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The Trump Gala Dinner for TRUMP meme coin holders may double as a new NFT launch, sparking debate over its intent—real networking or crypto hype?
TRUMP’s 34% rally propels PolitiFi tokens like PEOPLE and TREMP, with key support and resistance levels shaping their next moves in the market.
The Solana Foundation is reshaping its validator program to reduce dependency on centralized delegations, enhancing decentralization and supporting more active validators.
Bitcoin's rally is propelled by whale accumulation and $1.8 billion in ETF inflows, with the price targeting $95,000 as the market sentiment grows increasingly bullish.
Arbitrum faces new proposal for ARB airdrops seeking to incentivize early supporters and restore the network’s reputation after a steep price decline. Despite efforts like buybacks and customizable gas tokens, ARB remains significantly below its December peak.
- 03:40Data: Bullish Positions Remain Moderate, Limited Leverage Suggests a Healthy and Sustainable MarketForesight News reports that glassnode tweeted that despite the significant rise in BTC prices, the funding rate for perpetual futures remains at a neutral level of approximately 0.007% (annualized 7.6%)—indicating that long positions are still relatively moderate. The derivatives market seems to be catching up with the spot market, with limited leverage suggesting a healthy and sustainable trend.
- 03:40Farcaster Wallet Launches Support for CeloForesight News reports that Celo has announced on warpcast the launch of the Farcaster wallet.
- 03:38Morgan Stanley: The Dollar May Depreciate Another 6% This YearAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, Jitania Kandhari, Chief Investment Officer at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, stated that the dollar's recovery earlier this week is a "counter-trend rebound," while its fundamentals still point to a decline. "This is a counter-trend rebound, but the long-term fundamentals still indicate that the dollar will fall further, possibly depreciating another 6% this year." U.S. investors need time to diversify away from domestic assets because "U.S. investors have a strong home bias," but the clients she interacts with are actively inquiring about other regions of the world to seek opportunities. She is currently optimistic about the euro, yen, and emerging market currencies.