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Pi Network is back in the spotlight as traders revisit short-term support levels and fresh Pi Network price prediction targets. Litecoin is also making headlines, with new charts hinting at a potential cycle move despite recent volatility.
But the real debate is whether Remittix, often called an emerging XRP rival, is becoming the best crypto to buy now. Its rising adoption and payment-focused utility are drawing fast-growing interest from investors.

Pi Network continues to struggle after months of decline. However, some analysts in the community believe a turnaround may still be possible. Pi Network price today sits near $0.21 after a fresh drop, yet traders watching Pi Network news note that the token is holding its key support zone.
A break above $0.26 could shift the trend, with several Pi Coin price prediction models pointing toward $0.29 to $0.37 if momentum returns. Still, upcoming token unlocks and heavy exchange supply remain major hurdles for Pi Network price stability. Even with challenges, recent updates and rising downloads keep interest alive as investors debate where Pi Coin price heads next.
Litecoin is starting to exhibit evidence of a promising period, and analysts are following the trends that reflect earlier cycles. Litecoin price today sits near $97 and although short-term action is choppy, several LTC Price Prediction models point to a potential breakout if momentum builds.

Analysts watching Litecoin News say the trendline that guided earlier rallies is still intact, supporting a possible 40% move. LTC Price remains sensitive to Bitcoin’s swings, but holding above $96 keeps buyers hopeful. If the chart pushes past $101.50, the next targets in most Litecoin Price Prediction models sit near $112.

Remittix is becoming one of the most talked-about payment tokens in 2025, offering a cleaner, faster alternative to traditional cross-border transfers. While investors follow Pi Network news and Litecoin News, many now see RTX as the stronger long-term play thanks to its expanding ecosystem, rising adoption and global utility.
Demand keeps climbing as Remittix rolls out new features, confirms major listings and strengthens security ahead of its full wallet release.
The Remittix wallet beta is already live, giving early community testers access to its PayFi features and real-time FX tools. With more than $28.1M raised and the $250,000 Remittix Giveaway pushing awareness higher, RTX is gaining momentum as a practical payments solution rather than a speculative hype token.
As XRP’s closest emerging rival, Remittix now stands out as one of the best crypto to buy now for users who want real utility, not just market cycles.
Michelle is an editor at CoinCentral & Blockonomi, covering the latest trends in crypto, blockchain, and digital finance. With a sharp eye for detail and a passion for emerging technologies, Michelle ensures every story delivers clarity, accuracy, and insight to our readers.
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This article was co-authored with Nina Stammbach.
 
Although NFT trading volume plummeted 98% last year, the number of wallets owning at least one NFT nearly doubled.¹  More people than ever know about NFTs, and builders remain bullish on expanding Web3’s reach across industries. We can expect the market to continue innovating products in downturns. One such innovation is the increasing use of NFTs in finance, in particular through lending and liquidity. But financial instruments integrated with token dynamic mechanics are high on the regulatory agenda.
With several jurisdictions moving to regulate NFTs, this article explores how NFTs with a financial or investment function are treated in Australia’s financial services sector and by ASIC. High level and preliminary in nature, this article aims to explain the state of play for NFTs (including their increasing use in finance), and key things to look out for when considering the status of NFTs in relation to Australia’s financial services regulatory regime. It is ultimately concluded that not all NFTs are automatically considered financial products – a close analysis of the NFT is required.

NFT stands for non-fungible tokens. An NFT is a type of digital asset that is unique. NFTs are characterised by the following value-driven properties: transferability, uniqueness, permanence, programmability, permissionless and digital ownership. Like traditional digital assets, NFTs are generated (minted) on a blockchain using cryptography. The blockchain immutably records the transaction history of the NFT: from issuance to all subsequent exchanges. No two NFTs are exactly alike, akin to diamonds or original tangible artworks. NFTs thus cannot be readily traded or exchanged in equivalence due to their namesake non-fungible properties. By contrast, fungible items, like common stock, bitcoin or a dollar coin, are identical and interchangeable. Often compared to digital passports, NFTs are the first instance of verifiable digital uniqueness and scarcity.

