Tether, the issuer of USDT, has invested in the real-time QR payment platform SQRIL. The size of the investment was not disclosed. The funds will be used to improve stablecoin and QR-based cross-borde...

Tether, the issuer of USDT, has invested in the real-time QR payment platform SQRIL. The size of the investment was not disclosed. The funds will be used to improve stablecoin and QR-based cross-border payment solutions. SQRIL primarily operates in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Tether invests in real-time QR payment platform SQRIL

After a long period of weakness, the meme coin has finally seen an encouraging rebound.
Since mid-September last year, the total market capitalization of Meme Coin gradually declined from approximately $80 billion to a low of only $35 billion, with virtually no significant rebound along the way. However, in the first week of 2026, the total market capitalization of Meme Coin finally rebounded, returning to nearly $50 billion.
During the same period, the market capitalization of Meme coin as a percentage of the overall Altcoin reached its lowest point since July 2022, almost reaching its lowest level since then...

Besides $114,514, what other projects should I keep an eye on?

Source: A16z

Original Title: Privacy Trends for 2026
Compiled and Organized by: BitpushNews

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1. Privacy will become the most important moat in the crypto space this year

Privacy is a key feature for the global financial migration to on-chain. However, almost all existing blockchains lack this feature...

a16z: Privacy, the most important moat in the crypto space by 2026.

Author: Bitcoin Orange Trader
The Japanese-language native Meme coin, priced at $114,514, has seen a nearly 50-fold increase in the past 48 hours.

Currently, this trend is mainly concentrated in the Japanese community; it hasn't yet gained widespread traction in the Chinese-speaking world, indicating a significant information gap due to cultural differences.

1. Meme Origins and Cultural Genes (Cult Culture)

This isn't a random combination of numbers, but rather a legendary "meme" in Japanese internet culture (similar to "Chicken You're So Beautiful" in Chinese or "Pepe" in Western culture), possessing extremely strong viral potential and community consensus.

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