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- In late 2025, Bitcoin faces bearish momentum while gold hits record highs, driven by institutional capital reallocation amid macroeconomic shifts and regulatory clarity. - Bitcoin’s 30% August correction to $75,000 and 3.68M BTC institutional accumulation highlight its equity-like volatility and susceptibility to Fed policy shifts. - Gold surges to $3,534/oz on 710 tonnes of central bank purchases and $19.2B ETF inflows, reinforcing its role as a safe-haven asset against inflation and geopolitical risks.
- Ethereum ETFs outpaced Bitcoin in 2025 institutional inflows, driven by yield generation, regulatory clarity, and technological upgrades. - Ethereum’s 4.5–5.2% staking yields and CLARITY Act utility token reclassification attracted risk-averse investors over Bitcoin’s speculative profile. - Dencun/Pectra upgrades reduced gas fees by 94%, boosting Ethereum’s DeFi TVL to $223B and enabling a 60% portfolio allocation to Ethereum-based products. - Ethereum derivatives open interest surged to $132.6B (vs. Bit
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- 05:56Analyst: Bank of Japan's Asset Sale Plan Signals Imminent Rate Hike in OctoberJinse Finance reported that analysts stated that after the Bank of Japan unexpectedly released a hawkish signal, the yen generally strengthened against G10 currencies and Asian currencies. Matt Simpson, Senior Market Analyst at StoneX, pointed out that although the central bank kept interest rates unchanged as expected, it announced the start of reducing its ultra-large ETF and REIT holdings. "This marks an important symbolic step in officially moving away from the ultra-loose policies of the Abenomics era," he said. "The key point is that the Bank of Japan has officially begun to reduce its unconventional asset holdings." Simpson added that this could also be a precursor to a rate hike by the central bank in October. (Golden Ten Data)
- 04:58Analysis: Bank of Japan statement paves the way for a possible rate hike as early as Q4, yen strengthens pushing USD/JPY towards the 147 levelAccording to ChainCatcher, citing Gelonghui, institutional analysis indicates that the Bank of Japan maintained its policy interest rate at 0.50% with a 7-2 vote, in line with broad market expectations. Policy board members Hajime Takata and Naoki Tamura voted against maintaining the rate, advocating for a 25 basis point rate hike. The policy statement is more detailed than before, reiterating the assessment that the economy is “showing mild recovery overall, despite some areas of weakness,” and emphasizing close monitoring of uncertainties affecting the financial and foreign exchange markets, Japanese economic activity, and prices. The Bank specifically pointed out that the outlook faces “multiple risks,” stating that “the evolution of trade and other policies in each jurisdiction, as well as overseas economic activity and price responses, remain highly uncertain.” Although a trade agreement has been signed between Japan and the US, the statement still highlights elevated uncertainty and clearly states that the tariff environment is less favorable for Japanese businesses compared to the zero-tariff era before the Trump administration. The USD/JPY continued its decline, hitting a new post-decision low of 147.28, while generally remaining around the 148.00 level during the Tokyo morning session. The yen led G10 currencies today, with the market interpreting the Bank of Japan’s statement as paving the way for a possible rate hike as early as the fourth quarter.