#科技巨头入场稳定币 #科技巨头入场稳定币 Tech giants are accelerating their layout in the stablecoin sector, promoting the transformation of the global payment system. JD.com is participating in Hong Kong's stablecoin sandbox testing through its subsidiary JD Coin Chain Technology, planning to issue a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the Hong Kong dollar, and collaborating with Xiaomi's Star Bank to explore cross-border payment solutions, aiming to address its own cross-border settlement pain points and serve the real economy. Meta has restarted its stablecoin project, planning to integrate stablecoin payments into WhatsApp, covering its 2 billion user base; after acquiring Bridge, Stripe launched stablecoin accounts supporting USDC/USDB, enabling instant payments across more than 100 countries, with fees only 1/10 of traditional systems. Visa has partnered with Circle to launch a stablecoin payment card, and companies like Apple, Google, and Airbnb are also exploring stablecoin integration to reduce cross-border payment costs. Ant Group is indirectly laying out the stablecoin ecosystem through RWA (Real World Asset tokenization), enhancing user stickiness by utilizing scenarios like new energy charging stations. Regulatory policies in various countries are accelerating implementation, such as Hong Kong's Stablecoin Regulation clarifying the licensing system, and the US's GENIUS Act promoting a federal regulatory framework, providing a path for tech companies to participate in compliance. This 'digital currency war' is essentially a game of countries competing for financial sovereignty, and stablecoins may become key to reconstructing the international payment system.
The essence of the trade-off between hot wallets and cold wallets is the balance between security and convenience: Hot Wallet: Sacrifices some security for operational efficiency, suitable for high-frequency trading scenarios. Cold Wallet: Provides the highest level of security at the cost of operational complexity, serving as a "safe" for long-term asset storage. Investors can flexibly choose based on asset scale, trading frequency, and risk preference, and it is recommended to adopt a combination of hot and cold strategies to balance security and flexibility.
Don't think that a rebound means a reversal BTC's decline has not yet ended Currently, BTC is experiencing a stop-loss rebound around 100,300, and it has rebounded to about 102,900, with a rebound amount of 2,600 US dollars. Don't think this is a reversal signal. Last time BTC stopped and rebounded at 103,000, it rebounded to 106,700, with a rebound amount as high as 3,700 US dollars, and in the end, it also did not reverse. Of course, this rebound may be stronger than the 103,000 position because it just happens to be at the lower Bollinger Band position. In this rebound, I personally see two positions: the first position around 104,000, and the second is around 105,700, with a maximum around 105,700. If it goes down, I see around 96,000. I always believe that the big drop has not yet ended. I think this month will mainly be a decline, at least it will drop until the end of the month. How much it will drop specifically will depend on the actual situation. The above is just a personal prediction and should not be taken as trading advice. Predictions carry risks, including time errors and directional errors, and are for reference only.
$USDC Seven weeks searching for the white horse, Based on my long-term observation and analysis, I finally discovered USDC, this coin is really impressive, It has been consolidating around the bottom, at about 1U. While BTC plummeted, it has been stable, There should be strong support from the whales, I have already invested, and recently from the pattern, it should take off.
Stablecoin issuer Circle expands IPO scale, planning to issue more shares to raise additional funds. This move reflects the company's confidence in market prospects and indicates its intention to leverage the power of the capital markets to further develop its business, provide more participation opportunities for investors, and solidify its position in the cryptocurrency sector.
Stablecoin issuer Circle expands IPO scale, planning to issue more shares to raise additional funds. This move reflects the company's confidence in market prospects and indicates its intention to leverage the power of the capital markets to further drive business development, provide more opportunities for investor participation, and consolidate its position in the cryptocurrency space.
#交易对 Deep Analysis: The Cornerstone of Strategy Selection In cryptocurrency trading, trading pairs (such as BTC/USDT) consist of the underlying asset (BTC) and the quoted asset (USDT), where the former is the trading object and the latter is the pricing unit. The choice of trading pair directly affects the efficiency of strategy execution and risk management. I prefer stablecoin trading pairs (such as BTC/USDT) due to their lower volatility, which can more accurately reflect the true ups and downs of the underlying asset and avoid the interference of dual-coin volatility in judgment. On the other hand, coin-to-coin pairs (such as ETH/BTC) are suitable for arbitrage or bullish scenarios on the quoted currency. When selecting a trading pair, three points need to be considered: 1️⃣ Liquidity: High liquidity (such as mainstream coin pairs) reduces slippage; 2️⃣ Volatility Matching: Low volatility pairs (stablecoin pairs) are suitable for short-term trading, while high volatility pairs (small coins) require a higher risk tolerance; 3️⃣ Correlation: Avoid holding strongly positively correlated trading pairs simultaneously (such as ETH/BTC and LTC/BTC) to prevent systemic risk.
#交易流动性 Four-Dimensional Measurement Indicators Speed (Timeliness): The speed at which transactions are executed, such as how the stock market can typically execute trades in real-time. Price (Bid-Ask Spread): The smaller the spread, the higher the liquidity. For example, in the foreign exchange market, currency pairs with abundant liquidity (like EUR/USD) usually have a spread of less than 0.1%. Quantity (Market Depth): The ability for large orders to be executed at reasonable prices. For example, after liquidity improvements at the North Exchange, the average daily trading volume increased from 2.6 billion to 43.6 billion, supporting a doubling of stock prices. Elasticity (Price Recovery): The speed at which prices return to equilibrium after being impacted. A highly elastic market can quickly absorb short-term fluctuations. Significance to Investors Risk Management: High liquidity assets (such as large-cap stocks) make it easier to stop losses and adjust positions, reducing the risk of a 'liquidity trap'. Transaction Costs: When liquidity is abundant, the bid-ask spread is small, reducing trading friction costs. For example, when A-share liquidity is ample, individual stocks are easy to rise but hard to fall. Opportunity Capture: Liquidity distribution can reveal institutional trends. For instance, when prices break through key resistance levels, it may trigger stop-loss orders (liquidity traps), followed by trend reversals. Significance to the Market Market Drive: Abundant liquidity drives market activity, such as in a bull market where funds continuously flow in, forming 'volume and price rising together'. Systemic Risk: Liquidity exhaustion can lead to stock market crashes, as seen in the 2008 financial crisis when the liquidity crisis exacerbated market collapse.
#订单类型解析 #订单类型解析 taker, directly matches at the current price, consuming liquidity (eating orders), and excessive liquidity consumption can lead to increased price volatility, which may cause some people to get liquidated. Therefore, to avoid being criticized for liquidation, exchanges like Binance set higher fees for takers to curb price fluctuations. Maker sells at a price higher than the current price and buys at a lower price, thereby providing liquidity. To encourage liquidity accumulation, exchanges offer makers lower fees for orders, that is, limit orders, represented by the recent trend of fee-free USDC limit orders.