The post Switzerland’s Crypto Regulation Faces Heat as Bitcoin Reserve Strategy Sparks Debate appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News As inflation rises and economic uncertainty deepens, Switzerland is facing fresh pressure to rethink its Bitcoin reserve strategy . A group of crypto advocates has launched a referendum, urging the Swiss National Bank (SNB) to add Bitcoin alongside gold to its reserves as a safeguard against global instability. Swiss National Bank Rejects Bitcoin Reserve Push Despite mounting calls, the SNB remains firm. In a recent meeting , SNB Chairman Martin Schlegel dismissed the idea, calling Bitcoin too volatile for Switzerland’s official reserves. Schlegel emphasized the need for assets that are highly liquid and stable in value—qualities Bitcoin, in his view, does not consistently deliver. He also raised concerns over Bitcoin’s reliability, highlighting that, being a software-based asset, it could face technical glitches. Schlegel underlined that the SNB has no intention of incorporating crypto into its reserve strategy at this time. .article-inside-link { margin-left: 0 !important; border: 1px solid #0052CC4D; border-left: 0; border-right: 0; padding: 10px 0; text-align: left; } .entry ul.article-inside-link li { font-size: 14px; line-height: 21px; font-weight: 600; list-style-type: none; margin-bottom: 0; display: inline-block; } .entry ul.article-inside-link li:last-child { display: none; } Also Read : Crypto News Today Live : Crypto tax , Bitcoin Price, Pi Network Listing, XRP News, Dogecoin Price , Global Trends Highlight Growing Interest in Crypto Reserves While Switzerland maintains a cautious stance on crypto regulation, other countries are beginning to explore different paths. The United States, for instance, has started building a Bitcoin reserve using coins seized from criminal investigations , a move that is sparking discussions worldwide. Even so, many governments remain hesitant, citing extreme price volatility and operational risks. For now, Switzerland appears committed to its traditional financial framework, resisting global trends that are slowly shifting toward Bitcoin and digital assets. 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Switzerland’s central bank, the SNB, has rejected the idea of adding Bitcoin to its reserves, citing concerns over volatility and technical risks. Why did the Swiss National Bank refuse to adopt a Bitcoin reserve strategy? The SNB believes Bitcoin is too unstable and unpredictable for official reserves, and stresses the need for assets that are highly liquid and secure. Are other countries building Bitcoin reserves? Yes, the United States has started accumulating Bitcoin from seized assets, sparking discussions about crypto adoption among other nations.
The post Bitcoin SV Price Prediction 2025, 2026-2030: Will BSV Price Hit $100? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Story Highlights The live price of the BSV token is $ 45.18923493 . BSV price may reach a high of $117 in 2025. With a potential surge, this altcoin may reach a high of $163 by 2030. Bitcoin SV (Satoshi Vision), a hard fork of Bitcoin Cash, was launched in November 2018. The brainchild of Dr. Craig S Wright, an Australian computer scientist, Bitcoin SV has a scalable blockchain and can handle larger transactions compared to Bitcoin. Bitcoin SV (BSV) has been on the move lately, with its impressive action on its price chart. In the past 24 hours, BSV price has surged 30% to $62.50, which was driven by a 45% jump in trading volume and growing interest in Bitcoin forks and AI-linked tokens. BSV’s trading activity rose sharply on Binance and OKX, with on-chain metrics showing increased wallet transactions. Are you interested in investing in the native token of Bitcoin SV, BSV? Check out our BSV price prediction for 2025-2030 now. Table of Contents Overview BSV Price Prediction 2025 Bitcoin SV Price Forecast 2026-2030 BSV Coin Price Prediction 2026 Bitcoin SV Price Forecast 2027 Bitcoin SV (BSV) Price Prediction 2028 BSV Crypto Price Prediction 2029 Bitcoin SV (BSV) Price Prediction 2030 Market Analysis FAQs Overview Cryptocurrency Bitcoin SV Token BSV Price $ 45.18923493 29.27% Market cap $ 897,308,940.0117 Circulating Supply 19,856,696.8750 Trading Volume $ 470,427,651.3186 All-time high $491.64 on 16th April 2021 All-time low $23.30 on 10th June 2024 BSV Price Prediction 2025 The massive upside potential for the BSV price grows with the broader market recovery. Fueled by the increased volumes and growing adoption, the BSV price can