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🏦 JPMorgan Pushes Back on Stablecoin Hype $USDC $USD1 JPMorgan analysts say stablecoins are unlikely to hit multi-trillion scale soon, forecasting a $500B–$600B market by 2028 instead. — CoinMarketCap X #Stablecoins #Crypto #Banking #MarketOutlook

DeFi puts complex financial products into the hands of users and protocols, enabling them to execute simple transactions like a swap - to more complex strategies like a delta neutral stablecoin based on staking yield and funding rate arbitrage (as was recently done by the USDe developer Ethena). The problem for many users is that there exists no perfect protocol or tool to help them execute their specific strategy or workflow. Some users may take to Twitter to ask “Is anyone building the thing I need?”. The very brave may even try to manually cobble together their strategy by clicking buttons and signing Tx’s across multiple protocols; monitoring everything in a spreadsheet. This is the manual, transactional approach to DeFi. It’s spurned a cottage industry of YouTubers like The Calculator Guy and Taiki Maeda who’ve garnered a following by making the technically overwhelming approachable through shareable spreadsheets and click by click guides. This is where Intents come in. “Intent based products are a move away from the transactional approach to DeFi,” Aperture’s McDavid Stoddard told The Block. In the transactional model, the transaction is “typically too complicated for the end user to fully understand what’s happening,” he said. Intent based architectures enable the average DeFi user to gain access to “the types of execution and pricing that previously were only accessible to well capitalized prop shops operating with an in-house developer team. Even a devoted DeFi user armed with YouTube premium and tracking spreadsheets would fail to get the level of execution and expressibility that is possible with an Intent based DeFi UX.” With Aperture’s Liquidity Intents solution, built atop Uniswap V3, the user declares an end goal for their LP position and the transaction is only executed if it matches the user’s desired outcome. A user can, for example, declare that they want their liquidity position to rebalance once ETH hits 3,500 USDC per ETH, rebalance to a 50:50 ratio at a range of 3,400 to 3,600 USDC, and specify the acceptable range of price impact from swaps and gas fees. A decentralized network of solvers then works out possible transaction flows which are then simulated and ranked. Aperture has launched with one centralized solver, with third-party solvers including one from Propeller Heads joining the network in Q2. As well as building out its network of third-party solvers, Aperture’s future roadmap includes several more key components to a fully fledged Intent based DeFi UX. A Large Language Model (LLM) will enable users to express their intent in natural language and have it mirrored back to them in a highly readable Domain Specific Language (DSL) created by Aperture, which can then be delivered to solvers as the user’s “declaration of truth.” Stoddard likens the UX to ordering a pizza. “You tell the operator, ‘I want whatever your biggest meatiest pizza is.’ The operator will mirror back to you, ‘Okay, you want our XL meat lovers’ pizza?’ And then the user says, ‘Yes, that one!’” Aperture’s UX will enable the user to declare their DeFi Intents in similar terms. “The user will say, ‘I want you to rebalance me to the highest yielding pool,’ and then the Intents chatbot will mirror back to them the highly readable DSL output which the user will be able to eye-ball and confirm.” This post is commissioned by Aperture and does not serve as a testimonial or endorsement by The Block. This post is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as a basis for investment, tax, legal or other advice. You should conduct your own research and consult independent counsel and advisors on the matters discussed within this post. Past performance of any asset is not indicative of future results. Disclaimer: The Block is an independent media outlet that delivers news, research, and data. As of November 2023, Foresight Ventures is a majority investor of The Block. Foresight Ventures invests in other companies in the crypto space. Crypto exchange Bitget is an anchor LP for Foresight Ventures. The Block continues to operate independently to deliver objective, impactful, and timely information about the crypto industry. Here are our current financial disclosures. © 2025 The Block. All Rights Reserved. This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

A $50 test transfer was followed by a $50M mistake It started with a small test transfer A victim sent $50 to a familiar address Everything looked correct Nothing appeared wrong This is not a protocol failure This is not a smart contract exploit This is about how one transaction changed the outcome The setup Shortly after the test A 0005 USDC dust payment arrived The sender address looked almost identical Same prefix Same ending characters The wallet UI placed it next to the original address No warnings appeared The mistake The victim copied the address from the dust payment Not the original destination The second transaction followed The full balance was sent $49999950 moved in a single transfer The address was wrong But it looked right What actually happened This pattern matches address poisoning behavior Attackers send small dust transfers They rely on human pattern recognition They wait for copy paste behavior Nothing was hacked No keys were compromised The chain did exactly what it was told to do Why this keeps working Wallets optimize for speed Humans optimize for familiarity Visual similarity replaces verification History replaces confirmation The test transfer created confidence The dust transfer exploited it What remains unresolved No exploit was triggered No rule was broken The funds moved correctly Just not where the victim intended How many similar cases go unnoticed And how many safeguards still rely on human attention alone. $XRP $USDC

Crypto Market Overview (December 14-21, 2025) 📉 The global cryptocurrency market continued to experience significant volatility, with Bitcoin dropping below $90,000 on December 14 and further declining to $86,000 by December 18. This decline was driven by fading expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts and weakening U.S. macroeconomic data. Ethereum fluctuated between $2,900–$3,100, while altcoins like Solana and XRP saw weekly losses exceeding 5%. The total market capitalization dropped 2% week-on-week, reaching approximately $3.06–$3.08 trillion, marking an eight-month low by December 19. 📊 Positive regulatory signals emerged, with the U.S. SEC removing cryptocurrency from its 2026 priority list and confirming pro-crypto nominees for leadership positions at CFTC and FDIC. The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is slated for Senate markup in January 2026, offering hope for clearer market frameworks. However, Senator Cynthia Lummis, a strong crypto advocate, announced her retirement. 💸 China injected ¥1.05 trillion (approximately $1.4 trillion) into the market, echoing past events that triggered parabolic crypto rallies. The Bank of Japan (BOJ) raised rates to a 30-year high, creating risks for Bitcoin. However, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs saw strong inflows of $457 million, indicating sustained institutional interest despite price slumps. 🛡️ A major phishing attack resulted in a $50 million USDT loss, with victims offering a $1 million reward for recovery. Quantum computing threats resurfaced in discussions, although experts like Adam Back dismissed them as market manipulation. Memecoins and small-cap tokens hit multi-year lows, highlighting broader weakness in altcoins. 🚀 Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin reached a market cap of $1.26 billion, becoming the third-largest U.S.-regulated stablecoin. TRON integrated with Kalshi for deposits and withdrawals, and Polkadot gained native USDC access via Coinbase. Prediction markets like Kalshi surged in popularity, climbing to #3 on the App Store. #CryptoInsights #MarketTrends