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Deutsche Bank warns ‘structural’ dollar crash will knock it to weakest level in 11 years
Deutsche Bank says the dollar is headed for its worst stretch in more than a decade. The warning came from the bank’s research team this week, saying a “major downtrend” is underway that will drag the dollar down to levels not seen since 2014. This forecast came in a note by strategists George Saravelos and Tim Baker, who pinned the blame on growing distrust in US leadership, a spike in global fiscal spending, and fallout from President Donald Trump’s trade policy. The warning followed a rough start to the week for the US currency. The dollar dropped to a 16-month low, and the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index fell almost 4% in April. That puts it on track for the worst monthly performance in over two years. “The pre-conditions are now in place for the beginning of a major dollar downtrend,” George and Tim wrote. They said recent events had reshaped their outlook and now expect the EUR/USD rate to enter a long-lasting fall that could pull the dollar into a deep slump. EUR/USD price chart. Source: TradingView Trump’s trade policies push investors out of US assets George and Tim said investors are pulling out of US assets because of rising trade tension and a reassessment of America’s role on the global stage. They linked this to Trump’s tariffs, which have made the US a less attractive place to park capital. They added that other nations are responding with fiscal stimulus plans , which are giving investors more reasons to put their money outside the US The euro is one of the biggest winners. It’s already gained more than 5% this month and has now broken through $1.15. Deutsche Bank expects the euro to reach $1.30 by the end of 2027, which is far above the $1.15 median forecast in a recent Bloomberg poll. That target hasn’t been seen in over a decade. The yen is also moving. George and Tim now see it strengthening to 115 per dollar. That would make it the strongest it’s been since 2022. Just last month, the bank had predicted it would hover around 125, so the change in tone is sharp. The team described it as the start of a slow and steady withdrawal from US markets. They believe the twin deficits — trade and budget — are making the dollar more vulnerable. They also said America’s long-running edge as the world’s dominant economy is fading. “The decades-long period of US exceptionalism has already started to erode,” they wrote. The pair warned of “extreme uncertainty and rapidly changing policy norms” and said the risk of “market dislocations and regime breaks” is now high. Confidence crisis hits as capital flows realign globally This view lines up with what Kamakshya Trivedi, head of FX and emerging-market strategy at Goldman Sachs, said earlier this week on Bloomberg TV. He called the dollar weakness “here to stay.” George, who also serves as Deutsche Bank’s global head of FX strategy, expanded on that in a note from April 3. He said, “We are in the midst of dramatic regime change in markets.” He added that they were growing “increasingly concerned that the dollar is at risk of a broader confidence crisis.” In George’s view, foreign exchange moves are starting to behave less like normal market adjustments and more like panic-driven changes. He warned that basic currency fundamentals might no longer matter as much. “Our overall message is that there is a risk that major changes in capital flow allocations take over from currency fundamentals and that FX moves become disorderly,” he wrote. Late Wednesday into Thursday, the dollar managed to crawl off the floor. But it wasn’t because the US economy suddenly got stronger. The rebound came after Trump backed off plans to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and softened his stance on the trade fight with China. That change in tone calmed some nerves and gave the dollar a small bounce. Still, no one in the market is pretending the dollar is fixed. After dipping below 140 yen earlier in the week, the dollar rose back to 142.75 yen by Thursday. Traders say the recovery happened right at a technical support level that had been closely watched for weeks. Cryptopolitan Academy: Coming Soon - A New Way to Earn Passive Income with DeFi in 2025. Learn More

2025-04-24 16:04
Crypto’s 16-year regulatory ‘vacuum’ is a threat to financial stability
