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EOS Fell 16% Amidst Market Bearish Momentum

EOS experienced a sharp decline of 16.09% in a single day, falling to around $0.0657 by Monday evening Moscow time. This marked the asset's most significant daily drop since January 29th. Following the sell-off, EOS's market capitalization significantly decreased, having previously reached an all-time high of $17.529 billion. Key 24-hour metrics for EOS included a trading range of $0.0631 – $0.0657 and a trading volume of $33.093 thousand. In contrast to EOS's downturn, major cryptocurrencies showed mixed performance. Bitcoin traded near $64,956.9, gaining 0.48% for the day, while Ethereum was around $1,948.00, rising by 1.81%. Bitcoin's market dominance stood at 58.71%, with Ethereum holding 10.60% of the total market. The report clarifies that the context refers specifically to the EOS cryptocurrency token, distinguishing it from unrelated consumer brand searches for products like lip balm or lotion. For investors, the focus remains on the token's price, trading volume, and its share of the overall cryptocurrency market capitalization.

cryptonews.ruYesterday 05:45

EOS Fell 16% Amidst Market Bearish Momentum

cryptonews.ruYesterday 05:45

Anthropic's New Models 'Catch the Gossip', The Strongest Fable 5 Unexpectedly Falls Flat

Anthropic has been discovered working on two new, previously unknown models codenamed "Marshmallow" (claude-marshmallow-eap) and "Melon" (claude-melon-eap), with early tests showing Marshmallow potentially surpassing Claude Opus 5 in conversational naturalness. Their emergence coincides with surprising new data revealing that Anthropic's flagship Fable 5 model, released two months ago as its strongest and most expensive offering, is being largely ignored by the enterprise market. According to spending data from Ramp tracking over 70,000 US companies, Fable 5 accounts for only about 11% of total token spending on Anthropic's models. This pales in comparison to OpenAI's flagship GPT-5.6 Sol, which commands roughly 25% of token spending in the same period. The tepid adoption is largely attributed to Fable 5's extremely high cost—double that of Opus 4.8 and ten times that of Haiku 4.5—without delivering proportionally superior performance for most business applications. Compounding the issue, the later-released Claude Opus 5, priced at half the cost of Fable 5, has achieved comparable or even better results in key benchmarks like programming and knowledge work, quickly surpassing Fable 5 in enterprise spending share. Furthermore, the rapid rise of powerful, low-cost open-source models—whose token usage share surged from 11% in April to 62% in August while costing less than 4% of enterprise AI budgets—applies additional pressure. Analysts suggest the sudden appearance of Marshmallow and Melon may be an urgent move by Anthropic to address this gap in its lineup. The goal is to offer models that are not only powerful but also cost-effective enough for businesses to adopt widely and sustainably, moving beyond a flagship that serves more as a showcase than a workhorse.

marsbitYesterday 01:05

Anthropic's New Models 'Catch the Gossip', The Strongest Fable 5 Unexpectedly Falls Flat

marsbitYesterday 01:05

Analysts: MiCA Has Not Caused Significant Global Outflow from USDT

Analysts from Artemis Analytics and independent research from LUISS University and the University of Surrey indicate that the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation has not caused a significant global outflow from Tether (USDT), despite its restriction on regulated European platforms. Data shows no notable change in the overall supply or demand for USDT directly linked to MiCA's implementation, nor a large-scale migration of liquidity between exchanges or blockchains. Within Europe, the regulation has shifted trading patterns, with platforms moving toward USD Coin (USDC) instead of USDT. However, this change is localized. On a global scale, the aggregate market shares and trading volumes of major stablecoins have remained largely stable. USDT has retained its position as the leading stablecoin by market capitalization, which stood at approximately $183.27 billion in late July. Activity involving USDT continues to grow primarily outside the EU, particularly in global and emerging markets, as seen in increased user numbers on networks like BNB Chain and Tron. The resilience of dollar-pegged tokens is attributed to their expanding use beyond trading, such as for payments and remittances in regions like Argentina. While MiCA has reshaped the European market structure, it has not yet triggered a comparable shift in the global stablecoin landscape.

