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. US Regulatory Easing
The department that regulates cryptocurrencies in the US is called the SEC. Previously, they always troubled crypto companies, such as suing Coinbase for allegedly selling 'unregistered securities' (which refers to cryptocurrencies). Now that Trump is in office, the SEC has changed its leadership, and the tide has turned! Those lawsuits that weren't considered fraud are likely to be withdrawn, and Coinbase's lawsuits are close to being dismissed. Moreover, companies may be allowed to boldly hold crypto assets in the future. Although new regulations won't come out immediately, as long as everyone feels that regulations will be relaxed in the future, they will be willing to buy Bitcoin, and the price will naturally rise; if policy advancement is not smooth, the price will be in jeopardy.
2. Wars and Tariffs Stirring Trouble
Recently, Israel has been fighting Iran, causing oil prices to rise directly by 9%, and gold prices have soared to $3,400 per ounce, with global stock markets all declining. At this time, some people believe Bitcoin can act as a safe haven, so they will rush to buy, driving the price up; however, if panic sets in, and everyone frantically sells assets to escape, Bitcoin will also have to drop. Furthermore, the US is set to impose a 50% tariff on steel appliances on June 23, which will impact global trade. If the economy worsens, there will be fewer investors in Bitcoin, and the price will also be affected.
. US Regulatory Easing
The department that regulates cryptocurrencies in the US is called the SEC. Previously, they always troubled crypto companies, such as suing Coinbase for allegedly selling 'unregistered securities' (which refers to cryptocurrencies). Now that Trump is in office, the SEC has changed its leadership, and the tide has turned! Those lawsuits that weren't considered fraud are likely to be withdrawn, and Coinbase's lawsuits are close to being dismissed. Moreover, companies may be allowed to boldly hold crypto assets in the future. Although new regulations won't come out immediately, as long as everyone feels that regulations will be relaxed in the future, they will be willing to buy Bitcoin, and the price will naturally rise; if policy advancement is not smooth, the price will be in jeopardy.
2. Wars and Tariffs Stirring Trouble
Recently, Israel has been fighting Iran, causing oil prices to rise directly by 9%, and gold prices have soared to $3,400 per ounce, with global stock markets all declining. At this time, some people believe Bitcoin can act as a safe haven, so they will rush to buy, driving the price up; however, if panic sets in, and everyone frantically sells assets to escape, Bitcoin will also have to drop. Furthermore, the US is set to impose a 50% tariff on steel appliances on June 23, which will impact global trade. If the economy worsens, there will be fewer investors in Bitcoin, and the price will also be affected.
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#以色列伊朗冲突
. US Regulatory Easing
The department that regulates cryptocurrency in the US is called the SEC. Previously, they often troubled crypto companies, such as suing Coinbase for allegedly selling "unregistered securities" (which are cryptocurrencies). Now that Trump is in office, the SEC has new leadership, and the direction has changed! Those lawsuits that were not considered fraud are likely to be withdrawn, and Coinbase's lawsuit is almost dismissed. Additionally, companies may be allowed to boldly hold crypto assets in the future. Although new regulations may take some time to come out, as long as everyone feels that regulations will ease in the future, they will be willing to buy Bitcoin, and the price will naturally rise; if policy implementation does not go smoothly, the price will be at risk.
2. War and Tariffs Causing Trouble
Recently, Israel has been fighting Iran, causing oil prices to rise by 9%, and gold prices have soared to $3,400 per ounce, leading to a global stock market decline. At this time, some believe that Bitcoin can serve as a safe haven, prompting them to quickly buy and drive the price up; however, if panic sets in and everyone frantically sells assets to escape, Bitcoin will also drop. Additionally, on June 23, the US plans to impose a 50% tariff on steel appliances, which will impact global trade. If the economy worsens, fewer people may invest in Bitcoin, and the price will also be affected.
. US Regulatory Easing
The department that regulates cryptocurrency in the US is called the SEC. Previously, they often troubled crypto companies, such as suing Coinbase for allegedly selling "unregistered securities" (which are cryptocurrencies). Now that Trump is in office, the SEC has new leadership, and the direction has changed! Those lawsuits that were not considered fraud are likely to be withdrawn, and Coinbase's lawsuit is almost dismissed. Additionally, companies may be allowed to boldly hold crypto assets in the future. Although new regulations may take some time to come out, as long as everyone feels that regulations will ease in the future, they will be willing to buy Bitcoin, and the price will naturally rise; if policy implementation does not go smoothly, the price will be at risk.
