Market on the move: macro effect on BTC, inflows into ETH, stablecoin structure in Asia.
🟧 Bitcoin rebounds, Ethereum gets capital
Bitcoin rebounded June 10, 2025 from $107K to over $110K when the US-China trade talks restarted in London. The price remained high after that, but stabilized – talks are ongoing and there is no tangible agreement.
At the same time, investors seek certainty:
📈 Gold climbed up
📈 China Rare Earth Holdings (producer of strategic rare metals) jumped +26% – as commodities are considered a means of pressure in this negotiating game.
🔁 In the same macro decor, attention shifted to Ethereum: ETH ETFs recorded $281 mln inflows last week and another $52.7 mln yesterday.
Institutions increasingly see Ethereum as a base layer for real-world asset tokenization (= blockchain versions of real assets, such as real estate or bonds).
→ supported by the progress of the GENIUS Act, renewed Circle-IPO plans and stricter stablecoin rules.
🔍 What does this mean for Poolder?
Short term – monetizing BTC volatility
The swings around macro headlines and the upcoming CPI publication (the monthly inflation figures in the US) increase trading volume in swap pools.
By offering intraday liquidity (making capital available for same-day trading), Poolder can collect higher transaction costs – exactly at times when traders want to get in and out quickly.
Long-term – leveraging ETH infrastructure
The flow of capital toward Ethereum points to continued demand for RWA tokenization.
By reserving capacity in ETH-based pools now, Poolder will soon be able to participate directly in fees when real assets (such as real estate, bonds, etc.) are traded as tokens.
🌍 South Korea wants to build its own stablecoin structure
South Korea’s new president Lee Jae-myung wants to build momentum for the Digital Asset Basic Act: A law allowing Korean companies to issue their own won-stablecoins (digital versions of Korean currency). This requires a minimum of ₩ 500 million (about €340,000) in equity, plus approval from the financial regulator.
The timing is not accidental:
→ Already ₩ 57 trillion (~€42 billion) worth of dollar-stablecoins are traded per quarter
→ More than 18 million Koreans are active in crypto
With this law, Seoul wants to prevent those trading volumes from flowing away to foreign countries and the US dollar from becoming too dominant within the Korean market via stablecoins. The central bank worries that its influence on the monetary system is waning – but the stock market reacted positively: shares such as KakaoPay rose over 45% in one week.
🔍 What does this mean for Poolder?
Two strategic opportunities:
→ New fee source
A regulated ecosystem around won-stablecoins allows for more variety beyond USD pools. The more different coins traded liquidly, the more trading activity – and thus fee opportunities for Poolder.
→ Grab an advantage
By already engaging with Korean parties issuing stablecoins (fintechs or crypto exchanges) and parties providing large-scale liquidity (market makers, institutional DeFi providers), Poolder can be the first to offer strong swap pools in KRW (South Korea’s official currency).
In doing so, it not only benefits from early fee income, but also builds relationships and infrastructure – which can eventually be used for similar developments in Europe.
📌 What does this mean for you?
Whether you’re looking for stability, balance or long-term growth,
Poolder offers structured access to digital markets – tailored to your investment profile:
✅ Stable – returns from stable market activity (10–15%)
⚖️ Mixed – a balance of steady returns and growth potential (15–25%)
🚀 Full Crypto – dynamic exposure to volatile markets with high upside (25%+)
Want to know more?
📄 Request our brochure – and discover how Poolder generates returns from market activity.
📞 Schedule a 1:1 introduction via +31 70 333 06 01 – we’ll show you how we manage risk and activate returns, at your pace.
