China Vanke's potential default might actually shake things up in ways the market needs. When giants stumble, it forces a reality check on risk pricing. Could this be the catalyst that finally separates sustainable projects from overleveraged bets? Sometimes a controlled burn clears the deadwood. The real question: will capital flow toward quality assets, or will panic dominate short-term moves?

An important development is taking place in the market. A major cryptocurrency exchange has decided to remove four TOKE from its futures platform: $SXP, $MILK, $OBOL and $TOKEN.
Delistings of this kind usually occur due to liquidity issues or low trading volume. Those with futures positions in these TOKENs should be careful. The platform generally notifies users in advance to close their positions.
Especially the fact that even previously popular coins like $SXP are being removed from the list shows how quickly market dynamics can change.

What just happened?
BTC tanked $5K in three hours. Poof.
$210 billion vanished from total market cap.
$700 million in liquidations. Gone.
But here's the weird part—
No bad news dropped.
No presidential drama.
Equities didn't crash.
Macro stayed quiet.
Literally nothing triggered this.
So what was it?
Not a "market reaction."
This was pure leverage getting rinsed out of the system.
When the selling has no headline attached, that's usually your answer. Overleveraged positions got squeezed, dominoes fell, and the market did what it does best—flushed out the gamblers.
No conspiracy. No hidden FUD

Major move from a tech giant: Sony Group is reportedly gearing up to launch its own USD-pegged stablecoin. The digital asset will serve as a payment solution specifically designed for transactions across the Sony ecosystem. This marks another significant step by a traditional corporation venturing into the crypto payment infrastructure space. Could we be witnessing the beginning of mainstream adoption where established brands build their own blockchain-based payment rails? The implications for both Web3 integration and digital commerce could be massive.

HashKey just passed a major milestone in its journey to go public. The crypto trading platform successfully cleared its initial listing hearing in Hong Kong, bringing it one step closer to becoming a publicly traded company.
This move marks a significant moment for the digital asset space. Getting through the hearing process signals that Hong Kong regulators are taking a closer look at crypto businesses entering traditional capital markets. For HashKey, it's validation of their operational structure and compliance framework.
The timing couldn't be more interesting—as traditional finance and cr

$TRUTH just went live for spot trading on a major exchange. Another token making its way into mainstream accessibility.

The claim channel for $MARU has been moved to the homepage of a certain platform, making it much more convenient to operate now, just a click away. However, the specific opening time has not been finalized yet, and we have to wait for official news. But the entrance has been set up, so it is estimated that the official opening is not far off.
By the way, I glanced at the data from that platform yesterday, and the cumulative trading volume has already surpassed 500. It seems to be developing quite steadily. The gradual improvement of such infrastructure should be a good sign for subsequent eco

The market is really tough today. The brothers who are losing money must be cursing: can the exchange get some reliable Memes to save the situation?
First, let's talk about two major events: the Bank of Japan is reported to be raising interest rates, and the Asia-Pacific stock market has responded with a downturn; meanwhile, things are even more lively in the U.S., where Trump is said to have finalized his choice for the Federal Reserve chairman, and rumors about Powell's resignation are spreading everywhere.
Worse yet, Yearn's yETH was hacked, resulting in a direct loss of 1000 ET

Bloodbath alert: The crypto market just shed $130 billion in value. Total market cap crashed through the $3 trillion floor in a brutal two-hour window. Liquidations are piling up fast.

Trump just dropped a bombshell – he's locked in his Fed chair pick and teased an upcoming announcement. Markets are already buzzing about who's getting the nod to steer US monetary policy next.

Trading session kicked off with explosive momentum today!

Ripple's stablecoin RLUSD just hit a major milestone — crossing the $1 billion marketcap threshold and now sitting at $1.2B. The digital asset continues gaining traction in the stablecoin arena.

Breaking: The White House has locked in a choice for the next Federal Reserve chair. No official announcement yet, but sources say the decision's already made behind closed doors. This pick could reshape monetary policy direction and crypto's macro environment for years to come. Markets are watching closely—whoever gets the nod will have serious influence over interest rates, inflation targets, and ultimately, risk asset flows. Stay tuned for the official reveal.

Well, that's awkward. Terminal Finance—a DEX that Ethena was backing—just pulled the plug on its launch. Why? The Converge chain they were banking on never actually showed up. Classic case of building on a foundation that never got poured. Makes you wonder how many other projects are sitting on promises instead of protocols.

Wait, what?!
Looks like the market consensus completely missed this one.
Guess what?
We're
Absolutely
BACK.

Florida just became the backdrop for something major. Officials from the current administration sat down with a Ukrainian delegation, and the topic? Mapping out potential paths toward ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict. No cameras, no fanfare—just high-stakes conversations that could shift geopolitical currents and, let's be real, market sentiment worldwide.

Today, news spread in the crypto circle that Sun Yuchen's WeChat account was suspected to have been hacked. This kind of thing is actually quite common; the security protection of WeChat accounts is far from as solid as everyone thinks. I have a living example around me: after my ex-girlfriend's account was hacked, the scammer directly sent group messages to borrow money from friends, and what's worse is that they wiped out the transfer records and chat logs completely. Report it? The police are also helpless. This operation serves as a wake-up call for all of us in the Web3 circle

Attention! There are scammers impersonating Sun Yuchen and members of the Sun brother team on WeChat, specifically scamming for USDT. Everyone, please do not fall for it; if you encounter a request for transfer, just block them!

I wonder if I can directly reward the white hat on-chain; maybe one day I'll receive it.

Prediction markets are heating up. Kalshi just crossed a massive milestone—$19 billion in all-time notional trading volume. That's serious traction for a platform betting on real-world events, from elections to economic indicators. The surge reflects growing mainstream interest in decentralized forecasting mechanisms beyond traditional crypto.