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- Blockchain analyst ZachXBT’s exit from XRP community sparked debates over token’s utility, governance, and liquidity risks amid claims of insider-driven “exit liquidity.” - Criticisms highlighted XRP’s centralized trust line system, reduced Ripple funding for public goods, and whale selling ($1.91B in July-August 2025) causing 9% price drop. - Institutional confidence grew via Gemini credit line and XRP ETF potential, while retail sentiment split between ProShares ETF optimism and skepticism over pre-min
CoinShares reported $32.4 million in Q2 profit as crypto rallies drove inflows and AuM growth, with plans to go public in the US.
- Luxxfolio, a Canadian firm promoting Litecoin, filed a CAD$100M base shelf prospectus to fund growth and expand its Litecoin treasury strategy. - The company faces liquidity challenges with Q2 losses rising to $197K and only $112K in cash, relying on private placements to stay operational. - It aims to acquire 1 million LTC by 2026, bolstered by Litecoin founder Charlie Lee joining its advisory board to enhance institutional credibility. - Analysts suggest pairing Litecoin reserves with infrastructure co
- EU explores Ethereum/Solana for digital euro, shifting from private blockchain models to leverage public networks' transparency and global accessibility. - Move aligns with U.S. stablecoin trends (e.g., USDC) and counters China's centralized digital yuan, prioritizing privacy and financial sovereignty concerns. - ECB evaluates trade-offs between Ethereum's security/decentralization and Solana's speed/low fees, aiming to reduce reliance on dollar-dominated stablecoins. - Privacy-preserving tech (e.g., zer
- Stephen Miran's Fed nomination faces Senate test amid Trump's tensions with the central bank over Lisa Cook's controversial firing. - Trump seeks to fill Kugler's vacancy with Miran, aiming to shift Fed policy toward rate cuts, drawing Democratic opposition over independence concerns. - Legal challenges to Cook's removal highlight risks of political interference, with Fed rules requiring "for cause" removals to protect autonomy. - The September 4 hearing could reshape Fed governance, influencing policy r
- U.S. government publishes GDP data on nine blockchains via oracles like Pyth and Chainlink, enhancing transparency and real-time access. - The Trump administration's blockchain initiative aims to modernize economic reporting, aligning with broader crypto-friendly policies. - Market reactions include 70% surge in PYTH and 5% rise in LINK, reflecting investor confidence in decentralized data infrastructure. - The proof-of-concept project will expand to other economic indicators, positioning the U.S. as a b
- BlockDAG (BDAG) dominates 2025 crypto presales with 15,000 TPS hybrid DAG-PoW architecture, outperforming Solana and Ethereum. - $386M presale at $0.03/token projects 3,632% ROI, supported by 50B token cap, 2.5M mobile miners, and institutional audits. - Strategic partnerships with Inter Milan, Borussia Dortmund, and 4,500+ EVM developers differentiate BDAG's ecosystem from speculative rivals. - Competitors like MAGAX and LYNO face scalability risks and niche limitations, while BDAG's 20 exchange listing
- U.S. government anchors GDP data on Ethereum/Solana via Chainlink oracles, transforming macroeconomic metrics into programmable assets for DeFi and automated trading. - Enterprise blockchain partnerships (Alibaba Cloud, Walmart, De Beers) optimize supply chains and healthcare systems, achieving 50% cost reductions and real-time traceability via Hyperledger and KSI tech. - $59M Deploying American Blockchains Act accelerates institutional adoption, with Ethereum ETFs hitting $27.6B AUM and blockchain infra
- Cardano (ADA) and Ethereum (ETH) face critical resistance levels amid 2025 bull cycle momentum, driven by technical breakouts and institutional adoption. - ADA’s $0.90–$0.95 range sees whale accumulation (10.3% supply) and ETF approval odds at 83%, while ETH’s $3,860+ breakout aligns with $13.3B ETF inflows. - Regulatory clarity (ADA as commodity) and Ethereum’s RWA dominance (50% market share) reinforce institutional confidence, though SEC ETF decisions pose fragmentation risks.
- 17:06Bitcoin Treasury Capital to Launch BTC-Backed Preferred Shares, Each Priced at 120 Swedish KronaJinse Finance reported that Swedish Bitcoin treasury listed company Bitcoin Treasury Capital announced it will launch Bitcoin-backed preferred shares, which are expected to be privately issued to institutions and other professional investors in the fourth quarter of 2025, and allocated to all shareholders in the form of US stocks in the second half of 2026. It is reported that the issue price of the preferred shares may be set at 120 Swedish kronor, and the funds raised through the preferred shares are intended to further increase Bitcoin exposure.
- 16:55Stablecoin issuer Figure Technology Solutions rises 44% on first day of US IPOChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, stablecoin issuer Figure Technology Solutions saw its US stock IPO surge 44% on its first day of trading, closing at $36 per share, compared to the IPO issue price of $25 per share.
- 16:32Gold breaks record again, price surpasses inflation-adjusted peak from 45 years agoJinse Finance reported that the price of gold has surpassed its inflation-adjusted peak from more than 45 years ago. As concerns over the outlook of the US economy intensify, gold has continued its strong bull run over the past three years and entered uncharted territory. So far this month, spot gold prices have risen by about 5%, and on Tuesday, it hit a record high of $3,674.27. Since 2025, gold prices have set more than 30 nominal price records, and the latest rally has also broken through the inflation-adjusted high set on January 21, 1980—when gold reached $850 per ounce. Taking into account decades of consumer price increases, this price is equivalent to about $3,590—although there is more than one method for inflation adjustment, and some calculations yield a lower 1980 peak. However, analysts and investors agree that gold has now firmly surpassed this level, further consolidating its status as a time-tested tool for hedging against inflation and currency depreciation.