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Binance And HTX Get Regulatory Nod To Operate In Pakistan – Details

Pakistan's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has granted "No Objection Certificates" (NOCs) to Binance and HTX, allowing them to begin preparatory steps to operate in the country. These are not full licenses but permit the exchanges to register with anti-money laundering systems and set up local subsidiaries. The move is part of a phased licensing approach aligned with FATF standards. Pakistan, ranking third globally in retail crypto activity, aims to create a regulated digital asset framework. The NOCs may also cover tokenization of government assets like bonds and bills. Full licensing will depend on further regulatory compliance and the implementation of the proposed Virtual Assets Act.

bitcoinist12/13 13:01

Binance And HTX Get Regulatory Nod To Operate In Pakistan – Details

bitcoinist12/13 13:01

Jupiter (JUP) Price Prediction 2025, 2026-2030

Jupiter (JUP), the native token of Solana's leading liquidity aggregator, is analyzed for its price trajectory from 2025 to 2030. Currently ranked 77th by market cap, JUP is trading at $0.2048. Technical analysis indicates a horizontal channel pattern, suggesting consolidation. Key resistance levels for 2025 are identified at $0.4173 and $0.5831, with support at $0.3062 and $0.2306. Indicators present a mixed signal: a bearish 50-day MA trend and nearly oversold RSI, but strong trend momentum per the ADX. Predictions show a bullish target of $3.5 by 2026, rising to $5.5 by 2030, with bearish scenarios falling as low as $0.07. The price action of JUP correlates with Bitcoin and Ethereum. Its ecosystem's growth could potentially drive it past its all-time high of $2.04.

TheNewsCrypto12/13 13:01

Jupiter (JUP) Price Prediction 2025, 2026-2030

TheNewsCrypto12/13 13:01

Strategy survives first Nasdaq 100 shakeup since entering the index

Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, retained its position in the Nasdaq 100 index during the latest annual rebalancing, despite a 3.74% drop in its stock on the day. The company, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, recently purchased an additional 10,624 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 660,624 BTC worth nearly $60 billion. However, its stock has declined over 15% in the past month. MSCI is reviewing whether to classify companies with substantial crypto holdings as investment vehicles rather than operating firms. If MSCI enforces a rule excluding firms with over 50% of assets in crypto, Strategy could be affected as early as January, potentially forcing passive funds to sell up to $2.8 billion in shares. Strategy's leadership argues it is an operating company, not a passive Bitcoin holder. To address market concerns, Strategy raised $1.44 billion to meet dividend and debt obligations. CEO Michael Saylor continues promoting Bitcoin as "digital gold" and is engaging institutional investors to bring more capital into the space.

cointelegraph12/13 12:08

Strategy survives first Nasdaq 100 shakeup since entering the index

cointelegraph12/13 12:08

The Silver Crisis: When the Paper System Begins to Fail

Silver Crisis: When the Paper System Begins to Fail In December, silver became the standout performer in the precious metals market, surging from $40 to over $60 per ounce, hitting a historic high of $64.28 on December 12 before experiencing sharp declines. Year-to-date, silver rose nearly 110%, far outpacing gold’s 60% gain. The rally appears justified by fundamental factors: expectations of Fed rate cuts, strong industrial demand from solar, EV, and AI sectors, and declining global inventories. However, the surge lacks stability. Unlike gold, which is backed by central bank purchases, silver has almost no official reserves, making it an isolated asset with low market depth and high volatility. The real driver behind the price spike is a futures squeeze. The market structure shifted into prolonged futures premium (contango), indicating either extreme bullish sentiment or deliberate market manipulation. Physical delivery demands surged on exchanges like COMEX and LBMA, exposing the fragility of the paper silver system—where paper claims vastly exceed actual physical silver. JPMorgan, a key player historically accused of silver market manipulation, now controls nearly 43% of COMEX silver inventories and acts as the custodian for major silver ETFs. Its influence over physical supply and delivery eligibility adds to market instability. The situation reflects a broader loss of confidence in financialized assets. Investors and central banks are increasingly shifting toward physical holdings, moving away from paper claims. This trend, coupled with declining Western gold and silver inventories and rising Asian demand, signals a structural shift in monetary and commodity markets. In essence, the rules of the game are changing. When the music stops, those holding physical metal will have a chair—everyone else may be left standing.

marsbit12/13 11:24

The Silver Crisis: When the Paper System Begins to Fail

marsbit12/13 11:24

Spot volumes drop 66% in ‘lulls’ that often precede next cycle leg: Bitfinex

Bitfinex reports a 66% decline in crypto spot trading volumes this quarter, dropping from over $500 billion in early November to around $250 billion. The exchange notes this mirrors historical market lulls that often precede the next cycle upswing. Analysts observe Bitcoin's tightening price structure near key levels of $89,000–$92,000, suggesting a breakout toward $100,000 is possible if resistance is broken. Despite a recent Fed rate cut and a large institutional purchase, momentum faded as the move was already priced in, leaving markets subdued amid softer ETF inflows and macroeconomic uncertainty.

cointelegraph12/13 11:09

Spot volumes drop 66% in ‘lulls’ that often precede next cycle leg: Bitfinex

cointelegraph12/13 11:09

Crypto Unrealized Losses Hit $350 Billion, With $85 Billion From Bitcoin Alone

On-chain data reveals the cryptocurrency market's total unrealized losses have surged to $350 billion, with Bitcoin alone accounting for $85 billion of that amount. This spike follows recent bearish price action, with the metric measuring the extent of underwater holdings across the market. Analysts from Glassnode suggest these significant losses, alongside shrinking liquidity indicators, signal the market is entering a high-volatility period. In a contrasting trend, Bitcoin and Ethereum showed divergent exchange flows: Bitcoin saw net withdrawals of $1.34 billion from exchanges, while Ethereum experienced net deposits of $1.03 billion, which can be a bearish signal. Bitcoin's price has retreated to around $90,000 after failing to hold above $92,000.

bitcoinist12/13 11:03

Crypto Unrealized Losses Hit $350 Billion, With $85 Billion From Bitcoin Alone

bitcoinist12/13 11:03

$300M wiped out – Could BOJ rate hike fears spark a crypto crash?

