One Crypto Sector That Could See Billions of Inflow in 2025.
Numbers Don't Lie👇
RWAs like tokenized treasury bills are bringing in over $1 billion every week.
That's bigger than what many altcoins see!
Big companies like #blackRock and #JPMorgan are not just testing the waters they’re building the foundations for trillions of dollars.
Stablecoins were just the beginning.

Now, we’re talking about putting things like bonds and real estate on the blockchain.
The crypto market is worth $3 trillion, but the global bond market?
It’s over $130 trillion. It’s easy to see the huge potential.

Just look at these numbers:
- #RWAS grew 80% in 2024, market cap at $17.2B.
- 83,704 holders, 112 issuers.
- Stablecoins exceeded $220B.
- Private credit at $11.8B, including $3.6B in US Treasury debt.

who will benefit the most?
Those who realize that RWAs are not just hype they are the essential link between traditional finance and blockchain.
#ONDO began the trend of digitizing assets, and now Mantra’s $OM token is catching on.
#RWA small caps have recovered from their lows and are good for long-term investment.
They’re strong and promising.
Expecting big growth for RWAs in 2025.

U.S. President Donald Trump has nominated Jonathan Gould, a former cryptocurrency company executive, to head the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the nation's banking regulator.

February 11, the White House submitted his nomination to the Senate. If confirmed, Gould will serve as Comptroller of the Currency for five years.
Gould is a former general counsel at Bitfury, a #blockchain infrastructure company, and is currently a partner at Jones Day. He previously served as Senior Deputy Comptroller and General Counsel of the OCC from late 2018 to mid-2021 in the Trump administration, and prior to that was a director of #BlackRock from 2014 to 2018.
OCC works to ensure the safety of the U. S. banking system, with large banks It regulates and supervises all U. S. national banks that are members of the Federal Reserve System, including JP Morgan Chase and Bank of America.
Christine Smith, executive director of the #Cryptocurrency Blockchain Association, said in a statement to website X that Gould is Avichal Garg, co-founder of investment firm Electric Capital, told website X that Gould's appointment is an important step toward improving financial health.
Mr. Garg added that Mr. Gould wants fair banking access for cryptocurrency companies and is against Operation Chokepoint 2.0.
Speaking at a March 2023 House Financial Services Subcommittee on Digital Assets hearing on the Biden administration's approach to #cryptocurrencies , Mr. Gould said that regulatory actions taken at the time had a "chilling effect" on banks' ability to engage in cryptocurrency activities and that he was "opposed to digital
Gould's candidacy comes as Trump administration officials recently explored the possibility of including the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. in the Department of Financial The Wall Street Journal reported on Feb. 11 that a source said the nomination was in response.

Another notable recent nominee is John Hurley, nominated by Trump on Feb.

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CPI data will be released today: bitcoin price faces uncertainty amid inflationary trends Bitcoin (BTC) is currently moving between 90000 and 110000 US dollars, unable to break out of this narrow range. Despite attempts at growth, the bitcoin price is under pressure due to economic uncertainty, particularly US inflation and Federal Reserve policy.

Bitcoin's market value has also fallen to $1.9 trillion in the past 24 hours; hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve caused the market to fall last year, but #bitcoin recovered somewhat in January following President Trump's inauguration and the emergence of the U. S. Bitcoin Reserve Plan. Investors have mixed feelings right now, but the market is mostly waiting for stable #cryptocurrency regulations to see a serious rally.
Here are a few key moments that could determine bitcoin's fate.
The U. S. will soon release the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for January. It will show how much prices have risen. If the report shows a decline in inflation, investor confidence may increase and give bitcoin a small boost. The CPI is expected to rise 0.3% from last month, slightly lower than December's 0.4%. Core inflation, which excludes food and energy prices, may rise 0.3% from 0.2% in December.
This sounds positive, but may not be enough for bitcoin to take off. Investors are waiting to see if the soft inflation report will prompt the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. However, this is unlikely to happen anytime soon;
The Fed recently said it has no plans to cut rates anytime soon. Major financial firms such as #BlackRock and RBC also believe that the Fed will keep rates higher this year.
According to CME's FedWatch tool, there is only a 54% chance that the Fed will cut rates at least once this year. Without such a rate cut, bitcoin will not be able to create a strong growth momentum. This is because high interest rates make traditional investments more attractive compared to cryptocurrencies.

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Recently, there is a surprising news in the market - BlackRock, the world's largest asset management company, seems to be quietly acquiring 5% of MicroStrategy (MSTR) and plans to sell it at the right time. Will this move trigger a sharp shock in the Bitcoin market? What kind of industry change does it mean?

BlackRock’s ambitions
As the world's largest asset management company, BlackRock controls $9 trillion in funds, and its influence spans traditional financial markets and the cryptocurrency field:
🔹 iShares ETF Overlord: Dominates the global ETF market and recently launched a Bitcoin spot ETF to drive institutional funds into BTC.