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- Bitcoin dropped to a seven-week low at $108,617 amid $530M+ crypto liquidations driven by U.S. inflation data and large holder selling. - Ethereum fell 6% to $4,295, with major altcoins like XRP and Solana also declining as Fed rate cut delays fueled risk asset selloffs. - Market analysts highlight bearish technical signals but note potential RSI divergence and 75% ETH bullish sentiment among traders. - Volatility persists as September weakness and uncertain Fed policy trajectory keep crypto markets vuln
- Galaxy, Multicoin, and Jump Crypto aim to raise $1B for Solana's largest corporate treasury via a public entity acquisition. - Supported by the Solana Foundation, existing institutional reserves (Upexi: 2M SOL, DeFi Corp: 1.29M SOL) highlight growing institutional demand. - Bit Mining's $200M-$300M Solana fund and broader crypto treasury trends signal confidence in Solana's infrastructure for DeFi/memecoins. - Critics warn of forced selling risks during downturns, though accumulation could drive price mo
- X Corp. sues Apple and OpenAI over alleged AI ecosystem monopolization via exclusive iOS-ChatGPT integration, stifling rivals like xAI's Grok. - Global antitrust laws (EU DMA, US 2024 Act) force data sharing, weakening tech giants' control while creating opportunities for open-source startups and compliance-focused firms. - Web3's decentralized AI models face risks from blockchain prioritization over technical needs, yet DePINs and RWAs gain traction as antitrust-driven alternatives. - Investors balance
- CoinShares’ Q2 2025 26% AUM growth to $3.46B and $32.4M profit signal institutional crypto ETP adoption driven by regulatory clarity and Bitcoin/Ethereum price surges. - Physical-backed ETPs attracted $170M inflows vs. $126M outflows for derivatives, reflecting institutional shift toward tangible exposure amid U.S. regulatory reforms like GENIUS and CLARITY Acts. - U.S. Bitcoin ETF holdings surged 57% to $33.4B, with JPMorgan and Harvard deepening exposure, while Ethereum ETF adoption remains concentrate
- Litecoin (LTC) maintains $109–$110 stability in 2025 but faces obsolescence risks due to lack of smart contracts and DAG scalability. - Hyperliquid's HYPE token ($51.50) thrives on speculative demand and institutional backing but struggles with volatility and regulatory uncertainty. - BlockDAG's hybrid DAG-PoW architecture (15,000 TPS) and $387M presale position it as a scalability leader with 3,600% 2030 price projections. - While LTC appeals to conservative investors and HYPE targets high-risk traders,
- Flare Network’s XRPFi model tokenizes XRP into FXRP, enabling DeFi integration and unlocking $236M TVL for institutional yield strategies. - Partnerships with BitGo/Fireblocks and $100M+ institutional commitments (e.g., VivoPower) highlight XRP’s shift from payments to corporate treasury asset. - TVL surged 410% YoY via protocols like Clearpool and Sceptre, with 56% in RWA/liquid staking, driven by 4-7% yields and USD₮0 stablecoin liquidity. - A 2.2B FLR incentive program targets $236M TVL growth, redefi
- Ethereum traders face $1.103B long liquidation risk at $4,200 vs. $680M short risk at $4,450, creating structural downside bias. - A price drop below $4,200 could trigger cascading liquidations, amplifying volatility as seen in past $870M ETH liquidation events. - While a $4,450 breakout might cause short squeezes, limited upside potential persists due to smaller short liquidation exposure. - Investors should hedge with inverse ETFs or stop-loss orders, monitoring macro shifts and Ethereum upgrades that
- Litecoin (LTC) trades near $120 in August 2025, with $123.75 as a key resistance level for potential $200 recovery. - Institutional adoption grows (401k active addresses, $12.33B daily volume) amid MWEB privacy upgrades and 2023 halving scarcity. - 90% chance of U.S. spot ETF approval and MEI Pharma's $100M LTC allocation signal strong institutional confidence. - Technical analysis shows $190-$200 potential if $123.75 breakout holds, but faces risks from Layer 1 competition and regulatory uncertainty.
- Reliance Industries partners with Google and Meta on a $10B AI infrastructure play, leveraging renewable energy and global tech expertise. - The Google collaboration builds a green AI cloud region in Gujarat, aligning with India’s $1.2B IndiaAI Mission to scale AI-ready infrastructure. - A Meta joint venture democratizes enterprise AI for Indian SMEs, targeting a $31.94B market growing at 26.37% CAGR by 2031. - Reliance Intelligence aims to create a sovereign AI ecosystem, focusing on regional language s
- DeFi surpassed CeFi in TVL by Q2 2025 ($26.47B vs. $17.78B), driven by regulatory clarity and institutional adoption. - EU MiCA and U.S. GENIUS Act reduced compliance risks, enabling platforms like Aave ($25.41B TVL) and Lido to attract capital. - Ethereum's Dencun upgrade and Solana's staking yields (3.8–5.5%) boosted efficiency, drawing $86B to Ethereum's restaking ecosystem. - SBI Group's Chainlink partnership and DeFi Technologies' $947M AUM growth highlight institutional infrastructure development.
- 06:27BTIP-105 proposal enters community review stageChainCatcher News, according to the official announcement, the BTIP-105 proposal has now entered the community review stage. This proposal innovatively introduces a proxy-based architecture model and a dedicated upload routing mechanism, which will significantly enhance the reliability and cross-network accessibility of the file upload system. It provides a breakthrough solution especially for enterprise NAT traversal and firewall-restricted environments. The implementation of this proposal will advance the evolution of distributed storage networks and build the next generation of high-performance storage infrastructure.
- 05:12Whether the U.S. Supreme Court will accept and when it will hear the "Trump Tariff Case" is crucial.Jinse Finance reported that the U.S. Court of Appeals has provided a buffer period arrangement in the Trump tariff ruling. These additional tariff measures can remain in effect until October 14, allowing the U.S. government to appeal to the Supreme Court. This means that before the Supreme Court makes a final decision, the relevant tariff measures will continue to impact trade partners. Whether the U.S. Supreme Court will accept the case, as well as the possible timeline for the hearing, will be key factors in determining the ultimate fate of these tariff measures. (Golden Ten Data)
- 05:07The prospect of a Fed rate cut in September remains unchanged, with a busy market expected next week.ChainCatcher news, according to Jinse Finance, after the release of the PCE data, the Federal Reserve is still expected to cut interest rates at the September 16-17 meeting. Michael Lorizio, head of US rate trading at Manulife Investment Management, stated that the inflation component will not affect the probability of a rate cut in September. Long-term bond yields rose on Friday as traders closed positions ahead of the long weekend, and the corporate bond market is expected to recover next week. Employment data for August will also be released next Friday, which may be a key factor in determining the Federal Reserve's near-term policy.