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- Bitwise projects Bitcoin could hit $1.3M by 2035, driven by institutional adoption, scarcity, and fiat devaluation. - On-chain risks include 94 wallets holding 10,000+ BTC, profit-locking resistance at $116k-$119k, and thinning liquidity. - Experts diverge: Schiff warns of fragile support from profit-taking, while Gokhman cites ETFs and ETPs as stabilizing forces. - Institutional demand faces hurdles like regulatory uncertainty and exchange outflows, complicating the $1M threshold.
- 2025 crypto market prioritizes utility-driven projects with institutional partnerships over speculative hype, as Bitcoin stabilizes at $123,000 and total cap reaches $3.7 trillion. - Undervalued altcoins like Chainlink (NVT 12.3), XRP (NVT 8.1), and Polygon (MVRV 0.8) show strong fundamentals but trade below historical valuation metrics despite real-world adoption. - Contrarian investors leverage on-chain metrics (NVT, MVRV), institutional traction, and technical indicators to identify undervalued assets
- Bitcoin's Taker Buy/Sell Ratio hits 7-year low (0.98), signaling bearish on-chain sentiment amid $110,000 price resilience. - Negative MVRV ratio (-3.37%) indicates widespread underwater holdings, increasing forced selling risks and distribution pressures. - Institutional ETF inflows and macro factors temporarily prop up prices, but structural fragility persists with weak accumulation. - $110,000 support level critical; investors advised to hedge positions and monitor on-chain reversals for bull trend re
- Ethereum’s price plummeted 55.34% in 24 hours on Aug 27, 2025, driven by network congestion and surging gas fees. - Network traffic spiked to 1.2M transactions, with gas fees averaging $12.75—40% higher than the previous week. - Pending transactions hit a seven-day high of 180,000, forcing users to pay premium fees or wait for confirmations. - The Ethereum Gas Fee Index reached an 11-month high of 127.4, highlighting scalability challenges despite Layer 2 upgrades. - Analysts attribute the drop to short-
- Chainlink (LINK) and Hyperliquid (HYPER) compete for $33.3B DeFi infrastructure market cap, with Hyperliquid leading at $16.8B. - Chainlink's oracle network enables cross-chain data access, while Hyperliquid's HyperCore blockchain processes 2M TPS with zero gas fees. - Hyperliquid's 97% fee buybacks reduced supply by 8.7% in Q2 2025, contrasting Chainlink's enterprise partnerships and ISO 27001 certification. - Both projects address critical DeFi needs: Chainlink for real-world data integration, Hyperliq
- Bitcoin's fixed supply and miner-driven hashrate growth position it as a hedge against fiat devaluation, with U.S. miners controlling 31.5% of global hashpower in 2025. - Institutional adoption and $54.97B in ETF inflows highlight Bitcoin's shift from speculative asset to strategic portfolio cornerstone. - Max Keiser argues Bitcoin's scarcity and 2024 halving create inevitable demand, while geopolitical risks like "hash wars" could reshape mining hubs. - Rising hashrate resilience and 92% profit holdings
- Political meme coins under $0.10 leverage viral social media narratives and political symbolism to drive speculative value, diverging from traditional crypto utility. - Trump Coin (TRUMP) surged to $75 in 48 hours via Donald Trump's promotion, later attracting $100M institutional backing despite 89% price volatility by August 2025. - Central African Republic Meme Token (CARM) combines crypto-sovereignty themes with humor, achieving Top 450 status on CoinMarketCap despite lacking technical innovation. - T
- South Korean officer Jeong's 1.5-year sentence for bribing in the Queenbee token scandal highlights DeFi governance vulnerabilities and regulatory gaps. - The case exposed token-weighted voting manipulation risks and fragmented global crypto oversight enabling regulatory arbitrage for bad actors. - Institutional investors now favor RWA tokenization and MiCA-compliant platforms as DeFi governance scandals erode trust in decentralized protocols. - Strategic investors prioritize multi-token governance frame
- JPMorgan upgrades Fabrinet to "Overweight" due to strong execution, scalability, and key AI infrastructure positioning. - The optical components sector faces supply-demand imbalances, but Fabrinet's expansion and high-growth clients (e.g., Nvidia) position it for $500M+ revenue by 2026. - Analysts highlight margin resilience and strategic diversification, though risks like supply constraints and tariffs remain. - The upgrade signals a re-rating opportunity as AI-driven demand accelerates, with Fabrinet l
- Regulatory scrutiny and market fragility triggered a 666.02% 7-day drop in HOT’s price, reversing a prior 62.43% monthly gain. - Intensified oversight of decentralized platforms linked to HOT caused investor uncertainty, accelerating capital exits despite no direct restrictions on the token. - High leverage, speculative demand, and lack of scalable use cases left HOT vulnerable to volatility, exacerbating the sell-off amid weak fundamentals. - Analysts warn of continued erratic price movements until regu
- 13:17Total inflows into SOL spot ETFs have reached $510 millions.According to Jinse Finance, monitored by Farside Investors, the US SOL spot ETF has recorded net inflows for 19 consecutive trading days since its launch on October 28, with total inflows reaching $510 million.
- 13:17Data: The number of addresses holding at least 10,000 BTC has reached 90, hitting a 5-month highAccording to ChainCatcher, citing monitoring by Bitcoin News, the number of addresses holding at least 10,000 BTC has reached 90, marking a new five-month high.
- 11:53Analyst: Bitcoin RSI enters extremely oversold territory, with rapid rebounds following the last two similar occurrencesChainCatcher reported that crypto analyst @ali_charts posted on social media that bitcoin's Relative Strength Index (RSI) has entered an extremely oversold zone. In the past two similar situations, the market rebounded shortly afterwards.