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Big money, big bets, but the Ethereum market is on the edge

Listen, you ever get that feeling in the office when the boss is pacing, eyes darting, like something big’s about to go down?

Circle IPO will start the stablecoin gold rush?

Arthur Hayes isn’t buying the hype about the Circle IPO. He says we’re heading straight for a stablecoin mania, and trust me, it’s not the kind of party you want to be left holding the bill for.

JD.com Stablecoin Move Follows GENIUS Act Approval in U.S.

JD.com will seek a stablecoin license in countries with major sovereign currencies. Liu Qiangdong, the company’s founder, shared the plan during a June 18 media briefing in Beijing.

BBVA Urges Wealthy Clients to Allocate Up to 7% in Crypto Despite EU Bank Hesitation

BBVA, Spain’s second-largest bank, is advising its wealthy clients to allocate 3% to 7% of their investment portfolios to crypto assets like Bitcoin (BTC).

Argentina is Cardano’s golden ticket?

Argentina, a country known for its tango and steak, is now the hottest stage for Cardano’s next big move.

Darknet drug empire crumbles thanks to Binance

Alright, let me tell you a story that’s got a little bit of everything. Crime, cunning, and a whole lotta crypto drama.

21Shares expands in Europe

21Shares is cross-listing five new crypto exchange-traded products on Nasdaq Stockholm. That’s right, now they’ve got ten products dancing on the Swedish exchange floor.

Eric Trump says “no thanks” to Tron gig

Reports pop up saying Eric Trump is stepping into a big role at Tron Inc. Sounds like a juicy headline, right? But then the guy himself just stepped up and said, nope.

X Suspends Pump.fun, Alon Cohen, and 20+ Crypto Accounts in Sudden Sweep

On June 17, 2025, the X platform suspended the official account of Pump.fun, a crypto memecoin platform, along with the personal account of its co-founder, Alon Cohen.

JPMorgan’s “JPMD” Filing Signals Wall Street’s Growing Crypto Integration

JPMorgan’s “JPMD” trademark filing for digital asset trading, payments, and potentially a stablecoin underscores its expanding commitment to blockchain innovation.

Building on the success of JPM Coin, which processes billions in daily transactions,this move further bridges traditional finance with the digital asset economy.

The “JPMD” filing also reflects Wall Street’s broader embrace of crypto, as major institutions increasingly explore stablecoins and ETFs.

This signals rising institutional confidence and could inject greater liquidity into the market.

The move comes at a time when the U.S. regulatory environment is becoming more defined, with proposals like the GENIUS Act paving the way for wider institutional participation.

As clarity improves, more banks are likely to follow suit, accelerating adoption and deepening crypto’s integration into the financial system.

Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research

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