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- Recent crypto selloff sees Bitcoin and Ethereum drop, but long-term investors view it as a contrarian buying opportunity amid macroeconomic and on-chain signals. - Fed's dovish policy hints and institutional confidence (74% Bitcoin held long-term) suggest market consolidation rather than freefall, echoing 2020-2024 bull cycles. - On-chain metrics like MVRV (2.1) and NVT (1.51) indicate accumulation phases, with historical correlations to pre-bull market corrections in 2017 and 2021. - Risks like exchange
- XRP and RTX emerge as top 2025 crypto contenders, competing on real-world utility and adoption paths. - XRP gains institutional traction via RWA tokenization ($131.6M+ on XRPL) and $2.5B+ cross-border payment volume through Ripple's ODL. - RTX disrupts PayFi with 1.2M users, 400K+ transactions, and 10% fee burn mechanism, targeting 7,500% returns by 2025. - XRP's $3.65-$5.80 price target depends on SEC stability, while RTX's $5-$7 goal relies on execution-driven user growth.
- Tokyo-listed Metaplanet faces funding strain as its stock price drops 54% since June, threatening its Bitcoin accumulation "flywheel" model. - The firm seeks $4.6B through overseas share offerings and preferred shares to boost Bitcoin holdings to 210,000 BTC by 2027. - Analysts warn the shrinking 2x Bitcoin premium and reliance on yield-hungry investors risk long-term sustainability of its strategy. - Recent FTSE Japan Index inclusion follows Q2 performance but may not offset challenges in volatile crypt
- Walrus (WAL) forms a wedge pattern near $0.38 support, with Grayscale Trust launch boosting institutional confidence. - Technical indicators show bullish momentum as price consolidates between $0.3765 and $0.3978 Fibonacci levels. - On-chain upgrades with Space & Time and Pipe Network enhance WAL's utility in AI/media storage ecosystems. - Neutral market sentiment (Fear & Greed Index 48) contrasts with surging 37.7% volume post-Grayscale adoption. - Breakout above $0.44-$0.46 with increased volume could
- Pump.fun allocates 30% of fees from 1% memecoin transaction charges to repurchase PUMP tokens, reducing circulating supply by 4.66% via $62M buybacks since July 2025. - Deflationary strategy drove 54% price recovery from August lows and 12% monthly gains, creating a flywheel effect through scarcity and staking rewards. - Legal risks ($5.5B securities fraud lawsuit) and plunging weekly revenue ($1.72M) threaten sustainability, with single $12M buyback days straining finances. - 73% Solana memecoin launchp
- Monex Group plans to launch a yen-backed stablecoin, leveraging Japan's evolving regulatory framework for digital currencies. - The FSA's 2025 policy shift enables yen-pegged stablecoin issuance, following USDC approval and eased foreign coin restrictions. - SMBC and JPYC join the race, with SMBC partnering on a 2026 JPY-pegged coin and JPYC securing 2025 regulatory approval. - Rising global interest rates and Fed policy divergence strengthen the yen, creating strategic timing for Japan's stablecoin expa
- Bitcoin whales are driving market volatility by systematically selling BTC for ETH, with one entity moving $5B in Bitcoin through Hyperliquid. - A major whale's 24,000 BTC sale ($2.7B) triggered a $4,000 flash crash, while others continue large-scale ETH conversions. - Market indicators show Bitcoin in a neutral risk zone (39% MVRV), with experts divided on whether stabilization or deeper correction will follow. - Ethereum gains relative strength as BTC-to-ETH rotation accelerates, with ETH/BTC trading a
- Analysts and institutional investors question Bitcoin's role as a traditional inflation hedge or safe-haven asset, citing recent underperformance compared to gold. - 2025 data shows Bitcoin suffered significant drawdowns during inflationary periods, while gold maintained value amid tightening monetary policies. - Institutional concerns focus on Bitcoin's erratic correlation with macroeconomic indicators, contrasting with gold's predictable inverse relationship with the U.S. dollar. - Regulatory changes a
- Bitcoin's 30% August 2025 price drop triggered debates over institutional exit vs. strategic rebalancing, with data showing diversification into Ethereum and altcoins. - Despite $1.17B ETF outflows, BlackRock's IBIT retained 89% of Q3 inflows, while corporate treasuries accumulated 3.68M BTC, removing 18% of circulating supply. - On-chain metrics revealed 64% of Bitcoin supply held by 1+ year HODLers, with whale accumulation scores and long-term lockups confirming sustained institutional confidence. - Re
- 17:51Gold prices continue to rise, analysts warn of profit-taking risks at high levelsJinse Finance reported that driven by expectations of interest rate cuts and heightened geopolitical tensions, gold futures continued their rally on Monday after reaching a record high. Currently, gold futures are trading near $3,547, up 0.88% on the day, having climbed as high as $3,557.10 per ounce during intraday trading. FxPro analyst Alex Kuptsikevich noted in a research report that macroeconomic and geopolitical news continue to favor precious metals, with reports indicating that India is actively selling U.S. government bonds and increasing its gold reserves. He also stated that the lack of progress in Russia-Ukraine peace talks has further boosted safe-haven demand. Kuptsikevich pointed out that in the short term, the most significant bullish factor is the market's rising expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in September. However, he cautioned investors to remain prudent when participating in the current gold rally, as historical highs often trigger large-scale profit-taking, as was the case in April this year.
- 17:51Google denies claims of major Gmail security warningJinse Finance reported, market news: Google (GOOG.O) has denied claims regarding a major Gmail security warning, stating that it is "completely false" and emphasizing that its protective measures remain strong and effective.
- 17:47If Ethereum falls below $4,200, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $928 millions.Jinse Finance reported that the cryptocurrency market continues to decline. According to Coinglass data, if Ethereum falls below $4,200, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach 928 millions. Conversely, if Ethereum breaks through $4,400, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach 539 millions.