This week, a technical dispute erupted in the XRP community over Xaman Wallet's fees and nested multisignature issues on the XRP Ledger. Ripple's CTO Emeritus, David Schwartz, responded to criticisms regarding high service fees and the complexity of nested multisigs, emphasizing his separation from third-party wallet operations.

BitMine CEO Tom Lee believes the crypto market may be nearing a bottom, citing investor "rage quitting" as a typical indicator of recovery. Despite facing $7 billion in unrealized Ethereum losses, BitMine is increasing its holdings, betting on Ethereum's long-term potential based on past market recoveries.

The article discusses the trend of venture capital shifting to the AI sector by 2025, while also emphasizing the future importance of cryptocurrencies. The author believes that despite the rapid rise of AI, cryptocurrencies remain an inevitable driving force in global finance, especially in terms of cost-effectiveness and convenience, with blockchain technology having clear advantages. He calls for continued efforts in blockchain development, pointing out that the potential opportunities in this field are greater than ever before.

On the eve of the 2025 year-end, one of the most watched assets this year: gold and silver, finally experienced a wave of intense volatility after reaching record highs. On December 29th during the Asian session, spot silver in the early trading hours continued last week's rally, rising to approximately $83 per ounce, once again hitting a historic high. Shortly after, around 8 a.m. Taipei time, it sharply reversed downward, with a daily fluctuation of over 10 percentage points. Spot gold, meanwhile, retreated from the high around $4,500, dropping below the $4,480 mark. By the time of this report, gold rebounded to $4,511, and silver recovered to $79.9. Silver hits new high, then plunges 10% in Asian morning trading After several consecutive trading days of soaring, spot silver surged by up to 10% today, reaching $83.75 per ounce, then plummeted sharply, turning from gains to losses of about 6% in a short period, with a low test of $75.

While meme coins were all the rage at the start of 2025, the party didn’t last, and the sector has since watched more than $86 billion evaporate since then. In the past 24 hours alone, the laughable coin category slid another 2.7%, and over the week, eight of the top ten meme coins logged decent

Recently, the @HyperliquidX HIP3 protocol has become extremely popular. Stock perps, gold perps, and even Pokémon cards and CS skins can now be traded, making Hyperliquid all the rage for a while. However, many people have overlooked that @arbitrum_cn’s liquidity has also seen a huge surge recently. That's right, the more popular Hyperliquid becomes

Author: Biteye Core Contributor Viee The full text is about 5000 words, with an estimated reading time of 13 minutes. Over the course of five years, we have witnessed stablecoins decoupling in various scenarios. From algorithm to high-leverage design, and then to the chain reaction of bank failures in the real world, stablecoins are undergoing repeated trust rebuilding. In this article, we attempt to link several landmark stablecoin de-pegging events in the cryptocurrency industry between 2021 and 2025, analyze the underlying causes and impacts, and explore the lessons these crises leave us. The First Avalanche: The Collapse of Algorithmic Stablecoins If there is one collapse that first shook the narrative of "algorithmic stablecoins," it should be the IRON Finance of the summer of 2021. At that time, the IRON/TITAN model on Polygon was all the rage online. I

Written by: Biteye Core Contributor Viee Editor: Biteye core contributor Denise In five years, we have witnessed stablecoins decouple in multiple scenarios. From algorithm to high leverage design, and then to the chain reaction of bank failures in the real world, stablecoins are undergoing repeated trust rebuilding. In this article, we attempt to connect several iconic stablecoin de-pegging events in the cryptocurrency industry between 2021 and 2025, analyze the reasons and impacts behind them, and discuss the lessons these crises leave us. The First Avalanche: The Collapse of Algorithmic Stablecoins If there is a collapse that first shook the narrative of "algorithmic stablecoins," it should be IRON Finance in the summer of 2021. At that time, the IRON/TITAN model on Polygon was all the rage online. IRON

In the past five years, we have witnessed stablecoins becoming unpegged in multiple scenarios. From algorithm to high-leverage design, and then to the chain reaction of bank failures in the real world, stablecoins are undergoing a continuous process of trust rebuilding. In this article, we attempt to connect several landmark stablecoin de-pegging events in the crypto industry between 2021 and 2025, analyze the reasons and impacts behind them, and discuss the lessons these crises leave us. The First Avalanche: The Collapse of Algorithmic Stablecoins If there is a collapse that first shook the narrative of "algorithmic stablecoins", it should be the IRON Finance incident in the summer of 2021. At that time, the IRON/TITAN model on Polygon was all the rage online. IRON is a partially collateralized stablecoin: part of it is backed by USDC, and part relies on the governance coin TITAN through algorithms.

Ripple (XRP) is the latest market rage, and this obsession seems to be growing with time, with the XRP ETF momentum gaining speed again. The market is currently buzzing with the latest speculations, with leading analysts around the world predicting how high XRP can truly surge if XRP ETFs are