FameEX Morning Crypto News Recap | March 28, 2025
2025-03-28 02:32:27Incoming SEC Chair Paul Atkins to Revise Digital Asset Regulation Strategy
SEC Chairman-elect Paul Atkins intends to move away from the previous administration’s aggressive enforcement, instead focusing on industry expertise and targeted regulation, according to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett.
IMF Evaluates Trump’s Tariff Plan and Its Global Effects
On March 28, IMF spokesperson Julie Kozack said the IMF is reviewing Trump’s 25% auto tariff plan. While acknowledging potential effects, she noted the IMF’s baseline forecast still does not anticipate a U.S. economic recession.
Bitcoin Falters, Gold Surges to All-Time High on Trump Tariff News
On March 27, Bitcoin showed volatility amid new U.S. trade tariffs and macroeconomic data, reflecting market uncertainty. Meanwhile, gold soared in response to the tariff news, with XAU/USD hitting a record high of $3,059 per ounce.
Bitcoin’s Market Cap Is Deeply Underrated, Analysts Say
On March 27, analyst PlanB said Bitcoin is highly undervalued compared to gold and real estate. With a $2 trillion market cap versus gold’s $20 trillion, Bitcoin’s scarcity (S2F ratio) is 120 years—double that of gold’s 60 years.
Yield-Based Stablecoins to Hit 50% Market Share, Says JPMorgan
JPMorgan analyst Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou expects yield-based stablecoins to expand from 6% to 50% of the market. Offering interest similar to money market funds, they appeal to yield-seeking investors, especially in today’s high-rate environment.
Crypto Sector Owns $130 Billion in U.S. Short-Term Treasuries, Making Up 2% of Total Market
The crypto market holds $130 billion in U.S. short-term Treasury bonds, representing 2% of total T-Bills. Tokenized T-Bills have seen 14% monthly growth over the past year. OKG Research estimates the market could absorb $300–600 billion in 2–5 years, increasing crypto’s share to 5–10%.
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