Hardik Katariya, the crypto cowboy of The Crypto Times, sat down with Marcin Kaźmierczak, the Co-Founder and CEO of RedStone Oracles. Together, they unraveled the tale of how RedStone became the trusted sentinel for institutional heavyweights like BlackRock and Apollo, securing over $8 billion in assets with the diligence of a farmer tending his crops.
While there are signs of shifting sentiment and a broad market resurgence, data from SosoValue shows XRP ETFs recorded zero daily net inflows during their last trading session on Feb. 11. It’s the kind of statistic that reads like a shrug from the economy.
Now, just to keep the excitement brewing, Binance proudly reported that this dramatic transition was wrapped up in a mere 30 days. That’s faster than my last attempt at assembling IKEA furniture, and far less traumatic! The SAFU fund now boasts a whopping 15,000 BTC, valued at an eye-watering $1,005,000,000 at the time of writing (I mean, who doesn’t love a good round number, especially when it’s calculated at a BTC price of $67,000?).
BTC is perched near 68,000, attempting to plant a solid floor after a correction that arrived wearing a fedora and a ledger, courtesy of shifting macroeconomic expectations.
And just to prove he’s not pulling this out of thin air, he even cited a juicy article from the Financial Times, because who doesn’t love a little extra drama with their doom-and-gloom?
Ondo Global Markets announces that Chainlink data feeds for Ondo tokenized assets-including SPYon, QQQon and TSLAon-are live in production, securing DeFi integrations such as Euler and allowing users to borrow stablecoins against tokenized stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs); feeds reflect corporate actions and institutional‑grade pricing needed for onchain risk management.
The transaction, a masterpiece of modern finance, involved the tokenization of a bill of exchange via Citi’s internal digital asset platform. Issuance, transfer, and settlement-all performed on the Solana network. No mere simulation, this was a live performance, a symphony of ones and zeros, conducted with the precision of a Swiss watchmaker and the audacity of a circus acrobat.
Binance now endures a renewed examination, attended by a chorus of shocks, withdrawal rumours, and shifting statements. The sequence began with a cascade of liquidations, then drifted into withdrawal concerns and, finally, a cascade of payouts. The public, for its part, has hardly ceased to remark upon each movement as if it were a plot twist in a rather damp melodrama.
In a recent discourse upon the Talking Tokens, Mr. Horsley declares that two-thirds of all financial institutions will enter crypto in the near term, based upon his conversations with the most eminent bank gentlemen.
Market data, gleaned from the oracles of our age-the major price aggregators-reveal XRP’s market capitalization to be a formidable $85 billion, yet this figure is but a fleeting snapshot in a landscape of persistent volatility. Amid this turmoil, some analysts, ever the optimists, discern patterns in the chaos. They speak of technical formations and whispers of policy shifts that could, in due course, herald a movement of great magnitude.