[Crypto World] According to the latest data from the on-chain monitoring platform Whale Alert, the official USDC Treasury address has just completed a large minting operation—an additional 53 million USDC has flowed into the market, valued at approximately $52.98 million at the current exchange rate. Such large-scale minting usually indicates a rising demand for stablecoins in the market, and it is worth monitoring the subsequent flow of funds.

[BlockBeats] The market saw another bloodbath today.
In the past 4 hours, nearly $100 million in contracts were liquidated across the entire network—specifically, $97,297,000. Long positions were almost completely wiped out, losing $90.4 million, while shorts only lost $6.89 million.
Looking at the past 24 hours, the situation is even more brutal: over 113,000 accounts (113,512 people) worldwide have been wiped out, with $350 million in funds evaporated.
The most severe was a single FARTCOIN-USD contract on Hyperliquid—a single liquidation of $5.41 million. That person has probably already uninstalled the app by now.
When the market gets volatile, it shows no mercy. Contract traders have learned another hard lesson.

[Crypto World] A recent report from an international bank put forward an uncomfortable but realistic viewpoint: de-dollarization isn't just talk—it's actually happening.
The logic is simple: when the US dollar is used as a political tool, emerging markets naturally look for alternatives. With SWIFT hanging over their heads like a sword, getting kicked out means economic paralysis—this sense of insecurity is more persuasive than any preaching.
The result? Trust is slowly eroding. Countries that once treated the dollar as gospel are now considering diversified reserves, local currency settlements, and regional payment systems. The rules of the game haven't changed, but the players' strategies have.
In the coming decades, financial discourse may really shift eastward. It won't be an overnight upheaval, but more like an hourglass, with the center of gravity shifting grain by grain.

Recently, BTC price movements have been complex, with an overall clear downward trend and shrinking trading volume indicating a wait-and-see sentiment. Technically, bears are in control. Short-term traders are advised to focus on the 88451-95402 range, manage positions carefully, and operate cautiously.

Recently, BTC has been trading sideways around $91,300. Despite a 3.2% market decline, institutional capital inflows have noticeably increased. Traditional financial institutions are starting to offer crypto ETFs, allowing wealth advisors to allocate 4% of client assets to digital assets. The market is shifting from speculation to asset allocation, reflecting a healthier investment logic.

[Crypto World] Spotted an interesting move while monitoring the market today.
A new wallet created just three weeks ago moved 40 billion FLOKI from a certain exchange’s cold wallet five minutes ago, worth about $1.87 million at current prices. Looking into this address’s history, it sent 50,000 FLOKI to a staking pool for a test two weeks ago, and also withdrew 40 billion yesterday.
Now this wallet holds a total of 80 billion FLOKI. With large withdrawals two days in a row, either they're preparing for something big, or simply don’t want to keep their tokens on the exchange anymore. Either way, the on-chain data is right there—a pretty eye-catching move for sure.

Bitcoin is considered a speculative tool rather than a safe-haven asset, and its sharp price fluctuations pose risks to investors. The participation of institutional investors may lead to increased market volatility, so the allocation of Bitcoin in investment portfolios should be approached with caution.