Reserve Rights (RSR) gains 300% as stablecoins gain regulatory approval
Global stablecoin adoption and uncontrolled hyperinflation in Venezuela and Argentina have helped push Reserve Rights to a new all-time high. Non-fungible tokens and high-yielding decentralized finance platforms have been the focus of attention in the cryptocurrency sector for the past few months. This intense focus on NFTs, DeFi and Bitcoin's price action means that some investors have glossed over the fact that it was a series of positive developments in stablecoins that helped kick off the 2021 bull market.One project that has quietly amassed significant gains this year is Reserve....
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The job listing follows comments made by Fed Chair Jerome Powell in recent weeks where he said the central bank needed “better regulatory answers” for global stablecoins.
On-chain data shows stablecoins reserve has hit a new all-time-high (ATH), here’s what it could mean for Bitcoin’s price based on past patterns. Stablecoins All Exchanges Reserve Achieves New ATH As pointed out by a CryptoQuant post, the all exchanges stablecoins reserve has spiked up and reached a new ATH. Past pattern of the indicator might help predict how Bitcoin’s price will move next. The all exchanges stablecoins reserve is a metric that measures the amount of stablecoins present on all centralized exchanges. When the value of this indicator goes up, it means more....
On-chain data shows Bitcoin dry powder has been accumulating on exchanges as stablecoins reserve exceeds $19 billion. Stablecoins Reserve Crosses $19 Billion As pointed out by a CryptoQuant post, exchanges now hold stablecoins worth more than $19 billion. Such a large reserve might mean enough dry powder for Bitcoin to make a big move soon. […]
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