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EDU +36.31% on 24-Hour Spike Amid Volatile Trading Action
EDU +36.31% on 24-Hour Spike Amid Volatile Trading Action

- EDU surged 36.31% in 24 hours but fell 731.05% in 7 days, highlighting extreme volatility. - Technical indicators show short-term bounces amid a long-term downtrend, with mixed signals for traders. - Backtests reveal 80 surge events (2022-2025) where 30-day holding periods outperformed short-term trades. - Data suggests medium-term strategies (beyond 2 weeks) yield better returns than rigid short-term approaches.

ainvest·2025/08/31 07:18
Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin's corporate champion grapples with a dilution dilemma
Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin's corporate champion grapples with a dilution dilemma

- Metaplanet’s Bitcoin purchases and equity-based funding face sustainability concerns amid a 27% stock price drop. - The firm’s $2.1B BTC holdings and FTSE Japan Index inclusion highlight its role as a corporate Bitcoin proxy, trading at a 400% premium. - Japanese firms including Remixpoint added 156.79 BTC collectively, signaling growing corporate confidence in Bitcoin despite crypto market declines. - Regulatory shifts like a potential 20% crypto tax could reduce reliance on equity proxies like Metaplan

ainvest·2025/08/31 07:18
Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin's Battle at 105K: A Tug-of-War Between Bulls and Macroeconomic Uncertainty
Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin's Battle at 105K: A Tug-of-War Between Bulls and Macroeconomic Uncertainty

- Bitcoin hovers near $105,000 as bulls and bears battle, with 12% rise in large-holding addresses signaling potential accumulation. - Fed policy and inflation expectations remain critical, with hawkish signals risking short-term volatility and corrections. - Technical indicators show mixed signals: RSI divergence suggests exhaustion, while 200-day SMA supports bullish trends. - Hong Kong's updated crypto regulations and global policy shifts add uncertainty, influencing market sentiment and speculative act

ainvest·2025/08/31 07:18
Labor Market Shifts: Resilience Meets Rising Jobless Claims
Labor Market Shifts: Resilience Meets Rising Jobless Claims

- U.S. initial jobless claims fell to 236,000 in June 2025, below expectations, but remained above the year’s average, signaling labor market softening. - Continuing claims rose to 1.974M, the highest since 2021, reflecting growing challenges for the unemployed in securing new jobs. - Federal workforce reductions caused fluctuations in claims, while overall job growth (147,000 in June) slowed despite wage growth outpacing inflation. - The 4.1% unemployment rate and 62.3% labor force participation rate high

ainvest·2025/08/31 07:18
Whales Bet Big on MAGAX’s Meme-to-Earn Revolution
Whales Bet Big on MAGAX’s Meme-to-Earn Revolution

- MAGAX, a meme-to-earn crypto project, attracts top whales as a presale standout with utility-first DeFi features and CertiK audit credibility. - Its AI-powered Loomint engine verifies real user engagement, while token burns and buybacks create deflationary value growth mechanisms. - Analysts project 50x-120x returns for MAGAX, contrasting with established projects like XRP/MATIC due to its low market cap and early-stage momentum. - Whale-backed MAGAX combines meme culture with functional utility, positio

ainvest·2025/08/31 07:03
Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin's Bull Case Gains Steam as U.S. Money Supply Hits Record $22.1 Trillion
Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin's Bull Case Gains Steam as U.S. Money Supply Hits Record $22.1 Trillion

- U.S. M2 money supply hit $22.1 trillion in July 2025, driving bullish crypto market sentiment as liquidity expands. - Divergence between M2 growth (4.79% YoY) and stagnant TMS ($19.3T) highlights structural shifts in money creation. - Weaker economic indicators like slowing employment and rising loan defaults contrast with continued M2 expansion. - Crypto advocates link record M2 growth to increased demand for inflation-resistant digital assets amid economic uncertainty.

ainvest·2025/08/31 07:03
Navigating the $4.5B September Token Unlock Wave: Opportunities and Risks in a Matured Crypto Market
Navigating the $4.5B September Token Unlock Wave: Opportunities and Risks in a Matured Crypto Market

- Over $4.5B in crypto tokens across 93 projects unlock in September 2025, led by SUI ($153M) and FTN ($90M), testing market resilience. - Cliff unlocks (e.g., SUI) risk acute price drops due to sudden supply shocks, while linear unlocks (e.g., FTN) distribute pressure over time. - Matured markets show improved strategies: 90% linear vesting in 2025 vs. 30% in 2020, with institutions using hedging to mitigate volatility. - Opportunities arise for tokens with strong fundamentals and low unlock percentages,

ainvest·2025/08/31 07:00
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Galaxy CEO: The Real Friction Point of the Crypto Market Structure Bill Lies with the Banks
Jinse Finance reported that Galaxy CEO Michael Novogratz pointed out the reasons for the slow progress of the cryptocurrency market structure bill. He said that both parties want to pass this bill, which in itself is not a problem. The real friction point lies with the banks—especially regarding stablecoins. Currently, large banks pay depositors almost zero interest (about 1-11 basis points), while deposits placed at the Federal Reserve can earn a yield of 3.5-4%. The emergence of stablecoins threatens this interest rate spread. If consumers can earn yields elsewhere, deposits will shift—and banks’ profits will decrease. That’s why this is such an intense lobbying battle. If stablecoins are allowed to compete, banks will either lose deposits or have to pay consumers more. This is the trade-off that legislators are working hard to balance. So yes, it is indeed a contest between the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). But ultimately, it’s about who can control the economic benefits of your funds. That’s why this bill is harder to pass than it appears.
18:46
Stablecoin mechanisms make US dollar risk native to cryptocurrencies
Jinse Finance reported that research by the Bank for International Settlements shows that stablecoins are closely related to the pricing dynamics of safe assets. This means that term premium shocks are not just a matter of "macro sentiment"; they also affect the yield, demand, and on-chain liquidity conditions of stablecoins. When the term premium rises, the cost of holding for a period also increases, which may spill over into stablecoin reserve management and alter the liquidity of risk trades. While bitcoin may not directly replace government bonds, in its ecosystem, government bond pricing sets the "risk-free" benchmark.
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Bloomberg analyst questions banks' concerns over stablecoin yields
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart stated on social media that banks' concerns about stablecoin yields are puzzling. There are already many high-yield savings accounts on the market with yields reaching 3% or even higher, such as Betterment, Marcus/Goldman, CIT, SoFi, AmEx, Wealthfront, etc. These accounts also put pressure on deposits with yields below 0%, similar to the impact of stablecoin yields.
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