#加密货币抵押品应用 Last night, the crypto world was lively again. I glanced at the hot information and felt that this wave of market behavior is indeed a bit unusual. BTC, ETH, SOL are fluctuating up and down; chasing rising prices or shorting is purely asking for trouble. I've heard too many stories of people who have bankrupted themselves.

The most eye-catching points are as follows: BlackRock has once again extended an olive branch to ETH, and the CFTC has approved ETH, BTC, and USDC as collateral for derivatives, which means that the recognition of crypto assets in traditional finance is on the rise. On the other hand, Strategy has invested a whopping $963 million to hoard Bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to 660,000 coins. Such actions by large holders often speak louder than words.

However, on the other hand, the stablecoin project Stable was directly cut in half upon launch, and XPL plummeted by 90%. It seems the market really doesn't buy into these types of projects. The AI concept TAO is about to halve, yet its price is declining, making it difficult to rely on the halving event for speculation. The fear index has risen to 22, still within the extreme fear zone, indicating that the recent surge in popularity has not alleviated the market's sense of anxiety.

The interest rate meeting in the early hours of Thursday is the real key; a single word from the hawks or doves can change the entire situation. Those entering the market now are either true believers or have a gambler's mentality, so it's better to be cautious.