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- Bitwise files S-1 for Chainlink (LINK) ETF, tracking CME CF benchmark as Delaware trust. - Market reacts with LINK price surge over 26% amid ETF speculation and whale activity. - Institutional partnerships, like ICE for on-chain data, boost Chainlink's traditional finance integration. - Analysts predict $29–$46 price targets if LINK holds $24 support, but warn of volatility risks. - ETF approval could drive institutional demand, aligning with deflationary tokenomics and tokenized asset growth.
- Ethereum and Solana surged 1.43%-4.90% as Bitcoin remained rangebound above $111,000 with declining volume. - Institutional flows and liquidity floors bolster Ethereum's strength, with a $5,000 breakout potentially triggering 20-30% altcoin rallies. - EU explores Ethereum/Solana for digital euro design, favoring public blockchain's interoperability over private models. - $1B Solana treasury vehicle aims to enhance liquidity, while analysts warn ETH below $4,400 could trigger 10-15% altcoin drawdowns.
- Arthur Hayes predicts crypto bull market could extend to 2028, driven by $10T USD stablecoin supply growth by 2028. - U.S. GENIUS Act and EU MiCA regulations are key enablers, legitimizing stablecoins and fostering global adoption. - U.S. strategy aims to redirect $10-13T Eurodollar market into government-controlled stablecoins, enhancing Treasury bond demand. - DeFi platforms like Ethena and Hyperliquid may benefit from stablecoin liquidity, outpacing traditional banking yields. - Rising stablecoin adop
- 2025 celebrity-backed memecoins (e.g., YZY, TRUMP) attract speculative capital but expose centralized tokenomics and liquidity traps. - SEC intensifies scrutiny via Howey Test, targeting insider-controlled tokens like EMAX and Trump's $TRUMP for potential fraud. - Investors face red flags: 50%+ insider allocations, self-paired liquidity pools, and influencer-driven pump-and-dump schemes. - On-chain tools (Etherscan, Dune) reveal front-running patterns, while legal cases (Kim Kardashian's $1.26M fine) hig
- Flare Network transforms XRP into a DeFi asset via FAssets protocol, tokenizing it as FXRP for lending, staking, and liquidity strategies. - XRP Earn Account automates yield generation by bridging XRP to FXRP, deploying it in DeFi, and returning profits as XRP, minimizing counterparty risk. - Institutional partnerships (Uphold, Crypto.com) and $90M TVL in USDT0 highlight Flare's scalable infrastructure, attracting $100M+ commitments from firms like VivoPower. - Firelight Protocol's Q3 2025 roadmap expand
- DDC Enterprise (NYSE: DDC) accumulated 1,008 BTC in 96 days, ranking among top 45 global corporate holders and boosting shareholder value via Bitcoin treasury strategy. - The company’s $108K average cost per BTC and 1,798% yield since May 2025 are amplified by QCP Group partnerships, generating regulated income from digital assets. - Institutional Bitcoin adoption is accelerating, with 688,000 BTC held by public firms globally, driven by macroeconomic risks and regulatory clarity like FASB guidelines. -
- Solana (SOL) gains institutional traction with 1M TPS capacity but faces regulatory risks, scalability bottlenecks, and liquidity volatility. - Remittix (RTX) targets $19T remittance market with deflationary tokenomics, real-time cross-border payments, and 0.1% fees via hybrid Ethereum-Solana infrastructure. - RTX's Q3 2025 roadmap includes beta wallet launch, CEX expansion, and 50% fee-burning model, contrasting Solana's speculative L1 narrative. - Analysts project 60x-100x RTX returns by 2025 as utilit
- Solana's PSG1 console integrates Web3 features like hardware wallets and NFT support, aiming to bridge blockchain gaming's accessibility gap. - Pudgy Penguins collaboration creates NFT-driven incentives, linking console ownership to token economics and developer ecosystem growth. - Priced at $329, the PSG1 outcompetes Sui's SuiPlay0X1 by combining affordability with Solana's established developer network and DeFi dominance. - Investors see PSG1 as a $1T market catalyst, leveraging hardware adoption to dr
- Shiba Inu (SHIB) trades in $0.000011–$0.000013 range, with critical support at $0.000009 and bearish momentum signaled by negative AO. - Whale accumulation (359.6B SHIB cold storage) contrasts with 98.89% burn rate decline, undermining deflationary model and governance credibility. - Mutuum Finance (MUTM) emerges as utility-driven alternative, raising $15M via presale with 500% ROI potential and institutional-grade DeFi solutions. - Analysts recommend cautious SHIB holds with $0.000011 stop-loss, while M
- 22:57New Zealand FMA launches tokenization consultation to explore regulatory barriersJinse Finance reported that the New Zealand Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has launched a tokenization consultation until the end of October, aiming to clarify whether current regulations are hindering the development of tokenization. This year, the agency has received a large number of inquiries about tokenization, but there have been few implemented projects. The FMA pointed out that tokenization currently tends to favor already regulated institutions, while startups, due to high licensing costs and high entry barriers, may prefer to operate outside regulatory frameworks, which weakens consumer protection. Globally, some startups have also turned to overseas markets with lower regulatory requirements for this reason.
- 22:26Trump criticizes EU's fine on Google, says countermeasures will be consideredAccording to Jinse Finance, citing CCTV News, US President Trump posted on his social media platform "Truth Social," criticizing the European Union for imposing a $3.5 billion fine on Google, calling the move "extremely unfair" and claiming it is plundering funds that should be used for American investment and employment. He pointed out that this is just one of many fines and taxes Europe has imposed on Google and other US tech companies in recent years. Trump emphasized that his administration would not tolerate such "discriminatory behavior." Trump warned that if Europe continues to take similar actions against American tech giants, he will be forced to initiate the "Section 301" procedure to overturn these "unfair penalties" in order to protect the interests of American tax-paying companies. On the 5th local time, the European Commission announced a €2.95 billion (approximately $3.5 billion) fine on US tech giant Google for abusing its dominant position in the ad tech market and harming the competitive environment.
- 21:22The U.S. Senate is considering amending its rules to open a fast track for Trump's Federal Reserve Board nominations.Jinse Finance reported that a Republican aide in the U.S. Senate stated that Senate Republicans are considering amending the rules to open a fast-track confirmation process for Trump's Federal Reserve Board nominees. The new rules could be debated as early as the meeting at the beginning of next month.