2. War and Tariffs Causing Trouble
Recently, Israel has been fighting Iran, causing oil prices to rise by 9%, and gold prices have soared to $3,400 per ounce, leading to a global stock market decline. At this time, some believe that Bitcoin can serve as a safe haven, prompting them to quickly buy and drive the price up; however, if panic sets in and everyone frantically sells assets to escape, Bitcoin will also drop. Additionally, on June 23, the US plans to impose a 50% tariff on steel appliances, which will impact global trade. If the economy worsens, fewer people may invest in Bitcoin, and the price will also be affected.
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Technical Analysis
BTC Daily:
Several attempts to break past 110,000 USD have failed.
No breakthrough of the previous high? Could form a "double top."
The MACD indicator shows that bullish momentum is weakening.
Yesterday closed with a bearish candle; if today’s closing price is below 108,000 USD, this rebound won’t even count as consolidation and will continue to drop directly!
Upper resistance: around 110,000 USD. Lower support: around 107,000 USD. Break below 107,000? Head straight for 100,000 USD!
Technical Analysis
BTC Daily:
Several attempts to break past 110,000 USD have failed.
No breakthrough of the previous high? Could form a "double top."
The MACD indicator shows that bullish momentum is weakening.
Yesterday closed with a bearish candle; if today’s closing price is below 108,000 USD, this rebound won’t even count as consolidation and will continue to drop directly!
Upper resistance: around 110,000 USD. Lower support: around 107,000 USD. Break below 107,000? Head straight for 100,000 USD!
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#美国加征关税
Technical Analysis
BTC Daily:
Several attempts to break above 110,000 USD have failed.
No breakout of the previous high? It may form a "double top."
The MACD indicator shows that bullish momentum is weakening.
Yesterday closed with a bearish candle; if today's closing price is below 108,000 USD, this rebound won't even qualify as a consolidation and will continue to drop directly!
Upper resistance: around 110,000 USD. Lower support: around 107,000 USD. Break below 107,000? Head straight for 100,000 USD!
Technical Analysis
BTC Daily:
Several attempts to break above 110,000 USD have failed.
No breakout of the previous high? It may form a "double top."
The MACD indicator shows that bullish momentum is weakening.
Yesterday closed with a bearish candle; if today's closing price is below 108,000 USD, this rebound won't even qualify as a consolidation and will continue to drop directly!
Upper resistance: around 110,000 USD. Lower support: around 107,000 USD. Break below 107,000? Head straight for 100,000 USD!
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At the recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cryptocurrency roundtable, several key figures expressed their views on decentralized finance (DeFi), code, and regulation:
• SEC Chairman Atkins stated, "Engineers should not be held responsible for how others use their code."
• Hester Peirce believes, "Code is protected by the First Amendment and falls under the category of free speech."
• Erik Voorhees said, "Smart contracts represent a leap forward compared to human regulators."
• Others pointed out that decentralization is not lawless—it is transparent, predictable, and user-driven.
• SEC Chairman Atkins stated, "Engineers should not be held responsible for how others use their code."
• Hester Peirce believes, "Code is protected by the First Amendment and falls under the category of free speech."
• Erik Voorhees said, "Smart contracts represent a leap forward compared to human regulators."
• Others pointed out that decentralization is not lawless—it is transparent, predictable, and user-driven.
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At the recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cryptocurrency roundtable, several key figures shared their views on decentralized finance (DeFi), code, and regulation:
• SEC Chairman Atkins stated, "Engineers should not be responsible for how others use their code."
• Hester Peirce believes, "Code is protected under the First Amendment and falls under the category of free speech."
• Erik Voorhees said, "Smart contracts represent a leap forward compared to human regulators."
• Others pointed out that decentralization is not lawless—it is transparent, predictable, and user-driven.
• SEC Chairman Atkins stated, "Engineers should not be responsible for how others use their code."
