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Fed ends tightening after huge $2.4 trillion money drain, raising new economy fears globally. Analysts warn the old money system breaking, forcing emergency tools every single night. Meanwhile, Crypto and stablecoins gain hope as new regulated digital systems grow trusted worldwide rapidly. The U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) finally ended its Quantitative Tightening policy on December 1, 2025. The Fed froze its balance sheet at $6.57 trillion, meaning it will no longer remove money from the financial system. Many analysts say the latest Federal Reserve actions reveal deep cracks in the global economy, and have opened big opportunities for Crypto and…

A new analysis from Pi Network commentator @gfc199 outlines how the Pi DEX, an internal decentralized exchange built into the Pi Wallet, can coexist with a potential future listing on major exchanges such as OKX Europe. The post responds to growing concerns among Pioneers as Pi approaches a new development phase, with many questioning whether an external listing conflicts with the project’s internal economy. According to the analysis, the Pi DEX operates on the Global Consensus Value (GCV) of $314,159 per Pi, a figure used within the Pi community to anchor prices for barter, goods, and services. This internal valuation,…

Bank of America, one of the largest financial institutions in the world, wants its wealth management clients to consider digital assets exposure, according to Yahoo Finance. Starting next year, investment strategies at Bank of America’s Merrill, Bank of America Private Bank, and Merrill Edge platforms will support clients who want to allocate up to 4% of their portfolios to cryptocurrencies, the outlet reported. “For investors with a strong interest in thematic innovation and comfort with elevated volatility, a modest allocation of 1% to 4% in digital assets could be appropriate,” Chris Hyzy, Bank of America Private Bank’s chief investment officer,…

Elderglade has declared a strategic collaboration with zkLink, the leading designer of zero knowledge blockchain infrastructures of the Ethereum environment. The partnership seeks to introduce the next level of scalability, liquidity convergence, and modular on-chain infrastructure to the changing Web3 and AI enabled game world. Elderglade 🤝 @zkLink_OfficialWe’re excited to team up with zkLink, developers of zero-knowledge blockchain solutions for the Ethereum ecosystem — unifying fragmented liquidity, one aggregated rollup at a time.This partnership represents the synergy of dynamic Web3 gaming and… pic.twitter.com/Oa8vkHHK07 — Elderglade (@Elderglade) December 2, 2025 Elderglade, the company with the fast-grown mobile gaming ecosystem of 11…

MIRO Pay, a platform known for its seamless crypto payment solutions, has excitedly announced its landmark collaboration with SuperEx, a Web3-based cryptocurrency exchange. This partnership is aimed at enhancing the seamless accessibility of decentralized payments and helping users by onboarding the next wave of global Web3 adopters. 🚨 Partnership Announcement! 🚨🤝 We’re excited to announce our partnership with @SuperExet, a Web3.0 based cryptocurrency exchange, built to deliver a seamless, intuitive trading experience for millions of users worldwide.⚡️ With 10M+ registered users and a mission centered… pic.twitter.com/JokS9k4NjJ — MIRO (@MIRO_Pay) November 28, 2025 Both platforms are known for their remarkable services…

Crypto majors are green and reversing yesterday’s selloff, with BTC up 2% at $87,400, ETH flat at $2,820, BNB up 2% at $842, and SOL up 2% at $129. Among top movers, Fartcoin (+14%), SPX (+12%), and PUMP (+9%) led gains. Vanguard announced it will begin allowing trading of crypto ETFs and mutual funds on its brokerage platform, ending its long-standing opposition. Coinbase leadership and Marc Andreessen were sued over an alleged years-long insider-trading scheme. Ripple secured a payments license in Singapore and expanded XRP and RLUSD payment services there. Vitalik Buterin warned that shifting Zcash governance toward token-based voting…

White House AI and crypto czar David Sacks has fired back at The New York Times over a report detailing how his government advisory role could benefit his investments and his close associates. Sacks said in a post to X that despite having “debunked in detail” the Times’ reporting over the past five months, the outlet continued to publish the article on Sunday about his supposed conflicts of interest. “Today they evidently just threw up their hands and published this nothing burger,” Sacks wrote. “Anyone who reads the story carefully can see that they strung together a bunch of anecdotes…

SÃO PAULO — Crypto payments company Truther plans to launch a card in El Salvador on January 29, via a partnership with Visa, which allows users to spend USDT directly from their wallets without needing to preload funds or rely on custodial services. The product, revealed during an interview with CoinDesk at the Blockchain Conference Brasil, draws funds from Truther’s self-custody wallet at the moment of purchase. The card will have a 2% fee on currency conversions, and for Brazilian users, it won’t carry the IOF tax on financial transactions. After the launch in El Salvador, the card will be…

BlackRock’s most senior executives say the financial system is on the cusp of its biggest infrastructure overhaul since the arrival of electronic messaging in the 1970s, one driven by blockchain-based tokenization.  In a new column for The Economist, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink and COO Rob Goldstein say that finance is “entering the next major evolution in market infrastructure,” one that could move assets “faster and more securely than systems that have served investors for decades.” Tokenization records ownership of assets on digital ledgers, enabling stocks, bonds, real estate, and other holdings to exist as verifiable digital records that can be…

The new legislation builds on the Digital Asset Basic Act by adding detailed rules for stablecoin oversight. The framework outlines how global stablecoins like USDT and USDC will be treated in Korea. Officials warn delays could leave Korea behind other regions that tightened rules in 2025. South Korea is taking a major step toward formalising how won-based stablecoins will be issued and supervised, after lawmakers settled a long-running dispute over who should control the process. A closed-door meeting brought clarity to the core question of authority, with policymakers agreeing that banks should lead the effort while still allowing tech firms…