NFTs exploded into the mainstream in 2021, with a strong focus on artistic and community value. While NFTs have moved on from the apex of their hype and now come with lower price tags, their reach and use cases have expanded. NFTs have entered the sectors of music, sport and gaming, digital identity, social media, real-world assets, and other Web3 applications. Some companies incorporate NFT offerings into their business models. Nike generated $185M in NFT sales,²  Starbucks sold out 2000 NFTs within minutes, ³ Ticketmaster debuted token-gated ticketing,⁴ and Reddit’s NFTs reached 16M holders.⁵  NFTs are now used to represent ownership of other assets (tangible and intangible), such as physical artwork, real estate, sound recording and vehicles.
We have seen time and time again that linking digital tokens to finance has a magnetic pull. Decentralised Finance (DeFi) is testament to that. The financialisation of NFTs, albeit still in its infancy, is another notable technological primitive that will continue to evolve. Examples of financial NFT applications to date include:
The potential for financial NFTs being transformative has been spoken about for a while now. The applications discussed above lay the groundwork for future NFT-based financial tools.

In Australia, the financial services laws already apply to digital assets that are financial products, meaning the Australian Financial Services Licence (</p>) framework applies to any business providing financial services in relation to those digital assets. Although Australian law does not currently recognise NFTs as a specific legal asset or financial product, there have been some proposals put forward. A recent proposal to regulate crypto asset providers is the Digital Assets (Market Regulation) Bill 2023 (Cth) (Bill). However, the Senate Committee reviewing the Bill has recommended that further consultation be undertaken instead of passing the Bill.
On 16 October 2023 the Australian Federal Treasury released its public consultation paper regarding the proposed regulatory regime for digital asset platforms (such as crypto exchanges, brokers, market makers) and a new type of financial product called a ‘digital asset facility’ for certain asset holding arrangements. The consultation paper acknowledged that many digital assets will not be financial products, including some digital assets used in non-financial industries such as video gaming, media and entertainment, health care, fitness and lifestyle, and gambling. Significantly, the consultation paper proposed a ‘financialised functions’ regime to cover specific activities that do not involve financial products but still need to meet additional minimum standards. One such ‘financialised function’ would be where a digital asset platform intermediates the sale of entitlements to fund the development of ‘non-financial’ products and services. The consultation paper proposed that a digital asset platform with a funding tokenization function must, amongst other things, ensure fair distribution of facility tokens to backers in the form of NFTs or fungible tokens.
Many NFTs will not involve a financial or investment function, and thus the facts will always matter when it comes to determining Australia’s regulatory treatment. For now, the legal status of NFTs depends on what they represent and the rights attached — not how they are named or marketed. However, to the extent an NFT project is considered to fall into the category of financial products or securities under Chapters 7 and 6D of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Corporations Act) significant regulatory consequences follow. Obligations may arise under the Corporations Act, Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 2001 (Cth) (ASIC Act) and the Australian Consumer Law and Regulations, as well as anti-money laundering (AML) and know your client (KYC) obligations.
In Australia, anyone who carries on a financial services business must either hold an AFSL or have the benefit of an exemption. This depends on whether the NFT:

