#比特币对比代币化黄金 Saw some pretty interesting news at noon today.
Jack Yi publicly stated his long-term bullish view on $ETH and said he would continue investing, which gave the market a shot of confidence. On the protocol side, the tokenized lending pool deposit protocol PRIME just launched on the Kamino platform, and the ASTER team directly burned $80 million worth of tokens in the buyback wallet—that’s a bold move.
There’s even bigger news on the regulatory and macro fronts. The International Monetary Fund issued a warning, saying that if stablecoins become widely adopted, they could weaken central banks’ control over monetary policy. Meanwhile, an American bank predicts the Bank of Japan will raise rates to 0.75% in December, and then hike every six months. The U.S. Treasury has also been aggressively buying back debt this week, adding another $2 billion today, with the total for the week already surging to $14.5 billion.
U.S. securities regulators have recently been discussing a regulatory framework for tokenization, and there are clear differences between traditional finance and the crypto industry on the topic of decentralization. Looks like this tug-of-war will continue for a while.
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bridge_anxiety
· 17h ago
ASTER burning 80 million directly breaks through defenses—this is real confidence, much more convincing than Jack's trash talk.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 17h ago
This move by ASTER, directly burning $80 million, is way tougher than those projects that just talk all day. I really respect this kind of action.
I'm not surprised that Jack Yi is bullish on ETH. The main thing is that the regulators are making even bigger moves— even the IMF is getting anxious, haha.
Central banks are definitely getting nervous about stablecoins, and the same goes for tokenized gold. What traditional finance fears most is losing its voice.
On the interest rate front, Japan is about to hike rates, while the US is going wild with buybacks. It's crazy—how much longer can this debt game go on?
This round of the game seems like it's just getting started. Let's just watch and see, everyone.
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RiddleMaster
· 17h ago
ASTER directly burned 80 million, that's really tearing up the tokens, much more reliable than just talking.
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TradFiRefugee
· 17h ago
ASTER directly burned 80 million—now that's real confidence, way more solid than any verbal promise.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 Saw some pretty interesting news at noon today.
Jack Yi publicly stated his long-term bullish view on $ETH and said he would continue investing, which gave the market a shot of confidence. On the protocol side, the tokenized lending pool deposit protocol PRIME just launched on the Kamino platform, and the ASTER team directly burned $80 million worth of tokens in the buyback wallet—that’s a bold move.
There’s even bigger news on the regulatory and macro fronts. The International Monetary Fund issued a warning, saying that if stablecoins become widely adopted, they could weaken central banks’ control over monetary policy. Meanwhile, an American bank predicts the Bank of Japan will raise rates to 0.75% in December, and then hike every six months. The U.S. Treasury has also been aggressively buying back debt this week, adding another $2 billion today, with the total for the week already surging to $14.5 billion.
U.S. securities regulators have recently been discussing a regulatory framework for tokenization, and there are clear differences between traditional finance and the crypto industry on the topic of decentralization. Looks like this tug-of-war will continue for a while.
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