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The Future of Stablecoin Payments: Why Plasma is a Game Changer?
In today's rapidly evolving digital financial world, stablecoins have become a bridge connecting traditional finance and the crypto world. However, many existing blockchain networks often face bottlenecks of congestion and high costs when handling high-frequency, low-cost stablecoin transactions. This is precisely the core ❤️ issue that @Plasma aims to address.

ETFs are essentially a 'crypto express lane' for large funds—no need to handle private keys, no fear of zeroing out, and you can directly buy high-risk assets like SOL and XRP in a traditional brokerage account. $BTC

🔥Fed's dual dovish stance! The probability of a rate cut in December skyrockets to 80.9%, Bitcoin surges to 89K, tech stocks celebrate—Is the year-end market green light shining?🔥

Fed officials shifted overnight, as if they all took a calming pill. Director Christopher Waller bluntly stated: the September cut was insufficient, private sector momentum has slowed, "if we don't cut borrowing costs soon, the labor market may collapse first, and inflation hasn't been addressed yet." He strongly supports a further 25 basis point cut in December. On the same day, San Francisco President Mary Daly transitioned from 'wait-and-see' to 'action-oriented': the risk of job deterioration is far greater than the rebound of inflation, "the sudden impact of a slowdown is beyond imagination." This dovish chorus directly pulled the December rate cut probability on CME FedWatch from below 50% last week to 80.9%—market appetite instantly revived, and risk assets soared.

The crypto market is the most excited: Bitcoin fluctuated upward in 24 hours, piercing through $89,200 this morning, and ETH also rebounded above $2,900. With the Fed's green light, institutional funds quietly flowed back, and the panic selling pressure from retail investors was completely absorbed by long-term large holders. Bitcoin climbed back from the desperate pit of 82K to 89K, this V-shaped reversal is not only technical but also supported by macro winds—rate cut expectations have lowered U.S. Treasury yields, and idle money naturally rushes towards high-beta assets.

U.S. stocks are even crazier: AI concept stocks lead the rebound, Alphabet skyrocketed by 6%, Broadcom surged by 11%, and Micron rose by 7%. On the 24th, the four major indices closed brightly: Dow Jones rose by 202.86 points (0.44%) to 46,448.27; Nasdaq soared by 598.92 points (2.69%) to 22,872.01; S&P 500 increased by 102.13 points (1.55%) to 6,705.12; and the semiconductor index surged by 296.77 points (4.63%) to 6,703.20. The tech sector has awakened from the panic of the AI bubble, and the Fed's dovish tone has become the perfect antidote.

