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Three-Year Valuation Reaches $2 Billion: How Does RedotPay Play?

RedotPay, a Hong Kong-based crypto payment company, achieved a $1.07 billion Series B funding round in late 2025, led by Goodwater Capital, with participation from Sequoia China, Pantera Capital, and Circle Ventures. Valued at $2 billion within three years, the platform has over 10 million registered users and processes over $10 billion in annual payments across 100+ countries. The company employs a Visa-linked debit card system, allowing users to spend cryptocurrencies like USDT and BTC globally. Its services include Global Payout (local currency withdrawals), P2P trading, and Earn & Credit financial products for yield and lending. RedotPay initially targeted emerging markets with volatile currencies, such as Nigeria and Brazil, using an offline "ground force" distribution model with high fee incentives for local promoters. Despite its rapid growth, RedotPay faces challenges in maintaining high fee structures and regulatory compliance. Its "puzzle-style" regulatory approach—holding licenses like MSO in Hong Kong and VASP registrations elsewhere—does not fully cover all its financial services, particularly around Earn products and crypto-backed lending, which may face securities law scrutiny. Competitors like Rain are also advancing, with a $2.5 billion Series C at a $19.5 billion valuation. RedotPay’s future depends on strengthening compliance to transition from a payment tool to a sustainable NeoBank.

marsbit01/27 09:17

Three-Year Valuation Reaches $2 Billion: How Does RedotPay Play?

marsbit01/27 09:17

Currency and Stock Barometer丨Strategy Invests $264 Million to Buy 2,932 Bitcoins Last Week; Ethereum Treasury Company ETHZilla Spends $12.2 Million on Two Jet Engines (January 27)

Crypto Market Weekly Digest: Strategy Invests $264M in 2,932 BTC; ETHZilla Spends $12.2M on Jet Engines Last week, crypto-related stocks faced broad declines amid a market downturn and rising investor interest in gold and silver. Only 10 such stocks posted gains. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) purchased 2,932 BTC for $264 million, bringing its total holdings to 712,647 BTC. Other companies, including Japan’s ANAP and UK-based The Smarter Web Company, also added Bitcoin. Global public firms (excluding miners) now hold 963,020 BTC, worth $84.66 billion. In Ethereum space, BitMine increased its ETH holdings by 40,302, totaling 4.24 million ETH. ETHZilla spent $12.2 million on two jet engines via a new subsidiary, shifting toward asset tokenization. FG Nexus disclosed holdings of 37,594 ETH and $32M in stock buybacks. SOL Strategies launched a liquid staking token, STKESOL, with an initial stake of 500,000 SOL. Tharimmune, a Canton-focused firm, announced a $55 million stock offering to fund digital asset expansion. Market analysts note a pivot toward gold as a hedge amid bond market instability and predict 2026 as a key inflection point for crypto infrastructure development.

marsbit01/27 09:16

Currency and Stock Barometer丨Strategy Invests $264 Million to Buy 2,932 Bitcoins Last Week; Ethereum Treasury Company ETHZilla Spends $12.2 Million on Two Jet Engines (January 27)

marsbit01/27 09:16

Why Bitcoin’s pullback looks riskier after a $2.24B stablecoin exit

As the market shifts to risk-off mode, Bitcoin faces heightened downside risks due to significant capital outflows from stablecoins. The top 12 stablecoins, representing 90% of the market, saw a combined $2.24 billion exit over ten days, indicating investors are withdrawing rather than holding dry powder. This reduces market liquidity and weakens dip-buying capacity. Concurrently, Bitcoin open interest dropped nearly $10 billion, signaling deleveraging. With capital flowing into safe havens like gold (which hit $5k) and altcoins declining, the risk-off sentiment is strengthening. Notable whale capitulation, including a $20 million USDC move post-loss, further suggests a deeper sell-off may be building.

ambcrypto01/27 09:02

Why Bitcoin’s pullback looks riskier after a $2.24B stablecoin exit

ambcrypto01/27 09:02

Crypto Debanking Deepens in the UK as 40% of Exchange Transactions Face Bank Blocks

