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- Cold Wallet (CWT) combines cashback rewards, tiered incentives, and institutional-grade security to create a sustainable crypto ecosystem. - Its 150-stage gamified model offers escalating gas rebates (up to 100%) and governance rights, with token prices projected to rise 3,423% by listing. - Deflationary tokenomics (90% presale lock, 40% liquidity allocation) and audits by Hacken/CertiK reinforce trust in a volatile market. - A 25% referral reward pool and Plus Wallet's 2M users accelerate network effect
- Succinct and Tandem partner to accelerate ZK integration on Arbitrum, addressing Ethereum's scalability challenges through modular provers. - The collaboration reduces settlement times from days to minutes while enabling institutional-grade privacy for DeFi and enterprise applications. - PROVE token gains utility as demand surges, creating a flywheel effect through expanding ZK infrastructure adoption across Arbitrum's 50% TVL ecosystem. - This strategic alignment positions ZK as blockchain's new standar
- Fed's dovish pivot, highlighted by Powell's Jackson Hole 2025 speech, triggered crypto rallies as markets priced in 89% odds of September rate cuts. - Bitcoin surged to $117,000 amid easing signals, but "buy the rumor, sell the news" risks persist due to historical patterns and overbought on-chain metrics. - Structural adoption trends (BlackRock ETFs, Ethereum upgrades) contrast with short-term volatility, urging long-term investors to balance optimism with hedging strategies. - Fed's data-dependent appr
- Dogecoin (DOGE) faces a critical juncture in August 2025, with technical indicators and a multi-year cup-and-handle pattern suggesting a potential bullish breakout. - TD Sequential signals short-term bearish exhaustion, while Project Sakura's PoS upgrade aims to enhance scalability and security, positioning DOGE as a competitive payment solution. - A confirmed $0.29 breakout could trigger a 165% rally to $0.38, supported by strong buying pressure (MFI 89.12) and institutional adoption potential via the U
- Blockchain-driven tokenization is transforming OTC markets in 2025 through regulatory innovation and global liquidity networks. - U.S. regulatory clarity (OCC Letter 1184) and state-level CER frameworks enable institutional custody of cryptoassets, while Brazil/UK align on digital asset recognition. - Tokenized funds (e.g., BlackRock's $5B BUIDL) and platforms like Swarm demonstrate improved liquidity, though challenges remain in cross-market fragmentation and valuation standards. - Investors are priorit
- Eclipse Labs shifts from Layer 2 infrastructure to consumer apps, leading to 65% workforce cuts and a 65% token price drop. - The pivot mirrors industry trends but faces execution risks, contrasting with Abstract's 1M wallets and Berachain's $3.26B TVL success. - Investors weigh Eclipse's hybrid model against Solana/Sui dominance, noting underperforming $50M funding vs. $89.7B DeFi growth projections. - Token utility and market confidence remain critical challenges, with Q3 airdrops and Q4 governance act
- Sonic (S Token) introduces a Fee Monetization (FeeM) model, enabling developers to capture 90% of transaction fees, fostering sustainable ecosystem growth. - A 1.5% capped inflation rate paired with fee-driven token burns ensures supply stability, contrasting with Ethereum's variable inflation and BNB Chain's volatile emission strategies. - Sonic's dual EVM/SVM compatibility and strategic integrations (e.g., USDC, CCTP V2) enhance liquidity, attracting rapid growth in stablecoin supply and DeFi activity.
- Institutional investors increasingly adopt AI-driven crypto hedge funds, with $82.4B AUM and 37% allocation plans by mid-2025. - AI-powered funds outperformed traditional strategies by 12-15% in 2025, leveraging algorithmic precision and reinforcement learning for risk-adjusted returns. - Technological convergence (AI, blockchain, cost-efficient tools) drives 20% faster transactions and 25% DeFi returns, with platforms like Axon Trade democratizing access. - Strategic diversification across AI-integrated
- Eclipse Labs shifts from blockchain infrastructure to product-led app development, reflecting industry-wide focus on user value over speculative tech. - CEO Sydney Huang's "breakout app" strategy follows 65% token value drop and workforce cuts, aiming to drive adoption through real-world utility. - The pivot mirrors trends seen in dYdX and Uniswap but faces risks from crowded app markets, regulatory uncertainty, and reliance on single-product success. - Investors must monitor user growth, token utility e
- 06:24Data: Long-term holders collectively own 14.35 million BTC, accounting for approximately 68.3% of the total supply.According to ChainCatcher, citing data compiled by on-chain analyst Murphy, there are a total of 153 enterprises holding BTC with a "non-zero balance." Among them, the main holders are 29 publicly listed companies, collectively holding 1.082 million BTC, while the remaining listed companies hold 54,331 BTC. In addition to BTC reserves held by corporate entities, spot ETFs currently hold a total of 1.311 million BTC. The top three are BlackRock with 777,000 BTC, Fidelity with 202,000 BTC, and Grayscale with 167,000 BTC. Governments around the world collectively hold 615,000 BTC, with the U.S. government ranking first at 325,000 BTC. Additionally, there are 3.409 million BTC on-chain that have not moved for 10 years, most of which, apart from cold wallets of some long-established exchanges and true BTC believers (old OGs), are believed to be due to "lost private keys or owners who are difficult to trace," including over 1 million BTC belonging to Satoshi Nakamoto. Based on these statistics, all long-term holders collectively own 14.35 million BTC, accounting for approximately 68.3% of the total BTC supply.
- 06:24Analysis: Due to risk-off sentiment among investors, exchange leverage has dropped to its lowest level in five monthsChainCatcher news, analyst Ali posted on X that due to investor de-risking, the leverage ratio on cryptocurrency exchanges has dropped to its lowest level in five months.
- 06:24Data: NFT trading volume fell by 10% this week, with the number of buyers dropping nearly 67%ChainCatcher news, according to Crypto.news, data shows that in the past week, NFT market trading volume fell by 10.18% to $66.71 million. The number of NFT buyers decreased by 66.91% to 165,759; the number of sellers decreased by 70.44% to 120,912; and the number of NFT transactions dropped by 13.88%. Among them, Ethereum network trading volume reached $24.93 million, down 3.02% from the previous week; BNB Chain network trading volume reached $10.83 million, up 45.64%; Solana network trading volume reached $5.65 million, up 48.27%.