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CEXs are platforms managed by centralized organizations that facilitate the trading of cryptocurrencies, offering high liquidity and user-friendly fiat on-ramps. Leaders like Binance, OKX, and Coinbase serve as the primary gateways for institutional and retail entry. In 2026, the industry focus is on Proof of Reserves (PoR), enhanced regulatory compliance, and hybrid models that offer self-custody options. This tag provides updates on exchange security, listings, and global market trends.

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Best 1000x Potential Presale of 2025 with IPO Genie ($IPO) Positioned as a Strong Contender

Best 1000x Potential Presale of 2025 with IPO Genie ($IPO) Positioned as a Strong Contender

IPO Genie emerges as a top 2025 contender with 1000x potential, real utility, AI deal access and strong crypto staking rewards for early investors.

Author: Blockchainreporter
Cascade Unveils 24/7 Neo-Brokerage Offering Perpetuals on Cryptos, U.S. Stocks

Cascade Unveils 24/7 Neo-Brokerage Offering Perpetuals on Cryptos, U.S. Stocks

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Starlink rallies public support in Namibia for regulatory shift to make way for launch

Starlink rallies public support in Namibia for regulatory shift to make way for launch

SpaceX satellite company Starlink has urged Namibians to participate in the public comments for its license approval and…

Author: Technext
Latest market data shows Dogecoin losing its spot as Remittix earns its place

Latest market data shows Dogecoin losing its spot as Remittix earns its place

The post Latest market data shows Dogecoin losing its spot as Remittix earns its place appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. Crypto markets shift as altcoin momentum fades, boosting interest in utility projects like Remittix and fresh Dogecoin forecasts. Summary Crypto shifts favor utility projects as Remittix gains traction, funding, and user growth while traders revisit Dogecoin outlook. Remittix has raised $28.5m funding, and is expanding wallet access as Dogecoin momentum weakens in the market. CertiK-verified Remittix advances with listings and payment features, drawing investors seeking utility amid changing altcoin trends. The broader crypto market continues to shift as new digital assets gain traction and older favorites show weakening momentum. This trend is becoming more noticeable among altcoins as investors turn to projects offering real utility in payment rails and emerging DeFi infrastructure.  Remittix already attracts interest in this environment, supported by strong private funding and a growing community testing its payment features. Against this backdrop, interest in Dogecoin price prediction updates has increased as traders reassess positions and look for the next big contender. DOGE faces bearish conditions despite key support Dogecoin is currently trading at $0.14262 following a significant drop of about 0.58% in the last 24 hours, with a market cap of about $23.09b, while trading volume has dropped 3.95% to $1.12b. New analysis from the CMC community post on DOGE highlights persistent bearish pressure even as indicators attempt to build short-term strength.  According to the technical snapshot, the 0.128–0.132 support zone remains the most important area for buyers. MACD and stochastic show early upward signals, yet overall market sentiment points toward caution. The post explains that resistance sits near 0.15590, with a bearish downside target around 0.12010 if DOGE fails to maintain structure. Traders watching Dogecoin price prediction models continue to monitor for a confirmed reversal…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Dogecoin price prediction: Latest market data shows Dogecoin losing its spot while Remittix earns its place

Dogecoin price prediction: Latest market data shows Dogecoin losing its spot while Remittix earns its place

Crypto markets shift as altcoin momentum fades, boosting interest in utility projects like Remittix and fresh Dogecoin forecasts. The broader crypto market continues to shift as new digital assets gain traction and older favorites show weakening momentum. This trend is…

Author: Crypto.news
Dogecoin price prediction: Latest market data shows Dogecoin losing its spot as Remittix earns its place

Dogecoin price prediction: Latest market data shows Dogecoin losing its spot as Remittix earns its place

Crypto markets shift as altcoin momentum fades, boosting interest in utility projects like Remittix and fresh Dogecoin forecasts. The broader crypto market continues to shift as new digital assets gain traction and older favorites show weakening momentum. This trend is…

