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- James Wynn's 10x leveraged Dogecoin (DOGE) position was liquidated on Aug 25, 2025, causing a $22,627 loss as prices fell to $0.22. - Wynn's account dropped from $29,349 to $7,722, with cumulative losses exceeding $21.78M since March 2025 via Hyperliquid trades. - The liquidation aligned with $900M in crypto market losses, driven by S&P 500 declines and extreme volatility (BTC: 38%, ETH: 70%) per Coinglass data. - Analysts noted DOGE's potential 3x rally against Bitcoin if it holds above 140–160 sats, de
- BlockDAG's presale raised $384M with a 3,500% ROI potential, targeting $600M through its $0.0276 token price. - The project combines DAG and Proof-of-Work architecture, attracting 2.5M mobile miners and 19,000 ASIC sales. - Gamified features like "Buyer Battles" and live mining via the X1 app drive user engagement and retention. - With 25B tokens sold and interactive tools, BlockDAG positions itself as a product-first crypto contender for 2025.
- 11:47Bitcoin treasury company Strive acquires Web3 media platform MSTR True NorthJinse Finance reported that Strive, a Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin treasury company, announced the acquisition of the Web3 media platform MSTR True North, including its Bitcoin podcast and distribution channels. The specific acquisition amount has not been disclosed. It is reported that after the transaction is completed, True North founder Jeff Walton will become Strive's Chief Risk Officer. Strive previously disclosed that it holds 69 BTC and has launched a $450 million share offering to further increase its Bitcoin holdings.
- 11:46ING: The US dollar may remain relatively weak this weekChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, ING stated in a research report that the US dollar is likely to remain relatively weak. The report pointed out that the US dollar started this week on a weak note, possibly due to market expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut. ING noted that the dollar's weakness is influenced by a mild external environment, with global stock markets continuing to rise slightly, which usually prompts capital to flow into risk assets and reduces demand for the dollar. On Tuesday, the market's focus will be on US retail sales data.
- 11:16Mirror will gradually shut down over the next monthJinse Finance reported that Mirror and Paragraph have announced a merger and integration, and the Mirror platform will be gradually shut down over the next month. All articles and subscribers on Mirror will be automatically migrated to Paragraph without any manual action required from authors. This integration aims to create the best reading and writing platform on the internet. Paragraph has launched several new features, including "Post Coins," "Remix" functionality, and "Writer Coins," providing writers with more ways to receive support from readers. Readers visiting the Mirror blog will be automatically redirected to the author's new homepage on Paragraph, ensuring continued access to content.