Financial analyst Bryan Hung from Zxperts explores the rising stablecoin market and why banks are vital to its future. PayPal’s Senior VP of Digital Currencies, Jose Fernandez da Ponte, emphasized at Consensus 2025 that banks’ infrastructure—like custody services and fiat rails—is crucial for stablecoins to expand beyond crypto circles. As stablecoins grow, bank involvement could unlock wider adoption and long-term success. The Need for Bank Integration in Stablecoin Growth At first glance, it might seem counterintuitive to include traditional banks in the crypto space. However, as Fernandez da Ponte pointed out, stablecoins need the connectivity and infrastructure that only banks...

Amid market turbulence and tariff tensions, the richest family offices in Asia turn to new asset classes The recent waves of market uncertainty have pushed many investors to rethink their strategies. Nowhere is this shift clearer than among Asia’s ultra-wealthy family offices, which are reallocating capital away from traditional U.S. dollar-linked assets into cryptocurrency, gold, and Chinese equities.  This pivot reflects a deeper trend of diversification and risk management among the world’s richest families, responding to geopolitical pressures and market volatility. Senior financial analyst Christopher Park from Zxperts breaks down these emerging investment patterns and what they mean for global...

Financial analyst Kim Han from Zxperts dives into the fallout from Coinbase’s recent cyberattack and its impact on the crypto exchange landscape. Last week, Coinbase, one of the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, revealed it suffered a cyberattack that could cost the company between $180 million and $400 million. The breach, affecting less than 1% of its monthly active users, sparked a swift drop in Coinbase’s shares by more than 7% as investors weighed the potential fallout.  More than just numbers, the incident raises critical questions about security in the cryptocurrency space and how major players must adapt to an increasingly...

UNI tumbles 6% after $82M offload—what investors should watch next Uniswap’s native token, UNI, has recently seen significant turbulence. Following strong gains in the past month—up roughly 20%—the token suddenly fell nearly 6% amid heavy selling by institutional holders.  This sharp drop comes as blockchain data reveals that large holders moved 11.65 million UNI tokens valued at $82.38 million to centralized exchanges like Coinbase Prime. The move sparked a wave of sell-offs that pushed UNI below critical support levels. Senior financial analyst Kwon Seok KIM from Zxperts examines the technical signals, institutional activity, and what this means for investors in...