After more than a decade of regulatory ambiguity, US lawmakers are opening federal doors to the stablecoin market. The Senate Banking Committee has tabled the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, a bipartisan bill that could establish a clear framework for dollar-pegged digital tokens. Stablecoins seem “safe,” but to thousands of crypto fraud victims, anything involving crypto is a hard pass. The legislation, led by Senator Bill Hagerty and co-sponsored by a cross-party coalition, is the Trump administration’s most profound attempt to impose oversight on the industry, accused of operating in a legal gray area. Still, for the past 16 years, crypto firms have sidestepped the strict compliance standards traditional financial institutions have faced. Regulators in the US have been debating classifications and jurisdictions, but even with the GENIUS Act , it appears they might be too slow. There is no way to calm the public’s cries, as they have already lost billions of dollars to entities and hackers with fraudulent tendencies. National security and economy at stake Supporters of the stablecoin bill argue that unregulated assets are a clear threat to America’s financial security, and they are right. Without regulatory clarity, firms may move operations offshore to jurisdictions with lax oversight, compromising transparency and reducing the US government’s capacity to monitor capital flows. According to FBI data, Americans aged 60 and older reported nearly $3 billion in crypto-related fraud losses in the past year. Over $9 billion was lost to crypto scams, more than half of the $16.6 billion in total fraud reported. FBI: Americans aged 60 and older reported losing almost $3 billion to crypto fraud last year. In total, Americans reported being scammed out of around $9.3 billion via crypto, out of a total $16.6 billion in total reported losses that year. pic.twitter.com/xupom9DeUn — Molly White (@molly0xFFF) April 23, 2025 The Trump administration has tried to bring regulatory heads together. Still, the debate on who has regulatory authority over crypto between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is far from over. Europe uneasy over dollar-pegged stablecoin dominance Earlier this week, European Central Bank (ECB) officials, including President Christine Lagarde and digital payments chief Piero Cipollone, said that the United States’ promotion of dollar-backed stablecoins poses systemic risks to Europe’s economy. According to a confidential ECB policy paper obtained by Politico, the bank has asked governors to revise the EU’s landmark crypto regulation, the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework. The ECB is worried that Trump’s pro-crypto initiatives, including the GENIUS Act, the proposed STABLE Act, and a White House executive order for the creation of a strategic crypto reserve, could increase demand for dollar-denominated assets within the EU, undermining European monetary independence. Projections from Standard Chartered suggest that if the GENIUS and STABLE Acts are implemented, the supply of dollar-backed stablecoins could skyrocket to $2 trillion by 2028, up from the current $240 billion. 99% of stablecoins are already pegged to the dollar and backed largely by US Treasuries European regulators are now concerned that capital flight could threaten the stability of EU financial institutions. US regulators warned early of destabilization Long before the GENIUS Act’s emergence, top US financial bodies issued admonitions about the risks posed by digital assets. In early 2022, both the Federal Reserve Board and the Financial Stability Oversight Council mentioned scenarios of destabilization due to the increasing integration of crypto, particularly stablecoins, into the financial system. Frequent hacks, operational failures, and mismanagement, most notably seen in the collapse of crypto exchange FTX , compounded those concerns. Without the safety nets available in traditional banking, such as FDIC insurance or Federal Reserve lending facilities, investor confidence in crypto could plummet unexpectedly and trigger cascading losses across markets. The crypto industry is as close as it has ever been to a $10 trillion valuation, nearly 80% of all US mortgage debt, and over half of total deposits held in American banks. That it has grown that much with minimal regulatory oversight is scary but admirable.

