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Ethereum is experiencing a price increase, trading above $3,880 and aiming to break the $4,000 resistance level. After forming a high at $4,019, the price is consolidating, facing hurdles near $4,000, with major resistance at $4,050. If it fails to surpass this level, a decline could push it toward $3,750 support.
Bitcoin has surged past the $100,000 mark, reaching a new all-time high of $106,487, with current trading above $102,000. A bullish trend line supports the price at $103,400, while resistance levels are noted at $105,500 and $106,500. If the price fails to break these resistance zones, it may decline towards support levels at $103,500 and $102,000.
CoinShares predicts a significant overhaul in U.S. crypto regulation under the Trump administration in 2025, favoring Bitcoin (BTC) while altcoins may outperform in the near term. The rise of Bitcoin-yielding companies and Ethereum's Layer 2 solutions are also expected to shape the market, with businesses increasingly adopting Bitcoin as a treasury asset to generate returns. As major companies begin accepting crypto payments, BTC is positioned as both a store of value and a source of passive income.
Australia's federal court has imposed a A$8 million ($5.1 million) fine on Bit Trade, the local operator of the Kraken cryptocurrency exchange, for unlawfully issuing a credit facility to over 1,100 customers. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) found that Bit Trade failed to assess the suitability of its margin trading product, leading to losses exceeding $5 million. This ruling marks the first enforcement action against an entity for not having a target market determination for such financial products.
The Texas House of Representatives has introduced a bill to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, aiming to hold the asset for at least five years and collect donations, taxes, and fees in Bitcoin to combat inflation. This initiative follows a surge in Bitcoin's value after Donald Trump's political success, with several states exploring similar measures. Meanwhile, a partnership between Tools for Humanity and Modulus Labs aims to enhance the security and scalability of the World network, which has seen significant user adoption despite regulatory challenges.
Ethereum has overtaken Tron as the leading blockchain for Tether's USDT supply, with $20 billion issued in the past month, signaling a shift in stablecoin dominance. Analysts predict Ethereum's stablecoin supply could reach $1 trillion by 2025, bolstering its role in decentralized finance. Tether controls over 69% of the $201 billion stablecoin market, while competitors like USD Coin seek to challenge its dominance through strategic partnerships.
Animoca Brands chairman Yat Siu predicts a resurgence in non-fungible tokens (NFTs), expecting them to surpass their 2021 peak, despite recent declines in sales volumes and project closures. He emphasizes that failures are part of the business cycle and believes NFTs will continue to serve as status symbols, akin to luxury goods, enhancing personal reputation and opportunities.
Paxos CEO Charles Cascarilla announced the launch of the Global Dollar (USDG) stablecoin and its network, aimed at enhancing the utility of the dollar through 24/7 access and instant transfers. He emphasized that stablecoins can democratize financial access, allowing anyone to hold dollars without a bank account, and are crucial for onboarding users into Web3 by solving real-world problems.
Bit Trade, the Australian operator of Kraken, has been fined AU$8 million ($5.1 million) for failing to comply with local regulations regarding a credit facility. The Australian Securities and Investment Commission accused the firm of not making necessary market determinations, resulting in significant losses for users. Bit Trade has 60 days to comply with the court's order and cover all associated legal costs.
Kraken's Australian operator, Bit Trade, has been fined $5.1 million by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) for unlawfully offering high-risk margin trading to retail clients, resulting in significant losses. The Federal Court found Bit Trade negligent in its compliance with design and distribution obligations, allowing over 1,100 retail customers to engage in risky trading without proper screening. This case highlights increasing regulatory scrutiny in Australia's crypto sector, as ASIC continues to consult on proposed updates to crypto regulations through February 2025.
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