As the crypto market begins a slight pullback early this week, bitcoin is recording a moderate decrease to $94,132. A technical correction that comes after a spike close to $98,000 last Friday. Should we see this as a simple temporary slowdown or a deeper warning signal?
2025 marks a turning point for Real-World Assets (RWA) in decentralized finance. Long regarded as the missing link between the real economy and Web3, RWAs are finally gaining momentum thanks to blockchain infrastructures designed for the concrete use cases of trade financing. Among the pioneers of this convergence are Credefi and XDC Network, who are announcing a strategic alliance to democratize access to tokenized credit for European SMEs, with real guarantees, stable returns, and end-to-end regulatory compliance.
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Tron is making a strong comeback in the stablecoin race. With a new injection of 1 billion USDT by Tether, the network is dangerously close to Ethereum, the current leader. This rebound marks a key milestone in the blockchain war to dominate the stablecoin market in cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin recently experienced a slight decline, dropping by 4.3% in three days after flirting with $97,900. However, this pullback has not dampened analysts' optimism, who believe that these three indicators could propel BTC.