2025-04-24 15:46
Shiba Inu and Dogecoin Price Predictions Surpassed by Fast-Rising $0.07 Altcoin Projected to Reach $70
Meme coins have come in for a lot of flak since the start of the year, and the Dogecoin price prediction is disheartening. The Shiba Inu price, too, does not make for encouraging reading. It seems the time of the meme coin is over. Utility is the name of the game now. While the Shiba Inu price falters and the Dogecoin price prediction remains grim, investors are banking on Remittix to take the lead in life-changing wealth. Dogecoin (DOGE): Dogecoin price prediction flatlines When Trump ascended to the presidency, the sentiment was exceptionally bullish. The Dogecoin price prediction was headed for the skies, and hopes were high. The party was short-lived, though, with policy uncertainty tanking global markets . The Dogecoin price prediction went from heading to Mars to heading for a flatline. Coincodex’s Dogecoin price prediction makes for a grim, if somewhat contradictory, reading. In the immediate future, Dogecoin is forecast to spike 22% before falling to present levels by November. Medium-term, the Dogecoin price prediction could spike in 2029, taking Dogecoin to a new ATH, before Dogecoin loses all relevancy around 2030 as the coin stands to lose 75% of its value as the decade closes off. Source: Coincodex This is not great news for Dogecoin, but it is predictable, as meme fatigue is eviscerating the sector. Shiba Inu (SHIB): Shiba Inu price goes nowhere Following Dogecoin’s footsteps, the Shiba Inu price is not giving much hope to the second-largest meme coin either. The Shiba Inu price prediction follows a similar trajectory, with a few encouraging spikes which can serve as bear traps or money pots to those who time the market exceptionally well but overall, the Shiba Inu price is predicted to remain at present-day levels. Source: Coincodex With utility tokens starting to rule the roost, meme coins seem to have had their day, and the Shiba Inu price is proof of that. Fortunately, meme coin investors have ample opportunity to regain lost gains through investing in a token like Remittix. Remittix (RTX): Solving global payment issues Global payments can be a hassle. Fees, delays, and paperwork all add up to make global payments costly, slow, and admin-heavy. Crypto can solve this problem; some have even tried, but nobody has succeeded. Until now. Remittix is a new token strutting onto the utility coin market and is promising to make international and cross-border payments an absolute breeze. Remittix uses crypto infrastructure to make payments into fiat bank accounts to almost every country in the world. With Remittix, transaction times are nearly instant, the fees associated are a fraction of the cost the traditional banking system would charge, and the paperwork is non-existent. But the real kicker is that Remittix is unilateral. With Remittix, the recipient does not even know it was a crypto transaction. They just get their payment in their currency of choice, with the only sign this was something other than a traditional bank transfer being that the money cleared so fast, and they did not have to pay so many fees. Conclusion The dogecoin price prediction shows that the time of meme coins has come and gone, and then the Shiba Inu price sits in solemn agreement. But this is only true for meme coins. Crypto is not going anywhere; the tokens with actual utility are just going from strength to strength. Remittix is at the forefront of the utility coin revolution and has secured over $14.5 million in liquidity thus far, and is even gaining attention on social media. Discover the future of PayFi with Remittix by checking out their presale here: Website : https://remittix.io/ Socials: https://linktr.ee/remittix

2025-04-24 15:45
President Trump lifts sanctions on Russian energy and Nord Stream
President Donald Trump has officially lifted sanctions on Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline and other Russian energy projects in Europe, restarting a battle that once defined his first term in office. The decision came out of closed-door White House discussions aimed at building momentum toward a potential peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine, according to Politico. Officials reportedly working on the plan confirmed the talks included direct action on pipeline sanctions and other frozen Russian assets. The change is massive. It turns back a years-long U.S. policy that first began under Trump himself, was then waived by President Joe Biden in early 2021, and brought back after Vladimir Putin launched a full invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Nord Stream 2, which runs under the Baltic Sea and connects Russian gas fields to Germany, has been dead in the water since a 2022 blast wrecked one of its two