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Citi’s Ronit Ghose warned that paying interest on stablecoin holdings could trigger bank outflows akin to the 1980s, driving up funding costs and credit prices. Paying interest on stablecoin deposits could spark a wave of bank outflows similar to the money market fund boom of the 1980s, Citi’s Future of Finance head Ronit Ghose warned in a report published Monday. According to the Financial Times, Ghose compared the potential outflows caused by paying interest on stablecoins to the rise of money market funds in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Those funds ballooned from about $4 billion in 1975 to $235 billion in 1982, outpacing banks whose deposit rates were tightly regulated, Federal Reserve data showed. Withdrawals from bank accounts exceeded new deposits by $32 billion between 1981 and 1982. Read more

Pepe price has been consolidating for over a month while rest of market rallies but emerging bullish pennant pattern formation shows promise as daily volume spikes past $500M reaching over $1.1B, aligning with historical patterns that previously drove the frog-themed memecoin to massive 798% breakout potential. The post Pepe Price Prediction: ‘Bullish Pennant’ Pattern Signals 798% Breakout – Daily Volume Just Shot Past $1 Billion appeared first on Cryptonews.

Support has formed in the $4.38-$4.41 zone, with resistance at $4.50.

Large Bitcoin wallets keep distributing, but the slowing intensity could point to a weakening selling pressure.

Chainlink price has surged over 36% in August following partnership talks and strategic reserve announcements as Charles Hoskinson reveals discussions about integrating Cardano and Chainlink are underway with conversations between founders progressing favorably despite no formal agreement finalized yet. The post Chainlink Price Prediction: Strategic Talks With Cardano Founder Ignite Rumors – Huge Partnership Coming? appeared first on Cryptonews.

CoinShares has reported $1.43B in weekly outflows across crypto funds, the steepest since March. Bitcoin has borne $1B in losses, while Ethereum has sustained $2.5B month-to-date inflows, reflecting divergent investor sentiment during Fed policy uncertainty. The post Largest Since March: Crypto Funds Hit by $1.43B Weekly Outflows, CoinShares Says appeared first on Cryptonews.

Solana continued its weekend correction even as an unnamed source says major crypto firms are planning a $1 billion SOL treasury.

ADA traded within a 10% range overnight as investors weighed macro signals and Cardano ecosystem updates.

$OKB is trading at $184 after an 11.8% pullback, yet remains dramatically elevated following its historic 177% weekly explosion. While regulatory clouds linger and technicals show consolidation, the fundamental landscape has permanently shifted. With supply now permanently capped and utility expanding through X Layer integration, this pullback may represent a new foundation rather than a […] The post Will $OKB Hold $184 After Token Burn and X Layer Upgrade Despite Regulatory Challenges? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Onchain data suggests Ethereum is in the “belief” stage of the bull cycle amid fresh all-time highs, opening the door to potentially even higher prices. Key takeaways: Ether’s long-term holder net unrealized profit/loss indicator suggests the price has entered the “belief” phase. The market value to realized value suggests ETH is undervalued, with room to run toward $5,500. Read more

Check out why the landscape doesn't look so bright for the self-proclaimed Dogecoin killer.

The fundraising drew investment from major crypto firms ParaFi, Pantera, FalconX, CoinFund and others.

Monday's stock declines came following a fast plunge in cryptocurrency prices late Sunday.

Doyle recently joined the firm in London.

Plus BTC falls after an ancient whale converts 24,000 BTC to ETH on Hyperliquid

The hoped-for U.S.-listed company will hold BNB and invest in the BNB ecosystem.

Crypto ETPs saw their biggest losses since March as outflows totaled $1.43 billion amid investor sentiment becoming "polarized," CoinShares' James Butterfill reported. Cryptocurrency investment products reversed an emerging inflow trend, with significant outflows last week as Bitcoin and Ether prices declined. Global crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw $1.43 billion of outflows last week, ending a two-week inflow run that brought in $4.3 billion, CoinShares reported on Monday. The outflows came amid Bitcoin (BTC) dipping from above $116,000 on Aug.18 to $112,000 by the end of the trading week, while Ether (ETH) tumbled below $4,100 on Tuesday after starting the week at around $4,250, according to CoinGecko. Read more

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Bitcoin’s price is currently sitting at a crucial level that could shape market direction in the coming weeks. Buyers and sellers are locked in a tight battle, and the market appears to be standing on the edge of a potential breakdown. BTC Price Technical Side By Shayan The Daily Chart On the daily chart, Bitcoin […]

Crypto is building a new layer, not for money, but for truth. Markets, AI and protocols must fix the broken systems of science and verification. Opinion by: Sasha Shilina, founder of Episteme and researcher at Paradigm Research Institute In 2024, Nature reported a record-breaking number of scientific paper retractions: over 10,000 papers pulled from journals due to fraud, duplication or flawed methodology. Peer review, the long-revered backbone of academic legitimacy, is under siege. It’s too slow, too opaque and too easily gamed. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence models trained on this flawed data set generate confident but nonsensical output. Papers cite nonexistent studies. Research decisions are guided by influence, not inference. The internet, once hailed as a democratizing force for knowledge, is now a battleground of misinformation, clickbait and manipulated metrics. Read more