TechFlow News, February 11: According to a CoinDesk report, multiple industry insiders characterized the recent cryptocurrency market decline as a “traditional finance event,” not an “industry crisis.” As Japanese yen interest rates rose, borrowing costs increased and heightened volatility drove up margin requirements—for instance, metal trading margins surged from 11% to 16%, forcing some traders to liquidate positions and exerting downward pressure on risk assets across markets—not limited to crypto assets. Although Bitcoin ETFs saw robust trading volume amid the market downturn, industry insiders do not view this as a wholesale institutional exit. Emma Lovett, Head of DLT Credit Markets at J.P. Morgan, stated that a more accommodative U.S. policy environment is driving experimentation beyond private blockchains toward public blockchains and stablecoin-based settlement, with deeper integration between traditional finance and crypto infrastructure expected by 2026.
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