BNB's deflationary burns (e.g., 1.94m in Q1 2025) reduce supply. This, combined with rising demand, supports price. More burns could lead to scarcity, potentially pushing prices higher.
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Arbitrum's Q1 2025 Gas fee dropped to $0.01/transaction. If small - users' trading frequency (e.g., 5 - 10 trades/month) rises, it can attract them. Lower cost fits small - scale trades.
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U.S. policy to have stablecoins absorb Treasuries could stabilize USDT. Its reserves already include Treasuries; increased holdings may align with policy, boosting reserve safety, though Treasury volatility poses risks—net positive for stability.
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