ASIC’s approach has evolved over recent time. ASIC’s Information Sheet 225 “Crypto-assets” states that it is the responsibility of the entities involved to ensure they consider all rights and features of the proposed cryptocurrency, as well as the way in which it will be offered. Those entities include, without limitation, digital asset issuers, intermediaries, exchanges and trading platforms, crypto asset payment and merchant service providers, and wallet providers and custody service providers. Entities should be prepared to justify a conclusion that their NFT and the means of offering it does not involve a regulated financial product or seek appropriate authorisation if it is a regulated financial product.
Noting that an NFT is simply a form of cryptocurrency, the starting point for this inquiry is whether crypto assets have the potential to be considered a financial product. But the litmus test is whether the activity driving the NFT meets the definition of a financial product, security or an interest in a managed investment scheme. Each of these definitions is discussed below.
Australian law adopts a functional approach to the assessment of whether something is a financial product. Under s 763A of the Corporations Act, a financial product is a facility through which a person does one or more of the following:
As can be seen, the definition is very broad.
Under s 761A of the Corporations Act, a security is a share or debenture in a body, or a legal or equitable right in a share or debenture of the body. An option to acquire a share by way of issue will also be considered as a security.
A managed investment scheme (MIS) is a form of collective investment vehicle. It is defined under s 9 of the Corporations Act and has three elements:
A person carrying on a financial services business in the jurisdiction must hold an AFSL unless an exemption applies.
Generally, a person provides a financial service if they:
As shown above, the current regulatory regime is technology-neutral and applies a substantive test to whether or not a crypto asset is regulated as a financial product and therefore subject to the AFSL regime.
Accordingly, if NFTs have rights and circumstances that are akin to financial products, then they will trigger the relevant regulatory obligations. For example, NFTs that form part of a collective investment product or represent carbon credits will likely constitute a financial product and are thus subject to AFSL regulation. In a similar vein, NFT lending activities may fall within the scope of the credit activities and services caught under the National Credit Consumer Protection Act 2009 (Cth), and the relevant entities may need to hold an Australian credit licence or be otherwise exempt from this requirement.
If the NFT is indeed a financial product, other issues such as disclosure obligations arise. For example, marketing and promotion of a financial product may constitute financial product advice and so would generally need to be supported by an authorisation if it involves a retail audience, unless an exemption applies. The Corporations Act treats all persons or entities as a retail investor unless they are a wholesale client.⁶  Financial product issuers are also responsible for ensuring that a product disclosure statement or prospectus prepared for the product meets the requirements set out in Part 7.9 of Corporations Act and related Corporations Regulations.

The emergence of NFTs with a financial or investment function is a significant innovation for the ecosystem. While NFTs are not always financial products, the question is one of substance over form. It is therefore necessary to consider on a case-by-case basis whether the NFT is regulated or otherwise. Regulatory compliance is necessary to promote market confidence, user acquisition and scalability without hindering innovation. We look forward to sharing more insights as Australia’s regulatory regime develops in respect of NFTs and other crypto assets.

