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- 12:16Citi: Stablecoins May Drive the Next Growth Phase of CryptocurrencyChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Citibank has released a report indicating that stablecoins may drive the next growth phase of cryptocurrencies. The bank's analysts compared stablecoins to the rise of money market funds in the 1980s, noting that the main driving force behind stablecoin adoption lies in their role as a "store of value" in emerging markets facing inflation or weak institutions. This could further stimulate demand for dollar assets, but may also trigger policy responses aimed at limiting dollarization.
- 12:16Bitcoin financial company OranjeBTC spends about $1.09 million to acquire 10 more BTCAccording to ChainCatcher, Brazilian bitcoin financial company OranjeBTC disclosed on the X platform that it has purchased 10 bitcoins at a price of approximately $108,786 per coin, spending about $1.09 million in total. As of the beginning of 2025, its bitcoin yield has reached 1.7%. By 2025, we hold 3,701 bitcoins, which were acquired at an average price of about $105,422 per coin, with a total expenditure of approximately $390.16 million.
- 12:11Forbes: Trump’s son Barron holds approximately 2.25 billion WLFI, valued at around $45 millionOn October 20, according to Forbes, Donald Trump's youngest son, Barron Trump, has amassed a net worth of approximately $150 million at the age of 19. According to financial disclosures, Barron holds about 2.25 billion World Liberty tokens, accounting for 10% of the 22.5 billion tokens initially allocated to companies associated with the Trump family. In total, the 10% of tokens held by Barron are currently valued at around $45 million.