A recent study by the UK Cryptoasset Business Council reveals that nearly 40% of transactions to crypto exchanges in the UK are being blocked or delayed by traditional banks. The report, titled "Locked Out: Debanking the UK’s Digital Asset Economy," highlights growing banking restrictions faced by the digital asset sector. Major exchanges, including Coinbase, Kraken, and Gemini, participated in the survey, with 70% reporting a worsening banking environment. Issues include difficulties with card payments and bank transfers, affecting both retail and institutional investors. Banks like Barclays and HSBC have imposed strict transaction limits, while others have halted crypto-related transactions entirely. The UKCBC calls for an end to blanket bans and urges a risk-based approach to avoid stifling innovation and driving business overseas.

TheNewsCrypto01/27 08:54

Crypto Debanking Deepens in the UK as 40% of Exchange Transactions Face Bank Blocks

TheNewsCrypto01/27 08:54

Four Pillars Reshaping the Crypto Future: Survival Rules in the Post-Speculation Era

The article "Four Pillars Reshaping Crypto's Future: Survival Rules in the Post-Speculation Era" argues that the current market shift towards value is not a bearish end but a necessary transition towards next-generation financial infrastructure. It identifies four key trends: 1. **Blockchain-Native Finance**: Moving beyond Real-World Assets (RWA) as mere tools, blockchain is重构ing credit efficiency through trustless systems, reducing costs and friction. 2. **Token Value Reset**: Tokens are shifting from speculative, narrative-driven assets to ones requiring real revenue, cash flow, and sustainable value capture. 3. **Privacy as Core Infrastructure**: Privacy is evolving from a niche feature to a essential requirement for institutional adoption and on-chain finance, enabling confidential transactions and becoming a key competitive moat. 4. **AI and Blockchain Integration**: The fusion is maturing beyond superficial concepts; AI acts as a smart layer for protocols (e.g., dynamic DeFi risk management), while blockchain provides a trustless economic base for AI agent interactions and machine-native finance. The conclusion emphasizes that 2026 marks a pivot towards practicality—where real-world utility, profitability, and regulatory clarity define success, ending the era of pure speculation. The industry is transitioning from a "gold rush" to sustainable "city building."

marsbit01/27 08:37

Four Pillars Reshaping the Crypto Future: Survival Rules in the Post-Speculation Era

marsbit01/27 08:37

Bitwise Launches First On-Chain DeFi Vault Using Morpho for Stablecoin Yield

Bitwise, a prominent crypto investment firm, has launched its first on-chain DeFi vault, which went live on January 26. Built on the Morpho protocol, the non-custodial vault enables users to earn yield directly on-chain. Bitwise acts as the strategy manager, overseeing fund allocation with full on-chain transparency. The vault currently accepts USDC deposits, which are lent to overcollateralized borrowers via Morpho, targeting annual returns of around 6% depending on market conditions. Emphasizing risk control, the strategy includes only overcollateralized lending—no leverage or speculative trading—with all positions visible on-chain. This move signals a significant shift in institutional engagement with DeFi, offering investors transparency and positioning Bitwise at the forefront of institutional-grade on-chain tools. The firm views this as an initial step in a broader plan to develop more on-chain strategies, leveraging Morpho’s customizable and standardized smart contracts for professional DeFi management.

TheNewsCrypto01/27 08:13

Bitwise Launches First On-Chain DeFi Vault Using Morpho for Stablecoin Yield

TheNewsCrypto01/27 08:13

Decoding $155B stablecoin drop – 2 reasons why traders are abandoning risk assets

Stablecoin market capitalization dropped by $7 billion to $155 billion in late January, signaling a significant contraction in on-chain liquidity rather than a short-term fluctuation. This decline reduced available capital for crypto trading, causing Bitcoin and altcoins to struggle with weak buying interest. Two main reasons drove the trend: weakening demand for stablecoins led investors to convert holdings into fiat, withdrawing liquidity entirely, while increased regulatory pressure on issuers further constrained supply. Simultaneously, capital shifted toward traditional safe havens like gold and silver, which reached all-time highs amid rising risk aversion. The liquidity squeeze and regulatory uncertainty continue to pose headwinds for crypto risk assets.

ambcrypto01/27 08:11

Decoding $155B stablecoin drop – 2 reasons why traders are abandoning risk assets

ambcrypto01/27 08:11

Silver Is Soaring, Can Tokenized Silver Amplify Leverage Further?

