In a major turnaround, President Donald Trump said he will temporarily lower the high tariffs he recently put on many countries — but not on China. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the tariffs were always meant as a smart negotiating move, and the 90-day pause is part of that plan to bring other countries to the table while keeping pressure on China.
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As of March 15, 2025, Toncoin (TON) experienced a significant surge, with its price increasing over 20% to surpass $3.45, bringing its market capitalization to approximately $8.14 billion.
This surge is largely attributed to the recent release of Telegram founder Pavel Durov from French custody, where he had been detained since August 2024 on charges related to alleged illegal activities facilitated through Telegram.
Telegram's deeper integration with the TON blockchain, enhancing the platform's Web3 ecosystem and making digital ownership accessible to billions of users.
These developments have contributed to a renewed interest in Toncoin, analysts suggesting a potential rise toward the $5-6 range in the coming months.
Stablecoins have become more popular recently because they hold a stable value, unlike other cryptocurrencies that can change in price quickly. They are often linked to assets like the U.S. dollar, making them safer for people who want stability. Stablecoins are widely used in decentralized finance (DeFi) for things like lending and trading. Big companies like PayPal and Visa are also starting to use them for global payments.
In 2024, stablecoin transfer volumes reached approximately $27.6 trillion, surpassing the combined transaction volumes of traditional payment giants Visa and Mastercard by 7.7%.