At the end of the first year of Trump's presidency, monetary policy remains the global asset brain. Before the December meeting, investors should not relax—however, this round of dovish signals has already lit up the green light for year-end. Bitcoin and tech stocks have mixed short-term sentiments, but the long-term HODL logic remains unchanged. For those willing to chase, remember to set stop losses; for those who love to wait, patiently endure the fluctuations. Will this fire from the Fed burn out the remnants of a bull market?
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Binance Contract Trading Volume, Liquidations, and Profits: An Analysis of News Hotspots in the Last 24 Hours
On November 25, amidst the turbulent fluctuations in the cryptocurrency market, Binance's contract trading volume surged to $50.5 billion, an increase of 18.7% compared to the previous period, ranking first in the world. This wave of excitement was driven by Bitcoin's price rebounding from $88,000 to $89,500, leading to a 1.85% rise in the open interest of mainstream contracts like ETH and SOL, totaling $26.2 billion. The proportion of futures leveraged trading reached 67%, with a net inflow of institutional funds totaling $1.2 billion, pushing the transaction volume of DeFi and RWA contracts to exceed $15 billion. The 24-hour volume of BNB contracts reached $1.5 billion, reflecting investors' fervent pursuit of leveraged tools.
Liquidation events have become frequent, drawing market attention. Coinglass data shows that the total liquidation amount across the network in the past 24 hours reached $710 million, affecting 237,000 traders, with long liquidations totaling $550 million and short liquidations only $5.9 million, forming a 'precise long slaughter.' Binance contributed 40%, mainly from ORD and BIGTIME contracts, with liquidations exceeding $25 million, influenced by price whip-saw fluctuations. Additionally, $645,000 in small-scale liquidations affected small coins such as MON and FIRO, highlighting high leverage risks. Experts analyze that this round of liquidations may signal a local top, advising the setting of stop-losses to mitigate risks.
Profits are frequently highlighted: Signal group reports show UNI/USDT contracts with a 145% profit, CELO/USDT at 124%, and LTC/USDT at 107%, attracting retail investors. Binance Square is hotly discussing 'Profit Rain,' emphasizing profit-taking strategies. CEO Richard Teng responded that the platform will optimize the liquidation protocol and introduce Mark Price to prevent manipulation. Overall, the explosive trading volume accompanies a wave of liquidations and a feast of profits, with the market's fear index rising to 25, indicating intensified short-term volatility. However, if the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations are realized, the contract ecosystem may welcome a recovery.
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Binance 24-hour USDT and USDC inflow and outflow analysis and news highlights
On November 25, when the crypto market fear index lingered at 12, the dynamics of Binance's stablecoins sparked discussions again. In the past 24 hours, the net inflow of USDT reached $221 million, hitting a recent high, mainly due to institutional funds shifting from traditional channels, with quantitative funds such as Wintermute contributing over $120 million, driving a 15% month-on-month increase in spot trading volume. USDC inflow was also strong, with a net increase of over $170 million, led by whale addresses like Abraxas Capital, reflecting an increased preference for compliant stablecoins among investors, with total stablecoin inflow exceeding $390 million, in stark contrast to BTC/ETH outflow of $177 million, while the influx of stablecoins indicates that "smart money" is poised to take action.
News highlights focus on multiple innovations. Binance launched USDT/USD and USDC/USD spot trading pairs on November 18, extending the zero-fee promotional period until the end of December, with trading volume exceeding $5 billion on the first day, aiding DeFi liquidity optimization. Circle (the issuer of USDC) sees IPO probability rising to 72%, with a valuation possibly exceeding $20 billion, and discussions in the X community about potential cooperation with Binance may accelerate RWA tokenization. Tether's report shows that USDT monthly settlement volume reached $1.01 trillion, with Binance accounting for over 20%, but the EU MiCA regulations are tightening, making USDC favored for its higher transparency, with market share rising to 25.5%.
Experts analyze that this round of inflows may mark the bottom of the bear market, with historical data showing that similar signals lead to price rebounds of 3-5 times. CEO Richard Teng emphasized that the platform will strengthen reserve audits and cross-border compliance to prevent liquidity risks. The stablecoin ecosystem is shifting from a safe-haven tool to a growth engine, helping the market size exceed $40 trillion by 2025.
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Binance Contract Trading Volume, Liquidations, and Profits: An Analysis of News Hotspots in the Last 24 Hours
On November 25, amidst the turbulent fluctuations in the cryptocurrency market, Binance's contract trading volume surged to $50.5 billion, an increase of 18.7% compared to the previous period, ranking first in the world. This wave of excitement was driven by Bitcoin's price rebounding from $88,000 to $89,500, leading to a 1.85% rise in the open interest of mainstream contracts like ETH and SOL, totaling $26.2 billion. The proportion of futures leveraged trading reached 67%, with a net inflow of institutional funds totaling $1.2 billion, pushing the transaction volume of DeFi and RWA contracts to exceed $15 billion. The 24-hour volume of BNB contracts reached $1.5 billion, reflecting investors' fervent pursuit of leveraged tools.
Liquidation events have become frequent, drawing market attention. Coinglass data shows that the total liquidation amount across the network in the past 24 hours reached $710 million, affecting 237,000 traders, with long liquidations totaling $550 million and short liquidations only $5.9 million, forming a 'precise long slaughter.' Binance contributed 40%, mainly from ORD and BIGTIME contracts, with liquidations exceeding $25 million, influenced by price whip-saw fluctuations. Additionally, $645,000 in small-scale liquidations affected small coins such as MON and FIRO, highlighting high leverage risks. Experts analyze that this round of liquidations may signal a local top, advising the setting of stop-losses to mitigate risks.
