CryptoQuant's latest report recommends that Strategy pause its Bitcoin purchases due to shrinking dividend coverage. Meanwhile, CBOE is exploring the launch of crypto perpetual futures, and Chainlink has joined a stablecoin foreign exchange project to enhance blockchain-based FX settlement.
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CryptoQuant has advised Strategy to suspend its Bitcoin buying program, citing a shrinking dividend coverage ratio that could strain the company's financial health if accumulation continues at current price levels.
Separately, the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) is evaluating the introduction of crypto perpetual futures contracts. A formal launch would offer institutional investors new hedging and speculation tools, further enriching the digital asset derivatives landscape.
Chainlink has announced its participation in a stablecoin foreign exchange project, leveraging its decentralized oracle network to provide reliable price feeds and settlement support for cross-border stablecoin conversions. The initiative aims to improve liquidity and transparency in fiat-pegged stablecoin FX markets.
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