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- Solana’s PSG1 console, launching October 6, 2025, merges gaming with Web3 via hardware wallets and Solana’s infrastructure. - Partnerships with NFT projects like Pudgy Penguins and BONK drive community engagement and token adoption. - Institutional confidence grows as Sol Strategies Inc. boosts Solana holdings by 87.5% in Q3 2025. - Retail adoption is fueled by airdropped NFTs and the Solana Super Game Jam, accelerating on-chain game development. - The $329 PSG1 targets a $1 trillion blockchain gaming ma
- Pi Network's v23 protocol upgrades introduce decentralized KYC and enhanced security, aligning with global regulatory standards. - The Valour ETP listing on Sweden's Spotlight Stock Market provides institutional access to Pi, attracting $947M in assets under management. - These developments aim to address scalability, governance risks, and liquidity challenges while positioning Pi for institutional adoption. - Despite progress, Pi's price remains near $0.34, with success dependent on smooth Mainnet trans
- Pump.fun’s tokenomics-driven buybacks and burns have stabilized PUMP’s value, creating a flywheel effect through reduced supply and staking incentives. - The platform allocates 30% of revenue to buybacks, funded by $1B pre-sales and 1% swap fees, removing 7.4B tokens and boosting market share to 84.1% by August 2025. - Strategic initiatives like the Glass Full Foundation amplify liquidity, while sustained buyback rates and ecosystem growth challenge memecoins’ inherent volatility.
- Ethereum ETFs outpaced Bitcoin in 2025 institutional inflows, driven by utility-driven advantages and regulatory clarity under the CLARITY Act. - Staking yields (3-6%), deflationary supply, and Dencun/Pectra upgrades attracted $3B+ in Q2 2025, boosting Ethereum's TVL to $223B. - Regulatory frameworks like the GENIUS Act and 53% gas fee reductions solidified Ethereum's institutional appeal, with $27.66B in ETF assets under management by Q3 2025. - This shift reflects investor preference for yield-generati
- Small-cap biotechs exploit crypto treasury moves to inflate stock prices through regulatory arbitrage and speculative hype, raising market manipulation risks. - Pre-announcement surges in firms like ETHZilla and MEI Pharma suggest potential insider trading, with gains often collapsing post-disclosure due to delayed SEC filings. - Executives time trades around retail investor attention, leveraging asymmetric information while regulators lag in oversight, exacerbating ethical and legal gray areas. - Invest
- 14:31U.S. September one-year inflation expectation preliminary value at 4.8%, expected 4.7%BlockBeats News, September 12, the preliminary value of the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for September in the United States is 55.4, with an expected value of 58. The preliminary one-year inflation expectation for the United States in September is 4.8%, with an expected value of 4.7%. (Golden Ten Data)
- 14:31MoonPay launches MoonTags feature, allowing users to send and receive cryptocurrencies via personalized identifiers.BlockBeats news, on September 12, MoonPay announced the launch of MoonTags. Similar to social media accounts, each MoonTag serves as a unique personalized identifier, allowing users to quickly and easily send or receive cryptocurrency. MoonPay users can send or request funds simply by searching for a MoonTag, without the need to copy lengthy wallet addresses or select a blockchain.
- 14:23TD Securities: If the Federal Reserve remains cautious about rate cuts, the US dollar may riseJinse Finance reported that TD Securities strategists stated in a report that if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 25 basis points next week but remains cautious about further rate cuts, the US dollar should rise. They noted that as concerns about economic growth become critical, the market expects consecutive rate cuts. However, the Federal Reserve may temper these expectations by emphasizing potential inflation risks. "Powell can signal that the Fed is not on a predetermined path of rate cuts and will continue to monitor upcoming data to assess risks." This would boost the US dollar. However, they also stated that in the long term, the US dollar will still decline, and any rebound is a good selling opportunity.