# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Investment

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Three Giants Bet $17 Million, FIN Makes a Strong Entry into Cross-Border Payments

FIN, a startup founded by former Citadel employees, has raised $17 million in a Series A round led by Pantera Capital, with participation from Sequoia Capital and Samsung Next. The company aims to revolutionize cross-border payments by leveraging stablecoin technology to address inefficiencies in the traditional financial system, such as slow processing times, high fees, and complex procedures. Originally launched as TipLink—a lightweight tool for transferring crypto assets via URL links—FIN has pivoted to focus on high-value transactions for businesses and high-net-worth individuals. It uses USDC as its primary settlement medium, enabling instant, low-cost international transfers. Users can send funds to other FIN users, deposit directly into bank accounts, or use crypto channels, all while avoiding technical complexities like gas fees or private keys. The core team, including CEO Ian Krotinsky and CTO Aashiq Dheeraj, brings extensive experience from Citadel and other major firms. FIN generates revenue through transaction fees and interest earned on stablecoins held in wallets. With a pilot program for import-export enterprises upcoming, FIN aims to set a new standard for efficiency in global commercial payments.

marsbit12/26 10:01

Three Giants Bet $17 Million, FIN Makes a Strong Entry into Cross-Border Payments

marsbit12/26 10:01

Altcoins’ 2025 struggle – New token launches fell below TGE prices but…

The altcoin market experienced significant declines in 2025, with newly launched tokens suffering the most. Data revealed that 84.73% of tokens launched during the year traded below their Token Generation Event (TGE) prices, while only 15.3% remained profitable. The broader altcoin market also faced heavy losses, with around 60% of tokens declining 70–99% from their peaks. Even among the top 100 cryptocurrencies, 88 altcoins were unprofitable over the past three months. Despite the bearish trend, narrative-driven segments like privacy tokens, social tokens, and staking services saw gains, suggesting that investors continue to allocate capital selectively. This trend is expected to continue into 2026 amid ongoing market uncertainty.

ambcrypto12/26 05:32

Altcoins’ 2025 struggle – New token launches fell below TGE prices but…

ambcrypto12/26 05:32

2025 Investment Survey: Nearly 60% of Respondents Report Overall Profits, Over 60% Are Seasoned Players

Based on a year-end investment survey conducted by Odaily Planet Daily, this article provides a retrospective on the cryptocurrency market in 2025. Key findings from the questionnaire include: - Over 60% of surveyed investors have been in the crypto space for more than three years, indicating a market dominated by experienced participants. - Despite a volatile "monkey market," a majority (57%) reported profitability for the year. This includes 17.2% with significant gains (over +50%) and 39.7% with modest gains (0-50%). Approximately 27% of respondents reported losses. - Meme coins were the primary source of profits for 34% of profitable investors, followed by major cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH (26%), DeFi (16%), and airdrop farming (12%). - Conversely, the main sources of losses were Meme/altcoin investments (28%), futures trading (26%), and investments in underperforming sectors like NFT and GameFi (22%). - When reflecting on losses, the top reasons cited were failing to cut losses promptly on losing positions and poor operational tactics like blindly following hype. - Looking ahead to 2026, the most anticipated sectors among respondents are RWA (Real World Assets), AI-related crypto projects, and Meme coins. Common investment advice shared was to practice dollar-cost averaging (DCA), primarily into Bitcoin. The article concludes with a recap of missed major opportunities throughout 2025's four quarters, highlighting high-potential tokens and events like the Trump meme coin and the Circle (CRCL) stock listing, underscoring the year's numerous, though often missed, wealth-generation events.

Odaily星球日报12/26 04:48

2025 Investment Survey: Nearly 60% of Respondents Report Overall Profits, Over 60% Are Seasoned Players

Odaily星球日报12/26 04:48

IOSG Founder: 2025 is a Dark Year for the Crypto Market, So What About 2026?

In a detailed analysis, IOSG Ventures' co-founder argues that 2025, while appearing to be a dark year for crypto with BTC down -5.4% and ETH -12%, actually marks a fundamental structural shift from retail-driven speculation to institutional adoption. Despite negative price action, institutional inflows were massive: BTC ETFs saw $25 billion in net inflows, pushing AUM to $114-120 billion, with institutions now holding 24% of BTC. Data shows long-term holders sold 1.4 million BTC over the year, which was fully absorbed by corporate treasuries and macro investors, not retail. This indicates a new cycle where stable institutional capital is replacing volatile retail speculation. Key drivers include the approval of spot BTC ETFs in 2024, aggressive accumulation by firms like BlackRock (now holding more BTC than MicroStrategy), and a favorable U.S. policy environment under the Trump administration, including pro-crypto executive orders and pending legislation. Looking ahead to 2026, the author expects continued institutional accumulation and policy momentum in H1, potentially driving BTC toward $120K-$150K, though H2 may bring increased volatility due to mid-term elections. The core conclusion is that 2025 was not a market top but the start of a new institutional cycle, with stronger fundamentals and broader adoption ahead.

深潮12/26 03:48

IOSG Founder: 2025 is a Dark Year for the Crypto Market, So What About 2026?

