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Aave Labs founder Stani Kulechov has confirmed that no new token will be created for Horizon, Aave’s initiative to integrate real-world assets into decentralized finance. According to Kulechov’s Mar. 16 post on X, the Aave ( AAVE ) DAO has reached a clear consensus against launching an additional token for Horizon, and the development team will respect this decision. Horizon was announced on Mar. 13 as a means of integrating RWAs into DeFi while also meeting institutional standards. Overall consensus across the Aave DAO is that there is no interest on other tokens. The consensus will be respected, Aave DAO is a real DAO. RWA exploration will continue once a right approach is found. There is only $AAVE . pic.twitter.com/tQSb51gmvw The proposal featured a revenue-sharing model and a possible 15% token allocation to the Aave DAO. A new token, according to many in the community, could weaken AAVE’s value and shift focus from its role as the ecosystem’s primary governance and utility asset. Prominent developers and community members have expressed concerns, suggesting that alternative strategies should be used to generate income and liquidity. Kulechov has responded by stating that Aave Labs would honor the DAO’s position and move forward without issuing a new token. In addition, he emphasized that the Aave DAO functions as a completely decentralized organization in which community members make governance decisions. Given that the token proposal had been scrapped, Horizon’s future is still uncertain. The project’s initial goal was to connect DeFi and institutional finance by enabling tokenized money market funds to be pledged as security for stablecoin loans. It was to be developed as a licensed instance of Aave under the Avara umbrella, ensuring regulatory compliance while preserving DeFi’s efficiency and transparency. Aave’s prospective entry into RWAs aligns with the industry’s explosive growth. According to data from RWA.xyz, the on-chain RWA value increased 19% in the last month to $18.63 billion. The value of on-chain treasuries alone has risen 400% in the past year to $4.26 billion. Tokenized assets continue to register major investments from leading institutions such as BlackRock. On Mar. 13, BUIDL, BlackRock’s tokenized U.S. Treasury fund, surpassed $1 billion. According to analysts, the RWA market has the potential to grow to $16 trillion in the next decade, highlighting its potential as a major force in global finance.

The memecoin market is going through a difficult period, and Pepe (PEPE) is no exception. While most cryptos are showing a slight recovery, PEPE is the only memecoin down over the past 24 hours. However, over a week, it is among the best performers. This contradiction illustrates the uncertainty hovering over the high-risk crypto market. In just 24 hours, the price of PEPE dropped by 4%, settling around $0.000007. In a declining crypto market where Bitcoin traders have already lost $100 million , this decline of PEPE contrasts with the dynamics observed over a week, where the famous memecoin recorded a 6% increase. This paradox is explained by high volatility and a general trend of disinterest in memecoins, exacerbated by a massive decrease in liquidity. Meanwhile, Dogecoin (DOGE), the sector leader, has dropped by 10% over the past week and is losing ground to other altcoins. This trend confirms a gradual erosion of interest in speculative cryptos, which struggle to find real utility in the market. On Binance Square, trader opinions are divided. Some see the current drop as a buying opportunity, hoping for a recovery above $0.00000665, while others anticipate a collapse towards $0.00000500. This market bipolarity reflects a lack of clear consensus on the token’s future. Technical indicators are not reassuring: the MACD is negative, trading volume is decreasing, and liquidations are increasing. However, a slight withdrawal of tokens from exchanges could indicate a phase of discreet accumulation. Since December 2024, the memecoin market has lost $87.5 billion, representing a drop of 63%. PEPE shows a 75% correction from its highs, placing it among the most impacted assets. The future of PEPE will largely depend on the dynamics of the global crypto market. Therefore, the memecoin market remains extremely speculative. Between accumulation and capitulation, caution is advised. A return of Bitcoin to $90,000 could certainly give PEPE a second wind. Conversely, a prolonged correction in BTC would likely extend PEPE’s decline. In any case, only time will tell.

Those who apologize are accusing themselves, they say. And in the ruthless universe of blockchain, repeatedly tweeting that everything is fine can be concerning for investors. The Shiba Inu team is once again stepping up to refute doubts about the viability of Shibarium and the strength of its memecoin. In the face of criticism that suggests SHIB is losing momentum, Lucie, an influential figure in the community, warns: those who underestimate this crypto could soon be caught off guard. The skeptics had predicted it: crypto SHIB was doomed to fade into oblivion, like a bad altcoin already seen and surpassed. But here comes the Shiba Inu team, led by communication strategist Lucie, to speak out, just as she did last time in response to market turbulence , to set the record straight. They have underestimated us from the beginning. They doubted SHIB, Shibarium, and the ShibArmy, but we continue to build. A clear message sent to detractors who predicted the imminent end of this project. At the center of this response: Shibarium , the Layer 2 solution of the Shiba Inu project, which aims to offer faster and cheaper transactions. A promise that still struggles to convince some traders, who believe that SHIB remains a mere memecoin without real utility. However, developers claim that Shibarium is evolving and preparing major innovations, including a regular burn system to control the circulating supply. In fact, last week, over 535 million SHIB were burned , with 459 million in a single transaction orchestrated by an anonymous whale. A sign that the deflation strategy is taking shape, even if the results are slow to impact the token price. So, simple cosmetic operation or true scarcity mechanism? Behind the doubts weighing on SHIB, one question remains: what if distrust was a hidden opportunity? The Shiba Inu team wants to believe it, and their message is clear: When the moment comes, we will savor a success that no one saw coming. A bold bet, but one that rests on several strategic pillars. However, the crypto market remains unpredictable, and investors have short memories. Despite a historic peak in 2021, SHIB has lost 85% of its value since, leaving room for doubt. Its future therefore relies on a fragile balance between innovation and mass adoption. Can SHIB be reborn and create a surprise like in 2021? Or will it remain a mere memory of the great memecoin era? At the beginning of March, crypto SHIB fluctuated between hope and uncertainty. While this once-famous memecoin lost 42% of its value a month earlier, the question arises: can the Shiba Inu rise from its ashes ?

