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- Bitcoin confirms inverse head and shoulders pattern near $112,511, signaling potential bullish reversal with neckline breakout at $113,000. - 18.1% liquidation dominance highlights forced selling pressure and leveraged long closures, mirroring past market corrections. - Analysts validate pattern confirmation through volume spikes and retests, but warn of double-top risks if $117,570 resistance fails. - Price consolidation between $112,000-$124,000 reflects volatile consolidation phase, requiring sustaine
- Nvidia’s Q2 earnings could sway global markets, with $46.45B revenue and $1.02 EPS expected. - China business challenges persist: B30A chip rollout and revenue-sharing deal face regulatory hurdles. - AI market sustainability concerns grow as 40x valuation relies on cloud/AI demand continuity. - Supply chain execution critical: Blackwell GPU scaling and NVL72 delivery delays risk growth credibility. - Guidance clarity on China, margins, and diversification will determine valuation resilience post-earnings.
- U.S. Treasury sanctions North Korea's fraud network using fake job scams to steal data and ransom U.S. firms, involving Russian, Lao, and Chinese entities. - Designated individuals include Russian facilitator Vitaliy Andreyev and North Korean official Kim Ung Sun, who laundered funds via cryptocurrency and front companies. - The scheme generated over $1 million for North Korea's nuclear program, prompting international condemnation and collaboration with South Korea/Japan to combat cyber-financial crimes
- Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP dominate 2025 investor portfolios, with analysts forecasting significant price gains driven by macroeconomic trends and regulatory shifts. - Bitcoin targets $150,000–$160,000 by year-end, bolstered by U.S. 401(k) crypto inclusion and Bitwise’s $1.3M 2035 projection, while Ethereum and XRP benefit from institutional adoption and regulatory clarity. - Emerging MAGACOIN FINANCE, compared to Shiba Inu, gains traction with 50x return forecasts and scarcity-driven demand, reflecting
- UBS raises USD/JPY 2025 Q3 target to 140, citing Fed rate cuts vs. BoJ tightening and yen re-rating risks. - Carry trade unwinding triggered 14% yen appreciation, exposing vulnerabilities in global markets and U.S. tech stocks. - Japan's political uncertainty and U.S.-Japan trade dynamics could disrupt BoJ policy, creating volatility for yen positions. - Investors must hedge currency exposure and diversify portfolios as structural de-dollarization and policy shifts reshape FX markets.
- Dogecoin (DOGE) emerges as a semi-institutional meme coin with $31.7B market cap, supported by Grayscale and hybrid PoS upgrades. - Arctic Pablo Coin (APC) targets 10,761% ROI via deflationary burns and presale bonuses, listing on Coinstore post-August 11 deadline. - DOGE offers 70.5%-119.4% conservative growth vs. APC's speculative 769.56%+ potential, balancing institutional credibility with high-risk tokenomics. - Strategic diversification is advised: allocate 10-20% to DOGE for stability and 100% bonu
- KindlyMD (NASDAQ: NAKA) launched a $5B ATM offering to accumulate 1 million BTC, rebranding as a hybrid healthcare-crypto entity post-merger with Nakamoto Holdings. - The dual-income model combines healthcare cash flow with equity/debt financing to build Bitcoin reserves, mirroring strategies of MicroStrategy and MARA Holdings. - Risks include shareholder dilution, Bitcoin volatility, and collateral erosion from its $200M convertible debenture secured by $400M in BTC. - Post-ETF regulatory clarity and in
- Estée Lauder Companies (ELC) is redefining luxury beauty through its "Beauty Reimagine" strategy, led by CEO Stéphane de La Faverie and digital strategist Amber English. - The company prioritizes digital-first platforms (Amazon, TikTok) and AI-driven operations, with online sales reaching 31% of revenue in Q4 2025. - ELC is shifting focus to emerging markets like China, leveraging localized digital campaigns and AI insights to adapt to evolving consumer demographics. - Strategic brand optimization includ
- 19:26Crypto lawyer Khurram Dara: New York State's Bitcoin license BitLicense is an illegal regulationJinse Finance reported that, according to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, crypto lawyer Khurram Dara stated in his first interview after announcing his candidacy for New York State Attorney General that the New York State Bitcoin license (BitLicense) is an illegal regulation that infringes upon the economic rights of crypto companies intending to conduct business in the state.
- 18:44Exchange Policy Head: Full Reserve Support Makes Stablecoins Safer Than the Banking SystemJinse Finance reported that central banks in various countries have warned that market volatility triggered by tariffs could lead to stablecoin runs, which in turn may trigger a concentrated sell-off of U.S. Treasury bonds. The rapid expansion of stablecoins has already constituted a systemic risk, and large-scale redemption activities could impact global financial stability. Faryar Shirzad, a policy executive at an exchange, stated, "The fully reserved collateral mechanism makes stablecoins safer than the banking industry," and "their broader adoption would actually enhance stability." He further explained, "Banks issue long-term and often high-risk loans to individuals and businesses, exposing themselves to both credit risk and liquidity risk. In contrast, stablecoin issuers typically hold short-term government bonds, which are virtually risk-free and highly liquid."
- 18:44Data: If BTC falls below $82,648, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.59 billions.According to ChainCatcher, citing Coinglass data, if BTC falls below $82,648, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.59 billions. Conversely, if BTC breaks above $90,925, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $964 millions.