reclaim the $86 mark. Based on historical price analysis, the price prediction for BSV anticipates a new high of $117. Conversely, a pullback by the end of the year will put the BSV price at $55. Year Potential Low ($) Average Price ($) Potential High ($) 2025 55 86 117 Check our Bitcoin (BTC) Price Prediction 2025-2030 Bitcoin SV Price Forecast 2026-2030 Year Potential Low ($) Average Price ($) Potential High ($) 2025 55 86 117 2026 68 95 135 2027 75 97.5 120 2028 84 113 142 2029 92 122 152 2030 98 130.5 163 BSV Coin Price Prediction 2026 BSV price prediction for 2026 anticipates a potential low of $68 and a high of $135 , with an average price projected at $95 . Bitcoin SV Price Forecast 2027 In 2027, the BSV token price can range between $75 and $120 , with an average price of approximately $97.50 . Bitcoin SV (BSV) Price Prediction 2028 Based on the altcoin’s price history, it can target a potential low of $84 and a potential high of $142 , with an average price expected to be $113 . BSV Crypto Price Prediction 2029 Bitcoin SV price targets in 2029 are estimated to range from $92 to $152 , with an average price of around $122 . Bitcoin SV (BSV) Price Prediction 2030 The potential low for Bitcoin SV in 2030 is forecasted at $98 , the potential high at $163 , with an average price expected to be $130.50 . Coinpedia’s Bitcoin SV Price Forecast 2025 Based on the historical data, price analysis, and broader market sentiments, the BSV price is expected to surge by the end of 2025. With an average of $86 , the BSV token price can hit a high of $117 and a low of $55. Year Potential Low ($) Average Price ($) Potential High ($) 2025 55 86 117 Market Analysis Firm Name 2025 2026 Digital Coin price $111.99 $156.87 Coindataflow $226 $147 Swapspace $91 $78 Read our Ethereum (ETH) Price Prediction 2025-2030 FAQs What is Bitcoin SV? Launched in 2018, it is a cheaper alternative to BTC and BCH. Is Bitcoin SV a good investment? Based on historical data, sharp movements in BSV prices, and real-world use cases, Bitcoin SV is potentially a good investment for long-term holders. What will Bitcoin SV be worth in 2025? In 2025, its price can reach a high of $ 117 . How much is 1 Bitcoin SV in dollars? As of now, the Bitcoin SV live price today is $45.48. Is Bitcoin SV worth buying? With high anticipations of a bullish comeback, Bitcoin SV is worth buying. What is the future price of BSV? By the end of 2030, the future price of BSV can reach the $163 peak.
Bitcoin has enjoyed a surge, pushing through the $95,000 mark for the first time in two months. The cryptocurrency’s 11.2% price increase has left a number of bearish traders feeling regret over their decision to sell off their holdings. This recent surge, too, has not only reignited bullish sentiment all across the market but also underscored the growing influence of some key market participants—whales and institutional investors—who have been steadily adding BTC to their books. Whale Accumulation Drives Market Confidence A strong signal of this rally has been the ongoing accumulation of Bitcoin by large holders, especially the ones holding between 10,000 and 100,000 BTC. These wallets, usually called “whales,” have added 19,255 BTC to their already huge holdings during this recent price surge. Accumulating confidence in this long-term value asset is what directional price advocates look for when trying to gauge future price moves for Bitcoin. Bitcoin's value has jumped +11.2%, and this has once again coincided with key whales & sharks adding on to their already enormous bags. Wallets holding 10-10K $BTC have added 19,255 more coins in this short stretch, and continue to be one of crypto's most powerful indicators. pic.twitter.com/b3TiVd71iD — Santiment (@santimentfeed) April 25, 2025 Buying power from Bitcoin whales has, for some time now, been a defining feature of the cryptocurrency’s price chart, helping to stabilize it whenever the digital asset threatens to dip too close to the $20,000 mark (or even lower). They also provide quite a bit of certainty with their purchases, as it seems Bitcoin is a good long-term bet for them. This consistency with their buying only reinforces the idea that Bitcoin’s recent price fluctuation is a bit of a head fake. Bitcoin Miners Reap Profits as Prices Surge The Bitcoin miners have also benefited from the rally, experiencing profits from the surging price of the cryptocurrency, which recently broke past $93,000. By some estimates, in just a few days, Bitcoin miners racked up more than $18.57 million in profit. This is important because the