Tuesday crypto snapshot at 11 CET: BTC continues to hold ground while sentiment remains mixed across the ecosystem. The Bitcoin maximalist narrative persists, though questions about privacy remain a persistent friction point in mainstream adoption discussions.
On the altcoin front, SOL has been drawing attention with recent price movements. Meanwhile, lending protocols continue attracting capital inflows despite ongoing scrutiny. Major venture backers are closely monitoring macro developments, particularly around emerging regulatory frameworks.
Across the Atlantic, EU regulators are taking a notably cautious approach—moving slower compared to other jurisdictions—which could reshape how projects adapt compliance strategies going forward. The broader takeaway: watch how these parallel regulatory timelines shape capital flows and ecosystem development in the coming weeks.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 10h ago
Privacy issues have always been a major challenge, and it's already impressive if BTC can hold up this time. But looking at lending protocols, they're still aggressively siphoning funds... I've seen this pattern too many times before, like the Compound audit漏洞 from two years ago, the series of risk events with Aave last year, and now people are still pouring money into it?
The slow and cautious regulatory pace on the EU side has given project teams some breathing room, but I'm worried that a sudden and harsher crackdown might come later. Compliance strategies still need to be prepared in advance.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-13 12:12
SOL is acting up again. I should have placed my bets earlier but didn't. Now it just feels frustrating to watch. BTC is staying steady and honest, but it’s starting to seem a bit boring...
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InfraVibes
· 01-13 12:09
SOL is making a comeback, but the EU side is still dragging their feet slowly. I'm really impressed.
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ApeShotFirst
· 01-13 12:01
Is SOL about to take off again? I feel like it's constantly rehashing old news every now and then. I really can't stand it anymore, haha.
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PermabullPete
· 01-13 11:59
What do you think about SOL this time? Feels like it's about to get cut again.
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WealthCoffee
· 01-13 11:55
The EU is dragging its feet again. If this continues, the Americans will have finished their meal already.
Tuesday crypto snapshot at 11 CET: BTC continues to hold ground while sentiment remains mixed across the ecosystem. The Bitcoin maximalist narrative persists, though questions about privacy remain a persistent friction point in mainstream adoption discussions.
On the altcoin front, SOL has been drawing attention with recent price movements. Meanwhile, lending protocols continue attracting capital inflows despite ongoing scrutiny. Major venture backers are closely monitoring macro developments, particularly around emerging regulatory frameworks.
Across the Atlantic, EU regulators are taking a notably cautious approach—moving slower compared to other jurisdictions—which could reshape how projects adapt compliance strategies going forward. The broader takeaway: watch how these parallel regulatory timelines shape capital flows and ecosystem development in the coming weeks.