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Decentralized exchanges (DEX) registered $1.43 trillion in spot volume during the third quarter, marking the strongest quarterly performance on record and signaling a structural shift in how crypto markets establish prices.The figure represents a 43.6% increase from the $1 trillion registered in the second quarter, and surpasses the previous record of nearly $1.2 trillion set between January and March.August and September delivered the second- and third-largest monthly volumes in history, at $510.5 billion and $499.1 billion, respectively, trailing only January 2025’s $560.3 billion.Additionally, DEXs captured 17.7% of the total crypto spot volume traded by their centralized counterparts, according to data…

HANGZHOU, China, Oct. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Jiuzi Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: JZXN; the “Company”) today announced the implementation details of its previously disclosed US$1 billion capital plan. The Company intends to raise funds through market investors and execute the plan via an ongoing purchase program, capped at US$1 billion. Following the initial announcement, the Company further clarified that the capital structure will take a diversified form. Jiuzi has held extensive discussions with institutional investors, long-term value investors, and strategic partners, and has received positive investment intentions. The funding sources are expected to include market financing, additional commitments from existing shareholders, revenue…

Key takeawaysSWIFT powers most of the world’s bank transfers through its messaging network, while Ripple uses XRP to make cross-border payments faster and cheaper.Beyond payments, XRP is also used for remittances and is being explored for tokenized loyalty and DeFi applications, with institutions like SBI Holdings testing integrations.SWIFT is developing a blockchain-based ledger for real-time payments, interoperable with major networks and supporting tokenized assets.SWIFT still faces challenges like outdated systems, regulatory hurdles, institutional inertia and competition from Ripple’s expanding network.Cross-border payments move trillions of dollars each year, and two names dominate: the long-established SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication)…

Bitcoin’s latest pullback has little to do with crypto-native flows and everything to do with the dollar, according to chief crypto analyst at Real Vision Jamie Coutts. Sharing two charts on X, Coutts argued that a rebound in the US Dollar Index (DXY) is briefly tightening global liquidity and pressuring risk assets across the board. “Bitcoin’s dip isn’t mysterious — it’s macro,” he wrote. Why Is Bitcoin Down? “The dollar’s rebound is tightening global liquidity. DXY is retesting 100–101 — a key resistance and natural mean-reversion zone after one of the sharpest declines in decades in 1H25. Positioning had become…

Welcome to the US Crypto News Morning Briefing—your essential rundown of the most important developments in crypto for the day ahead.Grab a coffee because, as global markets watch the US government shutdown in disbelief, Bitcoin is doing the opposite. To longtime Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser, this moment isn’t random. It’s destiny.Sponsored Crypto News of the Day: Max Keiser Addresses the Shutdown, the Bitcoin Price Surge, and the Sound of Fiat CrumblingAs the US government remains shut down amid another budget deadlock, Bitcoin surged to a fresh all-time high, as reported in a recent US Crypto News publication. After topping out…

ZEC is the top gainer in the past week, while BNB flipped XRP. It was another eventful week in the cryptocurrency markets, as two of the leaders managed to break into uncharted territory before staging a minor pullback. But first, let’s rewind the clocks to the previous week, which marked the beginning of October, often referred to as Uptober in the digital asset community. BTC had already recovered some of the mid-September losses, but only doubled down and surged to $120,000 for the first time since August. On Friday alone, it went from $120,000 to $124,000 but failed to…

Online prediction market Kalshi has raised more than $300 million at a $5 billion valuation as prediction markets move into the financial mainstream, according to a report by the New York Times on Friday.The company will now allow users in over 140 countries to place bets, marking its first major international expansion, the article said.Kalshi projects $50 billion in annualized trading volume this year, up from $300 million last year, and now holds more than 60% of global market share, surpassing rival Polymarket.The funding round was led by major investors including Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Paradigm, CapitalG, and Coinbase Ventures,…

If you’re looking for an extensive Bybit review to start trading digital assets, look no further. Established in 2018, Bybit has gained immense popularity among crypto communities, especially for trading derivatives and its competitive fee structure. It also offers multiple trading features, catering to both beginners and advanced traders alike. In this article, we’ll walk you through various aspects of Bybit, including its key features, staking options, and fees. We’ll also guide you on how to create a Bybit account, execute trades, and make deposits or withdrawals.Bybit Exchange Review: Quick SummaryCrypto exchangeBybitLaunch year2018FounderBen ZhouKey features and trading optionsSpot trading, margin trading,…

Miami, Florida, October 8th, 2025, Chainwire FLOKI, the community-driven cryptocurrency, has partnered with Water Wells for Africa (WWFA) to fund two new clean water wells in Malawi, a landlocked country in southeastern Africa where many rural communities still lack access to safe drinking water. The initiative reflects FLOKI’s commitment to philanthropy, a core pillar of its project and demonstrates how digital assets can be used for direct, real-world impact. Notably, both wells were fully funded in FLOKI tokens, showing how crypto donations can fuel meaningful development efforts. “At its core, charity is a fundamental pillar for FLOKI,” the team said. “Everyone…

Opinion by: Vincent Kadar, CEO of PolymathWhen a company sold tokenized shares in dozens of homes in Detroit that it did not actually own, it was more than a real estate scandal. It served as a warning to the entire real-world asset (RWA) sector.The deal seemed modern, including blockchain tokens, fractional ownership and the promise of rental income.In reality, however, many properties were vacant, in poor condition or not even legally theirs to sell.The blockchain noted every token transfer smoothly. It lacked the necessary checks that would ensure the assets were real or were earning income.A sector-wide riskThis is what…