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moey_dw wrote: Fri Dec 05, 2025 4:39 pm
Danila Kuzmin, a 21-year-old Ukrainian student, was abducted in the underground garage of the luxury hotel "Sofitel" in Vienna. His burned body was found in the back seat of a car with Ukrainian license plates.
The Vienna police wrote that Kuzmin, under threat of violence, was put into an expensive Mercedes S 350D car belonging to the victim's father and taken to the Vienna district of Donaustadt. In reality, he left with the criminals voluntarily, because he knew them. Therefore, the purchase of a canister of gasoline on the way did not frighten Kuzmin - his friends most likely explained this to him by saying that their car had run out of gasoline and they were carrying fuel to refuel it. That is, the guy was asked for help at the hotel. He was alive at the time of the burning.

The suspects will not be extradited to Austria, but will be tried in their homeland. According to our information, they are a father and his son from Kharkov. They will try to make the case as closed as possible, there will be a lot of misinformation, and now they are trying to link the "Russian trace" to the detainees. https://t.me/Kharkov_Perviy/95306

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The IMF has warned of global financial risks due to stablecoins

Stablecoins pegged to the US dollar can accelerate the dollarization process in countries with high inflation rates, undermining central banks' control over capital movements. This is stated in the IMF report.

The warning was published during the period of active growth of the stablecoin segment. The authors of the report noted that since 2023, the capitalization of the two largest coins — USDT and USDC — has tripled, reaching a combined figure of $260 billion.

The IMF also recognized the positive potential of the technology. In many developing countries, digital services are already outpacing traditional banking in terms of adoption rates.

However, these advantages come with macro-financial risks. The main threat is the possibility of mass flight from assets.

Users' doubts about securing stablecoins can trigger avalanche sales. In order to fulfill their obligations, companies will be forced to urgently sell off their assets (often government bonds), which can cause turmoil in global financial markets.

The pseudonymous cross-border nature of stablecoins can also weaken capital controls, simplify illegal financing, and degrade the quality of macroeconomic data. The global distribution of holders, often unknown due to non-custodial wallets, makes it more difficult to monitor crises and develop regulatory measures.




JPMorgan analysts linked bitcoin's prospects to the financial stability of Strategy

The stability of Strategy's balance sheet and the company's ability to avoid selling the first cryptocurrency are more important for the short-term price of the asset than the pressure from the miners. This is the conclusion reached by JPMorgan analysts, writes The Block.

The risk of exclusion from the MSCI index
The market is awaiting MSCI's decision on the status of shares of Strategy and other crypto-treasury companies in global indexes. It is expected on January 15th.

JPMorgan analysts believe that the impact will be asymmetric: the potential losses from exclusion are limited, and the benefits from remaining in the index are significant.

According to experts, the risks are already "abundantly embedded in the price." Since October 10, when MSCI announced the classification revision, Strategy's shares have fallen by 40%. Such a deep correction indicates that the market has taken into account not only the exclusion from the provider's indexes, but also the possible exit from other major benchmarks.

JPMorgan called the mNAV coefficient the main indicator of the stability of Michael Saylor's company. This multiplier reflects the ratio of a firm's market value to its Bitcoin reserves. Despite the sharp decline in the second half of the year, the indicator remains at 1.13.

Recall that CryptoQuant analysts regarded the creation of the dollar reserve Strategy as preparation for a protracted bear market.

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