The cryptocurrency market began 2025 with a peak market capitalization of $3.76 trillion on January 7. This surge was driven by pro-crypto policies in the U.S., including discussions on a national crypto reserve and stablecoin regulations. However, a market downturn occurred later in January due to concerns about U.S. tech stock overvaluation. According to Binance's February Research, interest is rising in ETFs for cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, with 47 active crypto ETF filings covering 16 asset categories following the departure of former SEC Chair Gary Gensler. Potential approvals of Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin spot ETFs could significantly increase capital inflows. Solana's DeFi growth is notable. Crypto Street reported that in January, Solana-based DEXs recorded over $258 billion in trading volume, exceeding Ethereum's $86 billion by over 200%. This was fueled by memecoin speculation and platforms like Jupiter and Raydium. February will see ongoing U.S. regulatory discussions on stablecoins and tax policies. The U.S. Treasury has also introduced regulations targeting DeFi platforms, classifying some as brokers if they offer trading front-end services. While custodial brokers must comply this year, DeFi platforms have until 2027 to meet the new standards.
Crypto Market Trends in Early 2025: ETF Hopes, Solana's DeFi Surge, and Regulatory Shifts
Відредаговано: Elena Weismann
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