Australia's Reserve Bank interest rate decision until May 20

The betting platform Divvy.Bet will conduct TGE on October 29th, with a total supply of 1 billion DVY Tokens, 40% of which will be allocated to the community and ecosystem, 9% for private sale, 10% for public sale, 5% for Airdrop, 2.5% for Liquidity, 8% for market and cooperation, 10.5% for the team, and 15% for the foundation treasury.#BTC##ETH##PEPE#

After a successful second round in April, DEX Jupiter has introduced candidates for Launchpad (LFG) round 3 including deBridge, Divvy.Bet, Exchange Art and will hold a vote to determine the projects that will launch on the platform. deBridge is a secure and high-performance interactive layer for Web3, enabling

The stablecoin market has reached a turning point, and Circle's listing has opened a new era. The stablecoin market is on the brink of explosion. The rigid demand for payment and trading provides continuous growth momentum, while the trends of compliance, institutionalization, and mainstreaming are shaping it into the core infrastructure of on-chain finance. Circle, as a compliant stablecoin representative, has landed on the US stock market, marking the official entry of stablecoins into the main stage of the global capital market. This is not only a turning point for business but also a precursor to the reconstruction of financial order. Compliant stablecoins are no longer just on-chain circulation tools but have become strategic agents for the "de-banking and de-geographical" expansion of the US dollar globally. It is expected that by 2030, the total market value of global stablecoins will reach 1.6-3.7 trillion USD, with the increase mainly coming from three areas: cross-border payments, on-chain finance, and tokenization of real-world assets ( RWA ). Stablecoins will gradually become the "dollar liquidity core" in the Web3 ecosystem. Circle faces dual challenges

Comparison of Global Stablecoin Regulatory Frameworks: European Union, United Arab Emirates, and Singapore In recent years, with the rapid development of stablecoins in the cryptocurrency market, major global financial centers have successively introduced relevant regulatory frameworks. This article will provide a detailed comparison and analysis of the stablecoin regulatory policies in the EU, UAE, and Singapore. 1. European Union 1. Regulatory processes and normative documents The European Union officially released the "Regulation on Markets in Crypto-Assets" on June 2023, (MiCA), aimed at establishing a unified regulatory framework for crypto assets. The rules regarding the issuance of stablecoins will take effect on June 30, 2024. 2. Regulatory authorities The European Banking Authority ( EBA ) and the European Securities and Markets Authority ( ESMA ) are responsible for establishing the regulatory framework and supervising significant stablecoin issuers. The competent authorities of the member states also have some regulatory powers. 3. Main Content of the Regulatory Framework

Recently, the Crypto Assets market has shown significant Fluctuation, with BONK and PUMP Tokens competing fiercely, but BONK related Tokens have generally fallen. The USELESS Token has decreased by 23%, while LetsBONK has plummeted by 36%. Investors need to exercise caution, conduct in-depth research on the market and potential risks of Tokens, and adopt a rational attitude towards investment.