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- HMSTR plummeted 27.25% in 24 hours amid broader market weakness and macroeconomic uncertainties. - Technical analysis shows key support levels broken, with RSI/MACD indicating continued downward pressure. - Analysts warn critical $0.000540 support could trigger algorithmic sell-offs and accelerated declines. - A backtesting strategy using moving averages and RSI thresholds was proposed to mitigate recent losses.
- U.S. government publishes GDP data on nine public blockchains via Commerce Department initiative, enhancing transparency and real-time access. - Chainlink and Pyth Network transmit data to decentralized apps, with Pyth token surging 61% post-announcement due to market confidence. - Critics warn blockchain ensures immutability but not data accuracy, raising concerns amid recent controversies over U.S. economic statistics reliability. - Initiative aligns with Trump administration's blockchain push, aiming
- BullZilla ($BZIL) emerges as a top 2025 meme coin with structured tokenomics, deflationary mechanisms, and 70% APY staking via its HODL Furnace. - The Ethereum-based project uses a progressive price engine and Roar Burn mechanism to increase token scarcity, with 50% of 159.999B supply allocated to presale. - Phased development includes Q4 2025 HODL Furnace launch and 2026 exchange listings, differentiating it from speculative rivals like Bonk and Peanut the Squirrel. - A $7,000 presale investment could t
- BullZilla ($BZIL) introduces HODL Furnace, a staking mechanism offering up to 70% APY for long-term token holders. - The deflationary model boosts token value through staking rewards and reduced volatility compared to speculative meme coins. - With a projected 91,677% ROI, $BZIL outperforms peers like Goatseus Maximus and Neiro by combining scarcity, utility, and passive income. - Presale nears closure, urging investors to secure discounted tokens before the official listing amid rising demand.
- Jupiter (JUP) surged 6.1% to $0.49, with 62% higher volume, testing $0.50 resistance as bullish momentum builds. - Jupiter DEX launched Lend, a Solana-based money market competing with Aave, offering 95% LTV and low penalties. - Managing $3B+ in assets, Jupiter DEX projects $1.3B+ in 2025 fees, positioning it as Solana's top DeFi protocol. - Technical analysis shows consolidation near $0.45-$0.60, with a $0.60+ breakout potentially targeting $0.70 half-year highs.
- Arbitrum (ARB) surges 21.47% weekly, outperforming layer-2 peers with $0.59 price and $3.08B market cap. - Network activity jumps 63% in 30 days via PayPal PYUSD integration and Timeboost upgrade, while $14M audit fund boosts credibility. - MAGACOIN FINANCE raises $12.5M in presale with dual audits, positioned as 2025 "moonshot" amid Ethereum staking unlock-driven altcoin rotation. - EU accelerates digital euro plans post-US GENIUS Act, weighing blockchain solutions to reduce non-European payment depende
- Paraguay’s Assunción Innovation Valley tokenizes $6M land into 130,000 shares via Polkadot/Moonbeam, offering voting rights and profit-sharing through smart contracts. - The project integrates a hotel, university, and data center, aiming to democratize global access to infrastructure investments with low entry barriers. - Aligning with a $30T RWA market growth projection, it leverages renewable energy and tax incentives to position Paraguay as a blockchain-driven innovation hub in Latin America. - Regula
- Tether integrates USDT natively on Bitcoin via RGB protocol, enhancing scalability and privacy for institutional transactions. - RGB and Lightning Network enable fast, low-cost stablecoin operations while preserving Bitcoin’s security and censorship resistance. - This shift addresses Bitcoin’s utility gap, supporting hedging, programmable finance, and tokenized assets with regulatory-compliant stablecoin infrastructure. - Tether’s strategy repositions Bitcoin from "digital gold" to a value-transfer proto
- U.S. Q2 2025 GDP grew 3.3% due to tariff-driven import volatility and AI sector surges. - AI investment spiked 195%, boosting tech stocks but leaving other sectors like manufacturing and agriculture struggling with tariffs and high costs. - Fed’s rate cut plans and policy clarity could shift investments toward export-dependent industries, while defensive sectors like healthcare offer stability. - The rebound masks underlying fragility, requiring balanced portfolios to navigate AI optimism and macroeconom
- Hong Kong advances digital asset ambitions despite geopolitical tensions, hosting Bitcoin Asia 2025 amid official caution over Trump family ties. - HKMA finalizes 1250% stablecoin risk rules (2026) and plans first licenses, balancing innovation with prudential oversight. - Global regulatory divergence emerges: US/China restrict stablecoins, while Singapore/Hong Kong adopt structured frameworks for institutional participation. - China restricts domestic crypto but allows Hong Kong as a sandbox, with tech
- 20:12The US Dollar Index rose by 0.49%, closing at 97.349.ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, the US Dollar Index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies, rose by 0.49% on September 18, closing at 97.349 in the late foreign exchange market. One euro exchanged for 1.1779 US dollars, lower than the previous trading day's 1.1835 US dollars; one pound exchanged for 1.355 US dollars, lower than the previous trading day's 1.364 US dollars; one US dollar exchanged for 147.95 Japanese yen, higher than the previous trading day's 146.72 yen; one US dollar exchanged for 0.7927 Swiss francs, higher than the previous trading day's 0.7886 Swiss francs; one US dollar exchanged for 1.3807 Canadian dollars, higher than the previous trading day's 1.3771 Canadian dollars; one US dollar exchanged for 9.3655 Swedish krona, higher than the previous trading day's 9.2787 Swedish krona.
- 20:11The Dow Jones Index closed up by 123.92 points, with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also rising.According to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, the Dow Jones Index closed up 123.92 points, or 0.27%, at 46,142.24 points on Thursday, September 18; the S&P 500 Index rose 31.6 points, or 0.48%, to 6,631.95 points; and the Nasdaq Composite Index increased by 209.4 points, or 0.94%, to 22,470.73 points.
- 20:02EU Commissioner Pledges to Advance Pension and Cryptocurrency Reforms Within the YearJinse Finance reported that the European Union has set a year-end target, requiring further measures to be taken before the end of the year to promote pension fund investments and simplify trading processes, in an effort to inject momentum into the revival of European capital markets. EU Financial Services Commissioner Mairead McGuinness announced the related plans on Thursday. She also stated that the European Commission is considering granting direct supervisory authority to its top market regulator based in Paris—the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA). She indicated that as supervisory powers are transferred to ESMA, the European Commission will consider the feasibility of centralized supervision for certain market infrastructures, such as central counterparties, central securities depositories, and trading venues. She added that emerging sectors such as crypto asset service providers would also benefit from more centralized regulation, emphasizing that this move would not undermine the role of national regulators.