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- Ethereum Foundation pauses open grants under ESP, prioritizing infrastructure, interoperability, and ZK scaling to address scalability and reduce ecosystem fragmentation. - $32.6M Q1 2025 grants fund projects like Chainlink CCIP and Polygon Layer-2, while Dencun upgrade cuts Layer-2 costs by 90% to boost dApp accessibility. - Strategic shift contrasts with Solana’s speed-focused model and Polkadot’s parachain approach, leveraging Ethereum’s 0.09% TPS failure rate and institutional partnerships to strengt
- Solana (SOL) aims to break $300 by 2025, driven by network adoption, institutional validation, and meme coin ecosystem growth. - Institutional ETFs like SSK attracted $1.2B in 30 days, while staking yields (7.16%) and DeFi TVL ($11.7B) reinforce capital inflows. - Meme coins (e.g., BONK, WIF) generate 60%+ of dApp revenue, with Pump.fun capturing 91% of Solana's memecoin launch market. - Network upgrades (Alpenglow, Firedancer) and sustained meme-driven engagement create a flywheel effect boosting transa
- Thomas Lee identifies U.S. real estate's inflection point driven by millennial homeownership delays and 4.9M housing unit shortages. - His suburban retrofitting strategy targets walkable mixed-use developments in NoVa, DFW, and secondary markets with 5-10% cap rates. - Lee advocates policy-driven partnerships and modular construction to address zoning barriers and create "missing middle" housing solutions. - The 2025 market shows price stability potential as suburban remix projects align with millennials
- 2025 regulatory clarity via CLARITY/GENIUS Acts reclassified Ethereum as a utility token, enabling $33B institutional inflows through approved ETFs. - Ethereum's 3-4% staking yields and deflationary model positioned it as a yield-generating reserve asset, contrasting Bitcoin's non-yielding store-of-value role. - Institutional allocation shifted to 60% Ethereum-based products, driven by its infrastructure dominance in RWA tokenization and stablecoin ecosystems. - Ethereum ETFs stabilized price volatility
- Accenture CEO Julie Sweet warns Fortune 500 companies must fully reinvent operations, structures, and strategies to harness AI and avoid obsolescence. - She emphasizes AI requires deep integration into core functions, not superficial adoption, with risks of automating inefficient processes without prior optimization. - Sweet highlights AI's transformative potential, including future AGI impacts, while stressing corporate-governance collaboration to manage risks responsibly. - Her leadership philosophy pr
- Ethereum faced $145M in liquidations in August 2025 as prices fell below $4,600, triggering forced selling and testing $4,200 support. - SharpLink Gaming transferred $145M to Galaxy Digital for Ethereum purchases, signaling institutional confidence amid whale accumulation trends. - Institutional demand and Ethereum's 12% staked supply, combined with Dencun upgrades and 12% staking yields, reinforce long-term bullish fundamentals. - Strategic entry points at $4,200–$3,900 and ETF dominance (40% open inter
- Cronos (CRO) tests $0.29 support, a historical floor with potential double-bottom formation if buyers re-enter. - Technical indicators (RSI 54.13, bullish MACD) and Trump Media's $6.4B partnership boost institutional demand and token utility. - A $0.50 price target emerges from combined technical strength and real-world adoption, though regulatory risks and volatility persist.
- Ripple's XRP challenges SWIFT's cross-border payment dominance via blockchain's speed, cost efficiency, and programmability. - XRP's ODL service processed $1.3T in Q2 2025, offering 3-5 second settlements vs. SWIFT's 36-96 hours and 70% lower liquidity costs. - SEC's 2025 commodity reclassification boosted institutional adoption, with $1.2B in ETF assets and partnerships like SBI's Ripple USD stablecoin. - Ripple targets 14% of SWIFT's $150T market by 2030, coexisting with SWIFT while expanding in high-v
- Bitcoin tests $112,000 critical support/resistance in August 2025, with institutional ETF inflows and EMAs shaping near-term direction. - $1.76B on-chain accumulation and $134.6B ETF assets highlight bullish fundamentals, but Ethereum ETFs divert capital from BTC. - Fed's September rate decision (25bp cut likely) and geopolitical risks like Israel-Iran tensions add macro volatility to BTC's trajectory. - $110K–$112K range offers strategic entry point, with $100K support and $124K ATH as key technical tar
- 09:29MegaETH token sale oversubscribed by 8.9 times, with subscription amount exceeding $450 millionAccording to ChainCatcher, MegaETH's token sale was oversubscribed by 8.9 times, with subscription amounts exceeding $450 million.
- 09:19The first Solana staking ETF, BSOL, will offer physical subscription and redemption functions.Jinse Finance reported that on October 28, Bitwise will launch the first 100% Solana staking ETF to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange, with the stock code BSOL. Bitwise plans to stake 100% of the SOL holdings of the Bitwise Onchain Solutions Staking BSOL Fund, supported by Solana staking technology provider Helius, with a staking yield of 7.34% and a management fee of 0.20%. For the first three months, the management fee for the first 1 billion USD in assets will be 0%. In addition, the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF will offer physical subscription and redemption functions.
- 09:19Matrixport: Bitcoin is still in a range-bound stateJinse Finance reported that Matrixport stated Bitcoin remains in a range-bound consolidation; in contrast, the US stock market has repeatedly reached new historical highs driven by the AI boom. There are certain similarities to the rhythm seen last year: after a prolonged period of low volatility consolidation, prices experienced a relatively rapid upward movement within about three weeks (historical review, not indicative of the future). The current narrow fluctuations place higher demands on traders' patience. The short-term outlook is mainly wait-and-see, while the mid-term pattern remains unchanged. If the Federal Reserve maintains a dovish stance and continues to cut interest rates, the market will mostly be waiting for clearer external driving signals. Historically, similar rhythms have often been observed: after a long period of consolidation, volatility tends to be released intensively within a short period.