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- Japanese firm Convano Inc. is allocating $3B to Bitcoin, aiming to hedge against yen depreciation and near-zero interest rates by acquiring 21,000 BTC (0.1% of total supply) by 2027. - The leveraged strategy mirrors moves by Metaplanet and MicroStrategy, using equity/debt financing to accelerate crypto accumulation amid Japan's 260% debt-to-GDP ratio and 15% yen depreciation in 2025. - Critics warn of "death spiral" risks: a 30% BTC price drop could erase $900M from Convano's investment, triggering force
- BitMine Immersion targets 5% of Ethereum's supply ($8.8B) to create a "sovereign put" mechanism stabilizing ETH prices and enhancing institutional utility. - The strategy combines staking yields (4-6% annualized) and a $24.5B equity program to generate compounding treasury growth through a flywheel effect. - Weekly ETH purchases (~190,500 tokens) reinforce Ethereum's deflationary dynamics, reducing downside risk for holders and boosting institutional confidence. - Post-2025 regulatory clarity and Ethereu
- Solana whales accumulated $88M in 3 days, signaling reduced sell pressure and potential $250 price test. - 13 institutions injected $1.72B into Solana treasuries, leveraging 7-8% staking yields amid ETF approval speculation. - SEC's October 2025 ETF decision could unlock $3.8B-$7.2B in institutional capital, mirroring Bitcoin's ETF surge. - Alpenglow upgrades and $553.8M RWA growth support bullish technical indicators, with $500 price targets by year-end.
- The Trump administration and EU agreed on a 15% tariff for brand-name drugs and APIs, with generics exempt, effective September 1, 2025. - The rate, lower than Trump’s initial 250% threat, avoids a tariff war but excludes Section 232 measures for other partners. - European firms face $19B annual costs, prompting stockpiling and U.S. manufacturing shifts, while U.S. consumers may see higher drug prices. - The deal leaves unresolved pricing disputes and supply chain vulnerabilities, with ongoing Section 23
- BlockchainFX's $6.3M presale offers 90% APY staking rewards and USDT bonuses, with a 138% projected listing price increase. - The platform redistributes 70% of trading fees to stakers and buybacks, supported by audits from CertiK and 6,900+ participants. - Unlike struggling altcoins like Litecoin and Solana, BlockchainFX's hybrid model combines passive income with real-world BFX Visa Card utility. - Market analysis shows 54/100 altcoins underperforming Bitcoin, while Ethereum gains traction amid U.S. reg
- Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson confirmed partnerships with USD1 stablecoin and Chainlink to enhance ADA's functionality and competitiveness. - USD1, a $2.67B stablecoin, could become Cardano's largest stablecoin, boosting transaction volumes and DeFi use cases through cross-chain integration. - Chainlink integration aims to provide real-world data verification, while early talks with Aave signal Cardano's focus on institutional DeFi growth and interoperability. - These strategic collaborations positio
- MSTY's 52-week low reflects investor behavioral divides: some view it as a speculative cautionary tale, others as a discounted Bitcoin-linked opportunity. - The reflection effect drives risk-seeking behavior in losses (e.g., doubling down on MSTY) versus risk-aversion in gains, amplifying market volatility. - MSTY's structure combines MSTR's $70B Bitcoin holdings with high-yield options strategies, offering 180%+ dividend yields but exposing investors to structural risks like 0.99% fees. - Technical indi
- 23:00SoftBank plans to cut 20% of Vision Fund staff, reallocating resources to AI investmentsJinse Finance reported that, according to a memorandum, SoftBank will cut nearly 20% of its Vision Fund team globally in order to shift resources toward founder Masayoshi Son's large-scale artificial intelligence investments in the United States. This round of layoffs marks the third for the Japanese investment group's flagship fund since 2022. The Vision Fund's website shows that the fund currently has 44 employees. Unlike previous layoffs, which were due to massive losses, this round comes after the fund reported its strongest quarterly performance since June 2021 last month. This move indicates the fund is shifting away from a broad portfolio of startup investments. Sources said that while the fund will continue to make new investments, the remaining staff will devote more resources to Masayoshi Son's ambitious AI plans. It is reported that a spokesperson for the Vision Fund confirmed the layoffs but did not disclose details.
- 22:17Hybrid DEX GRVT based on ZKsync completes $19 million Series A financingJinse Finance reported that hybrid decentralized exchange (DEX) GRVT has successfully completed a $19 million Series A funding round, further advancing its development in the compliant, high-performance crypto trading sector. This round was co-led by GRVT’s technology partner ZKsync and Further Ventures. Further Ventures is an investment firm backed by the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund. Other major supporters include EigenCloud (formerly EigenLayer) and 500 Global. The GRVT team stated that the majority of the funds raised will be used for product development and engineering to expand its product range, including cross-chain interoperability, options markets, and tokenized real-world assets (RWAs). GRVT is described as a “hybrid” DeFi platform aiming to combine the user experience and regulatory compliance of centralized exchanges (CEXs) with the self-custody, privacy, and decentralization features of traditional DEXs. It positions itself as the world’s first licensed and regulated on-chain exchange. The platform launched its mainnet Alpha version on Ethereum Layer 2 network ZKsync at the end of 2024, initially focusing on perpetual contract trading and has now expanded to spot and options trading. GRVT is actively seeking multi-jurisdictional licenses, including the EU MiCA license, Dubai VARA license, and Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) capital market license.
- 22:01White House considers more CFTC chair candidates as nomination process faces obstaclesChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, due to the confirmation process for Brian Quintenz to become chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) being stalled, the White House is considering other candidates. Sources familiar with the matter indicated that possible contenders include government officials focused on cryptocurrency policy. The CFTC oversees trillions of dollars in swap transactions, and with legislation currently under review by Congress, the agency may gain greater influence in the digital asset sector.