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- Japanese gaming firm Gumi allocates ¥2.5B to buy XRP (Ripple's token) for blockchain strategy, complementing prior ¥1B Bitcoin investment. - The move aligns with SBI Holdings (major shareholder) and Ripple's joint blockchain payment initiatives, including RLUSD stablecoin deployment in Japan. - XRP's utility in cross-border remittances and liquidity solutions drives institutional adoption, with Gumi reporting holdings quarterly for transparency. - Despite short-term XRP price volatility, Gumi emphasizes

- Eric Trump joins Metaplanet as strategic advisor, signaling institutional Bitcoin adoption amid Japan's regulatory reforms. - Japan's 2025 FIEA reforms and tax cuts (20% capital gains) position Bitcoin as a regulated reserve asset, tripling crypto AUM in two years. - Metaplanet's 210,000 BTC target by 2027 highlights Bitcoin's role in hedging inflation, with 7-12% yield outperforming traditional assets. - U.S. regulatory clarity (GENIUS Act, CLARITY Act) and global policy convergence reduce jurisdictiona

- Pudgy Penguins and Mythical Games' Pudgy Party redefines Web3 gaming by simplifying blockchain onboarding via custodial wallets, targeting 100M users. - The game's dual-tier NFT model (NAT/LE) merges meme culture with functional in-game tools, reducing speculative behavior while enhancing accessibility. - Community-driven features like Soulbound Tokens and viral events foster engagement, bridging crypto-native and traditional audiences through shared cultural identity. - PENGU token's 216% surge and $13.

- Tokenized Bitcoin mining offers passive income and risk mitigation, blending physical infrastructure with blockchain scalability. - Bitfrac's $5.94M presale model enables fractional mining ownership via BFT tokens, distributing profits through smart contracts. - Solana's high-speed network (65k TPS) and institutional adoption support tokenized mining's growth, with RWA tokenization expanding from $5B to $24B. - The $13.5B Bitcoin mining market's 45% renewable energy adoption enhances ESG appeal, position

- Ethereum whales accumulated $357M via FalconX, buying 78,891 ETH during a 2.85% price dip, signaling confidence in its deflationary mechanics and staking yields. - Institutional adoption grew as 3.3% of ETH supply (4M ETH) entered corporate treasuries, with $13.6B ETF inflows contrasting typical bearish price drop reactions. - Ethereum's whale population expanded 3.6x faster than Bitcoin's in August, driven by Dencun Upgrade scalability and $200B TVL growth under U.S. CLARITY Act clarity. - Strategic cap

Market analysts have Bitcoin could test support closer to the $100,000 level if fails to reclaim $112,000 soon.

- Ondo Finance ($ONDO) faces critical $1.15 resistance, with technical patterns and RWA adoption signaling potential parabolic growth. - Strong fundamentals include $1.3B in tokenized assets, 43% market share in RWA sector, and institutional partnerships with BlackRock/JPMorgan. - Technical indicators show bullish divergence (RSI), descending triangle pattern, and growing holder confidence despite volume uncertainty. - Breakout risks include 2026 token unlock (2.57B tokens) and market volatility, but succe

- 2025 altcoin market sees institutional shift to structured presales with deflationary mechanics, real-world utility, and regulatory clarity. - Projects like BullZilla ($BZIL) use progressive pricing and 70% APY staking to reduce supply, while MAGACOIN FINANCE raises $12.8M via 12% transaction burns. - U.S. GENIUS Act and EU MiCA stabilize markets, enabling $17.19B Ethereum ETF inflows and institutional adoption of compliant projects like BlockchainFX (BFX). - Institutions diversify portfolios by allocati

- VeChain’s Hayabusa upgrade shifts to DPoS, introduces tiered staking to boost decentralization and reduce inflation, positioning VET as an enterprise-focused utility token. - Ethereum’s ETF approval drives $28.8B institutional inflows, leveraging 4.8% staking yields and deflationary supply to solidify its role as a foundational infrastructure asset. - Strategic allocations combine Ethereum’s yield stability with VET’s growth potential, reflecting institutional demand for regulated, utility-driven crypto

- -2025 crypto correction driven by macroeconomic fragility and regulatory ambiguity sees Bitcoin drop 7% weekly amid Fed rate uncertainty and Trump-era tariff fears. - -Investors leverage technical analysis (RSI, on-chain metrics), diversification across DeFi/privacy coins, and dollar-cost averaging to mitigate volatility and capture long-term gains. - -Institutional adoption of Bitcoin as treasury asset (MicroStrategy, DBS) and structural supply constraints (700k new BTC over 6 years) reinforce long-term
- 03:08Project Hunt: The decentralized prover network Succinct was the project unfollowed by the most Top figures in the past 7 daysAccording to ChainCatcher, data tracked by the Web3 asset data platform RootData X shows that in the past 7 days, the decentralized prover network Succinct was the project most unfollowed by top X (Twitter) figures. Influential X personalities who recently unfollowed this project include crypto trader Loomdart (@loomdart), anonymous Twitter KOL Inversebrah (@inversebrah), and crypto trader Pentoshi (@Pentosh1).
- 02:56Data: The cryptocurrency sector saw a broad decline, with the GameFi sector leading the drop by nearly 6%, and BTC falling below $109,000.ChainCatcher reported, citing SoSoValue data, that most sectors in the crypto market experienced declines, with drops ranging from approximately 2% to 6%. Among them, the GameFi sector led the decline over the past 24 hours, falling by 5.93%. Within the sector, Four (FORM) plunged by 21.27%, mainly due to large whale transfers to exchanges, triggering panic selling. In addition, Bitcoin (BTC) dropped 1.18% in 24 hours, falling below $109,000. Ethereum (ETH) fell 0.96%, briefly dropping below $4,400. In other sectors, the CeFi sector fell 0.77% over 24 hours, but Hyperliquid (HYPE) rose 0.36%. The Layer2 sector dropped 1.10%, with POL (ex-MATIC) bucking the trend and rising 10.79%. The Layer1 sector fell 1.78%, with Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) down 3.11% and 3.45% respectively. The Meme sector dropped 2.92%, while BUILDon (B) and MemeCore (M) remained relatively resilient, rising 4.80% and 7.55% respectively. The DeFi sector fell 3.05%, the PayFi sector dropped 3.35%, and Monero (XMR) surged 1.08% intraday. Indices reflecting the historical performance of crypto sectors showed that the ssiNFT, ssiAI, and ssiRWA indices fell by 4.72%, 4.22%, and 3.54% respectively.
- 02:56Jump Crypto may become the second market maker for WLFI after DWF LabsChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by @ai_9684xtpa, the official multi-signature wallet of the WLFI project transferred 47 WLFI tokens to Jump Crypto as an initial test. This marks Jump Crypto as the second publicly known market maker for WLFI, following DWF Labs.