AetherMind platform will open token subscription from February 10 to February 13, and trading will commence on February 15.

Aave DAO backed a $25 million grant proposal through Aave Labs with an approval rate of about 75%

Aave DAO recently passed a proposal supporting Aave Labs with a $25 million grant, with a voting approval rate of about 75%. The proposal includes an immediate allocation of 5 million aEthLidoGHO tokens and a staged release of 20 million tokens, and it also sets aside 75,000 AAVE tokens for ecosystem support.

The first batch of Hong Kong “stablecoin issuers” has been released! “HSBC and JDC Point Financial Technology” were granted the license.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has announced the first batch of stablecoin issuer licenses. Only two companies have been approved: HSBC Bank and a point fintech led by Standard Chartered Bank. The license takes effect immediately. The companies are expected to begin operations within the next few months, marking an important milestone in Hong Kong’s digital asset development. The Monetary Authority’s Chief Executive said that stablecoin issuers, while ensuring safety, will promote financial innovation and the creation of economic value.

TD Cowen Cuts Strategy Target but Starts Sharplink at Buy on Ethereum Treasury Model

TD Cowen adjusted its price target for Bitcoin-focused Strategy while maintaining a positive outlook, contrasting it with its new buy rating for Ethereum-based Sharplink, which offers a more active digital asset growth model through staking.

Tok-Edge Unveils Redemption Token Ahead of Fund Launch, Confirms $15M Valuation

Tok-Edge has launched the Redemption Token, a new cryptoasset linked to its upcoming fund, aiming to separate ownership from tradability. The fund targets $21 million, with plans for a first close of $100 million by 2026, primarily backed by notable investors.

Japan Stablecoin Regulations: Full Breakdown—From Fund Settlement to JPYC Launch, Understand Three Compliant Issuance Paths at a Glance

Japan is one of the major economies to establish a comprehensive legal framework for stablecoins at the earliest stage in the world. With the formal implementation of the 2023 amendments to the Act on Payment Services (amended Funds Settlement Act), the issuance of yen stablecoins has moved from a legal gray area to clear regulation, and in 2025 it will see the official launch of the first compliant yen stablecoin, JPYC. This article fully reviews the development of Japan’s stablecoin regulations, three compliant issuance pathways, and the main current market cases, so that financial institutions in Taiwan and the crypto industry can use it as a reference. Background of Japan’s stablecoin legislation: From the UST collapse to regulatory formation In May 2022, the algorithmic stablecoin TerraUSD (UST) collapsed, triggering intense global attention on stablecoin regulation. Japan then accelerated its legislative efforts; in June of the same year, Japan’s National Diet formally passed a stablecoin bill, clearly defining stablecoins as those that must be linked to fiat currency, and that must be

Crypto Market Maintains Steady Growth Trajectory As Top Assets Show Gains

The crypto market continues to grow, with a market cap of $2.44T and Bitcoin and Ethereum showing slight increases. Top gainers include $GPM and $BASE. Meanwhile, DeFi TVL declined, NFT sales rose, and notable developments include a trader's significant loss and a push for regulatory clarity in Congress.