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- JOE surged 58.75% in 24 hours on Aug 29, 2025, driven by increased on-chain activity and new exchange listings. - Technical indicators show bullish momentum, with RSI in overbought territory and MACD remaining positive, reinforcing a 50-day/200-day moving average crossover. - Analysts highlight growing institutional wallet accumulation but caution about short-term volatility risks amid a 5789.62% annual decline.
- Ethereum’s 10-year price surge of 1.2 million percent and institutional adoption redefine digital-age value creation. - Proof-of-stake transition and Pectra upgrade enhance security, driving $223B DeFi TVL and 3–6% staking yields. - Institutional Ethereum ETFs attract $7.1B in 2025, with Wall Street endorsing it as a secure, high-yield asset. - GENIUS Act and stablecoin infrastructure solidify Ethereum’s role in tokenizing real-world assets and institutional portfolios.
- - In a maturing crypto market, investors diversify by balancing Litecoin's institutional stability ($110.23) with Avalon X's RWA innovation ($0.005). - - Litecoin shows 75% long-term holders and $2.8B daily volume, while Avalon X tokenizes luxury real estate with 7% annual burns and 15% staking rewards. - - LTC's ETF potential and corporate adoption contrast with AVLX's $16T RWA market exposure, offering defensive vs speculative investment profiles. - - Both projects highlight crypto's evolution toward b
Several top asset managers, including Fidelity, Franklin Templeton, and VanEck, have amended their Solana ETF filings with the SEC as final decision deadlines approach in October.
- 15:33Data: The share of total ETH supply currently held by digital asset treasuries has surpassed that of Bitcoin.According to a report by Jinse Finance, as disclosed by Bitcoin.com News, the share of ETH in the total supply held by digital asset treasuries has now surpassed that of Bitcoin. This is bad news for ETH: under the Proof-of-Stake mechanism, large holders can gain disproportionate control over the network. In contrast, Bitcoin's Proof-of-Work does not have such centralization risks.
- 15:31After selling 500 billion PEPE, a PEPE whale deposited 5.53 million USDC into HyperLiquid and opened a long position.Foresight News reported, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a PEPE whale sold 500 billion PEPE for 1,112.37 ETH (approximately $4.6 million) and 561,923 EIGEN for 188.62 ETH (approximately $819,000). Subsequently, the address swapped ETH for USDC, and after being dormant for 7 months, deposited 5.53 million USDC into HyperLiquid, opening long positions on ASTER (2x leverage) and XPL (3x leverage).
- 15:17New York Tightens Crypto Custody Rules: Actual Ownership of Digital Assets Remains with Customers Even in BankruptcyJinse Finance reported that the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) has issued updated guidelines clarifying how licensed cryptocurrency custodians (VCEs) should structure custody arrangements to ensure that the actual ownership of digital assets remains with the clients, even in the event of bankruptcy. This update reflects the surge in demand for virtual asset custody from both retail and institutional clients and reiterates the department's expectations for sound custody and disclosure practices across the industry. The new regulations also set up guardrails for the operational framework of sub-custodians to ensure that client interests are protected throughout the entire asset lifecycle (from deposit and safekeeping to withdrawal and transfer), while minimizing the risk of asset shortfalls in the event of bankruptcy of a custodian or sub-custodian. Equally important, the guidelines reaffirm the department's stance on the permitted uses of custodial client assets. Companies are prohibited from arranging client assets in ways that could compromise clients' ownership or priority in the event of bankruptcy. The US SEC emphasized that the structure of custody arrangements should ensure that clients' beneficial rights remain clear, explicit, and enforceable in the event of bankruptcy. This includes clear and prominent disclosures explaining how assets are held, any third parties involved, and the actual impact on clients in stress events.