miners, who do a kind of secure-the-network, validate transactions job, are a crucial and virtually irreplaceable part of Bitcoin’s ecosystem. Without them, the system could not function. #Bitcoin $BTC miners locked in over $18.57 million in profits as prices surged past $93,000! pic.twitter.com/ZgXosyJ5WU — Ali (@ali_charts) April 24, 2025 When prices for Bitcoin shoot up, they drive miners’ profits way up, and that’s especially true for the big Bitcoin mining operations that scale well. As a reminder, Bitcoin’s mining is a process that secures the network, verifies transactions, and mints new coins, but it’s a pretty capital-intensive and energy-hungry endeavor that seems to pay off best when the currency’s price is high. Something like the recent price spike is almost, in my opinion, the best Bitcoin advertisement there could be, not just for the profit opportunities it holds out to would-be miners but also for the clear demand for Bitcoin that those mining it presumably see. If Bitcoin’s not a store of value, then what’s all this mining about? Spot Bitcoin ETFs Attract Record Inflows Interest from institutions in Bitcoin continues to increase and further confirms Bitcoin’s standing as a legitimate asset class. On April 24, spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) saw net inflows totaling $442 million. This marks the fifth consecutive day of net inflows into Bitcoin-focused ETFs and reflects a steady increase in institutional confidence in the cryptocurrency. On April 24, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $442 million, marking five consecutive days of net inflows. Spot Ethereum ETFs saw a total net inflow of $63.49 million, with Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHE) being the only one to register a net outflow.… — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) April 25, 2025 The rising interest in Bitcoin ETFs, which let investors gain exposure to Bitcoin without directly buying and tending to the cryptocurrency, is a big deal for the market. These are financial products offering a way to access Bitcoin that’s more traditional and regulated, and the very fact that they’re growing in popularity suggests that there’s more institutional money ready to enter the cryptocurrency space. We’re not saying this will happen tomorrow, but Bitcoin price appreciation might be a possible outcome that could materialize as these products keep gaining traction. The Bitcoin ETF’s record inflows are also a sign of a broader trend toward the mainstream acceptance of cryptocurrencies. When we look at financial institutions and traditional investors, we see that they are adopting Bitcoin as part of their portfolios. When we see that, we also see that the legitimacy of this asset is strengthening, and its role in the global financial system is becoming more pronounced. Conclusion: A Bullish Outlook for Bitcoin The price surge of Bitcoin beyond $95,000 is an obvious indication that the market thinks something has fundamentally shifted. What had seemed to be a price correction from worried investors over possible tariffs and their impact on Bitcoin had changed course and become a full-fledged rally. Whales have continued to buy and hold; in addition, many reports have surfaced indicating that institutional buying activity has also picked up. Interest in a Bitcoin ETF seems to be growing as well, and these entities pushing buying activity certainly seem to have the wind at their back with this surge. The allure of Bitcoin for those who mine it and for large investors and institutions can only rise along with its price. And in fact, these days, the Bitcoin price is moving up, drawing with it a dazzling array of new accumulation and capital inflow from the sector of traditional finance. Reduced volatility during this recent price appreciation has further added to the sense of Bitcoin being resilient and its nearing a return to something more like “normal” value behavior. The current market conditions allow traders and investors in the space to assess the rapidly strengthening fundamentals of Bitcoin. They now seem obviously to be what we’ve long suspected: the coming price moves will happen on the upside, and this is primarily because the whales, the miners, and the institutions are all doing the same thing: they’re accumulating. Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before buying any cryptocurrency or investing in any services. Follow us on Twitter @nulltxnews to stay updated with the latest Crypto, NFT, AI, Cybersecurity, Distributed Computing, and Metaverse news !
