Anakin

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The @UniswapFND says it has runway through Jan. 2027. • Treasury at $85.8M (cash, UNI, ETH) • $106M+ set aside for grants and incentives • Remains one of DeFi’s top fee-generating protocols A clearer look at how one of DeFi’s core players is deploying capital 👇

Stablecoins are moving faster than expected. In a new note, Standard Chartered flags a sharp rise in stablecoin velocity. It means these assets are changing hands more frequently than expected. The shift appears to be driven by new use cases. Specificially traditional finance replacement and emerging AI payment flows, rather than just speculative activity. That matters because much of the bullish case for stablecoins (including projections of a $2 trillion market by 2028) assumed relatively stable velocity. Despite that shift, the bank still sees the market reaching $2T by 2028.

ICYMI: Crypto equities may be nearing a bottom. Bernstein says names like @coinbase, @RobinhoodApp and @Figure are trading ~60% below 2025 highs. But they still offer exposure to trillion-dollar markets, the analysts said. The note highlights three different angles: • Coinbase: driven by stablecoins, derivatives and new trading products • Robinhood: benefiting from prediction markets and diversified revenue streams • Figure: a direct play on tokenization and blockchain-based lending Previously, Bernstein shared bullish coverage on all three company. They said: • COIN seen as “too cheap,” with stablecoins, derivatives and new products driving growth • HOOD gaining from prediction markets + non-crypto revenue mix • FIGR positioned as a pure-play on tokenization Analysts expect a bottom to form into weak Q1 earnings — not after. Full coverage below 👇

Fannie Mae is stepping into crypto. For the first time, U.S. homebuyers will be able to use crypto as collateral for mortgages, without selling it. It means a new bridge between crypto and real estate is forming. • Fannie Mae-backed mortgages • Crypto pledged, not liquidated • Custodied via @Coinbase Prime • BTC + USDC supported at launch Borrowers keep exposure while accessing housing liquidity. That’s new for U.S. housing!

Bitcoin is holding above $74K! — and it’s happening right as one of the most compressed global central bank weeks in years kicks off. Fed. ECB. BoJ. BoE — all within days. Yet, ETF inflows are back. Whales are accumulating. And BTC is starting to decouple from risk assets, according to multiple analysts. They say BTC holds above $70K with: • 6 straight days of ETF inflows • Rising institutional demand • Early signs of a cycle bottom Data from @TheBlockCo

Crypto is showing resilience during a turbulent macro moment. Bitcoin pushed past $74K, outperforming equities as institutional inflows return and ETF demand builds 📊 We've had a three-week inflow streak too while energy markets surge and geopolitical tensions rattle global assets. But analysts still advise caution, saying this relief bounce may turn out to be a short squeeze. More on @TheBlockCo

Crypto fund inflows continue to build, despite the war in Iran and the Middle East. Global crypto asset investment products recorded $1 billion in weekly inflows, with U.S. funds and Bitcoin ETFs leading the surge, according to CoinShares. That's a three-week run of positive flows now and over $2.2 billion in sustained institutional demand for bitcoin and crypto exposure via ETFs over the same period 📊

The Bank of England may be softening its stance on stablecoin limits 🏦 Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden told lawmakers the central bank is “genuinely open” to revising proposed caps on sterling-denominated stablecoins after industry criticism. The current proposal would temporarily limit holdings to: • £20,000 for individuals • £10 million for businesses The caps were originally introduced to reduce the risk of deposit flight from traditional banks if stablecoins gain widespread adoption. At the same time, regulators are weighing whether strict limits could slow innovation in the UK as stablecoin development accelerates globally.

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