Crypto Opinion: Expert Views, Takes & Analysis | Yellow

Corporate credit card platform Ramp recently announced that business customers can now hold and pay in stablecoins the same way they use dollars.

The bearish scenario for Bitcoin remained the most likely one. The market did continue its correction and is now approaching an important technical area.

Tokenized private credit is now the largest non-Treasury real-world asset category onchain, with approximately $14 billion having moved through these rails, at yields of 8 to 12 per cent and higher.

Almost everything written about perpetual futures treats them as a trading venue: where you go for leverage, where volume concentrates, where the next hot asset gets listed.

Bitcoin's long-running quantum resistance concern has moved from academic curiosity into practical risk management.

Very little movement in Bitcoin. We are still trading sideways.

Bitcoin is gradually approaching the 200 EMA, a moving average that has historically played a major role during long-term trend changes.

Bitcoin's bear market isn't over: rallies keep failing at $65K and true capitulation has yet to arrive, this analyst argues.

Stablecoins make moving money nearly free, collapsing remittance fees and rebuilding the payments industry from the ground up. (Image: Shutterstock)