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- ID plunged 104.71% in 24 hours to $0.1615 after a 1250% surge, now 6100% below its 1-year high. - The asset's extreme volatility reflects fragile momentum and unclear fundamentals amid rapid price swings. - Technical indicators show bearish pressure as traders monitor $0.1615 support for stabilization signals. - Analysts warn of continued downward pressure if ID fails to regain momentum above this critical level.
- Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin warns quantum computers could break modern cryptography by 2030 with 20% probability, accelerating timelines for systemic risk in blockchain and finance. - NIST finalized quantum-safe cryptographic standards (HQC, CRYSTALS-Dilithium) in 2024-2025, driving institutional adoption of quantum-resistant (QR) infrastructure ahead of its 2035 mandate. - Projects like Starknet (Poseidon hash) and QRL (SPHINCS+ signatures) lead QR innovation, with QRL seeing 33% price surge in
- Bitcoin, Cardano, and SUI dominate 2025 crypto portfolios due to institutional adoption, regulatory clarity, and scalable tech. - Bitcoin hits $126,000 by year-end as ETF inflows and post-halving scarcity reinforce its role as inflation-hedging "digital gold." - Cardano's $5.66 price surge stems from Hydra scaling, DeFi growth, and emerging market partnerships enhancing cross-border utility. - SUI attracts institutional interest via Move-language security, 100,000+ TPS throughput, and infrastructure-focu
- BlockDAG emerges as 2025's top crypto buy with hybrid DAG-PoW architecture solving scalability and energy efficiency challenges. - X1 Miner App democratizes mining via smartphones, attracting 2.5M users while balancing grassroots participation with 19,000 ASIC miners. - $383M presale funds infrastructure growth alongside 4,500+ developers building 300+ dApps on EVM-compatible, 10,000 TPS network. - Dual-layer mining model and 70% energy savings create self-sustaining ecosystem, positioning BlockDAG as a
- Florida Retirement System boosted MicroStrategy (MSTR) holdings by 38%, adding $88M in indirect Bitcoin exposure through corporate equity vehicles. - MSTR, now holding 629,000 BTC, serves as a regulated proxy for institutional crypto access, with 14 U.S. states collectively investing $632M in Q1 2025. - State pension funds leverage MSTR’s Bitcoin treasury strategy to hedge inflation while complying with fiduciary rules, creating a price-support feedback loop via equity-linked exposure. - Despite transpar
- Ethereum's Q3 2025 on-chain growth (1.74M daily txns, 680K active addresses) and 29.6% staking rate highlight institutional adoption and Layer 2 scalability. - Regulatory clarity (CLARITY Act) and SEC-approved ETFs drove $27.6B inflows, with ETHA capturing $640M in one day as staking yields (3-5%) outperform traditional assets. - Ethereum's ETH/BTC ratio rose to 0.71, signaling capital reallocation to altcoins, with 55.5% market share and 65% of DeFi TVL ($45B) reinforcing its altcoin season dominance. -
- Chainlink (LINK) dropped 27.64% in 24 hours to $24.32 due to reduced network activity and market sentiment shifts. - The decline followed a 55.6% seven-day drop, despite 3741.13% monthly and 1619.19% annual gains. - Technical indicators showed bearish divergence, with EMA crossovers and RSI below 40 confirming the sell-off. - Chainlink emphasized network upgrades, but investors remain cautious about short-term liquidity and long-term roadmap impacts. - A backtested strategy using EMA and RSI confirmed th
- BlockDAG's $386M presale sold 25.5B tokens, engaging 200K+ participants through mobile mining and gamified features before mainnet launch. - The platform's interactive tools, including X1 mobile mining and "Buyer Battles," differentiate it from traditional speculative presales by fostering active user ecosystems. - Analysts project $1-$10 price potential based on 2.5M app downloads, 4,500+ developers, and partnerships with Inter Milan and Seattle sports teams. - Early investors gained 2900% as token pric
- Tether reversed its plan to freeze USDT on five blockchains, opting to discontinue direct issuance while keeping existing tokens transferable. - The decision followed community feedback and prioritizes supporting chains with active ecosystems like Tron and Ethereum, which hold $80.9B and $72.4B in USDT. - Affected networks like Omni (holding $82.9M) will lose official support, reflecting Tether's gradual shift toward scalable networks and compliance with global regulations. - The stablecoin market remain
- House of Doge plans a $200M Dogecoin treasury company chaired by Elon Musk’s lawyer Alex Spiro, offering stock-market exposure to the token. - The initiative mirrors crypto treasury strategies adopted by firms like MicroStrategy, with over 184 public companies investing $132B in digital assets since 2020. - Critics warn of regulatory risks, while proponents highlight reduced volatility for traditional investors seeking crypto exposure through institutional structures. - Musk’s legal victory in a 2022 Dog
- 21:54Analyst: The Fed's statement is dovish, expected to cut rates by 100 basis points next yearJinse Finance reported that analyst Anna Wong stated: "My assessment is that the overall tone of the policy statement and the updated forecasts is dovish—although there are also some potentially hawkish messages. On the dovish side, the committee significantly raised the growth trajectory, lowered the inflation outlook, and kept the 'dot plot' unchanged. The Federal Open Market Committee also announced the start of reserve management purchases. On the other hand, a signal in the policy statement indicates that the committee tends to pause rate cuts for a longer period." She continued: "Although the 'dot plot' shows only one rate cut in 2026—while the market expects two—our view is that the Federal Reserve will ultimately cut rates by 100 basis points next year. This is because we expect weak employment growth, and currently see no clear signs of inflation reigniting in the first half of 2026."
- 21:47The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut meets expectations, with a weakening labor market as the main reason.According to Golden Ten Data, Angeles Investments Chief Investment Officer Michael Rosen stated that this rate cut was within expectations, and the 25 basis point cut passed by a 9-to-3 vote was also anticipated. The statement emphasized the weakness in the labor market, which was the main reason for the 25 basis point rate cut, suggesting that the Federal Reserve may continue to ease policy. However, the current expectation of only one 25 basis point rate cut next year has not changed.
- 21:37Institutions assess Powell's speech: Nothing about "hawkish rate cuts"Jinse Finance reported that Informa Global Markets commented on the latest speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell: so-called "hawkish rate cuts" are just like this. Powell pointed out that there is tension between the Fed's dual mandate, but also admitted that there has not been much change since the last meeting. His remarks were generally similar to previous ones. The most memorable sentence from this press conference was: "The current economy is not like an overheated economy that would trigger labor-driven inflation."