• Hester Peirce believes, "Code is protected under the First Amendment and falls under the category of free speech."
• Erik Voorhees said, "Smart contracts represent a leap forward compared to human regulators."
• Others pointed out that decentralization is not lawless—it is transparent, predictable, and user-driven.
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#纳斯达克加密ETF扩容
What types of orders are there? Market orders and limit orders are the most common. Imagine you're in a hurry to buy a cryptocurrency you believe in; just choose a market order, and the exchange will quickly execute the trade at the best available price in the market—simple and straightforward!
But if you're not in a rush and want to buy at a more ideal price, say a lower price, then use a limit order. Set your desired price, place it there, and once the market price reaches your target level, the trade will be executed automatically.
What types of orders are there? Market orders and limit orders are the most common. Imagine you're in a hurry to buy a cryptocurrency you believe in; just choose a market order, and the exchange will quickly execute the trade at the best available price in the market—simple and straightforward!
But if you're not in a rush and want to buy at a more ideal price, say a lower price, then use a limit order. Set your desired price, place it there, and once the market price reaches your target level, the trade will be executed automatically.
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#实用交易工具
What types of orders are there? Market orders and limit orders are the most common. Imagine you are in a hurry to buy a cryptocurrency you are optimistic about; you can simply choose a market order, and the exchange will quickly execute the trade at the best available price in the current market—quick and straightforward!
But if you're not in a rush and want to buy at a more ideal price, such as a lower price, then use a limit order. Set your desired price, place it there, and once the market price reaches your target price, the trade will be executed automatically.
What types of orders are there? Market orders and limit orders are the most common. Imagine you are in a hurry to buy a cryptocurrency you are optimistic about; you can simply choose a market order, and the exchange will quickly execute the trade at the best available price in the current market—quick and straightforward!
But if you're not in a rush and want to buy at a more ideal price, such as a lower price, then use a limit order. Set your desired price, place it there, and once the market price reaches your target price, the trade will be executed automatically.
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Latest developments in the China-U.S. trade war: Rare Earths vs. Chips, who will surrender first?
The toughest negotiations of 2025 have begun in London! The China-U.S. delegations faced off on June 9, focusing on three core issues:
1️⃣ Tariff melee
The U.S. wants to cut subsidies for Chinese electric vehicles, and China retaliates by tightening rare earth exports. Tesla's stock plummeted 14%, and U.S. automakers lament "without rare earth magnets, factories will shut down!"
2️⃣ Technology stranglehold
The U.S. is adamantly pursuing chip restrictions, while China scoffs: "Your California rare earth mines still need to be transported to China for refining!" Both sides exchanged harsh words, but quietly issued temporary export permits behind the scenes.
Latest developments in the China-U.S. trade war: Rare Earths vs. Chips, who will surrender first?
The toughest negotiations of 2025 have begun in London! The China-U.S. delegations faced off on June 9, focusing on three core issues:
1️⃣ Tariff melee
The U.S. wants to cut subsidies for Chinese electric vehicles, and China retaliates by tightening rare earth exports. Tesla's stock plummeted 14%, and U.S. automakers lament "without rare earth magnets, factories will shut down!"
2️⃣ Technology stranglehold
The U.S. is adamantly pursuing chip restrictions, while China scoffs: "Your California rare earth mines still need to be transported to China for refining!" Both sides exchanged harsh words, but quietly issued temporary export permits behind the scenes.
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#中美贸易谈判
Latest developments in the China-U.S. trade war: Rare Earths vs. Chips, who will give in first?
The toughest negotiations of 2025 kick off in London! The China-U.S. delegations face off on June 9, focusing on three main issues:
1️⃣ Tariff melee
The U.S. wants to cut subsidies for Chinese electric vehicles, while China responds by choking off rare earth exports. Tesla's stock plummets 14%, and U.S. automakers lament, "No rare earth magnets, our factories will shut down!"
2️⃣ Tech stranglehold
The U.S. clings to chip restrictions, while China scoffs: "You still have to transport your California rare earth ore to China for refining!" Both sides exchange harsh words, but secretly have quietly issued temporary export permits.
Latest developments in the China-U.S. trade war: Rare Earths vs. Chips, who will give in first?
