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XRP Ledger's Role in Enterprise-Grade Supply Chain Innovation in China
XRP Ledger's Role in Enterprise-Grade Supply Chain Innovation in China

- XRP Ledger partners with China's Linklogis to tokenize trade assets, enabling 3–5 second settlements and slashing cross-border costs. - Platform processed RMB 20.7B in 2024, leveraging XRPL's $0.0001+ fees vs. 5–10% traditional banking charges. - RWA tokenization hit $305.8M in August 2025, with 500% transaction throughput growth, proving blockchain's enterprise scalability. - Strategic adoption by listed fintech firm validates XRPL's stability, positioning it as a regulated market infrastructure solutio

ainvest·2025/08/28 19:24
Telegram's XLM Integration: A Catalyst for Stellar's Mass Adoption and Undervalued Utility Play?
Telegram's XLM Integration: A Catalyst for Stellar's Mass Adoption and Undervalued Utility Play?

- Telegram's 2025 XLM integration taps 100M+ users, leveraging Stellar's fast, low-cost cross-border transactions to address global financial gaps. - Strategic alignment with high-inflation regions and PayPal's PYUSD integration in July 2025 boosted XLM by 5%, while Protocol 23 upgrades aim to scale DeFi and RWA adoption. - XLM's 2024 daily transactions hit 5M+, with Eastern Europe's 40% DeFi growth and Asia's 502.84% price surge highlighting regional utility potential. - Risks include weak price-user corr

ainvest·2025/08/28 19:24
Blockchain-Based Fiscal Reform in Emerging Markets: Unlocking Investment Opportunities in the Philippines
Blockchain-Based Fiscal Reform in Emerging Markets: Unlocking Investment Opportunities in the Philippines

- Philippines pioneers blockchain-based fiscal reform through government-led initiatives like CARF and tokenized treasury bonds, enhancing transparency and attracting investment. - Regulatory frameworks (CASP guidelines, regulatory sandboxes) balance innovation with investor protection, aligning with OECD standards and global Bitcoin adoption trends. - Startups like PDAX and BayaniChain drive real-world applications in remittances and public finance, supported by state-backed innovation hubs and 100+ ventu

ainvest·2025/08/28 19:09
The 2025 Meme Coin Boom: How Speculative Frenzy and Community Power Are Reshaping Digital Investing
The 2025 Meme Coin Boom: How Speculative Frenzy and Community Power Are Reshaping Digital Investing

- The 2025 meme coin market hit $74.5B, driven by speculative FOMO and community-driven projects like APC, FARTCOIN, and GIGA. - Projects use deflationary mechanics, influencer ecosystems, and whale incentives (e.g., APC’s 11,263% ROI projection) to amplify scarcity and engagement. - Meme coins increasingly blend humor with utility, such as FARTCOIN’s metaverse plans and MOODENG’s charity-linked NFTs, though long-term viability remains uncertain. - Risks persist via volatility, liquidity traps, and pump-an

ainvest·2025/08/28 19:09
XRP: The Paradox of Hated Potential – Why Skepticism May Herald a Breakout in 2025
XRP: The Paradox of Hated Potential – Why Skepticism May Herald a Breakout in 2025

- XRP's 2025 rally defies skepticism as CME's $9.02B open interest and ETF applications signal institutional adoption. - SEC's 2025 regulatory clarity and 300+ financial institutions using RippleNet validate XRP's cross-border utility. - Tokenization partnerships with central banks (e.g., ECB's 2025 pilot) position XRP as a bridge currency in real-time settlements. - Analysts predict XRP could surpass Ethereum in market cap by September 2025 amid ETF approval optimism and asymmetric upside potential.