深潮12/26 03:48

Renminbi Exchange Rate Returns to the '6' Era

The Chinese yuan (CNH) has appreciated against the US dollar, breaking through the key 7.0 threshold to re-enter the "6-era" for the first time in 15 months. This shift is attributed to seasonal year-end corporate dollar-to-yuan conversions, a weaker US dollar due to Federal Reserve rate cuts, and strong export performance—with China’s trade surplus exceeding $1 trillion for the first 11 months of 2025. Structural upgrades in exports, such as growth in integrated circuits and electric vehicles, have also strengthened the currency. Analysts from Goldman Sachs suggest the yuan was undervalued by nearly 30%, comparing current conditions to the mid-2000s—a period of sustained yuan strength. The appreciation may benefit import-reliant sectors and firms with dollar-denominated debt, while potentially pressuring traditional exporters. For investors, a stronger yuan could support A-share market performance and reduce overseas consumption costs, though currency speculation remains risky. Looking ahead, institutions like Goldman Sachs and Yuekai Securities expect gradual, managed yuan appreciation to continue into 2026, possibly reaching 6.8 against the dollar. However, the yuan has depreciated against a basket of other major currencies this year. Policy emphasis remains on maintaining exchange rate stability within a reasonable range.

marsbit12/26 02:35

Renminbi Exchange Rate Returns to the '6' Era

marsbit12/26 02:35

Renminbi Exchange Rate Returns to the '6' Era

Renminbi (RMB) re-entered the "6-era" against the U.S. dollar on December 25, marking a 15-month high for the offshore exchange rate. This shift follows a prolonged expectation of RMB appreciation, bolstered by a Goldman Sachs report indicating the currency is undervalued by nearly 30% relative to the dollar—a level comparable to the mid-2000s, which preceded a decade-long appreciation cycle. Key drivers include seasonal year-end forex settlement by exporters, a record trade surplus exceeding $1 trillion in the first 11 months, and a weaker dollar due to Federal Reserve rate cuts. Geopolitical factors, such as U.S. trade policy uncertainty and credit rating downgrades, also diverted global capital toward RMB assets. Economists note the appreciation is supported by China’s economic resilience, with upgraded GDP growth forecasts and a shift toward high-value exports like integrated circuits and electric vehicles. While the rally may benefit import-dependent sectors and firms with dollar debt, it pressures traditional exporters. For investors, RMB strength correlates with potential A股 gains but cautions against speculative forex moves. Analysts expect gradual, managed appreciation ahead, with stability emphasized by policymakers.

深潮12/26 01:43

Renminbi Exchange Rate Returns to the '6' Era

深潮12/26 01:43

Here’s How The Largest XRP Treasury Company Has Fared In 2025

Evernorth's large-scale XRP treasury experiment in 2025 has resulted in significant paper losses, testing institutional crypto strategies. The company accumulated 388.7 million XRP, reaching a peak value of $947 million with a $71 million gain. However, as XRP's price fell from $2.60 to around $1.80, the position dropped below its cost basis, resulting in an unrealized loss of approximately $220–225 million by late December. Despite the drawdown, Evernorth has not sold any assets. The case highlights concentration risks in single-asset crypto treasuries and the divergence between direct holdings and institutional ETF inflows, which continued despite the price decline. The outcome underscores the importance of endurance in long-term crypto investment strategies.

bitcoinist12/25 21:35

Here’s How The Largest XRP Treasury Company Has Fared In 2025

bitcoinist12/25 21:35

2026 Crypto Predictions: Dragonfly’s Hadick Calls Outlook ‘Constructive’

Dragonfly general partner Rob Hadick expresses a constructive outlook for crypto in 2026, emphasizing long-term adoption trends over recent volatility. He highlights significant growth in stablecoins, noting they now handle 3% of cross-border payments and could see a tenfold increase. Prediction markets, like Polymarket, are also expanding beyond sports into broader financial use cases. Hadick avoids favoring Ethereum or Solana, stating both will coexist as the market matures, with Ethereum strong in value and stablecoins, and Solana optimized for high-volume, low-cost transactions. He remains optimistic about macroeconomic conditions, tokenization, and continued innovation driving the industry forward.

bitcoinist12/25 18:07

2026 Crypto Predictions: Dragonfly’s Hadick Calls Outlook ‘Constructive’

bitcoinist12/25 18:07

Why Gen Z Wants Crypto on Their Christmas Wish List

Gen Z is leading the shift toward cryptocurrency as a preferred holiday gift, with 45% expressing excitement about receiving crypto compared to just 28% of all U.S. adults, according to a December 2025 Visa survey. This generation views digital assets like Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and a pathway to financial independence, driven by crypto’s strong long-term performance and growing institutional adoption. Despite recent market dips, Gen Z remains enthusiastic, partly due to economic constraints that make crypto gifting an accessible investment opportunity. For those cautious about volatility, alternatives like Bitcoin ETFs, small educational amounts, stablecoins, or hardware wallets offer safer entry points. This trend underscores a broader generational move toward digital finance and reflects crypto’s transition into mainstream acceptance.

ccn.com12/25 15:14

Why Gen Z Wants Crypto on Their Christmas Wish List

ccn.com12/25 15:14

Bitcoin or Coal: How Getting Coal In Your Stocking This Year Beat Getting Crypto

This year, holding coal would have been a better investment than Bitcoin. While Bitcoin declined by about 10% over the past 12 months, coking coal prices rose by 10.49% year-on-year, trading at $216 per tonne. Coking coal, used in steelmaking, benefited from steady global demand and supply constraints. In contrast, Bitcoin faced a sharp sell-off after reaching a record high in October, dropping to around $87,341. Analysts attribute the decline to leveraged selling, cooled ETF demand, and macroeconomic pressures. Technical analysis suggests Bitcoin may continue falling to between $69,700 and $71,400, with no expected holiday reversal.

ccn.com12/25 13:26

Bitcoin or Coal: How Getting Coal In Your Stocking This Year Beat Getting Crypto

ccn.com12/25 13:26

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