The toughest negotiations of 2025 kick off in London! The China-U.S. delegations face off on June 9, focusing on three main issues:
1️⃣ Tariff melee
The U.S. wants to cut subsidies for Chinese electric vehicles, while China responds by choking off rare earth exports. Tesla's stock plummets 14%, and U.S. automakers lament, "No rare earth magnets, our factories will shut down!"
2️⃣ Tech stranglehold
The U.S. clings to chip restrictions, while China scoffs: "You still have to transport your California rare earth ore to China for refining!" Both sides exchange harsh words, but secretly have quietly issued temporary export permits.
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The trading fees of Binance mainly include the following types:
Trading Fees
- Spot Trading: Usually 0.1%. However, if users hold Binance's platform token BNB and use BNB to pay the fees, they can enjoy a certain discount, with a maximum discount of up to 25%.
- Margin Trading: The margin lending rate is 0.01%~0.3% per day, with specific rates varying based on the user's VIP level and other factors. Trading fees are generally 0.08%/0.06% of the transaction amount, charged both ways, meaning both when opening and closing positions.
- Futures Trading: The fee rate varies based on different contract types and market conditions. Generally, newly launched contracts may have promotional activities, such as a 50% discount on fees for the first three months after the Binance futures contract goes live.
The trading fees of Binance mainly include the following types:
Trading Fees
- Spot Trading: Usually 0.1%. However, if users hold Binance's platform token BNB and use BNB to pay the fees, they can enjoy a certain discount, with a maximum discount of up to 25%.
- Margin Trading: The margin lending rate is 0.01%~0.3% per day, with specific rates varying based on the user's VIP level and other factors. Trading fees are generally 0.08%/0.06% of the transaction amount, charged both ways, meaning both when opening and closing positions.
- Futures Trading: The fee rate varies based on different contract types and market conditions. Generally, newly launched contracts may have promotional activities, such as a 50% discount on fees for the first three months after the Binance futures contract goes live.
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#韩国加密政策
The fees for Binance Exchange mainly include the following types:
Trading Fees
- Spot Trading: Typically 0.1%. However, if users hold Binance's platform token BNB and use BNB to pay fees, they can enjoy a certain discount, up to a maximum discount of 25%.
- Margin Trading: The margin lending rate is 0.01%~0.3% per day, and the specific rate varies based on the user's VIP level and other factors. The trading fee is generally 0.08% or 0.06% of the transaction amount, charged both ways, meaning both when opening and closing a position.
- Futures Trading: The fee rate varies based on different contract types and market conditions. Generally speaking, newly launched contracts may have promotional activities, such as a 50% discount on the fee rate for the first three months after a Binance contract is launched.
The fees for Binance Exchange mainly include the following types:
Trading Fees
- Spot Trading: Typically 0.1%. However, if users hold Binance's platform token BNB and use BNB to pay fees, they can enjoy a certain discount, up to a maximum discount of 25%.
- Margin Trading: The margin lending rate is 0.01%~0.3% per day, and the specific rate varies based on the user's VIP level and other factors. The trading fee is generally 0.08% or 0.06% of the transaction amount, charged both ways, meaning both when opening and closing a position.
- Futures Trading: The fee rate varies based on different contract types and market conditions. Generally speaking, newly launched contracts may have promotional activities, such as a 50% discount on the fee rate for the first three months after a Binance contract is launched.
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#看懂K线
The fees of Binance Exchange mainly include the following types:
Trading Fees
- Spot Trading: Usually 0.1%. However, if users hold Binance's platform token BNB and use BNB to pay for fees, they can enjoy a discount of up to 25%.
- Margin Trading: The margin lending rate is 0.01%~0.3% per day, with specific rates varying based on the user's VIP level and other factors. The trading fee is generally 0.08% or 0.06% of the transaction amount, charged in both directions, meaning fees are charged once for opening and once for closing a position.
- Futures Trading: The fee rate varies depending on the type of contract and market conditions. Generally, newly launched contracts may have promotional activities, such as a 50% discount on fees for the first three months after the Binance futures are launched.
The fees of Binance Exchange mainly include the following types:
Trading Fees
- Spot Trading: Usually 0.1%. However, if users hold Binance's platform token BNB and use BNB to pay for fees, they can enjoy a discount of up to 25%.
