The Bank of England is proposing a cap on individual stablecoin holdings, limiting ownership to just £10,000–£20,000 per person in the name of “systemic risk.”
This is absurd, and we need to push back against this kind of regulation. Stablecoins issued onchain do not pose greater risks than traditional electronic money issued on more fragile electronic databases.
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Institutions are the driving force behind this market cycle.
The four major cryptocurrencies—BTC, ETH, SOL, and BNB—have all hit new highs, but only BTC and BNB have continued to rise by over 40% since breaking through their all-time highs. SOL achieved a breakthrough earlier this year thanks to Trump's coin issuance, while ETH experienced a revaluation mid-year driven by DAT buying, though neither has yet reached a new high.
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates last night. How far can this institutional-led market trend continue?
1. The Logic of Institutional Allocation in the Three Major Cryptocurrencies
The positioning of a crypto asset directly determines its long-term value, and different positionings correspond to different institutional...

The Fed’s rate cut ignited an institutional bull market: BTC soared, ETH revalued, can SOL take over?

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Dogecoin shifts from a memecoin to a mainstream asset with REX-Osprey’s Dogecoin ETF launch.
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DOGE price bullish megaphone pattern targets $1.40.
Dogecoin (DOGE) price traded at $0.2...

How high can DOGE price go as first Dogecoin ETF goes live?

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Gemini shares drop below its IPO price just days after its debut on Nasdaq
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The company reported a $283 million loss in H1 2025
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Gemini is also nearing a settlement with the SEC
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