The shadow of an economic storm looms, tinted with a bright red and unpredictable pragmatism. The “Trumpcession” – this neologism that sounds like a warning – encapsulates the growing concern over a trade war with unforeseen consequences. Caught between stimulus and restriction, the Fed and the Bank of England find themselves stuck between rates to adjust and a threatening inflation. How to avoid the domino effect? The answer requires more than an economics manual: a tactical boldness. The promises of Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs are not just simple rhetoric. They act as a catalyst, transforming fears into tangible realities. In February 2025, the Conference Board’s Purchasing Managers’ Index plunged, revealing an unprecedented distrust since four years. American consumers, the historic engine of growth, are cutting back on their spending. An alarming signal: when confidence falters, recession looms. However, the most insidious effect could come from import costs. High tariffs on foreign products would drive up prices, fueling an already persistent inflation. Nigel Green, from deVere, sums up the dilemma: “Inflationary pressures and economic slowdown create a vise.” The Fed, used to juggling cycles, faces a fragile balance. Lowering rates to stimulate borrowing? Risking a price surge? The choice is a tough one. In parallel, the Trump administration seems indifferent to market tremors. Worse, a drop in production is sometimes viewed as a necessary evil to “rebalance” trade. A dangerous logic, according to experts: a prolonged trade war could suffocate entire sectors, from manufacturing to logistics. The Fed, in announcing its decision on rates this Wednesday, will have to choose between urgency and caution. Threadneedle Street and the Fed share a common scenario, but not the same tools. At the end of 2024, the Bank of England anticipated controlled inflation and rates below 4% in 2025. Today, the UK base rate stagnates at 4.5%, slightly exceeding that of the Fed (4.25% – 4.5%). A minimal gap, but revealing: both institutions must contend with weakened labor markets and defensive employers. In the UK, the construction and manufacturing sectors see unemployment rise, while layoffs multiply. A similar situation across the Atlantic, where job vacancies are dwindling. The difference? The impact of Trump tariffs on the American economy is more direct, exposing the Fed to a risk of overheating. The Bank of England, on the other hand, fears a knock-on effect: a rise in British import costs if the EU retaliates against U.S. measures. However, a glimmer persists: borrowing. Lower rates could relieve households and businesses, but at what cost? “Take the lead, don’t follow,” insists Green. A proactive approach would entail gradual cuts now, rather than drastic measures later. However, taking a pause would allow for an assessment of the real impact of tariffs. On Thursday, the Bank of England will deliver its verdict, under the anxious gaze of investors. Even Elon Musk could fall victim, with Tesla at stake.

Hayden Davis, the alleged mastermind behind the controversial LIBRA and MELANIA token launches, has created a new cryptocurrency called WOLF. The new launch is despite being the subject of an Interpol notice, according to blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps. In a detailed investigation conducted in collaboration with YouTube investigator Coffeezilla, Bubblemaps traced fund transfers revealing Davis as the creator of WOLF. This is a token that appeared to be associated with Jordan Belfort, a former stockbroker who inspired the Martin Scorsese film “The Wolf of Wall Street.” “In collaboration with Coffeezilla, we exposed Hayden Davis as the mind behind LIBRA, MELANIA, and other tokens. We thought his days of launching tokens were over. But we were wrong,” Bubblemaps stated in their report. Coffeezilla, whose real name is Stephen Findeisen, is a YouTuber known for his exposé videos on the crypto industry. WOLF gained popularity after being promoted by a WallStreetBets social media account on March 8. The token quickly reached a $40 million market capitalization before experiencing a price collapse in what appears to be another “rug pull” scheme. Blockchain analysis showed 82% of the token’s supply was controlled in a single bundle, a characteristic pattern in fraudulent token launches. Bubblemaps found out that Davis was behind it through on-chain analysis, tracing several transactions. “Starting with the $WOLF creator 6MsuHd, we followed funding transfers back across 17 addresses and 5 cross-chain transfers. All led to a single address: OxcEAe. The same one owned by Hayden Davis,” the report detailed. The investigation revealed that Davis had prepared for the launch months in advance. “He funded these wallets months before $LIBRA and $WOLF launched, moving money through 17 addresses and 2 chains,” Bubblemaps explained. Davis’s activities have been under international legal scrutiny following his involvement with the LIBRA meme coin. After Milei’s endorsement, LIBRA’s market capitalization briefly surged to over $4.5 billion before collapsing by more than 99% to approximately $18 million. Blockchain analysts subsequently revealed that certain insiders, including Davis, had sold large amounts of the token shortly after Milei’s endorsement. Argentine prosecutor Gregorio Dalbón has requested a judge issue an Interpol “Red Notice” for Davis. The prosecutor cited concerns that his financial resources might allow him to evade justice. The Red Notice would effectively make Davis wanted internationally. For Coffeezilla’s hour-long interview with Davis, see below.