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China’s Alibaba AI Predicts the Price of XRP, PEPE, Dogecoin by the End of 2025

The latest release of Alibaba’s ChatGPT competitor, Qwen3-MAX AI, has issued updated cryptocurrency price outlooks for XRP, Pepe, and Dogecoin as the month comes to a close. According to the model, all three assets could face heavy volatility in the weeks ahead, with sharp price swings possible in both bullish and bearish directions.Outlined below are …

Read at Cryptonews.com

China’s massive gold spree inadvertently exposes a critical shift in how smart money escapes risk

The People's Bank of China just logged its thirteenth straight month of gold purchases, extending one of the most deliberate reserve-management campaigns of the post-crisis era. These purchases signal that the world's second-largest economy is shifting deeper into sovereign-controlled, seizure-resistant assets. Against this backdrop, crypto analysts see the PBoC's buying streak not as a bullish …

Read at CryptoSlate

China’s $71 billion Treasury dump exposes a critical gap between Bitcoin’s narrative and central bank reality

The BRICS bloc now counts 11 members, and several of the largest holders have trimmed their US Treasury positions over the past year. China cut its stake by $71.5 billion between September 2024 and September 2025, dropping from $772 billion to $700.5 billion. India reduced holdings by $44.5 billion, Brazil by $61.9 billion, and Saudi …

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Over $650M Liquidated! China confirms Crypto Illegal! Infinex Interview!

Crypto majors slid sharply, reversing all of last week’s gains, with BTC down 6% to $85,800, ETH down 6% to $2,820, BNB falling 7% to $822, and SOL dropping 7% to $127. Among top movers, MYX (+15%) and JST (+4%) led the market. More than $650 million in positions were liquidated over the past day, including $580 million in longs after BTC dipped below $86,000. ZEC suffered the steepest decline among major tokens, falling 20% to $355 and 35% on the week. Meanwhile, Tether founder Paolo Ardoino again addressed the latest wave of Tether FUD, reiterating that the company is not at risk of insolvency. In regulatory developments, China’s central bank reaffirmed that crypto remains illegal and signaled a coming crackdown. Robinhood announced a partnership with Susquehanna to launch a new CFTC-lic…

Read at Decrypt

Koreans ‘pump’ alts after Upbit hack, China BTC mining surge: Asia Express

How the $36 million hack of Upbit led to surging altcoin prices, China’s mining ban less effective than ever, Thailand vs WRLD: Asia Express Korean crypto traders are having an outsize effect on local altcoin prices following a major hack at South Korean exchange Upbit, according to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju. Upbit got hacked and paused withdrawals, but Koreans are pumping alts since arbitrage bots are no longer running, Ju said in an X post on Thursday, shortly after the exchange halted transaction activity after detecting an abnormal transaction with a value of around $36 million. With arbitrage activity suspended, local buy orders are having more significant pressure on prices, allowing Korean-listed altcoins to surge, as the selling pressure that typically puts a ceiling on price inc…

Read at Cointelegraph.com

Koreans ‘pump’ alts after Upbit hack, China BTC mining surge: Asia Express

How the $36 million hack of Upbit led to surging altcoin prices, China’s mining ban less effective than ever, Thailand vs WRLD: Asia Express Korean crypto traders are having an outsize effect on local altcoin prices following a major hack at South Korean exchange Upbit, according to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju. Upbit got hacked and paused withdrawals, but Koreans are pumping alts since arbitrage bots are no longer running, Ju said in an X post on Thursday, shortly after the exchange halted transaction activity after detecting an abnormal transaction with a value of around $36 million. With arbitrage activity suspended, local buy orders are having more significant pressure on prices, allowing Korean-listed altcoins to surge, as the selling pressure that typically puts a ceiling on price inc…

Read at Cointelegraph.com

China’s Alibaba AI Predicts the Price of XRP, Cardano, Dogecoin by the End of 2025

China’s homegrown ChatGPT rival, Alibaba’s Qwen AI, is signaling a cautious near-term outlook for XRP, Cardano, and Dogecoin, warning that all three could see deeper declines unless sentiment across the crypto market turns decisively positive.The broader market has spent the past month sliding lower, triggering sharp retracements across major assets. Bitcoin even dipped toward $82,000 …

Read at Cryptonews.com

Alibaba weighs deposit token as China clamps down on stablecoins: Report

Alibaba’s global e-commerce arm is reportedly developing a bank-backed deposit token for cross-border payments as Beijing tightens its crackdown on stablecoins. The cross-border e-commerce arm of Chinese tech behemoth Alibaba is working on a deposit token amid mainland China’s crackdown on stablecoins, according to CNBC. Alibaba president Kuo Zhang told CNBC in a Friday report that the tech giant plans to use stablecoin-like technology to streamline overseas transactions. The model under consideration is a deposit token, which is a blockchain-based instrument that represents a direct claim on commercial bank deposits and is treated as a regulated liability of the issuing bank. Traditional stablecoins, which these tokens closely resemble, are issued by a private entity and backed by assets…

Read at Cointelegraph.com

China raises alarm over alleged US role in one of the largest Bitcoin hacks

After announcing the “largest forfeiture action” in the history of the DOJ, the US faces questions about how it accessed the over 127,000 Bitcoin stolen from the LuBian mining pool. China’s national cyber defense agency has made big claims around the alleged role of the US in the multibillion-dollar hack of LuBian, once a major Chinese Bitcoin mining pool. The Chinese National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center (CVERC), a state-backed cyber defense agency, on Sunday published a technical analysis report on the 127,272 Bitcoin (BTC) stolen in the LuBian hack. Although the hack occurred in December 2020, it remained largely unknown to the public until recently, with Arkham reporting it in August as the “largest ever” Bitcoin hack.

Read at Cointelegraph.com

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