Cryptocurrency analytics firm Santiment has published a remarkable assessment of Bitcoin’s (BTC) recent price movements. According to the analysis, BTC’s rise above the $95,000 level, reaching its highest value since February, has brought winds of optimism to the crypto community. Data from Santiment shows that bullish sentiment for Bitcoin has increased significantly on social media, with the firm describing the rally as “the largest bullish share increase since the night of Trump’s election victory on November 5, 2024.” Related News: Bloomberg Analyst Mike McGlone Warns About Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies However, Santiment warned that the crypto market could see a sideways trend or a slight pullback as we enter the weekend. According to the analysis, this could lead some individual investors to take profits. In such a scenario, it is stated that “whales” could take advantage of these sales and support BTC's repurchase, pushing the price above $100,000 in the next 1-2 weeks. Santiment also noted market sentiment, with the analysis suggesting that trends in the community’s balance of greed and fear will play a key role in determining whether Bitcoin will make a local peak or break away from its correlation with traditional markets. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: Analysis Company Shares Its Price Prediction for Bitcoin (BTC) This Weekend and Issues a Warning
Ethereum (ETH), the cryptocurrency with the second-greatest market valuation, has seen a substantial change recently in how it stands within the larger crypto market. Once a main force in driving the market’s narrative, Ethereum’s dominance has slipped to just 7.4%. That’s a far cry from where it was in 2021. Ethereum’s declining dominance clearly reflects what’s happening in the larger crypto market. Investors increasingly look to other assets for narratives—e.g., Solana (SOL)—or they’re re-embracing old solutions with new spins, viz. Bitcoin (BTC). Why is this decline in dominance happening? Ethereum’s Declining Market Position In 2021, Ethereum had a robust trading ratio compared to Bitcoin, with 1 ETH equaling 0.08 BTC. This trading ratio was a sign of Ethereum’s growth and its relevance in decentralized finance (DeFi) and the space of decentralized smart contracts. By 2023, however, the trading ratio had decreased again, this time in favor of Solana (SOL). In 2023, the ratio of 1 ETH to SOL was 111, indicating that not only is Solana growing in development, but it is also growing in the trading space and is now far more popular than Ethereum. Ethereum dominance nears 2020 levels #ETH market dominance drops to just 7.4%. Back in 2021, 1 $ETH = 0.08 $BTC In 2023, 1 $ETH = 111 $SOL Today, 1 $ETH = 0.018 $BTC and 11.5 $SOL 4 times less #BTC and 10 times less #SOL . pic.twitter.com/hyUMyaoJT2 — CryptoRank.io (@CryptoRank_io) April 25, 2025 The current trading ratio of HY (ETH) to BTC is a stunning decrease in ratio from the 2021 highs, dropping from 0.08 BTC worth per ETH to just 0.018 BTC worth per ETH. On the flip side, ratios of Altcoins to Ethereum are also dropping. In 2023, the trading ratio of SOL to ETH is 11.5. What’s obvious from this situation is that either one or a combination of factors is causing Ethereum to drop substantially TO both BTC and SOL. Whale Activity and Shifting Market Sentiment As Ethereum loses its former glory, the latest developments in the market can, to no small degree, be attributed to our old pals, the whales. They’ve shifted an eye-popping 305,000 ETH to exchanges in the past week alone, clearly looking to profit from the recent upswing in prices. And let’s not overlook the even larger sum of 63,000 ETH that they funneled out in just the last two days. This is all making going long look better and better for the folks who can’t make up their minds about parting with their Ethereum. Everyone known to be a major player in the Ethereum space tends to be a decent enough bellwether when it comes to signaling market sentiment. When these types of holders move around a significant amount of ETH, that often suggests they’re looking to take profits, hedge against volatility, or signal a potential reversals in momentum. 305,000 #Ethereum $ETH have been moved to exchanges over the past week! pic.twitter.com/uLvMZiutPd — Ali (@ali_charts) April 24, 2025 Ethereum ETFs See Modest Institutional Inflows Despite losing some of its market strength and witnessing large sell-offs by some of its biggest holders, Ethereum has managed to maintain a bit of institutional interest. The most recent sign of that interest—and one of the more exciting signs for Ethereum bulls—came on April 24, when spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a net inflow of $63.49 million. In theory, that’s an increase of investment confidence in Ethereum, especially from institutional investors, that might have usurped the kind of insatiable demand that characterized the Ethereum bull run of 2020 and 2021. On April 24, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $442 million, marking five consecutive days of net inflows. Spot Ethereum ETFs saw a total net inflow of $63.49 million, with Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHE) being the only one to register a net outflow.… — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) April 25, 2025 However, if you dig a little deeper, you’ll find that these net inflows into spot Ethereum funds (available to institutional investors) are seemingly not being funneled through Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust, the direct-access fund that has outperformed the spot market the most since Grayscale’s inception. Conclusion: Ethereum Faces Increasing Competition in the Market Ethereum faces truly serious challenges to its dominance in the market and to its position in the crypto ecosystem. The decrease in ETH’s market value relative to that of Bitcoin and Solana signals that investors are giving up on the so-called “Ethereum 2.0 narrative” and are, instead, looking for something else. And let’s be candid; at this stage, any other narrative would have a better chance of getting them to reach for their wallets. Meanwhile, when some of the most connected pro-crypto individuals are reportedly part of a scheme to make it look like a lot of ETH (in fact, billions of dollars worth) has just been sitting around untapped even though it’s really been sitting around and getting very little in the way of damn good price action, that’s Ethereum making itself a key player in the crypto space. Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before buying any cryptocurrency or investing in any services. Follow us on Twitter @nulltxnews to stay updated with the latest Crypto, NFT, AI, Cybersecurity, Distributed Computing, and Metaverse news !
Saylor’s Long-Term Bitcoin Bet Michael Saylor, the Chairman and co-founder of MicroStrategy, continues to be a vocal advocate for Bitcoin. His company has famously adopted a strategy of accumulating Bitcoin, and Saylor often expresses his bullish outlook on the cryptocurrency’s future. Bitcoin’s Recent Performance Bitcoin has recently experienced a significant price increase, leading to renewed … Continue reading "Michael Saylor Remains Bullish as Bitcoin Surges" The post Michael Saylor Remains Bullish as Bitcoin Surges appeared first on Cryptoknowmics-Crypto News and Media Platform .
In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence, especially concerning AI coding tools , developer sentiment plays a crucial role. Recently, a notable incident involving Anthropic’s Anthropic Claude Code has highlighted the stark differences in approach compared to rivals like OpenAI and their OpenAI Codex CLI , leading to significant developer discussion and some backlash. The Clash of AI Coding Tools Anthropic’s Anthropic Claude Code and OpenAI’s OpenAI Codex CLI are designed to empower developers by allowing them to leverage powerful cloud-based AI models for coding tasks. Both tools aim to capture developer attention and integrate AI into the software development workflow. Released relatively close to each other, they represent a race to dominate the ‘agentic’ coding tool space, where AI acts more autonomously to assist developers. However, their rollout and underlying philosophies differ significantly, particularly regarding accessibility and licensing. This difference became a focal point when a developer attempting to understand and modify Anthropic Claude Code received a legal challenge. The Takedown Notice and Developer Reaction The core issue revolves around licensing and source code access. While OpenAI released the source code for its OpenAI Codex CLI under the permissive Apache 2.0 license, allowing for broad distribution and commercial use, Anthropic Claude Code operates under Anthropic’s commercial license. This license is more restrictive, limiting modifications without explicit company permission. Adding to the contrast, Anthropic also ‘obfuscated’ the source code for Anthropic Claude Code , making it non-transparent and difficult to examine. When a developer successfully de-obfuscated this code and published it on GitHub, Anthropic responded by filing a DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) complaint. This copyright notification requested the immediate removal of the de-obfuscated code. This move by Anthropic did not sit well with the developer community. On social media platforms, many developers expressed their disappointment and drew unfavorable comparisons to OpenAI’s approach with OpenAI Codex CLI . The incident sparked conversations about transparency, open source principles, and how AI companies should engage with the developer ecosystem. Comparing Approaches: Licensing and Goodwill The licensing model is a critical differentiator influencing developer goodwill: Anthropic Claude Code: Uses a commercial license. Source code is obfuscated. Modification requires explicit permission. OpenAI Codex CLI: Uses an Apache 2.0 license. Source code is open and available. Allows for distribution and commercial use. In the short time since OpenAI Codex CLI ‘s release, OpenAI has actively engaged with developers. They have merged numerous community suggestions