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- Bitcoin treasury model disrupts corporate finance by allocating capital to Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, with firms like MicroStrategy and Marathon Digital leveraging debt/equity to boost Bitcoin-per-share ratios. - BTC-TCs generate "BTC yield" through premium share issuance and Bitcoin reinvestment, but face risks from prolonged bear markets, debt servicing challenges, and regulatory uncertainty. - Macroeconomic factors like inflation and fiat devaluation drive adoption, though high price-to-NAV multi
- U.S. DOC partners with Chainlink to publish key economic data on-chain via BEA, enhancing blockchain transparency and DeFi utility. - Data includes Real GDP, PCE Index, and quarterly updates, accessible across 10 ecosystems like Ethereum and Arbitrum. - Initiative aligns with Trump’s blockchain leadership goals and HR 1664, boosting LINK’s price and institutional trust through ISO/SOC 2 certifications. - Critics highlight risks of data immutability and oracle dependency, but proponents stress tamper-proo
- Argentina reopens probe into President Milei’s $LIBRA cryptocurrency project over public fund misuse allegations. - Investigation focuses on financial oversight gaps and whether constitutional/financial regulations were breached. - Supporters claim $LIBRA advances economic sovereignty while critics argue it diverted resources from critical reforms. - Government dismisses probe as politically motivated but faces potential reputational risks ahead of key legislative sessions.
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Solana (SOL) price declines drive investor attention to BlockDAG's Dashboard V4 as alternative blockchain solutions. - BlockDAG's V4 update introduces real-time analytics, DAG visualization tools, and improved scalability features competing with Layer 1/2 protocols. - Market consolidation and macroeconomic pressures push investors toward projects with tangible tech progress over speculative assets. - BlockDAG gains traction as BCH/SOL struggles with network congestion, spam transac
- Shiba Inu (SHIB) token burn rate surged 1,309% daily, with 2.94M tokens sent to dead wallets to reduce supply. - Despite 3.63% price decline, SHIB maintains $7.3B market cap as community-driven burns aim to boost scarcity. - Analysts speculate potential rally after weeks of consolidation, though volatility persists amid inconsistent weekly burn trends.
- Bitcoin's $114K support faces critical pressure in late August 2025 amid volatile price swings between $110K and $118K. - Technical indicators show bearish momentum (MACD divergence, 50SMA crossover) conflicting with long-term bullish fundamentals and institutional buying. - Market sentiment balances fear (ETF outflows, 51/49 fear/greed index) against institutional confidence (225K BTC accumulation, $82B open interest). - Strategic focus remains on $114K defense for bulls and $111K breakdown for bears, w
- Moonshot MAGAX, an AI-driven meme-to-earn token, has raised $43K in its Stage 1 presale, with analysts predicting a 166x ROI post-listing. - The token combines AI meme recognition, DeFi mechanics, and deflationary burns, supported by a CertiK audit to enhance credibility and institutional appeal. - Compared to Shiba Inu and Solana, MAGAX's 16,600% ROI potential attracts retail investors, though risks remain amid market volatility and regulatory uncertainties. - With Ethereum stabilizing and Bitcoin neari
- Kalshi’s integration of Solana (SOL) as a deposit method bridges DeFi and regulated prediction markets, leveraging Solana’s high throughput and low costs. - The move attracted $1.4B in institutional capital in Q2 2025, with public companies staking $320M in SOL, enhancing liquidity and asset utility. - CFTC regulation and partnerships like Zero Hash ensure AML/KYC compliance, differentiating Kalshi from unregulated platforms and aligning with global regulatory trends. - Solana’s DeFi ecosystem benefits f
- Bitcoin emerges as a macroeconomic inevitability in generational wealth strategies by 2025, driven by institutional adoption and macroeconomic tailwinds. - Over 180 companies now hold Bitcoin as strategic reserves, with 59% of institutional portfolios including BTC, supported by ETF approvals and $43T addressable capital. - Bitcoin's 0.83% post-halving inflation rate and 375.5% 2023-2025 return outperform traditional assets, while rate cuts reduce holding costs for institutional investors. - Generational
- ING forecasts CAD weakness in 2025 due to economic, geopolitical, and policy risks, including record current account deficits and U.S. trade tensions. - BoC's projected rate cuts (2.25% by 2026) contrast with Fed delays, while 25% U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports threaten self-reinforcing currency depreciation. - Traders use CAD/USD futures, forward contracts, and CAD-denominated bonds to hedge, with speculative short positions targeting 0.72 USD/CAD by year-end. - Structural challenges (export dependenc
- 23:29Overview of Major Overnight Developments on August 3021:00 (UTC+8) - 7:00 Keywords: Stablecoin, Vance, Musk 1. Former CFTC Chairman: Stablecoins will replace failed currencies; 2. Vance: Ready to assume presidency if something happens to Trump; 3. Federal Reserve’s Daly hints at a possible rate cut in September, citing tension between dual mandates; 4. Musk’s lawyer to serve as chairman of the $200 million DOGE treasury company; 5. U.S. Treasury: Total value of foreign securities held to reach $15.8 trillion by the end of 2024; 6. U.S. senators hope to review a new crypto market structure bill by the end of September; 7. Lawyer for Federal Reserve Governor Cook claims fraud charges have become Trump’s “weapon of choice” for purging dissenters.
- 23:07Elon Musk's lawyer will serve as chairman of the $200 million Dogecoin fund management committee.According to Jinse Finance, citing six sources familiar with the matter as reported by Fortune magazine, Elon Musk's lawyer Alex Spiro will serve as chairman of a Dogecoin financial company backed by House of Doge, which plans to be valued at $200 million.
- 22:52Lawyers for Federal Reserve Governor Cook say that fraud charges have become Trump's "weapon of choice" for excluding dissenters.Jinse Finance reported that accusations of fraud against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook by U.S. President Trump have become his "weapon of choice" for removing officials who obstruct his policy agenda, Cook's attorney argued at the first hearing regarding the dismissal lawsuit. On Friday in Washington, attorney Abbe Lowell told the judge that Trump's repeated public criticism of the Federal Reserve's work indicated his intention to replace governors who refused to vote in favor of interest rate cuts. Cook's side pointed out that Trump's motivation suggests his dismissal of Cook lacked legitimate grounds.