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Stablecoin inflows to Binance surged sharply this week, signaling a potential bullish breakout across the crypto market.  In a May 8 post on X, CryptoQuant contributor Darkfost reported that Binance stablecoin inflows have been steadily increasing over the last three days. Nearly $1 billion worth of stablecoins were deposited into Binance on May 6 alone, the biggest inflow since April. This increase suggests that investors are getting ready to re-enter the market. Stablecoins are often sent to exchanges when traders are preparing to buy crypto. After weeks of sideways price action, this week’s activity points to growing confidence. Binance’s stablecoin reserves have grown steadily since November 2024, making it the largest of all centralized exchanges. Stablecoin inflows to Binance have increased significantly over the past three days, with May 6th standing out as the largest single-day inflow since April approaching $1 Billion in total.💡– Stablecoin inflows typically reflect investor readiness to enter the market, as… pic.twitter.com/dq0Zl914n2— Darkfost (@Darkfost_Coc) May 7, 2025 In addition to the exchange inflows, stablecoin supply has grown rapidly. In May, the total stablecoin supply has hit a record high of $242.2 billion, up 3.5% in the past month, as per DeFiLlama data. You might also like:Stripe stablecoin accounts go live in over 100 countries With a $4.5 billion supply addition in the last 30 days, Tether (USDT) led the expansion. Stablecoin activity also grew on BNB Chain (BNB), where World Liberty Financial’s USD1’s market cap crossed $2.1 billion after a supply jump. Historically, this kind of growth has preceded market rallies. During the 2020–2021 bull market, the stablecoin supply expanded by over $120 billion as traders poured in liquidity, helping push Bitcoin (BTC) from under $10,000 to over $60,000.  That pattern may be repeating. Bitcoin broke above $99,000 on May 8, following a sharp rise in stablecoin inflows. The total crypto market cap now stands at $3 trillion and may rise higher as investors continue to deploy stablecoins. Still, some concerns remain. In a May 5 article, Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan warned that delays in passing stablecoin legislation, such as the GENIUS Act, could slow progress. Hougan argued that legislation is needed to lock in recent gains and allow large institutions to fully enter the space. Without it, political shifts could reverse progress. He remains hopeful that a stablecoin bill will eventually pass and believes the market has the potential to hit new all-time highs this year. Read more:World Liberty Financial opens vote to airdrop USD1 stablecoin to WLFI holders

In a push towards overhauling global trade systems, the IOTA Foundation and five prominent international organizations have launched the TWIN Foundation, an initiative aimed at making global trade more sustainable, transparent, and inclusive through decentralized infrastructure. Formed in partnership with the World Economic Forum, the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, TradeMark Africa, the Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation, and the Chartered Institute of Export & International Trade, the TWIN Foundation will govern the Trade Worldwide Information Network (TWIN), an open-source infrastructure built on IOTA’s (IOTA) distributed ledger technology. The announcement was made on May 8 at the AfCFTA Digital Trade Forum in Lusaka, Zambia. This marks a contrast to the recent rise in protectionist trade policies, such as U.S. tariffs and economic warfare under U.S. President Donald Trump. TWIN aims to connect global supply chains, rather than fragment them. “We are betting on a future where IOTA is the decentralized, neutral, open, and immutable digital infrastructure that connects countries and people around the world,” Dominik Schiener, Co-Founder and Chairman of the IOTA Foundation, told crypto.news in an interview. TWIN addresses long-standing inefficiencies in international trade, offering governments smarter border management and the private sector access to new efficiencies and digital services. The platform enables real-time, verifiable data exchange across borders and sectors, leveraging tools like decentralized identifiers, digital product passports, and self-sovereign identity frameworks. Real-world deployments TWIN is already powering real-world deployments worldwide. Examples include: 1) the United Kingdom’s Cabinet Office pilot for poultry imports from the European Union, 2) a blockchain-enabled monitoring hub known as the Virtual Watch Tower, and 3) fresh produce tracking between Kenya and the Netherlands via the RESULD project. These implementations showcase how digital transparency can reduce disruptions, ensure product quality, and align with ESG standards. TWIN is not just a technology stack but a governance-first infrastructure. The Foundation will be responsible for setting standards, ecosystem growth, and long-term sustainability. At its core is an open source, neutral, and financial self-sufficient entity. You might also like:Swirl brings liquid staking to IOTA, boosting liquidity for its DeFi “Our agenda is very simple: We want to make it easier and cheaper for countries to trade with each other,” IOTA co-founder Dominik Schiener also said. “We are not part of any political agenda, but we are driving forward an economic solution.” As the project moves into public rollout, IOTA and its partners see TWIN not just as an upgrade to outdated systems—but as a blueprint for the future of international trade. Upcoming expansions and a technical deep dive into the infrastructure are expected later this month.  “Just this week, we have upgraded IOTA to the Rebased protocol,” Schiener added. “Exactly because of this network upgrade, we and our partners are confident that IOTA will be the solution on which trade will be digitized and soon billions of assets tokenized.” Below is the entire Q&A with Dominik Schiener, Co-Founder of IOTA and Chairman of the IOTA Foundation. crypto.news: The initiative is being promoted as a counterbalance to recent nationalist trade policies. Why has the IOTA Foundation aligned itself with such a politically hot-topic mission? Can you ensure your involvement remains about providing neutral blockchain infrastructure rather than pushing a specific global policy agenda? Dominik Schiener: The entire reason why Blockchain was created was to remove borders and barriers to create a frictionless system without intermediaries. We are betting on a future where IOTA is the decentralized, neutral, open, and immutable digital infrastructure that connects countries and people around the world.  Our agenda is very simple: We want to make it easier and cheaper for countries to trade with each other. We are not part of any political agenda, but we are driving forward an economic solution. Every country wants to trade more, as it leads to prosperity and global access.  There is a trillion-dollar funding gap in trade finance, and billions of dollars are wasted every year in fraud and inefficiency in a system that is still largely paper-based. TWIN is built to solve these problems.  CN: TWIN is built on IOTA’s distributed ledger, yet it includes heavyweight institutions like the WEF and government-linked organizations. What mechanisms are in place to prevent any one entity from exerting outsized control over the network or the data flowing through it? DS: TWIN is built and operated by a Swiss non-profit, the TWIN Foundation. The TWIN Foundation has a governance board with several globally renowned organizations (including the IOTA Foundation), which make decisions on how the infrastructure evolves and grows. The mandate of the TWIN Foundation is strictly focused on the open-source development of the solution and its global expansion for the betterment of the global economy. The objective of the Foundation is not to make money from the infrastructure itself, but to ensure its continued expansion by connecting more and more countries. Kenya was just the start, and we aim to bring at least dozens of countries on board over the coming years. CN: Some in the crypto community might view IOTA’s partnership with the WEF and the Tony Blair Institute as aligning with a “globalist” establishment. Does working with these prominent institutions compromise IOTA’s independence or the open ethos of blockchain tech? DS: IOTA is and always remains independent and impartial. It is a decentralized network and not controlled by anyone. Our objective since the founding of IOTA has been to work with governments, NGOs, and enterprises to onboard them to the power of permissionless Blockchain networks. We see it as our mission to bring the real world to Web3, and these partnerships with WEF and the Tony Blair Institute are part of realizing this goal. This, in our view, is the way in which we achieve mainstream adoption and bring new users, use cases and assets onchain.  CN: TWIN plans to tokenize trade documents as NFTs and secure them with digital identity verification. Who will govern this new digital identity system, and how can you guarantee that these features enhance data sovereignty rather than create new points of centralized control or surveillance? For instance, what prevents a powerful coalition member from unilaterally accessing or exploiting sensitive trade data under the guise of “inclusive” commerce or security needs? DS: The system itself is fully open-source and standardized, and operates as a smart contract infrastructure on IOTA. Meaning that anyone can utilize and participate in TWIN without asking for permission. This means that there is no need for anyone to “govern” the system itself, but rather just make it seamless to use through integrations into port and customs clearing systems to make these tokenized trade documents accessible and accepted.  All data on TWIN is fully encrypted and owned by the traders themselves. Meaning we are fully GDPR-compliant and self-sovereign. Only if the trader provides consent can data be shared with third parties (e.g., port authorities, customs declarations, or banks for trade finance).  We leverage the full power of open, permissionless Blockchains, self-sovereign identities and verifiable credentials to build an open, decentralized and secure environment for traders to securely share data across borders. CN: IOTA’s technology has faced questions about decentralization in the past (for example, its earlier reliance on a Coordinator node for network security). Now that critical trade infrastructure may rely on your ledger, how are you addressing any lingering centralization or security concerns in the IOTA network itself? If the system still requires any form of special oversight or could be halted in an emergency, doesn’t that undermine trust in this supposedly decentralized trade platform? DS: Just this week, we have upgraded IOTA to the Rebased protocol. This makes IOTA a fully decentralized and production-ready network supporting the MoveVM for programmability on the L1 secured by a decentralized validator set of 150+ validators. Exactly because of this network upgrade, we and our partners are confident that IOTA will be the solution on which trade will be digitized and soon billions of assets tokenized.