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The center of the Bitcoin ETF landscape is once again shifting with a level of volatility that reflects deep structural rotation, not surface-level sentiment. BTC-USD trading near $95,632 shows the price consolidating after a sequence of ETF outflows that hit $492 million in a single day, marking the third straight session of withdrawals. These redemptions are led by the iShares Bitcoin Trust IBIT, which bled $463.10 million in one session, a figure that overshadows the entire weekly flows of several smaller issuers combined. When an ETF with a market capitalization of $164.14 billion loses almost half a billion in a trading day, it becomes the defining macro input rather than a marginal datapoint. These flows sit against the backdrop of persistent selling from Grayscale’s GBTC at $25.09 million and smaller withdrawals from BTCW and FBTC, creating a uniform wave of red across the Bitcoin ETF complex.
Although IBIT is leading the withdrawals, it remains the gravitational center of institutional Bitcoin exposure with $1.2 billion in inflows over the past month, capturing 35% of all Bitcoin ETF AUM. The ETF’s price at $53.48 after a 3.80% daily decline reflects both profit-taking behavior and the emotional unwinding of positions accumulated during the run above $100,000. Even in a risk-off week, IBIT remains the preferred liquidity vehicle for heavyweight allocators. The extraordinary 257% quarterly increase in Harvard University’s IBIT holdings to $442.8 million confirms that the institutional core is not retreating from Bitcoin — instead, institutions are using deep liquidity ETFs to rebalance timing, duration, and hedging needs. Brown University’s $13.8 million IBIT position and Emory’s $51.8 million in the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust add further confirmation that endowments now treat regulated Bitcoin exposure as a strategic reserve rather than speculative drift.
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw redemptions of $492 million in a single session, while Ethereum ETFs reported $178 million in withdrawals for the fourth day in a row. These are not sentiment swings; these are realignments of capital that take place when large allocators reassess risk exposure going into year-end macro events. The pressure is compounded by ETHA bleeding $173.27 million as institutional managers reduce exposure to secondary assets while maintaining optionality in Bitcoin. ETH net AUM sits near $20 billion after the outflows — a sharp contrast to Bitcoin’s $125.34 billion in net ETF assets after its own heavy selling wave. Even with the selling pressure, ETF trading volumes remain robust, with Bitcoin ETF volume at $6.95 billion and Ethereum ETF volume at $2.01 billion, signaling that liquidity has not deteriorated. It is a redistribution phase, not a liquidity crisis.
The most surprising development is the aggressive rotation into Solana and the explosive debut of the XRP ETF. Solana ETFs captured $12.04 million in inflows on the same day Bitcoin lost $492 million and Ethereum lost $178 million, highlighting the shift toward alternative Layer-1 ecosystems. BSOL’s net assets rising to $541.31 million with a trading volume of $42.40 million demonstrates that institutional allocators are not retreating from crypto; they are reallocating toward ecosystems offering faster growth optionality. The XRP ETF story is even more dramatic: the first day came with zero inflow, but the second day erupted with $243 million in fresh capital. This one-day surge places XRPC among the largest debut flows for any crypto ETF in recent years. The size and immediacy of the XRP flow represent delayed institutional onboarding — a mechanism where large funds need internal approvals, onboarding windows, and compliance clearance before submitting cash or in-kind creations
Data from the past two weeks shows Bitcoin ETFs recording inflows on only 3 days out of 13, with persistent selling dominating the trend. The market’s fear index plunged to 10 as BTC-USD briefly traded below $100,000, aligning with broader market panic as equities also declined. Bakkt reported a $23.2 million quarterly loss, dragging its shares down 16%, while Grayscale reported a 20% revenue decline amid sustained ETF redemptions and intense fee competition. Meanwhile, DeFi ecosystems deepened their drawdowns with $213 million in security breaches across Ethereum and Solana networks, compounding risk aversion. The volatility in BTC-USD is not just sentiment — it reflects leveraged liquidations, institutional derisking, and the recalibration of ETF arbitrage flows.
At the same time that ETFs experience outflows, whales added more than 375,000 BTC in 30 days — roughly four times the weekly mining supply — signaling aggressive accumulation beneath the surface. Long-term non-exchange holders doubled to 262,000 wallets, indicating a tightening supply base. On-chain data highlights wallets holding 1,000–10,000 BTC adding 29,600 BTC in a single week, reinforcing that large holders continue to treat price dips as expansion opportunities. Binance-linked whales executed average orders of $1.96 million, amplifying the divergence between ETF redemptions and direct accumulation. Such behavior has historically preceded large upward repricing cycles. The $95,000 zone is increasingly looking like the fulcrum point in the current cycle, supported by both spot buyers and long-term allocators who are absorbing ETF-driven supply.
Harvard’s expansion to $442.8 million in IBIT makes it the largest institutional holder of the ETF. A 257% quarter-over-quarter increase is not tactical; it is strategic allocation comparable to gold, which Harvard also increased to $235 million. Emory’s 245% growth in the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust, reaching $51.8 million, reflects a preference for low-fee Bitcoin exposure, while Brown’s $13.8 million IBIT position shows broad adoption across academic institutions. These inflows did not stop despite ETF redemptions — highlighting that institutional buying is a slower, deliberative process untied from short-term volatility. Analysts describe Harvard’s allocation as the strongest possible endorsement an ETF can receive, as top-tier endowments do not rotate into assets without long-term conviction.
The SEC’s evolving regulatory stance — including the 20-day automatic approval window for crypto ETFs — has accelerated filings for XRP and Solana funds, adding fresh supply to the ETF product market. Even so, Bitcoin ETF activity remains the highest-volume segment of the crypto ETF ecosystem. The growing friction comes from macro inputs: risk-off equity conditions, Treasury yield movements, and fears of additional liquidity shocks. Bitcoin under $100K triggered broad liquidation pressure, but institutional positioning signals accumulation rather than abandonment. This divergence between price weakness and long-term appetite is the defining feature of the current Bitcoin ETF cycle.
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Bitcoin (BTC) price recently took a dramatic downturn, dropping $13,000 in just three days. The crash has raised questions about whether the cryptocurrency has reached its lowest point. Analysts are divided, with some suggesting Bitcoin may have bottomed at $94,000. However, others warn that further declines may be in store.
The price drop sent Bitcoin to multi-month lows, leaving many wondering about the next move. Some analysts believe the $94,000 mark could signal the bottom for the Bitcoin price. However, this view is not unanimous, with others suggesting a possible further drop to $74,000.
Merlijn The Trader, a prominent analyst, has been vocal about the potential for another leg down. He pointed to a CME gap around $92,000. “CME gaps are often filled, even weeks or months later,” Merlijn commented. This gap could result in a further retracement before Bitcoin price finds support.
BITCOIN LOVES TO FILL THE GAPS.
$97K: DONE.
$92K: NEXT?
Final shakeouts are brutal.
But once they’re done…
Bitcoin takes off when everyone least expects it. https://t.co/wAoRkGFRn2 pic.twitter.com/9q7dYV3Z6C
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Merlijn’s analysis also highlighted the importance of Wyckoff’s market cycle in understanding Bitcoin’s behavior. He noted that the “Phase E” of the Wyckoff pattern has been confirmed, which could signal the end of the shakeout phase. “This is where smart money quietly reloads while retail screams for lower prices,” he added.
The recent drop in Bitcoin reserves on exchanges supports this theory. Bitcoin reserves have reached a new all-time low, a signal that supply is decreasing. Merlijn referred to this as a “perfect storm brewing,” suggesting that Bitcoin price may soon find upward momentum.
Despite Bitcoin’s volatility, many remain confident in its potential for future rallies. The cryptocurrency market remains unpredictable, with frequent sharp price movements. Analysts will continue to monitor Bitcoin price movements closely as the situation develops.
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Stellar crypto is trading near a major long-term support level that has historically driven sharp reversals
With analysts watching closely as bearish momentum meets structural strength at a critical technical junction.
Analyst Master Kenobi emphasized on X that the coin is retesting a long-term ascending support line that has previously produced strong market reactions. The daily chart shows two major rebounds marked by yellow arrows, where the token surged after touching this same structural level. Price is currently testing the line again, forming a pivotal moment within a broader falling-wedge pattern defined by a dominant descending resistance trendline.

