In the past 24 hours, the crypto market has been swinging between extreme pessimism and deep strategic positioning. Let’s see what has happened.
**Key information in the last 24 hours:**
The Fear & Greed Index dropped to 28, firmly in the panic zone — but it’s slightly up from 27 the day before, indicating that the worst sentiment may have passed. BNB rebounded above 840 USDT, with only a 0.42% decline over 24 hours. Maintaining stability in such a pessimistic atmosphere truly shows some skill.
What about traditional finance? JPMorgan directly froze accounts of two startups working on Latin American stablecoins. Here we go again — this clearly shows that traditional financial systems remain highly cautious, even outright rejecting crypto innovation.
Institutions are taking action. 5 million USD stablecoins moved from World Liberty to Jump Crypto, a large transfer that usually signals new funding deployment or strategic adjustments behind the scenes.
**From a long-term perspective, the signals are promising:**
Solana’s co-founder announced that by 2026, the global stablecoin market size will surpass 1 trillion USD. This is not just talk — it’s a strong confidence boost for the entire sector. Japan’s Financial Services Agency also announced that by 2026, the crypto asset regulation department will be upgraded from a section to a formal “kumi” (department). This indicates that mainstream countries are systematically enhancing professional regulation in this field — which is actually a good thing.
Short-term anxiety persists, but long-term signals are accumulating. This is the true reflection of the current market.
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pumpamentalist
· 12-27 09:53
JPMorgan is causing trouble again, this time freezing accounts... It's really just the old tricks of traditional finance, always trying to block the stablecoin track.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 12-27 09:38
JPMorgan is causing trouble again; traditional finance is really panicking. However, in the long run, regulatory normalization is actually a positive, so let's wait for the stablecoin cake in 2026.
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LayoffMiner
· 12-27 09:27
JPMorgan is causing trouble again, this time targeting Latin American stablecoins. Traditional finance is just this stubborn.
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The FI index 28 really can't go any lower. Next is either a rebound or death, there's no third option.
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BNB is holding steady to an almost unbelievable degree. The market has collapsed, yet it’s still slowly rebounding. There are truly holders holding on for dear life.
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A direct injection of 5 million USD into Jump. There must be a big move behind this, otherwise they wouldn’t play it like this.
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A 1 trillion USD stablecoin market? 2026? Solana is talking big, but I believe it.
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Japan is upgrading its regulatory agencies. This is actually a good sign, indicating they really take us seriously.
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Short-term panic, long-term planning. I’ve heard this phrase so many times, but the key is whether we can survive until that long-term.
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It’s JPMorgan again, and traditional finance is blocking us. When will the rules of this game ever change?
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Jump Crypto receives 500,000 USD, the days of contract-based trading are here.
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SighingCashier
· 12-27 09:26
JPMorgan is causing trouble again, this time freezing accounts... Traditional finance is really panicking, haha
In the past 24 hours, the crypto market has been swinging between extreme pessimism and deep strategic positioning. Let’s see what has happened.
**Key information in the last 24 hours:**
The Fear & Greed Index dropped to 28, firmly in the panic zone — but it’s slightly up from 27 the day before, indicating that the worst sentiment may have passed. BNB rebounded above 840 USDT, with only a 0.42% decline over 24 hours. Maintaining stability in such a pessimistic atmosphere truly shows some skill.
What about traditional finance? JPMorgan directly froze accounts of two startups working on Latin American stablecoins. Here we go again — this clearly shows that traditional financial systems remain highly cautious, even outright rejecting crypto innovation.
Institutions are taking action. 5 million USD stablecoins moved from World Liberty to Jump Crypto, a large transfer that usually signals new funding deployment or strategic adjustments behind the scenes.
**From a long-term perspective, the signals are promising:**
Solana’s co-founder announced that by 2026, the global stablecoin market size will surpass 1 trillion USD. This is not just talk — it’s a strong confidence boost for the entire sector. Japan’s Financial Services Agency also announced that by 2026, the crypto asset regulation department will be upgraded from a section to a formal “kumi” (department). This indicates that mainstream countries are systematically enhancing professional regulation in this field — which is actually a good thing.
Short-term anxiety persists, but long-term signals are accumulating. This is the true reflection of the current market.