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$68,834.48

+4.90%

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USDe

No.22

$0.9989

+0.02%

≈$1.00

Market Cap

$6.53B

Cir. Cap

$6.53B

Cir. Supply

6.54B

Cir. Rate

100%

Total Supply

6.54B

Max Supply

24h Volume

$82.76M

24h Vol (BTC)

82.68M

24h Turnover

0.01265668%

Market Share

0.25%

Performance

Low

1.00

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+0.00%

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1.00

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$0.9773

+2.22%

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zhao

22h ago

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Coin Poison

02-12 18:04

With the market so chaotic right now, trading is practically a waste of time. BTC has retreated nearly 50% from its high, and sentiment is still largely in a recovery phase. Seeing a trend in the short term is unrealistic. The most frustrating thing at this stage isn't losing money, but having nowhere to put your funds. Many people are still focused on when altcoins will rebound, but I'm more interested in stable returns. Recently, holding $USD1 on Binance has yielded an annualized return of around 15%, which becomes a scarce asset in this market. Some are worried about a repeat of the USDe debacle. However, the logic is completely different. USDe is a synthetic structure, its stability maintained by hedging and liquidity, making it prone to internal imbalances in extreme market conditions; while USD1 is essentially fiat-backed, with reserves consisting of short-term debt and cash, managed by a custodian, making its risk structure observable and verifiable. Stablecoin investment isn't essentially about "making big money," but rather finding a safe haven for funds and incidentally reaping subsidies and interest rate spreads. Opportunities will naturally emerge once the market truly calms down. Until then, hold onto stablecoins and earn yields, waiting for the right opportunity. Join us tonight at 8 PM in the Binance Square livestream to discuss stablecoin investing. Click here to register for the livestream: @worldlibertyfi @ZachWitkoff @WatcherChase @mscryptojiayi

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Huobi HTX

02-11 12:42

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Huobi HTX

02-10 19:10

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Stephen | DeFi Dojo

02-10 04:09

It appears that @Neutrl's solvency dashboard now includes verified stablecoin backing. According to @AccountableData's real-time verification, Neutrl's stablecoin exposure is limited to USDC, USDT, USDe, and USDS collateral. Note: Neutrl's supporter/ambassador and a staunch advocate for transparency.

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NingNing (🌿,👻)

02-07 16:40

$19 Billion Vanishes in 23 Minutes: Financial Engineering Encounters a Black Swan Event Do you think your stablecoin is mathematically pure and secure? On October 11th, USDe—a $14 billion internet bond—shattered this illusion with an unprecedented $19 billion liquidation tsunami. This was more than just a market crash; it brutally demonstrated how high leverage, systemic risk, and overconfidence can rationally destroy human self-interest. Leverage Trap: Although USDe was built on a robust delta-neutral strategy, 60% of the funds in its system were secretly piled up in 2-5x leveraged revolving lending. Binance Catalyst: A 12% annualized yield reward program fostered a greedy strategy, ultimately making Binance a single point of failure for the entire ecosystem. 23 Minutes of Chaos: A geopolitical tweet triggered a crash, causing the dollar to plummet to $0.6567 on the Binance platform, wiping out hundreds of thousands of dollars in accounts within minutes. The Great Decoupling: Incredibly, this asset plummeted to $0.66 on Binance, while remaining stable at nearly $1 on Aave and Uniswap. Conclusion: This is not a failure of the Ethereum protocol, but rather the collapse of a specific market structure and the shattering of the "Eden-like" allure of a 27% risk-free rate. To survive the next cycle, you must understand the difference between the protocol's robustness and the external leverage loop that relies on it.

