital. - Tax reforms introduce a flat 20% crypto capital gains tax and three-year loss carry-forward, aligning digital assets with traditional investments to reduce compliance burdens. - New regulatory units and yen-pegged stablecoin JPYC, alongside spot Bitcoin ETFs, create institutional-grade infrastructure for cross-border crypto adopt
- Bitcoin faces critical resistance at $113,600–$113,700, with breakout potential toward $120,000 or a breakdown into $110,000–$112,000. - Key support at $100,000–$107,000 aligns with on-chain cost bases and institutional buying, but further declines risk triggering STH selling and liquidity sweeps. - Weak technical momentum (ADX 18.81, RSI mid-60s) and macro risks (Fed hawkishness, USD correlation -0.29) demand disciplined risk management via stop-losses and position sizing. - Historical patterns show 58.
- 08:44Japanese fashion brand ANAP increases its Bitcoin holdings to 1,047.56 BTCAccording to Jinse Finance, data from NLNico shows that Japanese fashion brand ANAP has just purchased 29.58 bitcoins, bringing its total holdings to 1,047.56 bitcoins.
- 08:37US August CPI to be released tonight, rate cut magnitude remains uncertainChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, the US August CPI will be released at 20:30 tonight (GMT+8). Weakening employment and cooling PPI have paved the way for easing policies, but the extent of rate cuts still requires inflation data to be the final determinant. Investors should be wary that a higher-than-expected rise in prices could disrupt the outlook for rate cuts. Significant market volatility is expected, so please pay attention to related risks.
- 07:44Han Xinyi of Ant Group: The AI era may give rise to new super gateways, but their forms are yet to be determinedJinse Finance reported that Han Xinyi, CEO of Ant Group, stated at the 2025 Inclusion·Bund Conference themed "Reshaping Innovative Growth" that the AI era may give rise to new super entry points, but the form they will take remains uncertain. Han Xinyi admitted that he increasingly believes in the prediction that "large models may eat up all software." "In the future, there may be no more Apps, and AI Agents will handle everything," he predicted, adding that new super entry points may emerge, but their exact form is still undetermined.