into the tool’s codebase. Notably, they even incorporated a suggestion allowing OpenAI Codex CLI to utilize AI models from rival providers, including Anthropic’s own models. This openness and willingness to integrate community contributions and support a multi-model environment has garnered positive sentiment among developers, contrasting sharply with the reaction to Anthropic’s takedown notice. Potential Reasons and Future Outlook for AI Licensing While the takedown notice generated negative PR for Anthropic, there are potential reasons for their approach. Anthropic Claude Code is still in beta, and like many beta products, it may be buggy or incomplete. Companies sometimes obfuscate code for security reasons or to protect intellectual property during early development phases. It’s possible Anthropic may decide to release the source code under a more permissive license in the future as the tool matures. However, the incident also represents a somewhat surprising PR win for OpenAI. In recent times, OpenAI has often been perceived as moving away from open-source releases towards more proprietary products. This moment, showcasing their comparative openness with OpenAI Codex CLI , might signal a shift in strategy. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has previously commented on the company being on the ‘wrong side of history’ regarding open source, suggesting a potential internal re-evaluation of their approach. The Importance of Developer Tools in the AI Race The competition between companies like Anthropic and OpenAI extends beyond just developing powerful AI models; it includes building the surrounding developer tools and ecosystems. The ease of use, flexibility, and licensing terms of these tools significantly impact adoption and developer loyalty. Incidents like the Anthropic Claude Code takedown highlight the importance of transparency and community engagement in building successful developer platforms. For the crypto community, which often values decentralization and open source principles, this situation resonates deeply. The debate over open versus closed AI models and tools mirrors discussions about open versus closed blockchains and protocols. The choice of AI licensing directly impacts innovation, accessibility, and the power dynamics between large corporations and individual developers. Conclusion: Navigating the Future of AI Developer Tools The incident involving Anthropic’s takedown notice for Anthropic Claude Code serves as a valuable case study in the competitive landscape of AI coding tools . While Anthropic’s reasons may include beta status or security, the move has contrasted sharply with OpenAI’s more open approach with OpenAI Codex CLI , leading to a clear difference in developer sentiment. As AI continues to integrate into software development, the strategies employed by companies regarding licensing, transparency, and community engagement will be critical in shaping the future of developer tools and influencing who wins the trust and adoption of the developer community. To learn more about the latest AI market trends, explore our article on key developments shaping AI models institutional adoption.
Transnational cybercrime gangs in Southeast Asia continue to grow, expanding their reach through crypto and custom blockchain services, the UN reports. Cybercrime syndicates in Southeast Asia are really stepping up their game, and crypto is right at the heart of their growing scams. Even though authorities have been cracking down, these criminal networks are spreading globally, creating a tangled mess from Myanmar to Mexico , according to a United Nations report . The data shows that Southeast Asia has become home to some of the world’s largest and most profitable cybercrime operations, with cryptocurrency playing a central role. According to the report, the regional cyberfraud industry has outpaced other transnational crimes, given that it is easily scalable and able to reach millions of potential victims online. Expansion of select sites hosting cyber-enabled fraud operations, 2022 — 2025 | Source: The UN The report estimates that up to $37 billion was lost to cyber fraud in East and Southeast Asia alone in 2023, with a significant portion of those losses linked to crypto scams. Benedikt Hofmann, the UN’s acting regional representative for Southeast Asia, told Reuters in a commentary that the operations spread “like a cancer.” Shady stablecoins The shift, largely facilitated by the pseudoanonymity and global reach of cryptocurrencies, has made it increasingly difficult for governments to contain the issue. As law enforcement intensifies its efforts in known scam centers, networks are simply relocating to more remote locations or moving operations online, often using technologies like Starlink satellite internet to bypass government crackdowns. “This [scale of Southeast Asia’s scam network] has extended far beyond the construction and management of physical scam centres to include online gambling platforms and software services, unlicensed payment processors and cryptocurrency exchanges, encrypted communications