pipelines. Trump’s team drafts sanction removal plans Steve Witkoff, Trump’s envoy to Moscow, has been pushing the hardest. Officials involved in the discussions say Witkoff ordered his staff to pull together a full list of all energy-related sanctions on Russia . Witkoff, who claims to be on friendly terms with Putin, wants to drop them all. But the effort hasn’t gone smoothly. While Trump wants the deal done, some of his team aren’t having it. Marco Rubio, Trump’s Secretary of State, said he hasn’t discussed lifting sanctions with anyone. “This is false. Neither of us have had any conversations about lifting sanctions on Russia as part of a peace deal with Ukraine,” Rubio said in a joint statement with Witkoff. “This is just totally fictitious and irresponsible reporting from POLITICO, a fifth-rate publication. If they have an ounce of journalistic integrity they will fully retract this piece of fiction.” Despite the public denial, Trump officials were expected to attend peace talks in London last Wednesday but canceled last minute. That meeting was set to include major U.S. proposals: recognizing Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014, and lifting sanctions. Ukraine immediately rejected both. While Witkoff is drafting the policy, others in the White House are trying to stop it. Burgum, also known as Doug Burgum, who serves as Interior Secretary and leads the Energy Dominance Council, is reportedly against it. Rubio too is trying to slow down the push. One official said, “This is not a cake in the oven being baked, though the ingredients are being assembled.” Pipeline investors angle for profit as global prices hang The stakes aren’t just political. Bringing Nord Stream 2 or Arctic LNG 2 back online could hammer the global gas market. Arctic LNG 2, still under U.S. sanctions, could ship out 13.2 million tons of gas per year if cleared. Laurent Ruseckas, an executive director at S&P Global Commodity Insights, warned: “If you bring Russian gas back into the market, that would reduce the appetite of potential buyers of U.S. LNG.” That means U.S. exporters like Cheniere Energy would suddenly be going head-to-head with Russian suppliers again. The U.S. natural gas industry had gained serious ground in Europe after the war broke out. But now, energy firms are struggling under tariffs , steel import costs, and a hazy trade policy from the Trump team. Several have already started scaling back expansion plans. Behind the scenes, private players are positioning for profits. Stephen Lynch, CEO of Monte Valley Partners, is lobbying hard. Lynch has a history of snapping up distressed Russian energy assets. In 2007, he bought up parts of the old Yukos empire. More recently, he reportedly bought the Swiss branch of SberBank, which was under pressure from U.S. sanctions. Matthias Warnig, a former intelligence officer and longtime friend of Putin, is also trying to revive the pipeline with help from U.S. investors. Warnig is sanctioned, but he’s reached out to Trump’s team through American business contacts. His plan is separate from Lynch’s and involves another group of investors, said Politico. One Nord Stream 2 pipe is still working. The other was destroyed in a September 2022 explosion, which also damaged two pipes from Nord Stream 1. Investigations are ongoing. When Lynch tried to get in on the pipeline last year, Biden’s team didn’t care. Cryptopolitan Academy: Coming Soon - A New Way to Earn Passive Income with DeFi in 2025. Learn More

2025-04-24 15:38
Why did Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway issue six new yen bonds worth 90 billion yen?
In early April, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway issued six new yen-denominated bonds worth 90 billion yen ($580 million). Funds from the issuance, while the smallest among deals dating back to 2019, could be used to deepen Berkshire’s stake in five major Japanese trading houses, according to Nikkei Asia’s correspondent Lisa Kim. As reported by Cryptopolitan, Berkshire Hathaway’s 10th yen bond issuance was structured across six tranches, with maturities ranging from three to 30 years. Berkshire Hathaway’s relationship with Japan’s trading houses began in 2020, when it quietly disclosed significant stakes in five firms: Mitsui & Co., Mitsubishi Corp., Marubeni, Sumitomo Corp., and Itochu. By March of this year, Buffett increased Berkshire’s holdings in each to nearly 10%, fulfilling a plan he spoke about in his annual letter to shareholders in early 2025. Yen bond issuance funds directed towards Japanese market investments In his February 2024 letter, Buffett noted that Berkshire had financed most of its Japanese positions through 1.3 trillion yen in bond proceeds. With this latest 90 billion yen offering, Berkshire appears to be preparing to buy more shares if the opportunity arises. Market