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- U.S. Supreme Court will decide if Trump's global tariffs under IEEPA exceed presidential authority, reshaping executive-congressional trade power balance. - Legal challenge argues IEEPA's emergency powers don't authorize tariffs, citing Congress' constitutional commerce regulation role and "major questions doctrine" violations. - Ruling could invalidate $100B+ in tariffs, destabilize fiscal strategy, and set precedent limiting or expanding future presidential trade power unilaterally. - Economic risks in
- Matrixport highlights Bitcoin's near-oversold levels as potential "buying the dip" opportunities amid declining on-chain activity and shifting market structure. - Institutional confidence grows as entities like The Smarter Web Company and Hyperscale Data accumulate BTC during price dips, signaling long-term strategic positioning. - Analysts warn sustained recovery depends on macro catalysts like regulation or economic shifts, despite technical indicators showing early stabilization and $100k support. - M
- U.S. Supreme Court will decide if Trump's IEEPA tariffs violate Congress's exclusive tariff authority under the Constitution. - $90B in collected tariffs could be challenged, with businesses like Learning Resources Inc. facing catastrophic penalties from strict deadlines. - Legal experts argue IEEPA wasn't intended for tariffs, while Trump administration defends them as national security measures against China. - A ruling against Trump could limit presidential emergency powers and reinforce congressional
1. On-chain Funds: $71.4M USD flowed into Arbitrum today; $81.3M USD flowed out of Ethereum 2. Largest Price Swings: $MMT, $XUSD 3. Top News: GIGGLE keeps rising, breaking through $143 in a short time, with a 24-hour surge expanding to 178%
- Bitcoin dips below $100,000 as experts like Arthur Hayes and Bitwise CIO remain bullish, citing structural market shifts and Fed-driven "stealth QE" liquidity injections. - Institutional demand dominates a maturing market, with miners scaling operations and corporate treasuries adopting Bitcoin amid declining retail participation. - Analysts predict a potential $140,000 rally by year-end, driven by Fed balance-sheet expansion, improved on-chain metrics, and ETF demand recovery despite geopolitical risks.
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- BSC meme coin KOLs are liquidating holdings amid volatility, triggering market consolidation. - GIGGLE and "Binance Life" saw short-term rebounds, but most tokens face ongoing sell-offs. - Analysts link exits to macroeconomic pressures and institutional entry reshaping crypto ownership. - Bitcoin/ETH ETF outflows ($327M) and rising sell-pressure age (100 days) highlight broader risk-off sentiment.
- Zama acquires KKRT Labs to merge FHE and ZK technologies, targeting 10,000+ confidential TPS on Ethereum and Solana . - KKRT, backed by Buterin and StarkWare, brings ZK rollup expertise to enhance blockchain scalability and privacy infrastructure. - The $1.2B-valued Zama aims to expand research teams and integrate modular systems for high-throughput confidential finance. - Industry leaders praise the merger as pivotal for advancing privacy-preserving DeFi and overcoming blockchain adoption barriers.
- Ethereum whale increases ETH short position 25x to $24M, signaling heightened bearish sentiment amid market recalibration. - Holder Accumulation Ratio (HAR) drops to 30.45%, reflecting reduced long-term holder buying pressure and aggressive short-term whale positioning. - Technical analysis reveals hidden bullish divergence with ETH near $3,860, but key resistance at $4,240 remains critical for trend validation. - Market uncertainty persists as whale positioning clashes with staking yield-driven accumula
- 21:22All three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher, with Google reaching a record closing high.Jinse Finance reported that all three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher. The Nasdaq rose 0.65%, the Dow Jones rose 0.48%, and the S&P 500 index rose 0.37%. Google rose more than 2%, reaching a record closing high. Tesla rose more than 4%, Intel rose over 3%, Meta rose more than 1%, while Apple, Netflix, and Amazon saw slight increases; Microsoft and Nvidia fell more than 1%.
- 21:08All three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher; Micron Technology rose nearly 9%, while Super Micro Computer fell 11%.According to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, U.S. stocks closed higher on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average preliminarily up 0.48%, the S&P 500 up 0.37%, and the Nasdaq up 0.65%. Micron Technology (MU.O) rose nearly 9%, Tesla (TSLA.O) gained almost 4%, Nvidia (NVDA.O) fell nearly 2%, Super Micro Computer (SMCI.O) plunged 11%, and Rivian (RIVN.O) surged 23%. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index closed up 0.15%, while XPeng Motors (XPEV.N) dropped nearly 4%.
- 20:56Chainlink and Dinari bring the S&P Crypto Stock Index on-chainJinse Finance reported that tokenized stock platform Dinari has announced a partnership with Chainlink to bring the upcoming "S&P Digital Markets 50 Index" on-chain. This index, jointly developed by S&P Dow Jones Indices and Dinari, tracks 35 US-listed companies driving blockchain adoption and 15 major digital assets, and is expected to officially launch in the fourth quarter of this year. Chainlink's oracle network will provide the index with verified real-time price and performance data.