ainvest·2025/08/28 19:09
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CryptoQuant: Bitcoin demand growth has significantly slowed down, and the market is entering a bear phase
Jinse Finance reported that CryptoQuant stated in an article that the demand growth for bitcoin has significantly slowed, indicating that a bear market is imminent. Since 2023, bitcoin has experienced three major spot demand waves—driven respectively by the launch of US spot ETFs, the results of the US presidential election, and the bitcoin treasury company bubble—but demand growth has fallen below trend levels. This suggests that most of the new demand in this cycle has already been realized, and the key pillar supporting prices has also disappeared. Institutional and large holder demand is currently contracting rather than expanding: US spot bitcoin ETFs turned into net sellers in Q4 2025, with holdings decreasing by 24,000 bitcoins, in sharp contrast to the strong accumulation in Q4 2024. Similarly, the growth of addresses holding 100 to 1,000 bitcoins (representing ETFs and treasury companies) is also below trend, echoing the deteriorating demand trend seen at the end of 2021 before the 2022 bear market arrived. The derivatives market confirms the weakening risk appetite: the funding rate for perpetual futures (365-day moving average) has dropped to its lowest level since December 2023. Historically, its decline reflects a reduced willingness to maintain long positions, a pattern that usually appears in bear markets rather than bull markets. Price structure has worsened as demand weakens: bitcoin has fallen below its 365-day moving average, a key long-term technical support level that has historically served as the dividing line between bull and bear markets. The demand cycle, rather than halving, drives bitcoin’s four-year cycle: the current decline further indicates that bitcoin’s cyclical behavior is mainly governed by the expansion and contraction of demand growth, rather than the halving event itself or past price performance. When demand growth peaks and begins to fall back, a bear market often follows regardless of supply-side dynamics. Downside reference points suggest a relatively small bear market magnitude: historically, bitcoin bear market bottoms have been roughly in line with the realized price, currently close to $56,000, which means the pullback from recent historical highs could reach 55%—the smallest pullback ever. The medium-term support level is expected to be around $70,000.
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CryptoQuant: Bear market may have started, with mid-term support expected at $70,000
PANews, December 20 – According to an article by on-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant, Bitcoin demand growth has significantly slowed, signaling the imminent arrival of a bear market. Since 2023, Bitcoin has experienced three major spot demand waves—driven respectively by the launch of US spot ETFs, the results of the US presidential election, and the Bitcoin treasury company bubble—but since early October 2025, demand growth has fallen below trend levels. This indicates that most of the new demand in this cycle has already been realized, and the key pillar supporting prices has disappeared. Demand from institutions and large holders is currently contracting rather than expanding: US spot Bitcoin ETFs turned net sellers in Q4 2025, with holdings decreasing by 24,000 Bitcoin, in stark contrast to the strong accumulation in Q4 2024. Similarly, the growth of addresses holding 100 to 1,000 Bitcoin (representing ETFs and treasury companies) is also below trend levels, echoing the demand deterioration trend seen at the end of 2021 before the 2022 bear market. The derivatives market confirms a weakening risk appetite: the funding rate for perpetual futures (365-day moving average) has dropped to its lowest level since December 2023. Historically, such a decline reflects a reduced willingness to maintain long positions, a pattern typically seen in bear markets rather than bull markets. Price structure has deteriorated alongside weak demand: Bitcoin has fallen below its 365-day moving average, a key long-term technical support level that has historically marked the boundary between bull and bear markets. Demand cycles, not halving events, drive Bitcoin’s four-year cycle: The current downturn further indicates that Bitcoin’s cyclical behavior is primarily governed by the expansion and contraction of demand growth, rather than the halving event itself or past price performance. When demand growth peaks and begins to decline, a bear market often follows regardless of supply-side dynamics. Downside reference points suggest a relatively mild bear market: Historically, Bitcoin bear market bottoms have coincided with the realized price, currently near $56,000, implying that the pullback from recent historical highs could reach 55%—the smallest drawdown ever. The medium-term support level is expected to be around $70,000.
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Moca Network launches the first MocaPortfolio rewards; MOCA stakers can use points to redeem ME tokens.
According to Odaily, the chain-agnostic decentralized identity network Moca Network has announced that Magic Eden token (ME) is the first token to be launched to users via MocaPortfolio. MocaPortfolio is a platform that provides the Moca Network community with opportunities to allocate tokens from Animoca Brands’ portfolio projects. MocaPortfolio has locked tokens worth $20 million from projects within the Animoca Brands ecosystem. The launch of the Magic Eden token marks the beginning of a series of token reward releases on MocaPortfolio, with more tokens from Animoca Brands ecosystem projects to be announced in the future. The details of the first MocaPortfolio release are as follows: Project: Magic Eden token Total allocation: 2,195,000 ME Eligibility: MOCA stakers can consume between 5,000 and 2,000,000 staking points to participate Registration window: December 18, 13:00 UTC - December 29, 01:00 UTC Allocation mechanism: Flexible mode — ME tokens will be distributed based on the proportion of staking energy consumed by each participant
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