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The U.S. Department of Commerce has partnered with Chainlink to bring key economic data such as GDP and PCE on-chain, transmitting these indicators through decentralized infrastructure. This marks blockchain’s transition from crypto finance to the broader economic system. Summary generated by Mars AI. The accuracy and completeness of this summary are still being iteratively improved.
A complete reversal of market sentiment may require breaking through key technical levels such as $117,570. However, from a broader perspective, when Wall Street begins to systematically reprice it, bitcoin's journey from the margins to the center may have truly entered the fast lane.
The U.S. spot Ethereum ETF has recently attracted significantly more capital than Bitcoin, with inflows over the past five days exceeding those of Bitcoin by more than ten times. Market momentum is shifting due to Ethereum's advantages in stablecoins and asset tokenization, drawing the attention of major institutional investors such as Goldman Sachs.
- Q2 2025 crypto capital shifted from Ethereum, Dogecoin, and RNDR to high-conviction presales like MAGACOIN FINANCE, driven by deflationary mechanics and institutional validation. - MAGACOIN raised $12.8M in presale funding with 420% MoM growth, leveraging a 12% transaction burn rate and dual smart contract audits to attract $1.4B in whale inflows. - Ethereum's 2025 price decline and RNDR's volatility highlight market rotation toward projects with presale liquidity and real-world utility, positioning MAGA
- Virtuals Protocol introduces liquid staking, enhancing capital efficiency for institutional investors in the AI agent economy. - veVIRTUAL token grants governance rights and 20% of Virgen Point emissions, incentivizing long-term staking and ecosystem participation. - $14.2M institutional inflows in Q2 2025 drove 207% price growth, with analysts projecting $16 valuation as AI agent use cases expand. - Stacked yield strategies via DeFi integration and Solana deployment mitigate risks, though smart contract
- Ethereum's August 2025 onchain metrics show 8% price surge to $4,200 and $20B+ ETH/USDT daily volumes, driven by deflationary supply and institutional adoption. - ETF inflows ($3.37B) and 3.8-5.5% staking yields outperformed Bitcoin, with 4.1M ETH ($17.6B) staked by corporate treasuries. - Post-Dencun/Pectra upgrades reduced L2 fees by 94%, boosting DeFi TVL to $223B and enabling efficient institutional capital allocation. - Only 14.5% of ETH supply on exchanges (lowest since 2020) signals long-term accu
- OSL Group reported 58% YoY revenue growth to HK$195.4M in H1 2025, despite operating losses doubling to HK$20.3M driven by 225% headcount expansion. - Strategic acquisitions of Japan's CoinBest and Indonesia's Evergreen Crest, plus OSL Pay's 29% revenue contribution, fueled Asian market expansion. - A $300M equity raise supports regulated stablecoin infrastructure and compliance with Hong Kong's evolving digital asset policies. - Despite losses, shares rose 6.6% post-earnings, reflecting investor confide
- 23:35Overview of Key Overnight Developments on October 121:00 (UTC+8) - 7:00 Keywords: Federal Reserve, rate cut, Brian Quintenz 1. The Federal Reserve agreed to ease capital requirements for Morgan Stanley; 2. The probability of a 25 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in October has risen to 96.2%; 3. The U.S. government may shut down, and the approval of new crypto ETFs may be temporarily hindered; 4. The White House has withdrawn the nomination of Brian Quintenz as Chairman of the U.S. CFTC; 5. The U.S. Senate rejected the Democratic government's funding bill, and the federal government may shut down; 6. The U.S. SEC has notified employees to prepare emergency plans for a possible shutdown; 7. The U.S. SEC allows registered investment advisors to use state trust companies to custody crypto assets; 8. Federal Reserve's Logan: Inflation rate may reach as high as 2.4%, driven by non-housing services.
- 23:27U.S. Senate Rejects Democratic Government Funding Bill; Federal Government May Shut DownAccording to Jinse Finance, citing CCTV News, on September 30 local time, the U.S. Senate rejected the Democrats' government funding bill, and the U.S. federal government may shut down within hours. It is reported that the Senate will next vote on the proposal put forward by the Republicans and passed by the House of Representatives. This proposal would provide seven weeks of funding for the government. If Congress fails to pass a temporary funding bill before the deadline, some federal agencies will be forced to shut down starting October 1, tens of thousands of federal employees will be forced to take unpaid leave, and the release of U.S. economic data will also be affected.
- 23:17Federal Reserve's Logan: Inflation rate may reach as high as 2.4%, driven by non-housing servicesChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, Federal Reserve's Logan stated that even excluding the impact of tariffs, the inflation rate could still be as high as 2.4%, mainly driven by non-housing services.