Profits are frequently highlighted: Signal group reports show UNI/USDT contracts with a 145% profit, CELO/USDT at 124%, and LTC/USDT at 107%, attracting retail investors. Binance Square is hotly discussing 'Profit Rain,' emphasizing profit-taking strategies. CEO Richard Teng responded that the platform will optimize the liquidation protocol and introduce Mark Price to prevent manipulation. Overall, the explosive trading volume accompanies a wave of liquidations and a feast of profits, with the market's fear index rising to 25, indicating intensified short-term volatility. However, if the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations are realized, the contract ecosystem may welcome a recovery.
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Binance Alpha Points Airdrop: Analysis of News Highlights Within 24 Hours
In the turbulent crypto market, the Binance Alpha Points system continues to ignite user enthusiasm. In the past 24 hours, Binance officially announced that it will launch the Irys (IRYS) token at 19:00 (UTC+8) on November 25. Users holding at least 241 Alpha Points can claim 1200 IRYS airdrop first, executed on a first-come, first-served basis. If the reward pool is not exhausted, the threshold will decrease by 5 points every 5 minutes until the event ends. Claiming requires a deduction of 15 points and must be confirmed within 24 hours, otherwise, it will be considered forfeited. This initiative quickly climbed the trending list, with community participation soaring by 35%. User OxJasonJieGe shared a point accumulation strategy: 19 points daily (3 points from assets + 16 points from trading), costing only 60U over 15 days, emphasizing that AIO will soon exit with 4x points, suggesting timely currency exchange.
At the same time, it is expected that SUPERFORTUNE (GUA) will be launched on November 27, with point details to be announced, expected to continue with a high-threshold model. Data shows that the number of Alpha point accumulation users decreased sharply by 200,000 in a week, partly due to violations (such as time script modifications) leading to account bans and rewards being returned. The community calls for 'real returns for retail investors.' Despite Bitcoin dropping by 40%, the market value of the Alpha ecosystem rose against the trend by 7.69% to 21.14 billion USD, with trading volume increasing by 1.53%. Experts predict that the December TGE projects like Theo_Network may ignite a big bull run, with only one month left in the window period, suggesting newcomers activate their Web3 wallets and accumulate points daily to seize opportunities. Alpha is shifting from a 'high-risk game' to sustainable incentives, helping users mine for profits in bear markets.
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Cryptocurrency Market 24-Hour Highlights: Signs of Rebound in the Storm
In the past 24 hours, the crypto market has experienced dramatic fluctuations like a roller coaster, yet it reveals potential turning points. Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded over 6% from a low of $70,000 on Friday, returning above $86,000, with a market share firmly holding at 58.45%. The 24-hour trading volume surged 32% to $135.9 billion. Deutsche Bank analysis indicates that this round of trillion-dollar market evaporation exposes the market's vulnerabilities: a blend of macro pressures, regulatory uncertainties, and thin liquidity, but the $238 million net inflow into ETFs over the weekend ignited institutional optimism. Ethereum (ETH) rose nearly 2%, reaching $2,930, benefiting from a recovery in DeFi trading volume to $12 billion.
Highlights abound: Grayscale's DOGE and XRP ETFs officially listed on the NYSE, marking an acceleration in the institutional wave for altcoins, with XRP soaring 7% to $2.07 in a single day. The Solana ecosystem is thriving, as Wormhole launched the 'Sunrise' gateway to seamlessly bridge Monad assets, with Monad's mainnet and token TGE oversubscribed by 1.43 times, raising $269 million. However, clouds remain: the Cardano chain split incident shocked the community, with founder Hoskinson seeking FBI investigation into 'malicious trading'; South Korea's FIU increased fines for exchanges, and the Balancer protocol faced a $128 million vulnerability attack. The Fear and Greed Index fell to 11, indicating extreme fear may signal a reversal.
Overall, regulatory easing (such as the SEC overlooking crypto priorities) and expectations of interest rate cuts by the Fed are building a bottom for the market. Investors need to be wary of leveraged liquidation risks, but ETF expansion and cross-chain innovations may drive a rebound in the next wave. The crypto winter is gradually warming, and the timing for positioning has arrived.
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Cryptocurrency ETF 24-Hour News Highlights: XRP Fund Frenzy Ignites Market
In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency ETF market has seen an explosive highlight, with XRP-related products becoming the focal point. Franklin Templeton's Franklin XRP ETF (ticker: XRPZ) officially listed on the NYSE Arca on Monday, raising $58 million on its first day, setting a new single-day inflow record for ETFs this year. This directly drove the price of XRP up by 9%, reporting $2.24, reversing a recent monthly decline of 13%. The fund tracks the CME CF XRP USD reference rate, providing investors with a convenient regulated channel, highlighting XRP's core role in the global settlement infrastructure. David Mann, head of ETF products at Franklin Templeton, stated that this move will accelerate the mainstreaming of digital assets.
Meanwhile, Grayscale's GXRP (XRP ETF) and GDOG (Dogecoin ETF) have also received the SEC's green light and have started trading, with first-day trading volumes exceeding expectations. Despite continued outflows from Bitcoin ETFs (reaching $870 million last Thursday), XRP and Dogecoin rose by 1.4% and 1.1%, respectively, driving the overall cryptocurrency market back to a $3 trillion market cap. Canary Capital's XRP fund recorded a record first-day performance last week, further confirming institutional enthusiasm for altcoins. Experts analyze that this wave of ETFs may alleviate Bitcoin's weakness, signaling a potential rebound in crypto investments under the expectation of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in December. However, market volatility remains, and investors need to be wary of macro uncertainties.
These developments mark a rapid embrace of cryptocurrency by traditional finance, and the XRP ETF may become the next 'Bitcoin moment'.
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