Source: X
The token trades below the 21-day SMA, signaling short-term bearish pressure, yet the long-term trend remains intact as long as the ascending support holds. Previous touches — including the July retest — resulted in heightened volatility, noted by the red reaction zones. A successful defense could initiate another climb toward the upper wedge boundary, while a breakdown would expose lower areas. The structure indicates a significant decision point with historical precedence favoring bullish reactions.
A second chart shows XLM/USD on the 1-hour timeframe with Aggregated Open Interest (OI) displayed below. The price structure shifted from higher highs near 0.305 to a clear downtrend marked by lower highs and lower lows, confirming bearish dominance. Recent candles show stabilization between 0.264 and 0.270, forming a narrow consolidation range without confirming reversal momentum.

Source: Open Interest Chart
Open Interest declined steadily during the major selloff, indicating position unwinding and reduced speculative activity. Toward the right side of the chart, OI begins rising again as price moves sideways, suggesting new positioning ahead of a potential expansion in volatility. A break above resistance in the 0.270–0.275 region or below 0.260 may determine the next directional move.
According to BraveNewCoin, Stellar currently trades at 0.27 USDT, marking a -4.40% decline over the last 24 hours. The token’s market capitalization stands at approximately 9.02 billion USDT, with a 24-hour trading volume of 353.09 million USDT and a circulating supply of 32.12 billion tokens.

Source: BraveNewCoin
Despite the recent price drop, these metrics reflect continued activity and stability within the coin’s ecosystem. Analysts point to its consistent trading volume as evidence of ongoing participation from long-term holders, even amid market-wide caution. The price has ranged between 0.276 USDT and 0.290 USDT over the past day, suggesting the asset is consolidating within a tight channel as buyers look for confirmation of trend continuation.
At the time of writing, the coin trades around $0.264, extending weakness along the lower region of its Bollinger Bands. Price remains below the Basis line near $0.292, maintaining a corrective trend. The bands appear moderately tight, reflecting reduced volatility following an extended downside phase. The crypto briefly tapped the lower band at $0.254, signaling oversold conditions, though buyers have not yet provided strong follow-through.

Source: TradingView
The MACD remains bearish, with the MACD line below the signal line, although the histogram is near neutral — a sign of potential momentum stabilization. For bulls, reclaiming the baseline is essential to shift near-term structure. A breakdown below the lower band exposes the $0.24–$0.25 support zone, while upward attempts must clear $0.28 to build traction.
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