Silver prices have surged dramatically, breaking historical records by reaching over $117 per ounce and accumulating a 517% increase since 2017—outpacing both Bitcoin and gold. With a market cap of approximately $6.18 trillion, silver is the second most valuable asset globally. This rally has spurred interest in tokenized silver as a way to gain exposure, including through leveraged contracts. Two major tokenized silver assets stand out: - **Kinesis Silver (KAG)**, with a market cap of $406 million, is backed by physical silver (1 token = 1 oz), offers global payments and redemption, but carries issuer dependency and regulatory risks. - **iShares Silver Trust (SLV)**, with a $39.5 million market cap, tracks a traditional ETF managed by BlackRock, provides good liquidity and institutional backing, but does not allow physical redemption and incurs management fees. Additionally, leveraged trading is available on platforms like Hyperliquid, Binance (offering up to 20x leverage on XAG/USDT), and Bitget, with significant trading volumes. The surge is driven by factors including Trump’s trade policies, expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts, silver’s new classification as a critical mineral in the U.S., supply constraints, and its role as a hedge amid geopolitical tensions. Analysts suggest the rally may continue due to these structural and macroeconomic tailwinds.

marsbit01/27 08:09

Silver Is Soaring, Can Tokenized Silver Amplify Leverage Further?

marsbit01/27 08:09

Crypto Market Structure Bill Markup Slips To Jan. 29 As Winter Storm Hits Capitol

The Senate Agriculture Committee's markup of the crypto market structure bill (CLARITY Act) has been postponed to January 29 due to severe winter weather disrupting travel and congressional scheduling. This delay adds to existing political uncertainty, as the legislation remains divided along party lines with only Republican members publicly supporting it so far. Despite the delay, the crypto industry has responded positively to the latest draft, praising its clear protections for noncustodial software developers and blockchain infrastructure providers, while notably excluding provisions on stablecoin yields. However, the overall legislative timeline remains unclear, with the Senate Banking Committee expected to delay its portion, potentially pushing broader negotiations into late February or March.

bitcoinist01/27 08:06

Crypto Market Structure Bill Markup Slips To Jan. 29 As Winter Storm Hits Capitol

bitcoinist01/27 08:06

Silver Is Soaring, Can Tokenized Silver Amplify Leverage Further?

Silver prices have surged dramatically, breaking historical records by surpassing $117 per ounce and achieving a cumulative gain of approximately 517% since 2017—outperforming both Bitcoin and gold. With a market cap of around $6.18 trillion, silver is now the second most valuable asset globally after gold. This explosive growth has increased interest in tokenized silver as an alternative investment, particularly through leveraged contracts on exchanges and perpetual decentralized platforms (Perp DEX). Currently, the tokenized silver market has a total capitalization of about $446 million. Two tokens dominate in terms of liquidity: - **Kinesis Silver (KAG)**, with a market cap of $406 million, is backed by physically allocated and audited silver, each token representing one ounce. - **iShares Silver Trust (SLV)**, with a $39.5 million market cap, is tied to BlackRock’s SLV ETF and allows instant creation/redemption for non-U.S. users. Both tokens are traded on multiple centralized exchanges, and SLV also supports futures with up to 10x leverage. For higher leverage, platforms like Hyperliquid, Binance, and Bitget offer silver perpetual contracts with up to 20x leverage. Hyperliquid’s SILVER/USDC pair alone has seen over $1 billion in 24-hour trading volume. The rally is driven by expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts, silver’s new classification as a critical mineral (raising potential tariffs), geopolitical tensions, and its role as a more accessible safe-haven asset compared to gold. Analysts suggest the bullish trend may continue amid ongoing macroeconomic and political uncertainty.

Odaily星球日报01/27 07:56

Silver Is Soaring, Can Tokenized Silver Amplify Leverage Further?

Odaily星球日报01/27 07:56

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