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USDT on-chain trading volume has reached a record high, indicating that the market may be about to experience significant volatility. The report shows a surge in USDT liquidity demand, suggesting that investors may be strategically accumulating. U.S. macroeconomic events such as the Federal Reserve interest rate decision and the non-farm payroll report will affect market trends. Summary generated by Mars AI. The accuracy and completeness of the content generated by the Mars AI model is still in the process of iterative updates.
MetaPlanet and other Bitcoin Treasury Companies face amplified volatility, with internal corporate decisions often driving deeper declines than Bitcoin itself. For investors, BTCTCs are a double bet on BTC and company execution.
- DeFi phishing attacks now account for 56.5% of breaches in 2025, surpassing technical exploits as the sector's top security threat. - 2025 phishing losses exceeded $410M, with AI-generated scams achieving 54% click-through rates and triggering market instability like the Venus Protocol $13.5M incident. - Investors must adopt institutional custody solutions, prioritize user education, and demand governance upgrades to combat phishing risks undermining DeFi's trustless model. - Cybercriminals increasingly
- -2025 institutional crypto demand shows Bitcoin ETFs rebounding with $33.6B holdings, while Ethereum ETFs face volatile inflows/outflows. - -Bitcoin's zero-yield model contrasts with Ethereum's 6% staking returns under the CLARITY Act, driving dual-asset allocation strategies. - -Ethereum's deflationary tokenomics and regulatory clarity attract 59% of institutions planning >5% crypto allocations in 2025. - -Solana/XRP ETFs gain traction with $311M combined inflows, reflecting diversification into high-gr
- 00:13Today's Fear and Greed Index rises to 53, remaining at a neutral levelJinse Finance reported that today's Fear and Greed Index has risen to 53, with the level remaining neutral. Note: The Fear and Greed Index ranges from 0 to 100 and includes the following indicators: volatility (25%) + market trading volume (25%) + social media popularity (15%) + market surveys (15%) + bitcoin's dominance in the overall market (10%) + Google trend analysis (10%).
- 00:13NBA star Tristan Thompson to launch player tokenization platform Basketball.fun in partnership with SomniaOn September 19, it was reported that NBA star Tristan Thompson, together with Improbable CEO Herman Narula and co-founder Hadi Teherany, will launch a Web3 basketball fan experience (player tokenization) platform called basketball.fun in October. The platform is built on the layer-1 blockchain Somnia, which launched on September 2, and will tokenize NBA players, with their value fluctuating in real time based on sentiment and performance. Fans can build lineups, speculate on emerging talent, and earn rewards based on predictions and engagement. Teherany stated that the application will not launch a native token, but will focus on infrastructure, gamification, and fan empowerment.
- 2025/09/18 23:20Hybrid crypto exchange GRVT completes $19 million Series A funding round, led by ZKsync and Further VenturesChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the hybrid decentralized exchange GRVT, based on Ethereum scaling layer ZKsync, has completed a $19 million Series A funding round, led by ZKsync and Further Ventures, with participation from EigenCloud and 500 Global. The new funds will help GRVT expand its product range, covering cross-exchange vaults, cross-chain interoperability, and plans to leverage EigenDA's programmable privacy features. GRVT combines the user experience and compliance of CEX with the self-custody features of DEX. Its mainnet Alpha version will launch on ZKsync at the end of 2024, and its trading categories have expanded from crypto perpetual contracts to spot and options. Currently, GRVT is applying for operating licenses in multiple regions and had already obtained a VASP license in Lithuania as early as 2023. Previously, GRVT had raised about $14.3 million through multiple funding rounds and raised $2.2 million through a private token sale in March 2024. GRVT plans to conduct its TGE in Q1 2026, with community rewards accounting for 20% of the total token supply.