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- DASH fell 30.51% in seven days amid analyst concerns over capital spending impacting short-term margins. - Strategic investments focus on global tech platforms, new verticals, and international expansion to strengthen market dominance. - DoorDash remains a preferred brand for mid-income consumers ($50k-$100k), emphasizing affordability over AI-driven alternatives. - Analysts highlight long-term growth potential despite volatility, urging investors to monitor earnings and macroeconomic trends.
- Whale 0x5D2 maintains $106M 20x BTC short with $29.78M unrealized gains, adjusting profit targets to $67,000 amid bearish Bitcoin outlook. - Bitcoin ETFs see $238.4M net inflows as institutions rebuild positions, led by BlackRock's IBIT despite prior outflows. - Centralized exchanges record 29,194 BTC net outflows as investors shift to cold storage, contrasting Binance's 16,353 BTC inflow. - Bitcoin trades at $87,098 amid 4.83% weekly decline, with $85,000 support critical to avoid further $82,000 declin
- South Korea's FIU is imposing uniform penalties on major crypto exchanges like Upbit and Bithumb for AML/KYC violations, starting with a 35.2 billion won fine on Dunamu. - A "first-in, first-out" enforcement timeline extends into 2026, with Korbit and GOPAX facing imminent sanctions while Bithumb's case delays due to order book inspections. - The crackdown reflects South Korea's global regulatory leadership, aligning with stricter AML compliance and a delayed 2027 crypto tax regime that heightens market
- XRP's price debate intensifies as spot ETFs attract $410M inflows but fail to push the token above $100, with analysts divided on their long-term impact. - Prominent analyst Moon argues $10+ targets require more than ETF demand, contrasting bullish claims about XRP's utility-driven $1,000 potential. - Ripple's $500M Swell 2025 funding and 11 approved XRP ETFs signal institutional confidence, though historical post-Swell declines persist. - Technical indicators show mixed signals: $2 support retests and p
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- A Hyperliquid whale opened a $87.58M 3x BTC short, contrasting with bullish market trends and other traders' strategies. - Another 20x $131M short faces liquidation risk if BTC surpasses $111,770, while $343.89M in 24-hour liquidations highlight short-position vulnerability. - Technical indicators (RSI 66, 15/1 buy/sell signals) and institutional BTC purchases support upward momentum despite liquidity risks on Hyperliquid. - Diverging whale strategies and macro factors like Fed policy underscore crypto's
- 68 publicly traded firms now hold 12.7 million ETH, surpassing all Ethereum spot ETFs' 11.3 million holdings as of July 2024. - Firms like Coinbase and Gemini lead corporate accumulation, while banks like Fidelity expand crypto custody services for institutional clients. - Analysts cite regulatory clarity and improved risk frameworks as drivers, with 72% of institutional investors boosting crypto allocations in 2024. - Critics warn of market manipulation risks as corporate holdings now control 54% of ins
- Breet 3.0 Pro Max upgrades Africa's OTC crypto platform with USD wallets, instant transfers, and flat fees to combat volatility and slow settlements. - Key features include stable dollar holdings, peer-to-peer transfers bypassing banks , and automated issue resolution to reduce transaction friction. - Business tools now offer multi-currency templates, VIP tiers for high-volume traders, and security dashboards tracking account activity. - The update addresses Africa's crypto challenges by stabilizing purc
- Orbs launches dSLTP, a decentralized stop-loss/take-profit protocol for DEXs, bridging CeFi automation with DeFi. - The protocol automates risk management via on-chain orders, reducing real-time monitoring needs during volatility. - Built on Orbs' Layer-3 infrastructure, it enhances DEX functionality with CeFi-grade tools while maintaining decentralization. - This innovation addresses DeFi's automation gap, potentially driving DEX adoption and institutional-grade on-chain trading.
- XRP ETFs launched in late 2025 (e.g., Grayscale's GXRP) expanded institutional access, but whale sales delayed price gains until 2026. - XRP traded near $2.12 as 41.5% of its supply remains in loss, with whale-driven volatility and structural supply imbalances persisting. - Ripple secured $500M institutional backing for XRP Ledger infrastructure, while projects like XRP Tundra accelerated tokenization plans. - XRP trails Ethereum in market cap ($129B vs. $373B) due to lack of smart-contract capabilities,
- 06:52Matrixport: The Divergence Between Gold and Bitcoin Trends May ContinueJinse Finance reported that Matrixport released today's chart stating, "According to the implied pricing of federal funds futures, the market now expects an 84% probability that the Federal Reserve will cut rates on December 10, while the probability of keeping rates unchanged in January next year has also risen to 65%. Under such an expected interest rate path, even if a rate cut is implemented in December, the overall monetary policy easing will still be limited. Compared to bitcoin, gold has a higher correlation with the US fiscal deficit and the pace of Treasury issuance, making it a more direct hedge against fiscal expansion and rate cut expectations. Bitcoin, on the other hand, relies more on substantial incremental capital inflows, and currently, incremental liquidity has not been significantly released. In this environment, the divergence in trends between gold and bitcoin is likely to persist in the short term."
- 06:28Domain financial infrastructure D3 Global announced today that the Doma protocol mainnet has officially launched, introducing the world's first batch of domains that can be traded as tokenized assets.ChainCatcher reported that domain financial infrastructure D3 Global announced today that the Doma protocol mainnet has officially launched, introducing the world's first batch of domains that can be traded as tokenized assets. It is reported that this mainnet launch features several premium domain assets, providing endorsement for token trading pairs on Doma. This landmark integration demonstrates how Doma can transform high-value domains into liquid, tradable assets while retaining the underlying DNS compatibility and intrinsic value of the domains. By fractionalizing scarce assets like Software.ai into ERC-20 tokens, Doma breaks the previous monopoly of high-end domain ownership by a few high-capital holders. In addition, Doma will strategically cooperate with registrars to bring more than 36 million domains on-chain, creating a global network. Token holders can trade partial ownership of underlying domains, provide liquidity to earn trading fees, or unlock utility features through long-term staking, while the domains themselves retain their value as internet assets compliant with DNS standards.
- 06:28Data: The Bitcoin premium index on a certain exchange has been in negative premium for 27 consecutive days, currently reported at -0.0515%.According to ChainCatcher, citing Coinglass data, the bitcoin premium index on a certain exchange has remained in negative territory for 27 consecutive days, currently reported at -0.0515%. The bitcoin premium index on this exchange is used to measure the difference between the bitcoin price on a certain exchange (a mainstream US trading platform) and the global market average price. This index is an important indicator for observing capital flows in the US market, institutional investment enthusiasm, and changes in market sentiment. A positive premium indicates that the price on this exchange is higher than the global average, which usually means strong buying in the US market, active participation by institutions or compliant funds, ample US dollar liquidity, and optimistic investment sentiment. A negative premium indicates that the price on this exchange is lower than the global average, which typically reflects greater selling pressure in the US market, declining investor risk appetite, rising risk-aversion sentiment, or capital outflows.