Author: Crypto.news
The Rise of a GameFi 4.0 Giant

The Rise of a GameFi 4.0 Giant

The post The Rise of a GameFi 4.0 Giant appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Since the TGE on December 1st, Runesoul (RST) has completed a leap from a new token listing to a market capitalization of $16 billion in just over a week. This achievement not only consolidates its position as the leader of the GameFi sector in late 2025 but also triggers infinite imagination in the capital market regarding its subsequent growth space. As of press time, RST is navigating the critical phase surrounding the December 5th Gold Farming Trial Run and the December 10th Global Public Launch. The market generally believes that with the full rollout of the public launch, RST is poised for a “secondary value explosion.” This article will combine the latest market intelligence and on-chain data to deeply analyze the potential market cap breakthrough and liquidity expansion that RST may usher in shortly. I. Macro Valuation: Is $16 Billion Just the Starting Line? For most crypto projects, $16 billion might be the “ceiling” of market capitalization, but for RST, this is widely regarded as the “starting line” for moving towards top-tier assets. 1. Valuation Reshaping: Launching a Charge at Top 20 Crypto Assets The current market cap volume of RST has qualified it to challenge the global cryptocurrency market cap ranking Top 20. Analysts point out that considering Runesoul‘s massive 150,000+ on-chain holding users and Web2-level AAA game quality, RST is still in the early stage of “value discovery.” As the chip structure advantage brought by “No Private Sale” continues to ferment, the market widely expects RST’s market cap to achieve a greater breakthrough in the short term, possibly even challenging the $20 billion – $30 billion range. 2. The “Safe Haven” Effect for Institutional Funds In a volatile market environment, funds tend to concentrate on head assets with high liquidity and strong consensus. RST’s high market cap and…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Rocket Lab (RKLB) Stock: SpaceX Valuation Sparks Rally as Neutron Testing Advances

Rocket Lab (RKLB) Stock: SpaceX Valuation Sparks Rally as Neutron Testing Advances

TLDR Rocket Lab (RKLB) stock climbed 5% Monday as SpaceX’s $800 billion valuation sparked interest across the satellite sector The company’s Neutron rocket fairing passed qualification tests and is moving to Virginia for a 2026 launch RKLB has doubled in value this year, with the stock hitting $51.55 and market cap reaching $27.5 billion Analysts [...] The post Rocket Lab (RKLB) Stock: SpaceX Valuation Sparks Rally as Neutron Testing Advances appeared first on Blockonomi.

Author: Blockonomi
Tether's "own son" messed up the start. Can Stable pull off a comeback?

Tether's "own son" messed up the start. Can Stable pull off a comeback?

