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$2.5 Billion Liquidated: Crypto Market Cursed with ‘Following Drops, Not Rallies’ | Bee Network

LoginАктуальные новостиАгенты искусственного интеллектаЗапуск мемовDeSciTopChainExplorerДля Ньюби100-кратное количество монетИгра "ПчелкаОсновные веб-сайтыMust-Have APPКриптознаменитостиDePINНовички насущныеДетектор-ловушкаОсновные инструментыПродвинутые веб-сайтыОбменИнструменты NFTВселенная Web3ИгрыDAppПчелиный улейРастущая платформаADМонеты для пополнения запасовВход в системуWeb3 UniИгрыDAppПчелиный улейADдомАнализАнализУайатт@XiaMiPPРынокFrom Geopolitical Tensions to Liquidity Tightening, BTC Dragged into Uncontrolled Market Conditionsкриптовалюта‘Estée Lauder Son-in-Law’ Kevin Warsh to Lead the Fed: Is This Hawkish Veteran a Crypto Ally?$2.5 Billion Liquidated: Crypto Market Cursed with ‘Following Drops, Not Rallies’Related: The Battle for Stablecoin Interest: Traditional Banking’s “Encirclement” and the Crypto Industry’s Breakthrough Original Compilation: Saoirse, Foresight News Under the GENIUS Act, stablecoin issuers are prohibited from paying interest to stablecoin holders. However, currently, the Coinbase exchange is offering a 3.35% reward to users holding USDC on its platform. This is possible because the GENIUS Act only prohibits issuers from paying interest and does not impose restrictions on distributors. Yet, before the relevant U.S. Senate committee reviews the Crypto Market Structure Bill (which aims to systematize cryptocurrency regulation) on January 15th, a debate has fully erupted over “whether the stablecoin interest payment ban should be extended to the distribution level.” Strong Opposition from the Banking Industry The American Bankers Association (ABA) is the primary group calling for a comprehensive ban on stablecoin interest payments. In a public letter released on January 5th, the…Анализ ## биткоин# crypto# ethereumРынок #Pre The Real Culprit Behind the Crypto Crash: The Warsh EffectNext One year later, what can the crypto market still trade?Weekly Editors Picks (0712-0718)6086cf14eb90bc67ca4fc62b1The End of Tokenization Illusion: How Vitalik’s Four Quadrants Rewrite the AI×Crypto Script6086cf14eb90bc67ca4fc62b3From street equipment to RWA: ShareX builds a global on-chain micro-asset network, connecting sharing economy brands in6086cf14eb90bc67ca4fc62b5Weekly Funding Roundup | 6 Projects Secure Funding, Total Amount Reaches $154 Million (2.2-2.8)6086cf14eb90bc67ca4fc62b1How to trade US stocks using 100x leverage contracts?6086cf14eb90bc67ca4fc62bThe most exciting cryptocurrency product war in 2025, who will have the last laugh?6086cf14eb90bc67ca4fc62bНет комментариевНемедленно войдите в системуCoinCarpBinanceCoinMarketCapCoinGeckoCoinliveДоспехиБелая книгаРолиЧАСТО ЗАДАВАЕМЫЕ ВОПРОСЫПолитика конфиденциальностиУсловия предоставления услугCoinCarpBinanceCoinMarketCapCoinGeckoCoinliveArmorsБелая книгаРолиЧАСТО ЗАДАВАЕМЫЕ ВОПРОСЫПолитика конфиденциальностиУсловия предоставления услугОхотники за воздухомАнализ данныхКриптознаменитостиДетектор-ловушкаEnglish繁體中文简体中文日本語Tiếng Việtالعربية한국어Bahasa Indonesiaहिन्दीاردو

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    Author | Ding Dang (@XiaMiPP) A flash crash has happened once again. On the night of January 31st, Bitcoin briefly fell below $78,000, touching a low of $75,700, with a 24-hour drop of 7.6%. This ...