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- Remittix (RTX) raised $21.7M in presale, securing BitMart listing and targeting $22M for a second CEX. - RTX’s deflationary model burns 10% of fees, creating scarcity and aligning with macroeconomic trends. - RTX disrupts $100B remittance sector with 0.1% fees vs. 5–10% from traditional services, processing $1B+ annually. - Strategic airdrops and 20% referral rewards drive adoption, positioning RTX as a utility-first asset amid shifting altcoin sentiment.
- Ethereum's 6% price dip triggered a 433% surge in staking inflows, with 29.6% of its supply now staked. - Market share rose to 14.57% by August 2025 as Bitcoin's dominance fell to 58%, driven by $23B in Ethereum ETF inflows. - Dencun/Pectra upgrades cut gas fees by 53%, while whale investors added $456M ETH, accelerating capital rotation from Bitcoin. - Institutional adoption of RWAs and staking infrastructure, plus EIP-1559's deflationary model, position Ethereum to potentially overtake Bitcoin's market
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 10:18Data: Plasma network DeFi TVL surpasses $4.9 billion, overtaking Base networkAccording to ChainCatcher, citing DefiLlama data, Plasma network DeFi TVL has surpassed $4.947 billions, currently reported at $4.947 billions, overtaking Base network DeFi TVL, with a 24-hour increase of 40.48%.
- 10:18Hyperliquid Mainnet Launches Permissionless Spot Quoted Assets, USDH Becomes the First Enabled AssetChainCatcher reported that Hyperliquid has announced the mainnet launch of permissionless spot quote assets. Stable asset deployers can enable the "quote asset" status according to on-chain requirements. Any quote asset can serve as a quote asset in the first spot trading pair under HIP-1; new trading pairs between existing base and quote assets can be deployed through permissionless Dutch auctions, independent from HIP-1 token auctions. Native Markets has deployed USDH as the first permissionless quote asset, and HYPE/USDH trading is now live. More permissionless trading pairs will be deployed as much as possible in the future.
- 09:55Moody's: The Crypto Wave Driven by Stablecoins Poses Serious Challenges to Monetary Sovereignty and Financial Stability in Emerging MarketsChainCatcher news, according to Gelonghui, international credit rating agency Moody's recently warned that the crypto wave driven by stablecoins is posing an increasingly severe challenge to the monetary sovereignty and financial stability of emerging markets. The report points out that as stablecoins and other cryptocurrencies accelerate their global adoption, emerging markets face the risk of weakened monetary sovereignty. The widespread penetration of stablecoins anchored to fiat currencies such as the US dollar may erode central banks' traditional ability to regulate interest rates and exchange rates. Moody's specifically emphasized that if individuals transfer bank deposits to stablecoins or crypto wallets, the banking system may face deposit outflows, which would not only affect liquidity but could also undermine overall financial stability. Data shows that in 2024, the number of global digital asset holders has reached approximately 562 millions, a year-on-year increase of 33%. Among them, emerging markets such as Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa have seen the fastest growth, mainly driven by the convenience of cross-border remittances, demand for mobile payments, and the need to hedge against local currency inflation. This stands in sharp contrast to developed economies, where demand is driven by clear regulations and investment channels. Moody's warns that if regulatory gaps are not promptly addressed, the crypto wave may further amplify monetary and financial security risks in emerging markets.