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According to Huoxun Finance, JPYC, a Japanese yen-denominated stablecoin issuer, announced the near completion of its Series B funding round, with a total estimated funding amount of approximately 5 billion yen. New investors in this round include Life Design Fund, IHD STRATEGY FUND, a fund under Awa Bank, and Meiji Yasuda Future Co-creation Fund. JPYC stated that the new funding will primarily be used for system and application development, business expansion and talent recruitment, the advancement of stablecoin payment and management services, and the development of M2M payment scenarios using AI agents. JPYC obtained its Japanese money transfer operator license in 2025 and launched its stablecoin JPYC, pegged 1:1 to the yen, in the same year. Within approximately seven months of its launch, it had 18,000 accounts, with a cumulative issuance exceeding 2.5 billion yen and a total transaction volume exceeding 35 billion yen. Currently, JPYC is deployed on four blockchains: Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, and Kaia, and integrated with the LINE ecosystem's Web3 wallet Unifi, aiming to promote the adoption of stablecoins among ordinary users in Japan.

MyToken Portfolio Daily Report 90% of users lost over -0.01%；50% of users lost over -2.67%；10% of users lost over -3.16%。

According to data released by the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), in 2025, IC3 received over 13,400 complaints related to cryptocurrency self-service terminals, resulting in losses exceeding $388 million. This represents a 23% increase in complaints and a 58% increase in losses compared to 2024. More than half of the complaints came from individuals aged 50 and over, with losses exceeding $302 million. Cryptocurrency self-service terminals are ATM-like devices that support the exchange of cash for cryptocurrency. Criminals often trick victims into following instructions to withdraw cash or transfer funds through the terminals. IC3 cautions that this statistic reflects cryptocurrency ATM fraud complaints, and the overall losses may not be entirely due to cryptocurrency ATMs alone.

According to Coinglass data, $578 million in positions were liquidated across the entire Bitcoin exchange in the past 24 hours, including $524 million in long positions and $53.8499 million in short positions. Bitcoin long positions saw $210 million in liquidations, while short positions saw $4.8506 million; Ethereum long positions saw $139 million in liquidations, while short positions saw $6.2626 million. During the same period, a total of 124,777 people were liquidated globally. The largest single liquidation occurred on Bitget's BTCUSDT_UMCBL trading pair, valued at $32.4369 million.