chatter, cited by Kim, indicates that the newly raised funds could be earmarked for additional purchases in the five trading houses. Such investments would benefit from both favorable valuations and relatively high dividend yields compared to Japan’s subdued interest rates. Japan’s interest rate remains at 0.5%, far lower than US levels. Companies listed in Tokyo, especially those with strong dividends and yields of around 3%, are appealing to international investors like Warren Buffett’s conglomerate. However, the gap between Japanese and US interest rates is beginning to narrow. In recent months, concerns about an economic slowdown have raised expectations that the US Federal Reserve may cut rates in May. US Treasury yields, which surged to a 14-month high of 4.8% in January, are still well above 4.3%, and could need the Federal Reserve’s intervention. Berkshire’s move to issue yen-denominated bonds and possibly reinvest the proceeds into Japanese equities may also be a hedge against volatile global bond markets. Japan sets sights on local retail investors Berkshire’s bet comes as Japan actively tries to make its stock market more accessible to individual investors. The Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) recently called on listed companies to lower their minimum investment thresholds from 500,000 yen to around 100,000 yen. A report released last week by a TSE advisory group asked trade officials to “ create an environment conducive to investment for a diverse range of individuals .” Foreign investors currently dominate Japan’s equity markets , holding about 32% of shares, compared to just 16.9% for domestic retail investors. Among Japanese investors, financial institutions account for 28.9%, with the rest split among business corporations, securities firms, and government entities. Bureaucracy streamlined for inclusion Japan’s equity market has a long history of excessive bureaucracy. Paper-based processes for trading and shareholder registry management drove up costs and created entry barriers. “ Setting high investment unit levels was one way to reduce the manual processing cost and burden ,” explained Zuhair Khan, senior portfolio manager at UBP Investments. Khan added that until recently, the government preferred institutional investors over retail investors. However, with the memory of the 1990s market collapse fading among younger generations, officials now have a “change of heart.” The government now sees the importance of participation from both sectors, hoping it will help boost household wealth and stop the overreliance on public pensions. “ After the bursting of the bubble, Japanese had high risk aversion and considered investing in the stock market as similar to gambling. Younger Japanese have no such aversion. The government and TSE want to make it easier for these young investors to save and invest, ” Khan asserted. Cryptopolitan Academy: Coming Soon - A New Way to Earn Passive Income with DeFi in 2025. Learn More

2025-04-24 15:10
Russia to launch crypto exchange for qualified investors, finance minister unveils
Financial authorities in Russia intend to set up a crypto exchange reserved for qualified investors, the country’s finance minister announced. The state-run platform will legalize cryptocurrency transactions, at least those carried out under the Russian Federation’s experimental legal regime. Minfin and Central Bank to create Russian crypto exchange The Russian Ministry of Finance ( Minfin ), in collaboration with the Central Bank of Russia (CBR), will launch a crypto exchange, Russia’s Finance Minister Anton Siluanov revealed, quoted by the Tass news agency on Wednesday. The trading platform’s services will be available exclusively to “super-qualified investors,” according to Siluanov’s statements during an extended meeting of his ministry’s board at the “Russia” National Center in Moscow. “Together with the Central Bank, we will launch a crypto exchange for super-qualified investors. Crypto assets will be legalized, crypto transactions will be brought out of the shadows,” the government official elaborated. Siluanov was quick to point out, however, that he was specifically referring to digital asset transactions carried out within the framework of the country’s “experimental legal regime” (ELR), not Russia’s entire jurisdiction. The Bank of Russia has been consistently opposed to legalizing the free circulation of decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) in the country’s economy, citing risks for financial stability and the Russian ruble’s constitutional status as sole legal tender. Russia to experiment with crypto trading in 3 years Acting on instructions from President Vladimir Putin, the CBR suggested in March to allow “a limited number of Russian investors to buy and sell cryptocurrencies” and proposed to establish “a