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APT faces downward pressure as 11 million coins are unlocked, with a potential drop to $4.52 if bearish momentum persists.
Share link:In this post: Trump approved a deal letting Nvidia and AMD sell certain AI chips to China if the U.S. gets 15% of the revenue. Lawmakers from both parties warned it could create a “pay-for-play” model for sensitive tech exports. Legal experts questioned whether the payment is effectively an export tax.
Share link:In this post: IBM and Google say they can build a large-scale quantum computer before 2030. Amazon warns it could take 15–30 years to reach a truly useful system. Qubit instability, high costs, and complex error correction remain major hurdles.
- 16:09Data: "Whale Rolls Over $125,000 Long Position on ETH" Opens Another Long Position with 3,694 ETH Worth Approximately $15.75 MillionAccording to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Yujin has observed that the whale known for “rolling over $125,000 to go long on ETH” has continued to open new positions after closing out the previous one. About 40 minutes ago, this whale withdrew approximately 130,000 USDC in principal from Hyperliquid and used the remaining $640,000 in profits to go long on ETH. Currently, the whale is holding a 25x leveraged long position on 3,694 ETH, valued at $15.75 million, with an entry price of $4,272 and a liquidation price of $4,183.
- 16:08SharpLink holds over 740,000 ETH, with a total value of $3.18 billionAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, SharpLink's official Twitter shows that the platform currently holds over 740,000 Ethereum, with a total value of approximately $3.18 billion.
- 16:01Analysis: Shift in Investor Sentiment Leads to Decline in US Tech StocksAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, financial website Forexlive noted that U.S. tech stocks saw a significant decline today, with major companies such as Nvidia and Broadcom suffering substantial losses. This downturn reflects growing bearish sentiment in the semiconductor sector and may trigger concerns about the broader reliability of technology. In contrast, financial stocks rose, with Visa's gains highlighting investors' confidence in its long-term growth prospects and providing a stabilizing effect on the sector as a whole. The prevailing market sentiment today is one of caution and uncertainty. Although financial stocks performed strongly, the decline in tech stocks signals a shift in investor sentiment, possibly influenced by economic data or industry-specific news that has yet to fully emerge.