披露：本文不代表投资建议。本页内容和材料仅供教育之用。 以太坊的下跌推迟了山寨币季节，但 Mutuum Finance 正凭借巨大的回报潜力获得发展动力。 继以太坊价格最近跌破 3000 美元后，投资者开始担心这是否意味着 2025 年山寨币季将推迟。ETH 通常会拉开山寨币季的序幕，但其波动的价格走势让交易员感到紧张。与此同时，在 ETH 苦苦挣扎的同时，另一种代币已经准备好在 2025 年大举上涨。 目前正处于预售阶段的 Mutuum Finance 势头强劲，已筹集到 70,000 多美元。预售以 0.01 美元的价格吸引了 200 多名早期投资者。专家预测，MUTM 在推出后可能会飙升至 1 美元，为今天购买的投资者带来 10000% 的回报。 你可能还喜欢：以太坊的“Pectra”升级将用于 Holesky 和 Sepolia 测试网 Mutuum Finance：赋能去中心化数字资产借贷 Mutuum Finance 通过其去中心化的借贷服务市场改善了数字资产用户互动。该平台取消了标准中介机构，同时为用户提供直线渠道，以进行超额抵押贷款。Mutuum Finance 建立了一个可访问的借贷平台，通过其汇集流动性系统、可调整利率和安全的安全协议让用户掌控一切。 Mutuum Finance 正在推出其 MUTM 代币，通过第一阶段预售以 0.01 美元的起价进行购买。预售已经筹集了超过 71,450 美元，有超过 200 名持有者加入。该团队预计市场表现乐观，因为他们即将发布的测试版将推动 MUTM 代币需求。围绕该项目交易所上市的预期是吸引更多投资者的一个因素，进一步提升购买压力并提高代币的价值。 除了预售之外，交易所上市预计将为 MUTM 带来更多曝光度。随着更多买家进入市场，需求增加可能会推高代币价格。由于预售提供了如此低的切入点，MUTM 已成为那些希望在平台正式启动之前进行早期投资的人的一个诱人机会。 Mutuum Finance 的独特功能之一是其开发了超额抵押的稳定币。用户可以通过将资产锁定在平台的借贷协议中来创建这种稳定币。每种稳定币都有链上抵押品支持，确保其价值与美元紧密一致。 当借款人偿还贷款或头寸被清算时，稳定币会被销毁，从而帮助维持反映实际需求的平衡供应。与传统贷款不同，这种稳定币模型不依赖于存款池；相反，贷款产生的所有利息都直接流入协议的金库。这种方法确保了透明度和安全性，同时保持了超额抵押结构。 Mutuum Finance 采用点对点 (P2C) 技术，通过共享资源管理优化资本效率。此外，Mutuum Finance 中的点对点技术通过将 meme 币与核心功能分离来建立稳定的运营，因为它们可能威胁平台的稳定性。平台上的用户可以选择可调或固定的借贷成本，为保持不同风险承受能力的投资者创造机会。 送 为了进一步吸引不断壮大的社区，Mutuum Finance 正在举办一场价值 100,000 美元的抽奖活动，10 位幸运获奖者将获得价值 10,000 美元的 MUTM 代币。这项计划旨在激励早期支持者、提高知名度并加强社区参与。通过鼓励用户尽早参与，该项目为未来的成功和发展奠定了坚实的基础。 虽然山寨币季节可能会推迟到三月，但 Mutuum Finance 已经显示出令人印象深刻的势头，这对早期投资者来说是一个激动人心的机会。凭借其 0.01 美元的低预售价格、巨额回报潜力以及超额抵押稳定币和存款代币系统等独特功能，Mutuum Finance 有望实现强劲增长。 随着该项目不断受到关注，即将发布测试版并即将在交易所上市，对 MUTM 代币的需求将会增加。现在可能是参与并在平台正式启动之前确保您的地位的时候了。 欲了解更多信息，请访问 Mutuum Finance 网站和社交媒体。 阅读更多：以太坊预计 2 月份将达到 3,500 美元；新山寨币将激增 披露：本内容由第三方提供。crypto.news 不认可本页提及的任何产品。用户在采取与该公司相关的任何行动之前，必须自行进行研究。

Bitget 是一家全球领先的加密货币交易所，已获得保加利亚国家税务局授予的虚拟资产服务提供商 (VASP) 许可证。 获得批准后，Bitget 被授权向其保加利亚客户提供一系列加密货币服务。凭借该许可证，该交易所现在可以提供交易、安全转账、托管和加密货币资产交换等服务。Bitget 的保加利亚客户也将能够参与该平台上的公开代币发行。 该许可证为 Bitget 在数字资产市场扩张提供了更大的机会。Bitget 正在努力获得欧盟加密资产市场许可证，这将有助于其巩固其在欧洲市场的地位，而获得 VASP 许可证是朝着正确方向迈出的良好一步。 Bitget 首席法律官 Hon Ng 表示： “随着欧盟继续在 MiCA 等监管框架方面发挥领导作用，我们看到该地区在保持合规性的同时，具有强大的可持续增长和创新潜力。保加利亚是我们在欧洲扩张的战略门户，为加密货币友好型生态系统提供了加速加密货币采用的机会。” 你可能还喜欢：币安修改代币信息以提高透明度 Ng 还指出，Bitget 打算在 2025 年继续在全球范围内扩张，同时密切关注其进入的每个新市场的监管合规情况。据 Ng 称，该公司始终高度重视遵守监管规范，以维护市场诚信并建立用户信任。 继 Bitget 在萨尔瓦多、英国和越南等其他国家获得牌照之后，又取得了这一新的里程碑。由于 Bitget 努力保护用户并遵守法规，它曾被《福布斯》评为全球最可靠的交易所之一。 阅读更多：在多个 CEX 上市后，IP 加密货币飙升超过 80%，什么是 IP？

Web3 can give more power to online creators, enabling them to experiment without the fear of deplatforming, says new Lukso COO. Creators have long been on the mercy of centalized online platforms, like Google, Meta and Spotify. These platforms can change the rules however they see fit, impacting a creator’s reach, and earnings. Lukso (LYX) is one of the companies that hopes to use Web3 to give more power to creators. The company has recently announced appointing Jan-Oliver Sell as the new Chief Operating Officer. Sell, the former Managing Director at Coinbase Germany, shared his insights on the potentials of Web3 for creators with crypto.news. crypto.news: AI has enabled many more people to become creators. However, there are many creators who are concerned with the rise of AI and what it means for them. How does AI fit in Lukso’s vision of empowering creators?Jan-Oliver Sell: AI is reshaping creativity, but it also raises questions about authorship, attribution, and accountability. The focus with LUKSO