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Xiaoshouchuan Peak

02-06 06:33

It seems someone is indeed orchestrating FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt) on Binance. Those prioritizing their own stance might say these are just shills hired by Binance, but I think anyone with even a modicum of faith and principles wouldn't cooperate with Binance in this kind of charade, not even Binance's biggest sycophant. Prejudice is acceptable, but don't let yourself be used as a pawn. In the past, crypto trends would quickly fade away, but this prolonged FUD situation is unprecedented. I don't believe no one is orchestrating it. Even the far-reaching industry-altering events like the Mt. Gox collapse and the BTC fork controversy couldn't have generated this much FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt) on a single entity. @binance @cz_binance @heyibinance If BN could be FUD'd, it wouldn't be where it is today. You can't rise to the top by FUDing competitors. It's better to reflect on why some were eliminated when everyone started on the same footing, and why those who started earlier than BN are still stagnant. The crypto world is quick to whitewash; some even use FUD to whitewash themselves into industry leaders, which shows a narrow perspective. Whether it's an individual or a company, to achieve long-term, stable growth, you first need a broader perspective. The causes of bear markets, regardless of the round, are always due to a combination of structural and multi-factor factors. A single individual or organization cannot influence the overall situation. Even in 2011, BTC crashed to its lowest point first, and then USDE couldn't withstand the pressure (before USDE was listed on Binance). (Has Bitcoin never crashed by 10%?) Most people are fairly clear about the reasons for the previous bear markets. Let me briefly talk about the 2013 bear market I experienced: Many people say the 2013 bear market was caused by the five ministries (which is really just shifting blame to a single factor; someone always has to take the fall), but they forget about the Mt. Gox incident, and that BTC had already increased dozens of times in a year, from around $10 to a peak of around $1200. Furthermore, many people think that people back then were so cowardly, why didn't they just blindly go all in? I was also a veteran investor in 2013. At that time, people weren't afraid of the five ministries or anything like that. They were much more rebellious and idealistic than people in the crypto world today. The main point of discussion about FUD on forums back then wasn't the five ministries or Mt. Gox, but rather the more mainstream topic of FUD. BTC was just an experiment. Buying some as a souvenir was fine, but investing heavily was a huge gamble. In the future, many companies will definitely develop more advanced and rationally designed future currencies. That's the main point. So, those who held onto their coins back then were essentially wading through a river, taking it one step at a time. I was relatively unlucky; I only entered the BTC circle in mid-2013, even though I had heard about it much earlier. I have to thank CCTV13 for that. My first encounter with BTC was because I was deeply attracted by the news in the morning, but I lacked the willpower to act. At that time, I hadn't done any investing before. I decided to start buying because I saw BTC rising significantly on Tencent News again, and that's when I started researching how to buy. Luckily, I persevered and held onto 66 BTC (at most, I only had a little over 120; I had just graduated and didn't have much money, and I was stuck with it for many years. When I bought it, each BTC was worth several thousand yuan. At that time, I was working at Huawei and my monthly salary was only 8,000 yuan. For someone who saw BTC at that time...). (I think I was quite daring for something that was possibly experimental, and looking back, I still am.) Although it didn't seem like much at the time, it's basically enough now. Back then, nobody knew what this thing would become; otherwise, why would the guy with 480,000 yuan fail before dawn? On a side note, from my perspective, quite a few people entered the crypto world in 2013, but probably not many persisted. Of course, you could argue that everyone who entered back then became rich and left the circle. Is that really true? Actually, it's not that easy. In my personal opinion, the real certainty for BTC came after the 2016-2017 bull market. That was when it was truly confirmed that BTC was no longer just an experiment. It was obvious that institutions and large companies had entered the market. After that, it really became a matter of "being a friend of time." You could blindly dollar-cost averaging, buy heavily on big dips, and buy lightly on small dips—basically, it all happened after this round.

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Blockchain scanner

02-05 21:23

🔔Brazilian Congressional Committee Advances Bill to Ban Algorithmic Stablecoins According to CoinDesk, the Brazilian Congressional Committee on Science, Technology and Innovation has approved a bill aimed at banning algorithmic stablecoins. The bill would prohibit the issuance or trading of stablecoins like Ethena's USDe and Frax, which maintain their value through algorithms rather than fully collateralized assets. It would require all stablecoins issued in Brazil to be fully backed by segregated reserve assets. The bill also increases transparency requirements and criminalizes the issuance of uncollateralized stablecoins, with violators facing up to eight years in prison. For stablecoins issued outside Brazil (such as USDT and USDC), the new regulations require only companies authorized to operate in Brazil to offer such assets, and exchanges would be responsible for ensuring their issuers comply with similar regulatory standards as Brazil; otherwise, they would bear the responsibility for managing the associated risks. The bill still needs to be reviewed by the Brazilian Committee on Finance and Taxation and the Committee on Constitutional, Judiciary and Citizenship before being submitted to the Senate to become law.

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Wu Blockchain

02-05 21:19

Brazil is one step closer to banning algorithmic stablecoins. A congressional committee approved Law No. 4308/2024, which requires all stablecoins to be fully backed by segregated reserves and prohibits the issuance of unbacked stablecoins, such as Ethena's USDe and Frax. The law stipulates that issuing unbacked stablecoins is punishable by up to eight years in prison and imposes compliance and risk management obligations on exchanges offering foreign stablecoins such as USDT and USDC.

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吴说区块链

02-05 21:18

Brazil's Congressional Science and Technology Committee passed Law 4308/2024, pushing forward with a ban on algorithmic stablecoins. The law explicitly prohibits the issuance and trading of stablecoins without sufficient reserves, including Ethena's USDe and Frax. The new regulations require stablecoins issued in Brazil to be 100% backed by segregated reserve assets and increase transparency. Issuing unsecured stablecoins will be a criminal offense, punishable by up to eight years imprisonment. For foreign stablecoins (such as USDT and USDC), only approved institutions are permitted to provide them, and transactions must verify whether the issuer meets Brazilian standards; otherwise, the user assumes all risks. Stablecoins currently account for approximately 90% of cryptocurrency trading volume in Brazil. (CoinDesk)

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