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- U.S. Commerce Dept partners with Pyth Network and Chainlink to publish real-time macroeconomic data on Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin, enhancing transparency and enabling programmable finance via smart contracts. - Blockchain-based GDP, PCE Price Index, and employment data reduce verification costs by 70% through Pyth’s pull oracle model, addressing institutional concerns about data integrity and latency. - Pro-crypto policies like the "Deploying American Blockchains Act of 2025" and global regulations (M
- XRP trades in a symmetrical triangle pattern, with a potential $3.20 breakout but no clear catalyst for a $10 surge. - Institutional confidence in XRP remains strong post-SEC resolution, but low staking yields limit speculative appeal. - Layer Brett (LBRETT) threatens XRP's market share with high-yield staking, scalability, and meme-driven retail adoption. - A $200 XRP target is unrealistic without transformative adoption, given regulatory constraints and centralized governance.
- The SEC reviews 92 crypto ETF applications, with XRP and Solana leading due to institutional demand and post-2024 legal clarity. - 21Shares and CoinShares advance XRP ETF proposals, leveraging Ripple's 2024 court victory that classified XRP as non-security. - Analysts predict 95% XRP ETF approval odds by October 2025, anticipating increased liquidity and institutional adoption post-approval. - SEC delays XRP ETF decisions until October 2025 to address market risks, but Ripple's precedent may expedite app
- Market expects 91.5% chance of Fed rate cut in September after Powell's Jackson Hole speech highlights labor market risks. - Morgan Stanley argues economic fundamentals (5%+ GDP, 4.2% unemployment) weaken cut case despite rising inflation expectations (4.9%) and core CPI/PPI above 2%. - Financial markets react strongly: Bitcoin jumps 4%, Nasdaq recovers as eased credit conditions (tight spreads, record corporate bonds) reduce urgency for easing. - Savers shift to high-yield CDs pre-rate cut, with online
- PetroChina explores stablecoins for cross-border payments, aligning with HKMA's licensing framework to reduce costs and streamline transactions. - The company's feasibility study follows Shenzhen Metro's pilot showing stablecoins cut exchange rate losses compared to SWIFT transfers. - Hong Kong's six-month transition period for stablecoin licenses has drawn major firms like JD Coin and Ant Group to apply for yuan-backed projects. - China's cautious approach to stablecoins aims to challenge dollar dominan
- BitFuFu (NASDAQ: FUFU) reported Q2 2025 revenue of $115.4M (+47.9% QoQ) and net income of $47.1M, driven by cloud mining demand and operational efficiency gains. - Cloud mining revenue ($94.3M, 81.7% of total) surged 75.6% sequentially, with user base exceeding 629,000 and managed hash rate reaching 38.6 exahashes/second. - The company leveraged natural gas power generation (under $0.01/kWh in Canada) to reduce mining costs to $29,000 per Bitcoin, far below the $120,000 spot price. - Strategic priorities
- Analysts predict Ethereum could hit $8,000 by 2025, driven by surging ETF inflows and technical breakouts. - Institutional demand, including $12B in ETF inflows and declining exchange reserves, supports bullish price momentum. - Altcoins like Remittix (RTX) gain traction with real-world use cases, targeting 30x growth through cross-border payment solutions. - Ethereum's "Banana Zone" phase and macroeconomic factors reinforce long-term optimism amid diversified crypto investment strategies.
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- 07:03Matrixport: Changes in the macro environment may create upside opportunities for BitcoinChainCatcher News, Matrixport published an analysis stating that as gold strengthens, US Treasury yields decline, and the US dollar weakens, the macro environment is developing in a direction favorable to risk assets. Analyst Markus Thielen pointed out that in such an environment, investors typically first hedge growth risks through gold, and then allocate to high-beta assets such as bitcoin. Historical experience shows that bitcoin performs exceptionally well under these macro conditions, often releasing considerable upside potential after a brief consolidation. Current market signals point to policy easing and economic slowdown, and the crypto market is particularly sensitive to these macro changes.
- 07:03The US Congress promotes research on Bitcoin reserves, requiring the Treasury Department to submit a feasibility report within 90 days.According to ChainCatcher, based on relevant documents, U.S. Congressman David P. Joyce has submitted an appropriations bill requiring the Treasury Department to submit a report within 90 days of the bill's enactment on the feasibility and technical considerations of establishing a strategic bitcoin reserve and digital asset reserve. The report should cover aspects such as custody methods, legal authorization, cybersecurity measures, interdepartmental transfers, the presentation of assets on the Treasury's balance sheet, and third-party custodians. The report must also assess implementation obstacles and the impact on the Treasury's forfeiture fund. In March of this year, President Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic bitcoin reserve and digital asset reserve. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that they are exploring "budget-neutral" ways to expand bitcoin reserves. Currently, countries around the world hold more than 517,000 bitcoins in reserves, accounting for 2.46% of the total supply.
- 07:03Swing whale pfm.eth spent about $8.21 million to purchase 1,896 ETH within 40 minutesAccording to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Ai Aunt (@ai 9684xtpa) monitored that in the past 40 minutes, the swing trading address pfm.eth spent 6.508 million USDC and 1.706 million USDT to purchase 1,896 ETH at an average price of $4,332.7.