is on giving AI systems a verifiable presence on-chain—through Universal Profiles. A Universal Profile isn’t just for humans; it can also serve as a digital identity for AI agents. This allows AI to act on-chain transparently—sign transactions, publish content, hold assets, and interact with other profiles—all under a persistent, verifiable identity. The Universal Profile can link to off-chain training data sources, reference models it was trained on, and log actions for accountability. You might also like:Building the next-gen creator economy with AI agents | Opinion Importantly, Universal Profiles are programmable and modular. Multiple people—such as developers, curators, or safety auditors—can be granted permission to manage the AI’s profile through LUKSO’s LSP6 key manager standard. This enables safe, collaborative oversight of AI agents. The profile can even build a following, earn a reputation, and evolve socially—just like a human creator. CN: How does Lukso tackle intellectual property rights, and how does that fit into the existing IP laws? JS: LUKSO is not a fixed system with a set of functionality, but like Ethereum a sandbox for unlimited ways to solve things. Like Intellectual property, which can be more transparently managed through technology. Instead of replacing legal systems, the focus is on enhancing them—allowing creators to attach licenses, metadata, and provenance directly to digital assets. This provides a clearer, tamper-proof trail of ownership and rights, helping bridge traditional IP law with the evolving digital landscape. CN: Lukso promotes itself as the blockchain for the creator economy. Can you outline the problems with centralized platforms like Instagram or Spotify for creators? JS: Centralized platforms are closed systems. They control who sees what, how creators earn, and what features are allowed. Creators are at the mercy of shifting algorithms, opaque policies, and data silos they don’t own or control. With LUKSO’s LSP smart contract standards, especially Universal Profiles, the focus is on shifting that power dynamic. Universal Profiles are fully on-chain, censorship-resistant, and publicly accessible. This means creators own their identity and content, and anyone can read or interact with that data—fans, apps, platforms, or even new protocols. No one can shut it down or shadow-ban a profile. Once published, it’s part of a shared, permissionless space. You might also like:AI flattens creativity. Blockchain is how we save it | Opinion This open foundation enables entirely new types of relationships between creators, communities, and developers. Fans can build tools on top of creators’ profiles. Artists can experiment freely without fear of deplatforming. And new protocols can emerge that treat creators as sovereign participants, not just content suppliers. It’s a better environment for innovation, freedom, and sustainable connection. CN: What are the advantages of Web3 platforms compared to centralized platforms? What are some challenges that Web3 is facing?  