🇺🇸 USA — 60% of the major banks are already entering Bitcoin
Bitcoin officially stops being a "toy for crypto enthusiasts." Major banks in the USA have already launched BTC services or are preparing to do so — and this changes the balance between TradFi and crypto.
➡️ Who is already in the game
🟡 60% of the 25 largest banks in the USA offer or are preparing Bitcoin services 🟡 JPMorgan is considering launching crypto trading for clients 🟡 Wells Fargo is providing institutional loans secured by BTC 🟡 Citigroup is testing infrastructure for institutional crypto custody
➡️ New names: UBS and global banks
🟡 UBS is the latest name — the bank is studying spot trading of BTC and ETH for high-net-worth clients 🟡 According to Brian Armstrong, most banking CEOs he spoke with in Davos are already "pro-crypto" 🟡 A CEO of a top-10 global bank stated directly that crypto is priority number one and a matter of survival
➡️ Who is still on the sidelines
🟡 Bank of America (number 2 in the USA by assets) has not yet announced public plans for BTC 🟡 Capital One (US$ 694 billion in assets) and Truist (US$ 536 billion) also do not show an open crypto strategy 🟡 At the same time, banks remain among the biggest critics of yield-bearing stablecoins, citing risks to the financial system
➡️ What this means for the market
🟡 Big banking capital is increasingly entering Bitcoin, even with cautious public rhetoric 🟡 For retail, it's a sign: access to BTC via traditional banking interfaces is a matter of time 🟡 For altcoins and stablecoins, the situation is less clear — banks want to monetize the demand for Bitcoin but avoid riskier segments
Conclusion: Bitcoin is gradually becoming an "infrastructure asset" for traditional banks. When access via major banks becomes widespread, competition will be over entry price, fees, and products around BTC.
🛢🔍 Where is the oil? See the Top 10 richest countries in "black gold" (proven reserves): 1️⃣ Venezuela 2️⃣ Saudi Arabia 3️⃣ Canada 4️⃣ Iran 5️⃣ Iraq 6️⃣ Russia 7️⃣ Kuwait 8️⃣ United Arab Emirates 9️⃣ United States 🔟 Libya Practical reading: oil concentration continues pure geopolitics. Regional shocks, sanctions, and OPEC decisions remain direct drivers of inflation, currencies, and global markets. #Oil #Energy #Commodities #Geopolitics #OPEC #Macro #GlobalEconomy #Markets $BTC
$DOGE 🐶 DOGE double bottom formation — $0.25 back on the radar
After a prolonged correction, Dogecoin may be ready to shoot up: a double bottom is forming on the daily chart, and the short-term trendline has already been broken.
➡️ What the data shows:
🟡 Support at $0.15 has held firm, followed by a breakout and retest of the 50-day descending trendline 🟡 The largest holder grouping (8.94% of the supply) is at $0.177 — breaking this level paves the way for $0.206 and $0.36 🟡 DOGE continues to be among the top 7 traded by daily volume, even fluctuating between $0.13 and $0.25
➡️ Memecoins back in the game:
🟡 According to DYOR, the memecoin sector has risen 56.67% in the last 90 days — outperforming the rest of the market 🟡 Historically, DOGE and similar tokens tend to rise 300–500% during hype phases (like at the end of 2024)
📌 Glassnode shows an increase in realized losses with DOGE — some holders are exiting at a loss, but this could be the final phase of consolidation before the surge
Everything depends on $0.177 — if this level falls,
Ethereum Foundation Tightens Treasury Policy: 2.5 Years of Breathing Room Left The Ethereum Foundation (EF) has presented a new capital management and transparency strategy amid market pressure and criticism over recent ETH sales. The next 18 months are considered "decisive" for the resilience of the ecosystem. ➡️ What happened? 🟡 The EF updated its policy — spending will now be tied to the size of reserves and market conditions 🟡 The foundation has only 2.5 years of financial breathing room — without greater returns and control, funds may run out 🟡 The main objective: maintain solvency until the end of 2026, a moment considered crucial for Ethereum ➡️ What will change? 🟡 The EF will begin publishing quarterly reports on assets, profits, and spending structure 🟡 Increased active use of DeFi: 45,000 ETH (US$120 million) already allocated to Aave, Compound, and Spark 🟡 Internal development teams are being streamlined — some employees have already been laid off ➡️ Why does this matter? 🟡 ETH is still behind BTC and SOL — 46.5% below the peak of 2021 🟡 For the first time in years, the EF openly supports specific DeFi protocols, instead of maintaining neutrality 🟡 The foundation seeks long-term sustainability, but the community demands more transparency and impact What do you think of this new direction? 👍 — Smart strategy, it's about time 👎 — Too late, should have done it earlier ❤️ — Supporting DeFi is the right path for the ecosystem#Ethereum #Crypto_Jobs🎯 #BinanceAlphaAlert #BigTechStablecoin $ETH
#DePIN 📊 DePIN: the new $3.5 trillion race supported by the WEF
AI and blockchain have joined forces to launch one of the most promising trends by 2028. The World Economic Forum predicts that the DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) market could grow to $3.5 trillion in just three years.
➡️ What is DePIN?
🟡 It is a network where users contribute real-world resources — storage, internet, computing — and receive rewards in cryptocurrencies
🟡 There are already more than 1,500 active projects, including Bittensor and Threefold
🟡 The current market is valued between $30 and 50 billion — with potential to grow 100x by 2028
➡️ Why does this matter now?
🟡 Growth will be driven by DePAI — decentralized physical AI
🟡 Users train AI models just by performing everyday tasks
🟡 It eliminates centralized bottlenecks and creates more resilient and diverse AI systems
➡️ Who is already betting big?
📡 Uplink, Bittensor, Threefold, Helium, and dozens of other startups 📈 Messari also projects a $3.5 trillion market, calling DePIN "the future of ubiquitous computing"
DePIN could become the next growth engine of Web3 — driven by real user participation, decentralization, and a robust economic model.