cryptonews.ru08/20 15:40

Analysts: MiCA Has Not Caused Significant Global Outflow from USDT

cryptonews.ru08/20 15:40

Calterah Races for the STAR Market: 31% Market Share, Over 900 Million in Losses, the Berkeley Mentor-Student Duo's Path to Breakthrough in Millimeter-Wave Radar

Calterah Microelectronics (Calterah), a Shanghai-based automotive chip company specializing in millimeter-wave radar chips, has filed for a listing on China's Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market), seeking to raise 3.49 billion yuan. Founded in 2014 by Dr. Chen Jiashu, a UC Berkeley PhD, and his professor Ali Niknejad, Calterah pioneered the use of CMOS technology for automotive-grade 77GHz radar chips, challenging the dominance of global giants like Texas Instruments. The company has grown rapidly, with revenue soaring from 206 million yuan in 2023 to 632 million yuan in 2025. It holds a 31.1% share in China's automotive millimeter-wave radar chip market and a 4% global share, with cumulative shipments exceeding 30 million chips for clients including BYD, Geely, NIO, Volvo, and Rivian. Despite strong market traction, Calterah faces significant financial challenges. It has reported cumulative net losses exceeding 900 million yuan over the past three and a half years, driven by massive R&D spending, which accounted for 147.75% of revenue in 2023. Operating cash flow remains negative, and the company relies heavily on external financing. Other risks include high customer and supplier concentration, with its top five distributors accounting for over 99% of revenue and overseas procurement exceeding 50%. Supply chain security is a concern due to reliance on foundries like TSMC. The proceeds from the IPO will fund R&D for high-performance radar chips, ultra-wideband (UWB) chips for applications like digital car keys, and a new technology center. Calterah aims to expand beyond automotive into industrial and consumer sectors. However, it faces intense competition, potential price wars, and the long, costly cycle of automotive-grade certification. Its path forward hinges on achieving profitability, maintaining technological leadership, and building a sustainable business model in a fiercely competitive global market.

marsbit08/17 12:25

Calterah Races for the STAR Market: 31% Market Share, Over 900 Million in Losses, the Berkeley Mentor-Student Duo's Path to Breakthrough in Millimeter-Wave Radar

marsbit08/17 12:25

Gateland Ventures into the Science and Technology Innovation Board, Accumulating Over 900 Million in Losses in Three and a Half Years

Gatelan Microelectronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., a pioneer in China's automotive-grade millimeter-wave radar SoC chips, has filed for an IPO on Shanghai's STAR Market. Founded in 2014 by Dr. Jiashe Chen, a UC Berkeley PhD, the company achieved a milestone in 2017 by mass-producing the world's first automotive-grade 77GHz CMOS millimeter-wave radar RF front-end chip. This broke the long-standing monopoly of foreign giants and enabled wider adoption in affordable vehicles. By Q1 2026, Gatelan's chips had shipped over 30 million units. It holds approximately 31% of the domestic market share for automotive millimeter-wave radar chips and ranks fourth globally with a 4% share. Its 4T4R 4D radar SoC chips dominate their segment with a 66% share. Clients include major Chinese automakers like BYD, Geely, and NIO, as well as international Tier 1 suppliers and OEMs including Volvo. Financially, the company shows rapid revenue growth, rising from 206 million RMB in 2023 to 632 million RMB in 2025 (a 108% year-on-year increase), with a gross margin around 48%. However, it remains unprofitable, reporting net losses of 323 million, 334 million, and 193 million RMB from 2023 to 2025, and a 60.3 million RMB loss in Q1 2026. High R&D investment, accounting for up to 147.75% of revenue in 2023, is the primary cause. The IPO aims to raise approximately 3.49 billion RMB to fund R&D and industrialization projects for next-generation chips. Despite current losses, its operating cash flow significantly improved in 2025, suggesting a potential path to profitability as revenue scales.

