OKX-XLM is currently priced at $0.4149, with a 24-hour increase of 8.24%. 24-hour transaction volume of 1 billion US dollars, up 48.28%, for reference only
CrediX officials have stated that there is a suspected security vulnerability and are currently investigating. Details will be released as soon as possible. To prevent risks, CrediX has suspended the website and banned users from depositing. Users can withdraw funds through the contract if necessary.
According to the popularity ranking, CFX's popularity has increased by 190000 followers compared to yesterday, ranking first. The popularity ranking is as follows:
① CFX （$0.2104，1.50%）
② ETH （$3558.71，2.80%）
③ PUMP （$0.002905，0.17%）
④ LTC （$112.76，3.41%）
⑤ DOGE （$0.2024，3.16%）
The main selling force of CFX funds is weak, with a net outflow of $59.6395 million in 24 hours and a transaction volume of $1.072 billion in 24 hours, of which the main net inflow is $7.526 million.
According to a report by Golden Finance, a mobile payment website analyzed that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority may conditionally allow currency mismatches in some stablecoin cases. Licensed institutions must demonstrate that they always have the ability to maintain full redemption, including under extreme and market pressure conditions, while ensuring that any currency mismatch measures do not transfer risk to stablecoin holders. In addition, licensed institutions need to discuss and obtain approval from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority before proposing plans for the composition and proportion of reserve assets, as well as risk management measures. In addition, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority does not prohibit licensed institutions from hiring distributors outside of Hong Kong. However, licensed institutions should conduct due diligence and risk assessment before hiring, and continuously monitor the entire process, while complying with relevant third-party risk management measures. Licensed institutions should also pay special attention to complying with local laws and regulations.
According to Foresight News, CoinShares has released its latest weekly report showing that digital asset investment product funds flowed out of $223 million last week, reversing the inflow trend of $883 million at the beginning of this week. This may be a response to the Federal Reserve's tough signals and stronger than expected US economic data. Bitcoin leads with an outflow of $404 million, but its inflow has remained strong since the beginning of the year, reaching $20 billion, reflecting its high sensitivity to monetary policy. Ethereum has seen its 15th consecutive week of capital inflows ($133 million), while XRP, Solana, and SEI have also attracted significant capital inflows.