Author: Jae, PANews Another stablecoin bearing the title of "Tether's own child" has been officially launched, but the market doesn't seem to be buying it. On the evening of December 8th, Stable, the highly anticipated public blockchain dedicated to stablecoins, officially launched its mainnet and released the STABLE token. As a Layer 1 blockchain deeply incubated by the core teams of Bitfinex and Tether, Stable's "Tether's own child" narrative has attracted widespread market attention since its launch. However, against the backdrop of tightening market liquidity, Stable did not have a strong start like its competitor Plasma. Not only did its price remain low, but it also faced a crisis of confidence due to allegations of insider trading. Is Stable's story a case of starting strong but then faltering, or will it continue its downward trend? STABLE has fallen 60% from its peak and is mired in a trust crisis stemming from insider trading. Prior to Stable's launch, market sentiment was quite optimistic. The project's two pre-deposits totaled over $1.3 billion, with approximately 25,000 participating addresses. The average deposit per address was about $52,000, demonstrating strong user interest. This was particularly noteworthy during a period of low market sentiment, indicating high confidence in the "Tether ecosystem" and raising expectations that Stable's launch would mirror Plasma's success. Data from the prediction market Polymarket shows that the market once estimated that there was an 85% probability that the FDV (Fully Diluted Market Value) of the STABLE token would exceed $2 billion. However, the law of "extreme heat will surely kill" has proven true once again. STABLE token's performance on its first day on TGE was disappointing. The STABLE token opened at approximately $0.036, reaching a high of nearly $0.046 before plummeting by over 60%, hitting a low of $0.015. As of 9 PM on December 9th, the STABLE token's FDV had shrunk to $1.7 billion, indicating a lack of liquidity and a lack of buyers in the market. It's worth noting that leading CEXs (centralized exchanges) such as Binance, Coinbase, and Upbit have not yet listed the STABLE token in their spot markets. Their absence limits STABLE's access to a larger retail investor base, further restricting its liquidity. The sharp drop in the price of the STABLE token has also sparked heated discussions in the community. DeFi researcher @cmdefi stated: "Expectations for Stable are relatively low. There were various amateurish practices during the early stages of the project's launch, and the serious attitude was worrying." Crypto KOL @cryptocishanjia points out that communities are more willing to pay for new narratives. Once the market has produced a Plasma leader, the consensus among communities regarding a Stable leader will be greatly enhanced, leading to reduced profit margins. Former VC practitioner @Michael_Liu93 bluntly stated: Stable's pre-market valuation of 3 billion and FDV are artificially inflated, making it a suitable target for long-term short selling. Tight control of the shares (no airdrops, no pre-sales, no KOL rounds) does not equate to a pump and dump, but precisely because it has not been listed on top CEXs, it may usher in a reversal. In addition, many users also mentioned the controversy surrounding the pre-deposit period before the Stable mainnet launch. During the first round of pre-deposit activities, some whale wallets deposited hundreds of millions of US dollars in USDT before the official opening time, raising strong questions from the community about fairness and insider trading. The project team did not directly respond and instead launched the second round of pre-deposit. This incident constitutes a paradox of the Stable narrative, whose value proposition is to provide transparent, reliable, and compliant infrastructure. The presence of suspected insider trading at the project's inception creates a trust deficit that will hinder active community participation and negatively impact its long-term narrative. USDT's Gas Fee Optimization for Payment Experience Reveals Hidden Concerns in its Token Economic Model Stable's architecture is designed to maximize transaction efficiency and user-friendliness. Stable is the first L1 blockchain to use USDT as its native gas fee, providing a near-gasless user experience. The significance of this design lies in minimizing user friction. Users can pay transaction fees using the medium of exchange itself (USDT) without managing or holding highly volatile governance tokens. This feature enables sub-second settlement and minimizes fees, making it particularly suitable for everyday trading and institutional payment scenarios with stringent requirements for price stability and predictability. Stable employs the StableBFT consensus mechanism, a DPoS (Delegated Proof-of-Stake) model customized based on CometBFT (formerly Tendermint) and fully compatible with the EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine). StableBFT guarantees transaction finality through Byzantine fault tolerance, meaning that once a transaction is confirmed, it is irreversible, which is crucial for payment and settlement scenarios. Furthermore, StableBFT supports parallel proposal processing by nodes, ensuring the network can achieve both high throughput and low latency, thus meeting the stringent requirements of payment networks. Stable secured strong capital backing from its inception. The project raised $28 million in its seed round, led by Bitfinex and Hack VC. The presence of Tether/Bitfinex CEO Paolo Ardoino as an advisor has fueled speculation about a close strategic partnership between Stable and Tether, the leading stablecoin issuer. Stable CEO Brian Mehler previously served as VP of Venture Capital at Block.one, the company that developed EOS, where he managed a $1 billion crypto fund and invested in industry giants such as Galaxy Digital and Securitize. The CTO is Sam Kazemian, founder of the hybrid algorithmic stablecoin project Frax, who has been deeply involved in the DeFi field for many years and has provided advice on the US stablecoin bill. However, Stable's initial CEO was Joshua Harding, the former head of investment at Block.one, and the project changed its leadership without any announcement or explanation, casting a shadow over Stable's transparency. Stable's token economic model employs a strategy that separates network utility from governance value. The sole purpose of the STABLE token is governance and staking. It is not used to pay any transaction fees on the network, and all transactions are settled in USDT. Token holders can stake STABLE to become validators and maintain network security. They can also participate in key decisions such as network upgrades, fee adjustments, or the introduction of new stablecoins through community voting. However, the inability to share in network profits limits the token's potential; before the ecosystem takes shape, the token lacks significant empowerment. It's worth noting that 50% of the total token supply (100 billion) will be allocated to the team, investors, and advisors. While these tokens are subject to a one-year lock-up period (Cliff) before being released linearly, this significant allocation will have a potential long-term impact on the token price. Competition in the stablecoin public blockchain sector is fierce; execution will be the deciding factor. Stable faces extremely fierce market competition. In the current multi-chain landscape, Polygon and Tron have a large retail user base for low-cost remittances in Southeast Asia, South America, the Middle East and Africa, while Solana has also secured a place in the payment field thanks to its high throughput performance advantage. More importantly, Stable also faces emerging vertical L1 competitors also focused on stablecoin payments. For example, Circle's Arc focuses on becoming the infrastructure for institutional-grade on-chain treasuries, global settlement, and tokenized assets. Additionally, Tempo, backed by Stripe and Paradigm, is also positioned as a payment-focused public chain and is a strong competitor targeting the same vertical market. In the payment and settlement field, network effects will be a key winning factor. Stable's success will depend on its ability to quickly leverage the USDT ecosystem, attract developers and institutional users, and establish a first-mover advantage in large-scale settlements. If its execution and market penetration are insufficient, it may be overtaken by similar L1 platforms with stronger integration capabilities or deeper compliance backgrounds. According to its roadmap, the most crucial timeframe is enterprise integration and developer ecosystem building from Q4 2025 to Q2 2026. Successfully achieving these goals will be key to validating Stable's value proposition and the feasibility of its vertically integrated L1 architecture. However, with only about six months between mainnet launch and pilot deployment, Stable must quickly overcome multiple challenges, including technical optimization, institutional integration, and ecosystem development. Any missteps in execution could further erode market confidence in its long-term potential. The launch of Stable's mainnet marks a new phase in the competition for stablecoins, moving towards infrastructure development. Whether it can achieve its goal of reshaping payment networks will ultimately depend on execution rather than narrative.

Author: PANews
RST Hits $16B Market Cap: The Rise of a GameFi 4.0 Giant

RST Hits $16B Market Cap: The Rise of a GameFi 4.0 Giant

Since the TGE on December 1st, Runesoul (RST) has completed a leap from a new token listing to a market capitalization of $16 billion in just over a week. This achievement not only consolidates its position as the leader of the GameFi sector in late 2025 but also triggers infinite

Author: Thenewscrypto