The current total market capitalization of stablecoins across the network stands at $238.101 billion, reflecting a 1.61% growth over the past seven days. USDT holds a dominant 61.66% share of the market.
Watching @FITCHINuniverse closely. They are building the largest tokenization platform for gaming communities across Web2 & Web3.
Founded by famous football star Sergio Agüero, in 2022. FITCHIN is the largest Spanish-speaking gaming platform with 200K+ users.
They’ve have a strong presence in LATAM, teaming up with top esports organizations like Messi’s KRÜ Esports and partnering with Web2/Web3 giants like Riot, Garena, Supercell, AVAX, Polygon, Solana & Chainlink.
Built through the bear market, they’re launching their native token $CHIN on April 22.
It doesn't end with the token launch, a lot is on the way, so check them out.
Everyone's watching Bitcoin bleed and calling it risk-off.
But zoom in, and you’ll see where the smart crypto-native capital actually rotated —Tokenized RWAs.
Tokenized gold ($PAXG, $XAUT) just hit $2B in market cap. Trading volume exploded—$PAXG alone saw a 900%+ weekly spike. Since Jan 20, tokenized gold is +21%, while BTC is -19%.
This isn’t a gold narrative. It’s a RWA awakening.
When macro gets messy, real-world-backed tokens with deep liquidity become crypto’s safe haven. Tokenized RWAs aren’t some future narrative—they’re outperforming now.
Everyone's watching Bitcoin bleed and calling it risk-off.
But zoom in, and you’ll see where the smart crypto-native capital actually rotated —Tokenized RWAs.
Tokenized gold ($PAXG, $XAUT) just hit $2B in market cap. Trading volume exploded—$PAXG alone saw a 900%+ weekly spike. Since Jan 20, tokenized gold is +21%, while BTC is -19%.
This isn’t a gold narrative. It’s a RWA awakening.
When macro gets messy, real-world-backed tokens with deep liquidity become crypto’s safe haven. Tokenized RWAs aren’t some future narrative—they’re outperforming now.
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$BTC slipping under $77K wasn’t a surprise after the weekend chatter, but seeing over $1B in crypto liquidations hit in 24 hours definitely hit different.
The domino started falling last week, when Trump rolled out that 10% blanket tariff plus extra duties on 60+ countries.
China responded fast with 34% tariffs on US goods and just like that, we’re back in a full-blown trade war.
Asian markets cracked first. Japan’s stock market is down 8.5%, the worst since Oct ‘23.
Global stocks have now lost $20T+ in value since Feb 19. That’s not a typo. This isn’t just a crypto dip—it’s a macro-wide risk-off moment.
→https://t.co/QH7D7yoWfz
And crypto? Getting dragged along for the ride.
~ $468M in $BTC liquidations ~ $405M in $ETH ~ One whale got liquidated $16.3M on Bitfinex ~ Another whale got liquidated $7.08M on OKX
Moments like this remind me how interconnected crypto has become with the broader economy. When global uncertainty spikes, even the most bullish narratives get sidelined. Liquidations trigger FUD. FUD triggers more selling. And the spiral continues.
It’s not the time to panic—but it is the time to stay sharp. Volatility is at ATH.
Q1 was rough for the crypto market, but there’s a silver lining—hacks and scams dropped drastically in March. After February’s $1.5B Bybit hack, losses fell to just $28.8M, marking a huge decline in exploits.
> $8.4M @zothdotio exploit – Deployer wallet compromised, leading to massive fund outflows.
> Code vulnerabilities caused $14M in losses, while wallet hacks stole another $8M.
> A #Coinbase user reportedly lost 400 $BTC ($34M), though it’s not in official reports.
> Phishing scams are rising, with over $46M potentially lost to fake exchange websites.
Tho, @1inch recovered $5M after negotiating a bounty deal with an attacker.
In conclusion, March’s drop in exploit losses is positive, but security risks remain high. As phishing scams grow and smart contract vulnerabilities persist, are we just one major hack away from another billion-dollar loss month?