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The US economic data continues to release positive signals. As of the week ending January 10th, initial unemployment claims dropped to 198,000, indicating that the labor market remains resilient. Federal Reserve officials, including Goolsbee, subsequently stated that a rate cut cycle might begin this year, but the pace of adjustments will depend on upcoming economic data. These signals have generated potential bullish expectations for the crypto market.
On the policy front, the Trump administration announced a temporary halt on new tariffs on key minerals, which is expected to ease supply chain tensions and stabilize costs in related industries. Meanwhile, the CEO of a US bank issued a noteworthy warning: the rapid expansion of interest-bearing stablecoins could pose a threat to traditional banking, involving a deposit market worth up to $6 trillion.
More significantly, the wave of regulation is advancing globally. Belgium’s major bank KBC recently announced that it will allow customers to directly purchase Bitcoin, marking a gradual acceptance of crypto assets by traditional European financial institutions. At the same time, SWIFT’s collaboration with Chainlink has completed a pilot for tokenized asset interoperability, opening new possibilities for connectivity between traditional finance and the blockchain world.
The movement of institutional funds further confirms this trend. JPMorgan predicts that by 2026, the inflow of funds into the global crypto asset sector will exceed $130 billion. BlackRock’s latest actions also speak volumes — over the past two days, they have withdrawn a total of 9,346 Bitcoin (approximately $900 million) and a large amount of Ethereum from Coinbase, demonstrating a strong long-term commitment to digital assets.
It is worth noting that some Meme coins on the BSC chain have also shown market enthusiasm. A mountain-themed Chinese Meme coin briefly surpassed $2 million in market cap, reflecting that community-driven innovation continues to thrive.
Once the rate cut cycle starts, funds will inevitably flow into risk assets. Traditional finance should be panicking now.
Swift collaborates with Chainlink, and traditional finance really can't pretend not to see the crypto space anymore.
Those who claim stablecoins threaten banks, why not reflect on how crappy their own deposit products are?
Meme coins have surpassed $2 million? The community's enthusiasm is indeed intense, but the risks are also real.
Expectations of rate cuts combined with the compliance wave, it feels like this cycle is truly different.
Bank CEOs warning about stablecoin threats? Ha, as if they’re not afraid.
KBC opens direct Bitcoin purchases, Europe is really about to make a move.
Meme coins can even break the $2 million market cap, community power is indeed not to be underestimated.
Gulsby’s statement is the key; just watch the subsequent data performance.
Tariff delays are a good expectation; with supply chains stabilized, institutions dare to bet.
Now we just wait until 2026 to see if JPMorgan’s $130 billion forecast is accurate.
The linkage between SWIFT and Chainlink indicates that traditional finance is indeed bowing down.
Initial jobless claims at 198,000, the resilience of the labor market is quite strong.
The expectation of interest rate cuts has triggered a rally, this wave of market movement is really here
Stablecoins threaten traditional banks with 6 trillion yuan, bank CEOs are getting anxious haha
KBC allows buying Bitcoin, Europe is opening the window too, compliance is really paving the way
Swift partnering with Chainlink, now that’s a big event, linking two worlds
That mountain wild Meme coin has surpassed a market cap of 2 million, community power should not be underestimated
Initial jobless claims are so low, economic resilience is still there, are interest rate cuts coming this year?
It feels like institutions are quietly positioning, retail investors are still hesitating
Big institutions are quietly accumulating coins, while retail investors are still debating whether to buy or not.
Expectations of rate cuts + policy benefits, this time really feels different.
U.S. banks are backing down. What does the threat to stablecoins indicate? Think about it.
KBC buying Bitcoin is quite significant; traditional finance has truly bowed.
JPMorgan mentions 130 billion; I wonder if the real number could be even higher.
Meme coins with a market cap of 2 million? The power of the community really shouldn't be underestimated.
The rate cut cycle is coming; this is like a strong shot of confidence for the crypto world.
Swift integration with Chainlink, interoperability is now achieved. Are we still far from true on-chain finance?
Unemployment data looks so good that the Federal Reserve still has to hold back. We'll see the results in the second half of the year.