- Margin Trading: The margin lending rate is 0.01%~0.3% per day, with specific rates varying based on the user's VIP level and other factors. The trading fee is generally 0.08% or 0.06% of the transaction amount, charged in both directions, meaning fees are charged once for opening and once for closing a position.
- Futures Trading: The fee rate varies depending on the type of contract and market conditions. Generally, newly launched contracts may have promotional activities, such as a 50% discount on fees for the first three months after the Binance futures are launched.
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#常见交易错误
The fees of Binance Exchange mainly include the following types:
Trading Fees
- Spot Trading: Usually at 0.1%. However, if users hold Binance's platform token BNB, they can pay fees with BNB and enjoy a certain discount, up to a maximum of 25%.
- Margin Trading: The margin lending rate is 0.01%~0.3% per day, with specific rates varying based on the user's VIP level and other factors. The trading fee is generally 0.08% or 0.06% of the transaction amount, charged in both directions, meaning that both opening and closing positions incur charges once each.
- Futures Trading: The fee rates vary according to different contract types and market conditions. Generally, newly launched contracts may have promotional activities, such as a 50% discount on the fee rate for the first three months after the launch of Binance futures.
The fees of Binance Exchange mainly include the following types:
Trading Fees
- Spot Trading: Usually at 0.1%. However, if users hold Binance's platform token BNB, they can pay fees with BNB and enjoy a certain discount, up to a maximum of 25%.
- Margin Trading: The margin lending rate is 0.01%~0.3% per day, with specific rates varying based on the user's VIP level and other factors. The trading fee is generally 0.08% or 0.06% of the transaction amount, charged in both directions, meaning that both opening and closing positions incur charges once each.
- Futures Trading: The fee rates vary according to different contract types and market conditions. Generally, newly launched contracts may have promotional activities, such as a 50% discount on the fee rate for the first three months after the launch of Binance futures.
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#交易手续费揭秘
The trading fees of Binance mainly include the following types:
Trading Fees
- Spot Trading: Usually 0.1%. However, if users hold Binance's platform token BNB and use BNB to pay fees, they can enjoy a certain discount, up to a maximum of 25%.
- Margin Trading: The margin lending rate is 0.01%~0.3% per day, and the specific rate varies based on factors such as the user's VIP level. The trading fee is generally 0.08% or 0.06% of the transaction amount, charged both ways, meaning that a fee is charged once when opening and once when closing a position.
- Futures Trading: The fee rate varies depending on the type of contract and market conditions. Generally, newly launched contracts may have promotional activities, such as a 50% discount on fees during the first three months after the Binance futures are launched.
The trading fees of Binance mainly include the following types:
Trading Fees
- Spot Trading: Usually 0.1%. However, if users hold Binance's platform token BNB and use BNB to pay fees, they can enjoy a certain discount, up to a maximum of 25%.
- Margin Trading: The margin lending rate is 0.01%~0.3% per day, and the specific rate varies based on factors such as the user's VIP level. The trading fee is generally 0.08% or 0.06% of the transaction amount, charged both ways, meaning that a fee is charged once when opening and once when closing a position.
- Futures Trading: The fee rate varies depending on the type of contract and market conditions. Generally, newly launched contracts may have promotional activities, such as a 50% discount on fees during the first three months after the Binance futures are launched.
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#加密安全须知
BTC Today is the first day of the college entrance examination, wishing success to the candidates participating in the exam.
Last night's high position strategy had no issues, but the trend of Bitcoin is not as expected. It seems that after reaching the upper Bollinger Band, the pressure was too high to break through, and it has now started to correct, moving from the upper Bollinger Band to the middle band, with a downward trend.
However, today is the weekend, so the movement might not be too significant, but the overall high position trend has already formed.
The morning operation suggestion is still mainly focused on high positions.
Operation suggestion
BTC Today is the first day of the college entrance examination, wishing success to the candidates participating in the exam.
Last night's high position strategy had no issues, but the trend of Bitcoin is not as expected. It seems that after reaching the upper Bollinger Band, the pressure was too high to break through, and it has now started to correct, moving from the upper Bollinger Band to the middle band, with a downward trend.