platforms and, most recently, stablecoins, blockchain, networks, and illicit online marketplaces, often controlled by the same criminal networks.” The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime In the report, the UN also highlighted the growing use of illicit cryptocurrency exchanges to fuel these scams. One such platform, Huione Guarantee — now rebranded as Haowang — has become a central hub for cyber-enabled fraud. Value of estimated crypto inflows of largest illicit online marketplaces of all time | Source: The UN The platform, which is linked to Cambodia and several other countries, has processed tens of billions of dollars in cryptocurrency transactions since 2021, the report reads. It has become so big, it has even recently launched a range of its own cryptocurrency-related products including a cryptocurrency exchange and trading application, online gambling platform, blockchain network, and even “U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin designed to circumvent government controls,” the report reads. You might also like: Huione, company behind largest illicit online marketplace, launches stablecoin: report The scale of this cybercrime network is staggering. As of the latest data, Huione Guarantee has grown to more than 970,000 users, many of whom are involved in illicit activities ranging from online gambling to large-scale fraud. According to the UN’s report, Huione Guarantee vendors have received inflows totaling at least $24 billion over the past four years. Crypto scams expand their reach The rise of platforms like Huione Guarantee and their use of cryptocurrency highlights the growing intersection of digital currencies and global cybercrime. These platforms act as one-stop shops for criminals, offering the technology, infrastructure, and financial tools needed to execute large-scale scams. The growing use of crypto in scams is not just limited to Southeast Asia though. Criminal gangs are collaborating with networks in South America, Eastern Europe, and Africa, expanding the reach of their fraud operations, the UN alarms. In the U.S. alone, crypto-related scams, including “pig butchering” schemes, led to over $5.6 billion in losses in 2023, the data shows. You might also like: Google delists Huione app after Elliptic report The report claims that Southeast Asia has become a breeding ground for online crimes mainly due to its relatively weak governance in certain areas. The criminals are exploiting regions with high levels of corruption and limited law enforcement capacity, making it easier for their operations to thrive. This has led to the establishment of massive scam compounds in countries like Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos, with tens of thousands of trafficked individuals working under forced conditions. The UN report identifies victims from more than 55 countries, mostly from Asia and Africa, who are exploited in scam operations where trafficked individuals are forced to trick others into sending money, often through cryptocurrency. The report also warned that despite ongoing efforts to shut down scam operations, the syndicates are adapting. “ several competing entities with known criminal ties have been observed expanding their virtual asset service businesses,” the UN report noted, highlighting that these new platforms are emerging on messaging services like Telegram. The developments have prompted international calls for more robust cooperation among governments to combat the growing threat posed by cybercrime syndicates as failure to address the problem “would have unprecedented consequences for Southeast Asia that reverberate globally,” the UN warned. Read more: Crypto scams turn deadlier in Q1 as rugpull losses surge 6,500%
Tesla shares jumped almost 10% on Friday after President Donald Trump’s administration announced a plan to fast-track self-driving vehicles in the United States. The changes came straight from Washington, as US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy rolled out new rules to loosen federal safety standards. Source: TradingView Duffy said on Thursday that the new framework would help American carmakers beat Chinese rivals. The updated rules mean some self-driving vehicles that don’t meet old federal standards, like needing rearview mirrors, will now be allowed to operate on public roads. Companies building these vehicles will no longer have to report every minor crash right away. Instead, they can now file monthly updates and only report serious incidents. The government also raised the damage threshold that triggers a required crash report for self-driving vehicles. Looser safety rules give Tesla more room to grow Consumer Reports reacted fast, warning that the changes would let cars with systems like Tesla Autopilot off the hook for reporting accidents unless someone dies, someone gets hospitalized, a pedestrian is hit, or an airbag goes off. Under the new setup, small incidents would slip under the radar, making it harder for watchdogs to track problems. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said it would expand an exemption program that lets certain autonomous vehicles bypass normal safety rules. NHTSA also promised to simplify how automakers report crashes involving both self-driving and advanced driver assistance systems. The move was designed to speed up the rollout of autonomous tech, but not everyone liked the idea. The Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety slammed the Transportation Department for watering down safety rules. The group said it was “disappointed” that reporting requirements were being diluted instead of strengthened. It warned, “without safeguards, safety regulations, transparency and accountability, the success of AV deployment is imperiled at best and could result in deadly consequences at worst.” Elon Musk, Tesla’s chief executive and a close adviser to Trump, has been pushing hard to launch commercial robotaxis. The eccentric billionaire has promised the service would be ready soon, even as Tesla faces investigations from NHTSA after a fatal crash involving its Full Self-Driving software. The new rules are seen as removing major hurdles Musk has been fighting against for years. Stock market stages a wobbly recovery amid Trump’s rampant policy changes Trump’s changes earlier in the week lifted the entire stock market. The S&P 500 rose by 0.74% to close at 5,525.21. The Nasdaq Composite climbed by 1.26% to 17,282.94. The Dow Jones Industrial Average managed a 20-point gain, closing 0.05% higher at 40,113.50. Tech stocks saw major action too. Alphabet, the parent company of Google and a member of the “Magnificent Seven,” rose 1.5% after beating Wall Street forecasts for the first quarter. Nvidia gained 4.3%, and Meta Platforms added 2.7%, riding the wave of optimism sparked by the Trump administration’s announcement. Source: TradingView Tesla, however, led the pack with its 9.8% surge, making it the loudest winner among major tech names. Investors piled into Tesla shares on hopes that lighter rules would speed up the rollout of autonomous fleets without regulatory roadblocks. For the week, the major indexes all posted gains. The S&P 500 gained 4.6%, while the Nasdaq surged 6.7%. The Dow lagged a bit but still posted a 2.5% gain. Even with these jumps, the S&P 500 remains down 1.5% for the month, and the Dow has taken a brutal 4.5% beating in April. The Nasdaq managed to claw back into positive territory for the month, riding Big Tech optimism. Cryptopolitan Academy: Want to grow your money in 2025? Learn how to do it with DeFi in our upcoming webclass. Save Your Spot
Cryptocurrency analyst Benjamin Cowen is saying Bitcoin ( BTC ) is primed to continue outperforming altcoins over the near term. Cowen tells his 894,000 YouTube subscribers that, based on the social risk metric, which gauges crypto market sentiment based on the social media activity of market participants, altcoins could continue underperforming the crypto king. “I have often said Ethereum is sort of like the index of the altcoin market. If it’s doing poorly, interest in crypto is not that high and altcoins aren’t really doing that great. And you can see that as Ethereum has collapsed, so too did the social risk. So when we talk about the social interest in crypto and it being low, what it means is that altcoins will likely keep bleeding to Bitcoin.” Source: Benjamin Cowen/YouTube According to the widely followed analyst, the loosening of the US monetary policy could turn the tide in favor of altcoins. “Despite what people say, they truly want altcoin season. That’s what they want. And because they keep not getting it, altcoins keep bleeding to Bitcoin… …in order to see this change, you need monetary policy to change, which can ultimately lead to people getting more interested in the asset class… …the way you get monetary policy change is you get pain in the markets. We are getting pain in the markets right now. We have seen a lot of pain in the markets. And the more pain that the markets get, the higher the chance that loose monetary policy comes. But in order to see change, you have to have the pain. Welcome to the pain. I don’t know how long the pain is going to last, but it’s this type of pain in the markets that you see persist over a long time that then leads to changes in monetary policy.” ? Follow us on X , Facebook and Telegram Don't Miss a Beat – Subscribe to get email alerts delivered directly to your inbox Check Price Action Surf The Daily Hodl Mix Disclaimer: Opinions expressed at The Daily Hodl are not investment advice. Investors should do their due diligence before making any high-risk investments in Bitcoin, cryptocurrency or digital assets. Please be advised that your transfers and trades are at your own risk, and any losses you may incur are your responsibility. The Daily Hodl does not recommend the buying or selling of any cryptocurrencies or digital assets, nor is The Daily Hodl an investment advisor. Please note that The Daily Hodl participates in affiliate marketing. Generated Image: Midjourney The post ‘Welcome to the Pain’: Analyst Benjamin Cowen Says Altcoins To Keep Bleeding Against Bitcoin Until This Happens appeared first on The Daily Hodl .