With the acceleration of on chain activities and institutional demand, BNB rose 4% to break through $1200

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[Jim Pallotta Family Office Plans to Launch $200 Million Blockchain Fund] According to a Bloomberg report on October 6, the family office of U.S. hedge fund veteran Jim Pallotta, Raptor Group, plans to launch a second venture capital fund focused on blockchain and other cutting-edge technology sectors, with a fundraising target of $200 million. The first fund raised $60 million in 2023 and received support from a division under Abu Dhabi's Mubadala. The new fund is expected to launch in the coming weeks. Raptor Digital declined to comment.

On October 6, Standard Chartered Bank predicted that the global stablecoin market cap would reach $2 trillion by the end of 2028. The bank expects that within the next three years, approximately $1 trillion in funds may shift from emerging market bank deposits to stablecoins, as they provide users with a low-friction way to gain exposure to the U.S. dollar. Standard Chartered noted that stablecoins have already become the 'dollar-denominated bank accounts' in emerging markets. Despite the U.S. GENIUS Act restricting compliant issuers to zero yields, this trend could still accelerate.