However, today is the weekend, so the movement might not be too significant, but the overall high position trend has already formed.
The morning operation suggestion is still mainly focused on high positions.
Operation suggestion
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#特朗普马斯克分歧
BTC Today is the first day of the college entrance examination, wishing the candidates good luck.
Last night's long position strategy had no issues, but the performance of Bitcoin has not been satisfactory. Currently, it seems that after approaching the upper Bollinger Band, there is too much pressure for Bitcoin to break through. It has now started to correct, moving from the upper Bollinger Band to the middle band, with a downward trend.
However, today is the weekend, so the movement may not be as significant, but the overall long position trend has already emerged.
The morning's operational suggestion is still to focus on long positions.
Operational suggestion
BTC Today is the first day of the college entrance examination, wishing the candidates good luck.
Last night's long position strategy had no issues, but the performance of Bitcoin has not been satisfactory. Currently, it seems that after approaching the upper Bollinger Band, there is too much pressure for Bitcoin to break through. It has now started to correct, moving from the upper Bollinger Band to the middle band, with a downward trend.
However, today is the weekend, so the movement may not be as significant, but the overall long position trend has already emerged.
The morning's operational suggestion is still to focus on long positions.
Operational suggestion
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$BTC BTC Today is the first day of the college entrance examination. I wish all candidates participating in the exam great success.
Last night's long position strategy had no issues, but the performance of Bitcoin hasn't been satisfactory. Currently, it seems that Bitcoin failed to break through the upper Bollinger Band after reaching it, and has started to retrace, moving from the upper Bollinger Band to the middle band, with a downward trend.
However, today is the weekend, so the volatility might not be as significant. Overall, the upward trend has already been established.
The morning's trading suggestion is still focused on long positions.
Trading suggestion
Last night's long position strategy had no issues, but the performance of Bitcoin hasn't been satisfactory. Currently, it seems that Bitcoin failed to break through the upper Bollinger Band after reaching it, and has started to retrace, moving from the upper Bollinger Band to the middle band, with a downward trend.
However, today is the weekend, so the volatility might not be as significant. Overall, the upward trend has already been established.
The morning's trading suggestion is still focused on long positions.
Trading suggestion
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#交易类型入门
Stablecoin giant Circle has just raised $1.1 billion in its expanded initial public offering, selling 34 million shares at $31 each — exceeding the initial target of $896 million, with a potential market value of $6.9 billion. As the issuer of $USDC, this is one of the largest milestones for cryptocurrency in terms of real-world legitimacy — especially for stablecoins.
💬 What does Circle's IPO mean for $USDC, stablecoins, and the future of cryptocurrency? Do you think this will enhance institutional or retail investor trust in cryptocurrency?
Stablecoin giant Circle has just raised $1.1 billion in its expanded initial public offering, selling 34 million shares at $31 each — exceeding the initial target of $896 million, with a potential market value of $6.9 billion. As the issuer of $USDC, this is one of the largest milestones for cryptocurrency in terms of real-world legitimacy — especially for stablecoins.
💬 What does Circle's IPO mean for $USDC, stablecoins, and the future of cryptocurrency? Do you think this will enhance institutional or retail investor trust in cryptocurrency?
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#中心化与去中心化交易所
The stablecoin giant Circle has just raised $1.1 billion in its expanded initial public offering, selling 34 million shares at $31 each—exceeding the initial target of $896 million, with a potential market value of $6.9 billion. As the issuer of $USDC, this is one of the biggest milestones for cryptocurrency in terms of real-world legitimacy—especially for stablecoins.
💬 What does Circle's initial public offering mean for $USDC, stablecoins, and the future of cryptocurrency? Do you think this will enhance trust in cryptocurrency among institutional or retail investors?
The stablecoin giant Circle has just raised $1.1 billion in its expanded initial public offering, selling 34 million shares at $31 each—exceeding the initial target of $896 million, with a potential market value of $6.9 billion. As the issuer of $USDC, this is one of the biggest milestones for cryptocurrency in terms of real-world legitimacy—especially for stablecoins.
💬 What does Circle's initial public offering mean for $USDC, stablecoins, and the future of cryptocurrency? Do you think this will enhance trust in cryptocurrency among institutional or retail investors?
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