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The price of Bitcoin is approaching the $100000 mark, and investor confidence has been dampened by the outflow of $2 billion ETF funds, weak corporate financial reports, and macroeconomic concerns. (Cointelegraph)
[Binance Alpha Launches elizaOS (ELIZAOS)] Binance Alpha announces the official launch of the new token elizaOS (ELIZAOS), further expanding its digital asset trading product line.
[Crypto Lending Volume Reaches $73.6 Billion in Q3 2025, Setting a New Record] In the third quarter of 2025, the global crypto lending volume reached $73.6 billion, setting a historic high and surpassing the previous record of $69.4 billion in Q4 2021. This figure represents nearly a threefold increase compared to early 2024, highlighting a significant recovery in the industry driven by progress in ETF approvals and relaxed policies. However, with Bitcoin's recent price correction of over 20%, concerns are growing in the market about the potential risks of a new wave of crypto lending frenzy.
[Berachain to Launch Fund Recovery Page Early Next Week and Plans Additional Hard Fork] Berachain announced plans to launch a fund recovery claim page early next week to provide fund recovery services for users who suffered losses in the Balancer v2/BEX exploit. Users who deposited through vault contracts (such as nfrared) can directly claim funds using their original deposit addresses. Additionally, Berachain will release a CSV file containing all relevant wallets and their estimated claimable funds. Recovered funds will be fully returned to users, accounting for 96% of the deposit amounts for most liquidity pool users. The remaining 4% of funds are still held in the BEX liquidity pool and are expected to be unlocked next week. Berachain also plans to conduct an additional hard fork later next week to unlock the BEX contract at the virtual machine level and, referencing Balancer's latest announcement, enable recovery mode in the composable stable v6 pool.
[Australian ASIC Chair Warns Capital Markets May Fall Behind for Not Embracing Tokenization Technology] Joe Longo, Chair of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), stated during a speech at the National Press Club that if Australia fails to actively adopt emerging technologies, including tokenization, its capital markets may risk being overtaken by other countries. He pointed out that as global markets accelerate innovation, Australia could become a 'land of missed opportunities' or merely passively accept developments from abroad. Boston Consulting Group (BCG) estimates that over $35.8 billion worth of real-world assets have already been tokenized on-chain, with this figure expected to grow to $16 trillion by 2030; McKinsey offers a more conservative forecast of $2 trillion. Meanwhile, U.S. market regulators have introduced the concept of 24/7 trading, and financial leaders such as BlackRock CEO Larry Fink are advocating for asset tokenization as a solution.
[Ondo Finance Appoints Former McKinsey Executive Ian De Bode as President] Ondo Finance announced that Ian De Bode, former head of McKinsey's digital asset business, has officially taken on the role of company president. Ian De Bode brings extensive strategic management experience in the digital asset sector, and this appointment aims to further drive Ondo Finance's growth and innovation in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space.