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- Goldman Sachs forecasts EUR/CHF gains as ECB normalizes rates while SNB maintains 0.0% dovish policy to weaken the Swiss franc. - Eurozone inflation moderation and Swiss economic resilience reinforce euro strength amid divergent monetary strategies between ECB and SNB. - Weaker U.S. dollar and global risk-on sentiment further support euro outperformance against the franc as safe-haven demand wanes. - Technical analysis highlights 1.05-1.08 key levels, with a break above 1.08 signaling accelerated euro ga
- Bitcoin dips below $110,000 support, triggering bearish signals like MACD crossovers and negative MVRV momentum, suggesting potential retest of $90,000 levels. - Analysts highlight RSI divergence and 2021 bear market parallels, while ETF inflows ($54B cumulative) and whale activity indicate mixed short-term volatility. - Despite near-term risks, long-term optimism persists: 2025 halving, institutional bullish positioning, and high-net-worth investors view Bitcoin as inflation hedge.
- WLF Protocol, backed by Trump family and Aave, issues WLFI governance token with 100B fixed supply, but 60% allocated to founders and Trumps raises centralization risks. - Governance includes 5% wallet cap and "kill switch" authority, creating decentralization paradox as Trump's 40-60% stake contrasts with community voting mechanisms. - USD1 stablecoin (backed by U.S. Treasury bonds) and $2B Abu Dhabi investment highlight credibility, yet Trump ties trigger regulatory costs under 2025 GENIUS Act. - Trump
- Cryptocurrency markets, driven by macroeconomic shifts and sentiment, offer contrarian opportunities during fear-driven downturns like the 2020 pandemic crash or 2022 Terra-Luna collapse. - Sentiment indicators such as the MVRV Z-Score and derivatives long/short ratios signal undervaluation when metrics hit extremes (e.g., Z-Score < -1.5σ) or normalize after bearish phases. - Historical rebounds (e.g., Bitcoin’s 150% recovery post-2022) highlight how institutional buying and regulatory clarity can cataly
- Hyperscale Data raised $125M via ATM offering, allocating 60% to Bitcoin, 10% to XRP, and 20% to AI-ready data center expansion in Michigan. - The hybrid strategy combines crypto treasury growth with infrastructure development, mirroring trends among public crypto miners targeting 25% network hash power by 2025. - Equity dilution risks loom due to flexible ATM pricing and a $100M financing agreement with anti-dilution clauses, raising concerns about shareholder value erosion. - Market reaction was mixed,
- HBAR token plummeted 56.26% in 24 hours to $0.23853, with 1056.26% monthly and 1655.39% year-to-date losses. - Sharp sell-offs and weak fundamentals, coupled with absent catalysts, reflect deteriorating investor sentiment and trading activity. - Technical analysis shows broken support levels, declining moving averages, and increased large sell orders signaling bearish momentum. - Backtesting revealed inconsistent post-crash recoveries, with only 26-33% of events showing positive returns over 30 days.
- SUI plunged 14.82% in 24 hours on Aug 31, 2025, with annual cumulative losses reaching 1991.27%. - Technical indicators show oversold RSI, negative MACD crossovers, and price below key moving averages, confirming bearish momentum. - Liquidity constraints and lack of buying interest suggest prolonged underperformance as institutional activity wanes. - Backtests found no prior 10%+ single-day drops, prompting analysts to recommend adjusted thresholds for volatility analysis.
- Consensys CEO Joseph Lubin predicts Ethereum could surpass Bitcoin in market cap via "flippening," citing proof-of-stake upgrades and smart contract dominance. - He highlights Ethereum's energy efficiency, DeFi/NFT growth, and developer ecosystem as key advantages over Bitcoin's limited functionality. - Regulatory clarity and institutional adoption of Ethereum derivatives/staking services are seen as critical growth accelerators. - Market volatility and evolving regulations remain key risks, with investo
- Amdax’s AMBTS aims to accumulate 1% of Bitcoin’s supply by 2025, challenging U.S. dominance via MiCA-compliant infrastructure and €30M funding. - The initiative leverages EU’s harmonized crypto regulations, offering direct Bitcoin ownership with reduced counterparty risk and scalable cross-border operations. - Unlike U.S. leveraged models, AMBTS uses phased equity raises and Euronext listing to align with institutional demand for transparency and liquidity. - European institutions allocated 8.9% of portf
- HNWIs face crypto scams blending social engineering and influencer hype, causing $2.17B in 2025 losses via tactics like fake death alerts and "wrench attacks." - Memecoin schemes like $Jenner and $HAWK exploit celebrity endorsements, with 70-96% of tokens hoarded by insiders in "pump and dump" frauds. - Scammers use AI deepfakes and urgency bias to bypass skepticism, as seen in $230M "Malone Lam" theft and $LIBRA influencer-driven collapses. - HNWIs lost $9.3B in 2024 from crypto fraud, with 82.6% of hig
- 07:52Sora Ventures plans to purchase $1 billion worth of Bitcoin within 6 monthsJinse Finance reported, citing Bitcoin Magazine, that Sora Ventures has announced the launch of a Bitcoin reserve fund. The fund has secured $200 million in committed capital from partners and investors in Asia, and plans to purchase $1 billion worth of Bitcoin over the next six months. According to reports, this move marks a significant development following the establishment of Asian Bitcoin reserve companies such as Japan's Metaplanet, Hong Kong's Moon Inc., Thailand's DV8, and South Korea's BitPlanet. Unlike these companies, which hold Bitcoin directly on their balance sheets, Sora Ventures' reserve fund will serve as a central pool of institutional capital, aiming to support existing enterprises and promote the establishment of similar reserve funds globally.
- 07:52Former Chief Economist of the Bank of Japan: October Interest Rate Stance Difficult to DecideJinse Finance reported that former Bank of Japan chief economist Toshitaka Sekine stated that the market's increasing speculation about a possible rate hike by the Bank of Japan in October underestimates the degree of uncertainty brought about by Trump's tariff policies. He said: "What I want to say is that the uncertainty may be greater than market participants imagine. If I were still the chief economist of the Bank of Japan, and I was asked to determine the potential impact of tariffs before October, I would say 'no'." Prior to Sekine's remarks, signs of economic recovery had prompted economists to list October as the most likely timing for the Bank of Japan's next rate hike. The veteran economist said he would not completely rule out the possibility of a rate hike, as a range of factors, including exchange rates, would influence the decision. However, it is difficult for authorities to assert that by then, economic risks will have fully subsided. (Golden Ten Data)
- 07:51Ethena partners with FalconX to promote USDe adoption among institutionsJinse Finance reported that on September 4, FalconX announced it has added spot trading, derivatives, and custody support for the US dollar stablecoin USDe launched by Ethena for its institutional clients.