special experimental legal regime” for a period of three years. Under the ELR, only “especially qualified” investors will be permitted to conduct cryptocurrency transactions, the central bank elaborated. To acquire that status, private individuals would have to prove investments in securities or deposits exceeding 100 million rubles (over $1.2 million at current exchange rates) and annual income from the past year of more than 50 million rubles (over $600 million). Companies recognized as “qualified investors” under current Russian law and financial corporations meeting CBR’s requirements can participate in the experiment as well. Future crypto exchange may help Russian companies bypass sanctions Officials in Moscow have also expressed hopes that Russian businesses will be able to use the ELR for crypto settlements with foreign trading partners as their access to traditional financial channels has been severely limited by Ukraine war-related sanctions. In April, CBR governor Elvira Nabiullina admitted that Russian companies are showing interest in cross-border crypto payments. She also acknowledged that Russian businesses are already trying international settlements with digital assets. The Ministry of Finance took part in preparing the proposal to create a regulated crypto market for qualified investors , Deputy Finance Minister Ivan Chebeskov had noted earlier. He also revealed that the Minfin considers using existing infrastructure, like the Moscow Exchange, to test crypto trading. The Minfin is considering the creation of a Russian stablecoin similar to the U.S. dollar-pegged Tether (USDT), the deputy head of the ministry’s Financial Policy Department, Osman Kabaloev, announced this month. The news came in the wake of last month’s freezing of around 2.5 billion rubles of USDT held in wallets on the sanctioned Russian crypto exchange Garantex . Cryptopolitan Academy: Tired of market swings? Learn how DeFi can help you build steady passive income. Register Now

2025-04-24 14:53
Ethereum has 15 years left? Cardano’s Hoskinson stokes doubt over ETH’s future
Charles Hoskinson, Cardano founder and CEO of IOHK, has expressed serious doubts about the survival of Ethereum, arguing that it may not survive the next 10 to 15 years. During an AMA session on X on April 23, Hoskinson stated, “So, I don’t think Ethereum will survive, you know, more than 10 years to 15 years.” He attributed this to major design features, which included a consensus model, protocol structure, and governance structure. Surprise AMA 04/23/2025 https://t.co/TixMvcx34t — Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) April 23, 2025 Hoskinson likened Ethereum to BlackBerry, a former technological giant that could not adapt and has now lost its relevance. He said that Ethereum had the wrong model of accounting, virtual machine, and consensus method. In particular, he criticized Ethereum’s version of Proof-of-Stake (PoS), which he dismissed as ineffective regarding long-term scaling and decentralization. He also dismissed layer-2 solutions for Ethereum as “parasitic” to the mainnet. Hoskinson stated that such platforms only consume value from the chain and do not contribute to the functionality of Ethereum, but rather reduce it. He further noted that this was compounded by a lack of on-chain governance. According to him, Ethereum’s current off-chain governance mechanism degrades cohesiveness and hinders efficiency in policymaking. Proposed fixes and growing competition Hoskinson highlighted some alterations that could help to adjust Ethereum for future trends in the blockchain industry. He advocated for a shift to delegated proof of stake, the same adopted by the Sui network, and a direct transition to on-chain governance. He noted that getting rid of layer-2 dependency would probably cause a “hostile separation” between Ethereum and the scaling solutions. According to him, new entrants such as Cardano, Solana, and Sui stand a better chance of capturing the same market share as Ethereum. Specifically, he highlighted that Cardano has what can be considered a complete roadmap, decentralized governance, and better sidechain integration as proof of a better structure. He added that dethroning Ethereum is possible once DeFi features launch on Bitcoin or a more efficient setting emerges. Hoskinson stated that Ethereum is still a “brilliant project,” but it is now a victim of its own growing multifaceted development and popularity. His comments follow previous criticism, such as referring to Ethereum as a dictatorship under the leadership of Vitalik Buterin. Crypto lawyer John E. Deaton responded to Hoskinson’s comments on social media, saying, “Fascinating to listen to an Ethereum co-founder opine on whether Ether can even survive.” He further clarified that he was not aligning himself with any of the sides but was