Investors are closely watching the upcoming Bank of Japan (BOJ) meeting amid fears of a potential rate hike, which has rattled global markets. The crypto market cap dropped 2.4%, with Bitcoin falling below $90k, and nearly $300 million in leveraged positions were liquidated—87% from long trades. The sell-off also impacted U.S. equities, with the S&P500 down 7%. The BOJ rate hike could increase borrowing costs, reducing the flow of cheap yen used to fund global investments, including crypto. With fading FOMO, weakening key support levels, and growing long liquidity clusters, the market faces increased risk of a sharp downturn similar to October's crash.

ambcrypto12/13 11:01

$300M wiped out – Could BOJ rate hike fears spark a crypto crash?

ambcrypto12/13 11:01

Interpreting CoinShares' 2026 Report: Farewell to Speculative Narratives, Embracing the Year of Utility

CoinShares' 2026 Outlook report, "The Year Utility Wins," marks a pivotal shift from speculative narratives to practical value in digital assets. The industry is no longer seeking to replace traditional finance but to enhance it through integration with public blockchains, institutional liquidity, and regulatory frameworks. Key themes include a fragile macroeconomic environment with cautious Fed policy, Bitcoin's continued mainstream adoption via ETFs and corporate holdings (though concentration risk exists), and the rise of hybrid finance through stablecoins, tokenized real-world assets (RWA), and revenue-generating protocols. Regulatory clarity is advancing in the EU (MiCA), US (GENIUS Act), and Asia, while infrastructure competition intensifies among Ethereum, Solana, and new L1s. Other trends cover mining’s pivot to high-performance computing, venture capital recovery, and the growth of prediction markets like Polymarket. The report concludes that 2026 will accelerate the maturation of crypto into a utility-driven, institutional asset class.

marsbit12/13 10:43

Interpreting CoinShares' 2026 Report: Farewell to Speculative Narratives, Embracing the Year of Utility

marsbit12/13 10:43

Ethereum Is Becoming the New Global Financial Backend

Ethereum is emerging as a global financial backend, reducing the complexity and cost of building financial services while increasing speed and security. It embeds core financial operations—such as ownership recording, value transfer, and obligation enforcement—into software, executed via a distributed validator set. This shared infrastructure eliminates the need for redundant internal systems, transforming capital-intensive processes into software-driven activities. The platform addresses key economic frictions: triangulation (discovery and agreement), transfer (value movement), and trust (enforcement). By providing a transparent, programmable, and cryptographically secured environment, Ethereum enables real-time settlement, automated compliance, and global interoperability. This reduces operational risks and costs, particularly for new entrants and markets with fragile financial systems. Ethereum’s impact is most significant in emerging economies, where it offers immediate functional improvements, while in developed markets, benefits accumulate gradually as more processes become programmable. It shifts institutional focus from infrastructure maintenance to innovation and product design, promoting leaner, more efficient financial services. As a resilient, open, and verifiable system, Ethereum is positioned to serve as the foundational layer for future financial infrastructure, driven by economic incentives favoring transparency and reliability.

marsbit12/13 10:36

Ethereum Is Becoming the New Global Financial Backend

marsbit12/13 10:36

The Silver Crisis: When the Paper System Begins to Fail

Silver Crisis: When the Paper System Begins to Fail In December, silver became the most volatile asset in the precious metals market, surging from $40 to over $64 per ounce—a year-to-date increase of nearly 110%, far outpacing gold. While the rally appears fundamentally justified—driven by Fed rate cut expectations, industrial demand from solar/EV/AI sectors, and declining global inventories—it masks deeper structural risks. Unlike gold, which is backed by central bank purchases, silver lacks institutional support and has minimal official reserves. Its market is shallow, with a daily trading volume of only $5 billion (vs. gold’s $150 billion), dominated by paper derivatives like futures and ETFs. This makes it vulnerable to volatility and manipulation. The real driver of the rally is a futures squeeze. The market has entered a persistent “backwardation” (futures prices exceeding spot prices), indicating either extreme bullishness or deliberate market manipulation. Physical delivery demands have surged, with COMEX and Shanghai exchange inventories dropping sharply. The system—where paper claims vastly exceed physical silver—is under stress. JPMorgan, a historically dominant player in silver markets, controls ~43% of COMEX silver inventory and acts as custodian for major silver ETFs. Its influence over physical supply and delivery eligibility adds to market fragility. The silver crisis reflects a broader shift: investors are losing faith in financialized paper assets and moving toward physical holdings. This “physicalization” trend, also seen in gold, signals declining trust in traditional financial intermediaries and a reevaluation of monetary security in a deglobalizing world. As the paper system strains, those holding physical silver—and gold—may hold the ultimate advantage.

深潮12/13 10:27

The Silver Crisis: When the Paper System Begins to Fail

深潮12/13 10:27

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