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Alpha Points is the total daily accumulated points combined with Balance Points and Volume Points over the past 15 days.

Balance Points Calculation Rules
The amount of Spot and Alpha tokens you hold on Binance Exchange and Binance Wallet (Keyless Address).

>=$100 <$1000 1 point
>=$1000 <$10000 2 points
>=$10000 <$100000 3 points
>=$100000 4 points

Volume Calculation Rules
Your purchase of Alpha tokens on Binance Exchange and/or Binance Wallet:
1 point for the first $2
+1 point for each doubling (e.g., $4 = 2 points, $8 = 3 points)

$2 1 point
$4 2 points
$8 3 points
$16 4 points
$32 5 points
$64 6 points
$128 7 points
$256 8 points
$512 9 points
...and continue like that
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Report: Meta Considers Launching Stablecoin After Failure of "Diem" Project

A recent report revealed that Meta (formerly Facebook) is considering re-entering the stablecoin market three years after the failure of its "Diem" project due to regulatory pressures and other complications.
According to sources from Ledger Insights, which broke the news today, Meta is exploring the issuance of a dollar-backed digital currency.
This time, however, it may collaborate with external partners to avoid previous pitfalls.
The move comes as stablecoins like Tether and USDC experience significant growth, while Meta faces new regulatory challenges. Although the company has not officially commented, it reaffirmed its commitment to blockchain innovations. Analysts expect Meta to work on building regulatory trust this time to avoid Diem's fate.
Observers suggest this development could strongly reposition Meta in the digital payments space, though its success hinges on regulatory approvals.
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#BigTechStablecoin

Stablecoins from Big Tech giants — a topic that sparks discussions, but the reality turned out to be more complicated than expected. Although projects like **Diem (formerly Libra from Meta)** once predicted a revolution, most of these ambitions have been shelved due to regulatory pressure and internal challenges. Facebook sold its Diem assets back in 2022, effectively ending this initiative.

Currently, major tech companies like **Amazon** and **Google** are more focused on integrating existing cryptocurrencies and stablecoins into their payment systems rather than issuing their own. For instance, there are discussions about using stablecoins for transactions. However, in the U.S., there is even a proposal for a legislative ban preventing Big Tech from issuing their own stablecoins, which would force them to use existing solutions from companies like Circle or Tether. The future of Big Tech as issuers of stablecoins remains in question due to stringent regulations.

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What is meant by #BigTechStablecoin?
Stablecoins backed or developed by big tech companies such as:

Meta (formerly Facebook) – Diem project (formerly Libra)

PayPal – PayPal USD (PYUSD)

Amazon or Apple – Rumors and future initiatives

🤖 Why are major companies interested in stablecoins?
#BigTechStablecoin
✅ Expanding control over the digital financial system
✅ Facilitating global payments
✅ Collecting accurate economic data
✅ Competing with central banks and traditional currencies

💣 What are the concerns associated with it?
#BigTechStablecoin
⚠️ Excessive centralization
⚠️ Threat to monetary sovereignty
⚠️ Greater monitoring and control over user data
⚠️ Resistance from governments and central banks

📌 Did you know?
#BigTechStablecoin
The Diem project was halted due to strong resistance from regulators, but the path is not closed yet!
Many companies are now moving towards partnerships with networks like Ethereum and Solana to develop stable payment solutions.

🧭 The future?
#BigTechStablecoin
We are likely to see licensed stablecoins backed by big companies, but under strict government oversight.
↪️ The race has begun, but on new terms.#GUN #BigTechStablecoin #diemalpha #PYUSD $ETH $BTC