JS: Web3 introduces transparency, ownership, and user agency. It allows creators to monetize directly, own their audience, and operate without platform gatekeepers. However, mainstream adoption is held back by complexity—unfamiliar tools, confusing interfaces, and security concerns. That’s why I tackled it by rethinking user accounts from the ground up with Universal Profiles—bringing smart, recoverable, and user-friendly blockchain identities to the Web3 experience.What holds web3 back is not the tools and dApps, but the foundations, the pure private key account system, and the lack of a proper standardised smart contract-based account system. This is now solved and available for all web3 through the LUKSO Standards Proposals (LSPs). CN: Despite the advantages of decentralization, we have seen centralized entities consistently pop up even in the blockchain space. For instance, CEXs and memecoin launchpads, popular for their accessibility. Can decentralized platforms ever close the accessibility gap?  JS: Decentralized systems often face hurdles in scalability, speed, and user experience. These limitations have led to the rise of centralized intermediaries even within Web3—because they offer the ease and speed people are used to. But with the right standards, that gap doesn’t just close—it becomes an opportunity to leap ahead. We rebuild the user experience layer using Universal Profiles and new standards that make blockchain accounts smart, recoverable, and extensible. This transforms the user interface of Web3 into something more intuitive and powerful than Web2. You might also like:Creator economy 2.0: AI and web3 define the digital success | Opinion What truly sets it apart is composability. In Web2, apps and platforms are siloed—you can’t take Instagram and plug it into Spotify. In LUKSO’s ecosystem, you can embed protocols directly into profiles. A single mini-app can serve as a token launchpad, event ticketing system, or fan token claim tool. When embedded into a Universal Profile within UniversalEverything.io, the profile itself becomes the app: an artist’s profile becomes their ticket store, a project’s profile becomes their launchpad. This level of modularity and cross-functionality doesn’t exist in Web2. With proper standards, decentralization can not only match the convenience of centralized platforms—it can surpass it by offering greater flexibility, ownership, and creative potential. CN: What are the key areas that Lukso is focusing on to help creators?  JS: The focus with LUKSO is on building the digital infrastructure creators need to thrive—where identity, ownership, and creativity are deeply integrated into the blockchain itself. Key areas include: Universal Profiles: Smart, on-chain accounts that serve as a creator’s digital identity. They hold assets, reputation, and permissions—allowing creators to build trust, history, and interaction across any platform. Token standards (LSP7 for fungible, LSP8 for NFTs): These standards go beyond legacy formats like ERC20 or ERC721, enabling automation, real-time reactions, and seamless integration with profiles and apps. UniversalEverything.io: An open, composable frontend where creators and developers can explore the ecosystem, build mini-apps, and create new experiences for their fanbases. It’s like a living dashboard for the decentralized web—where a profile is not just a presence, but a programmable space. Together, these components form a foundation where creators aren’t locked into platforms—they own their identity, data, and audience, and they can grow their ecosystem on their own terms. 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