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- Bitcoin rebounded to $113,600 in August 2025, sparking debate over sustainability amid conflicting technical signals and macroeconomic risks. - Key levels like $117,570 and $116,000 (options expiry max pain) remain critical, with bearish momentum indicators clashing against bullish on-chain metrics. - Altcoins like Solana and Cronos surged amid risk-on sentiment, but Bitcoin's failure to break above $115,000 risks triggering cascading altcoin sell-offs. - Fed policy uncertainty and $13.8B options expiry
- XRP trades near $2.97, testing $3.00 psychological level amid 42.8% YTD gains driven by regulatory clarity and institutional adoption. - Technical analysis shows symmetrical triangle pattern with $2.85 support and $3.04 resistance, reinforced by bullish RSI/MACD signals and whale accumulation. - On-chain data reveals 295,000 active addresses and $3.8B whale accumulation, while Ripple's supply management and $1.3T ODL volume highlight payment utility. - DeFi integration via XLS-30 AMM and SEC's 2025 commo
This weekend could be pivotal for these three altcoins as major developments and critical support tests set the stage for volatility.
- NEIRO, a digital asset, fell 64.11% in 24 hours on Aug 29, 2025, marking its worst single-day loss. - The asset has dropped 483.4% in seven days, 752.86% in 30 days, and 6216.36% in one year, eroding investor confidence. - Analysts attribute the decline to reduced market participation and lack of institutional investment, with traders monitoring support levels for further declines. - Technical analysts are backtesting similar assets to assess recovery potential, using defined entry/exit rules to manage r
- MANTA plummeted 110.29% in 24 hours on Aug 29, 2025, closing at $0.2102, marking a severe single-day decline. - The crash reflects extreme volatility driven by speculative trading, liquidity constraints, and broader crypto risk aversion after failed price recoveries. - Technical indicators show broken support levels, oversold RSI (<30), and cascading liquidations, with long-term holders still optimistic about underlying use cases. - A 7323.38% 1-year decline highlights structural issues in adoption and g
- Bitget, a major crypto exchange, hit $750B monthly trading volume, driven by low fees and expanded services. - Strategic BGB token burns (40% in 2024, 30M in 2025) boosted BGB’s price by 260%, reaching $11.62. - Expanded features like token farming and ETF-driven market growth further solidified its competitive edge. - Deflationary model and institutional adoption position Bitget as a key player in evolving crypto markets.
- Heaven, a Solana-based DEX, captured 15% market share with $400M+ trading volume and 130K+ wallets. - Its LIGHT token uses a flywheel model, burning 100% protocol revenue to reinforce value alignment. - A closed-loop AMM system eliminates external liquidity, offering stable token launches with algorithmic floors. - Despite Certora's 2025 audit flagging 21 issues (2 high severity), Heaven aims to redefine Solana's token launch dynamics.
- BitPay expands stablecoin payments to include Solana-based options, enhancing global transaction speed and cost-efficiency. - Stablecoin transaction volumes hit $27.6 trillion in 2024, surpassing major credit card networks, with $227B market cap as of early 2025. - B2B stablecoin use surged 30-fold to £3B/month by 2025, driven by real-time, low-risk settlement preferences in cross-border commerce. - Latin America leads adoption (71% cross-border use), while Asia focuses on market expansion, supported by
- Crypto hiring managers prioritize on-chain experience, warning it weakens candidates’ competitiveness in a competitive market. - Employers seek expertise in blockchain analysis, smart contracts, and DeFi systems for roles in development, auditing, and risk management. - AI tools like GitHub Copilot aid productivity but cannot replace foundational blockchain technical skills required by recruiters. - Growing DeFi complexity demands candidates navigate decentralized governance and infrastructure without ce
- 12:23USDe's market capitalization has reached $13 billion.According to a report by Jinse Finance, Tom Wan, Head of Data Analytics at Entropy Advisors, released a chart showing that the market capitalization of USDe has reached $13 billion. Excluding Ethereum, the combined market cap of USDe on other chains is less than 4%. Possible reasons include: lack of secondary market liquidity for acquiring sUSDe, absence of Pendle markets/PTs and YTs, and unsupported looping in lending markets. DRIP has already changed or will change the above situation for Arbitrum, and has already increased the market cap of USDe by 6 times.
- 12:23Survey shows: Fed rate cut in September is a foregone conclusion, with at least one more cut expected before the end of the yearJinse Finance reported that according to a Reuters survey of 107 analysts, almost all believe that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 25 basis points on September 17, as the impact of a weakening job market outweighs inflation risks. Most analysts expect further rate cuts in the next quarter. Stagnant job growth in August, coupled with a significant downward revision of employment data for the 12 months ending in March, has prompted many economists to lower their forecasts and believe that the Federal Reserve may implement more rate cuts than previously expected. The market has fully priced in a rate cut in September, and now expects three rate cuts this year, compared to only two just a few weeks ago. Michael Gapen, Chief US Analyst at Morgan Stanley, stated: “The Federal Reserve now has four consecutive months of evidence showing a slowdown in labor demand, and this trend appears to be more persistent... In short, the current level of inflation should be temporarily ignored, and policy should be eased to support the job market. However, we believe the likelihood of a 25 basis point rate cut in September is higher than that of a larger cut.”
- 12:16The Federal Reserve is set to cut interest rates in September, with another possible rate cut before the end of the year.ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, a Reuters survey of 107 analysts almost unanimously believes that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 25 basis points on September 17, as the weak job market outweighs the impact of inflation risks. Most analysts expect further rate cuts in the next quarter. Stagnant employment growth in August, coupled with significant downward revisions to employment data over the past 12 months, has prompted economists to lower their expectations, believing the Federal Reserve may implement more rate cuts. The market has fully priced in a rate cut in September, and it is expected that there will be three rate cuts this year. Michael Gapen, Chief US Analyst at Morgan Stanley, said that the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in September is higher than that of a larger rate cut.