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  • 12:53
    Tether CEO retweets clarification: The market misunderstood that Tether prefers gold over bitcoin
    Jinse Finance reported that in response to Tether's gold purchases last quarter exceeding those of several central banks, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino retweeted a post by Sam Callahan, Director of Strategy and Research at bitcoin treasury company OranjeBTC, on the X platform to clarify the market misunderstanding that Tether prefers gold over bitcoin, stating: "Tether still loves bitcoin." It is reported that Tether currently holds about 87,475 bitcoins and has allocated approximately 15% of its profits to increasing its bitcoin holdings since 2023. The purchase of gold means that Tether is no longer just a stablecoin issuer, but a global enterprise group.
  • 12:53
    Tether and Circle have cumulatively issued stablecoins worth $17.25 billions.
    According to Jinse Finance, monitored by Lookonchain, Circle has minted another 1.25 billion USDC, and Tether and Circle have minted stablecoins worth 17.25 billions USD.
  • 12:36
    Alliance DAO co-founder: The most promising DeFi tokens in the future are those that actively support traditional financial assets
    Jinse Finance reported that QwQiao, co-founder of Alliance DAO, stated on social media that the DeFi tokens he is most optimistic about in the coming years are those projects that are actively committed to supporting traditional finance (TradFi) assets. Whether it is trading or lending backed by traditional financial assets, the potential market size for such projects may far exceed that of projects focused solely on crypto-native assets. This helps us break free from our own reflexive bull and bear cycles (i.e., situations where falling crypto asset prices lead to deteriorating fundamentals). In the past, the biggest obstacle was actually regulatory issues, but this situation now seems to be changing.
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