open to hearing from the rest of the community. ADA and ETH under pressure amid market downturn As Hoskinson’s remarks circulated, market data reflected heightened volatility. In the last 24 hours, as is evident from the CoinMarketCap chart, several cryptocurrency assets suffered bearish pressure, especially Cardano (ADA) and Ethereum (ETH). Cardano/Ethereum price change chart. Source: CoinMarketCap Cardano is currently trading at $0.6839 and has been down 1.60% in the last 24 hours, but it is up 10.07% on the weekly charts. The daily trading volume has gone down by 13.62% to $866.8 m illion, indicating a decline in trading activity. Meanwhile, Ethereum is at $1,742, registering a 3% decline in the last 24 hours but increasing by 9.10% in the last week. At the same time, its 24-hour volume was down by 33.50%, averaging $18.2 billion due to reduced activity among traders. Cryptopolitan Academy: Want to grow your money in 2025? Learn how to do it with DeFi in our upcoming webclass. Save Your Spot

2025-04-24 14:32
3 Top Utility Coins to Buy Now: Expert Predicts Over 2000% Gains By August 2025
The cryptocurrency market shows intense enthusiasm for Mutuum Finance (MUTM) after it gathered $7 million in its current phase 4 presale during which it has sold more than 417 million tokens to over 8,400 holders. The price of this utility-focused token stands at $0.025 yet investors can expect double their investment after its anticipated $0.06 trading event. The established cryptocurrencies XRP and ADA continue to generate bullish momentum before investors. According to expert analyses both Cardano (ADA) and Mutuum Finance (MUTM) are expected to see tremendous price appreciation exceeding 2000% by August 2025. The rapid popularity behind Mutuum Finance (MUTM) token has increased dramatically because of its accelerating presale period. The heightened market demand marks an important historical juncture for cryptocurrencies that provide practical value. Cardano (ADA) consolidates for breakout The price of Cardano (ADA) reached $0.627 during the previous 24-hour period with a 1.8% increase because market purchases are gaining momentum. Modern analysts recognize a symmetrical triangle structure which suggests ADA could undergo a 30% price movement. The ADA price could rise to $0.748 if it crosses $0.649 but indicators showing only a 53 value in relative strength index suggest investors remain undecided. The positive historical developments point toward a forecasted ADA price of $4 for the year 2025. XRP seeks recovery momentum The cryptocurrency XRP continues upward momentum by achieving a price of $2.084 with minor daily gains of 0.3% while traders aim for resistance at $2.246. The market sentiment revealed through RSI is neutral at 47.43 and declining volatility points towards an impending breakout. Research analysts expect XRP will reach $3.77 during the year 2025 due to Ripple obtaining more business partners. Despite negative pressure on the 4-hour timeframe ADA still faces potential support at $2.047. XRP exhibits stable growth only with continuous buying activity yet its price movements remain lower than those seen in Mutuum Finance (MUTM) during their presale period. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) presale surges Mutuum Finance (MUTM) commands the presale market through phase 4 of its token sale at the price point of $0.025. The presale period has resulted in the sale of 417 million MUTM tokens which accumulated $7 million. 8,400 investors currently participate in MUTM token acquisition as they rush to obtain them. A Certik audit process is near completion and the team will reveal audit results across different social platforms. The new dashboard reveals a holder ranking system which provides bonus tokens to the best 50 participants. During Phase 5 tokens will increase in value by 20% from $0.03 to deliver buyers a 20% profit growth. Investors can expect a 140% return upon listing (at $0.06) because the team projects $2.50 valuation by August 2025 which represents a 9,900% ROI in total. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) drives utility The DeFi sector welcomes Mutuum Finance (MUTM) through its borrowing and lending platform development. Users generate passive income by utilizing loans secured by minimum overcollateralized assets which brings stability. The distribution of tokens through the buy-and-distribute model drives increased demand because it gives tokens to staking participants. The practical value of MUTM stands out against Cardano’s technology challenges because XRP shows slow growth. The selling pace during presale proves that many investors need to acquire the tokens quickly. Investors find the project appealing because its tokenomics design follows a clear structure while providing full transparency about future plans. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) emerges as a high-yield project during phase 4 which will lead to a transformative DeFi revolution during 2025. Seizing the 2,000% opportunity Prospective investors have only phase 4 of Mutuum Finance (MUTM) presale to purchase tokens at $0.025 while avoiding the phase 5 20% price increase. Because of their stable performance XRP and Cardano fall behind Mutuum Finance (MUTM) which offers a 140% listing profit and forecasts an astonishing 9,900% growth during August 2025. The crypto market provides abundant opportunities where these utility coins take the lead position. Investors should move quickly to take advantage of Mutuum Finance (MUTM) because its current entry price is affordable. Visit Mutuum Finance’s official website to join the presale and secure your stake in this high-growth trio before prices soar in 2025. For more information about Mutuum Finance (MUTM) visit the links below: Website: https://www.mutuum.finance/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mutuumfinance

2025-04-24 14:30
Trezor Integrates 1inch Fusion for Seamless, Gasless Crypto Swaps
New integration enables secure, MEV-protected token swaps directly within Trezor Suite x, Prague, Czech Republic – Trezor , the original hardware wallet company, has integrated the 1inch Fusion protocol into its cryptocurrency management platform, Trezor Suite. The integration allows users to swap cryptocurrencies securely, without gas fees, and with built-in protection from front-running (MEV) attacks — all from the safety of their Trezor hardware wallet. Fusion Protocol in Action The 1inch Fusion protocol enables users to execute token swaps at competitive rates without needing native tokens to cover gas fees. This removes a common barrier to decentralized trading while protecting users from malicious on-chain tactics such as sandwich attacks or frontrunning — especially valuable for larger transactions. By integrating Fusion directly into Trezor Suite, users can now access nearly unlimited liquidity across multiple chains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base. All swap transactions are fully secured by Trezor hardware, ensuring private keys remain offline and under the user’s full control throughout the process. “At Trezor, we’re excited to integrate 1inch Fusion — a collaboration that aligns perfectly with our mission to empower individuals to self-custody their bitcoin and crypto with tools that seamlessly balance security, privacy, and usability. By removing the need for native gas tokens and protecting users from MEV attacks, Fusion delivers frictionless, secure token swaps directly within the Trezor ecosystem.” — Danny Sanders, CCO at Trezor “With the integration of the 1inch Swap API, the Trezor Suite users gain access to the most secure, efficient, and seamless DeFi experience available. Combining industry-best swap rates with hardware-grade protection, this partnership sets a new standard for what decentralized finance should look like.” – Sergej Kunz, 1inch Co-Founder Key Features and User Benefits Gasless Transactions Users no longer need to hold ETH or other native tokens to pay network fees — gas is abstracted away, simplifying the experience. MEV Protection Fusion protects trades from frontrunning and sandwich attacks, improving fairness and reducing slippage during execution. Integrated Experience Swaps are accessible directly within Trezor Suite, offering a streamlined user interface without requiring external tools or extensions. Cross-Chain Liquidity Fusion pulls liquidity from across the Web3 space, covering both Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks for greater flexibility and reach. Hardware-Level Security All operations are conducted from within the Trezor hardware environment, ensuring users retain full control of their private keys and assets. This integration is now available in the latest version of Trezor Suite and is supported across Trezor Model T, Trezor Safe 3, and Trezor Safe 5. About Trezor Trezor is the original bitcoin hardware wallet company, founded in 2013. It pioneered the development of self-custody for crypto assets, empowering individuals with an open-source device that enables secure and independent storage of cryptocurrencies. Trezor has expanded to offer a range of hardware and software products that enhance user security, from crypto novices to experts. In 2023, the company launched Trezor Academy, an initiative aimed at educating grassroots communities about safe participation in the crypto ecosystem. Trezor is part of SatoshiLabs, a technology holding company focused on bitcoin and crypto innovation. Contact Maryna Iliukhina PR Manager at Trezor maryna.iliukhina@satoshilabs.com +380661278104 @LinkedIn_marynailiukhina

2025-04-24 14:25

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