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According to RWA monitoring platform RWA.xyz data, as of January 5, 2025, global on chain RWA assets have exceeded $15 billion, reaching $15.31 billion, with a 30 day increase of 11.97%; The number of asset holders exceeded 80000, reaching 81495, with a 30 day increase of 2.6%; The total number of asset issuers has increased to 119; The value of stablecoin assets is $203.66 billion, with a 30 day increase of 4.21%, and the number of stablecoin holders is as high as 141 million. In addition, the scale of token assets of US treasury bond bonds exceeded US $4 billion, reaching US $4.09 billion, up 0.27% on the 7th; The number of holders decreased to 12205, with a 7-day decline of 2.32%. @drivenbyboredom 0 reply
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According to Cointelegraph, in a financial disclosure report submitted to the US House of Representatives on January 1st, Congressman Mike Collins revealed that he purchased the token SkiMaskLog (SKI), which will be launched in May 2024, with a value ranging from $1001 to $15000. The report shows that between December 1st and December 3rd (approximately one month after the US election), MikeCollins purchased the token three times, with each purchase amounting to up to $15000. It is currently unclear whether his investments are related to his election victory in Georgia's 10th congressional district, but during his tenure, he disclosed purchasing Ethereum, Velodrome (VELO), AerodromeFinance (AERO), and TheGraph. @sewingbee 0 reply
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According to Bloomberg, Bank of America reported on Friday that cash became the biggest darling of funds last week, and cryptocurrency funds also attracted a large influx of funds. During the week ending December 4th, money market funds absorbed $136.4 billion, marking the largest weekly inflow since the banking turmoil in March 2023. It is worth noting that cryptocurrency funds received a capital inflow of $3 billion, with a total inflow of $11 billion over four weeks, reaching the highest level in history. This reflects a surge in investor interest in digital assets after Trump's election victory. Michael Hartnett, a strategist of Bank of America, pointed out that with the market value of Bitcoin exceeding $2 trillion, which is comparable to becoming the 11th largest economy in the world, the cryptocurrency market showed signs of "foam". Similarly, concerns about stock valuation have also been highlighted. 0 reply
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