marsbit08/14 10:31

Gateland Ventures into the Science and Technology Innovation Board, Accumulating Over 900 Million in Losses in Three and a Half Years

marsbit08/14 10:31

BitMEX: The End of an Era

This guest post by Peter Wilkinson, CEO of BitMEX, reflects on the rise and fall of the cryptocurrency exchange. Recruited from traditional finance, Wilkinson was struck by BitMEX's intense, mission-driven culture, contrasting with the conservatism of TradFi. The company was known for its innovative perpetual swap and a vibrant office environment. However, a pivotal U.S. legal case in 2020, coinciding with the implementation of KYC procedures, triggered significant user attrition and halted new product development like Bitcoin-based swaps. While the company maintained a strong internal culture and an impeccable security record—never losing client funds to hacks—it failed to adapt to market evolution. Competitors copied its products, and BitMEX was late to expand into spot trading, staking, and stablecoins like USDT. Ultimately, focused narrowly on derivatives, it lost market share. Wilkinson concludes with pride in BitMEX's legacy, particularly its role in popularizing the perpetual swap, now a cornerstone of crypto trading, and its unwavering commitment to client fund safety throughout its 11-year history.

cryptonews.ru08/13 19:48

BitMEX: The End of an Era

cryptonews.ru08/13 19:48

Goldman Sachs Research Report Analysis: Potential U.S. Ban on Chinese Optical Modules, Leading Manufacturers' Moat Deeper Than Market Anticipates

In response to reports that the U.S. is drafting a plan to ban imports of Chinese data center components, including optical modules, Goldman Sachs addresses key investor concerns in an August 10th research report. The firm highlights the resilient competitive advantages of leading Chinese manufacturers like InnoLight (Xinsheng) and RoboTec (Luoboteke). It argues that rapid technological iteration in AI-driven optical modules (from 400G to 1.6T+), high SKU variety, and stringent manufacturing requirements for miniaturization and thermal management increase client reliance on established players. New suppliers face significant hurdles in proving product stability and achieving cost efficiency. While macro uncertainties exist, leading firms are mitigating risks through overseas production capacity expansion in regions like Southeast Asia, which already manufactures advanced products. Goldman Sachs concludes that the core moats of these leaders—deep R&D, automated production, and strong customer collaboration—are more robust than the market perceives, and their market share expansion trend is unlikely to be reversed by proposed bans. The report maintains a Buy rating on the mentioned firms.

marsbit08/12 02:21

Goldman Sachs Research Report Analysis: Potential U.S. Ban on Chinese Optical Modules, Leading Manufacturers' Moat Deeper Than Market Anticipates

marsbit08/12 02:21

Trading Volume Halved: Korea's Two Major Crypto Exchanges Launch Listing Wars

As South Korea's stock market cools from its peak summer performance, leading cryptocurrency exchanges Upbit and Bithumb are intensifying their competition to list new digital assets. Following a significant slump in crypto trading volume during the first half of 2025—with total volume across five major KRW-based exchanges falling nearly 50% year-on-year as capital flooded into equities—the two exchanges have sharply increased their listing pace since July. In just over a month, both Upbit and Bithumb have each added 17 new KRW-trading pairs, far exceeding their average of 6-10 listings per month earlier in the year. This acceleration coincides with a decline in the Korean Composite Stock Price Index's (KOSPI) daily trading volume and a reduction in the proportion of retail investor participation in stocks. Analysts suggest that with the stock market's "wealth effect" diminishing, crypto exchanges are now competing more aggressively for the limited attention and risk capital of local retail investors. The newly listed assets are already contributing significantly to trading activity on the platforms. On Upbit, for example, several coins listed since July now rank among its top-traded assets by volume, collectively accounting for nearly 20% of its 24-hour trading volume recently. However, this surge in new listings appears to be primarily redistracting existing capital within the shrunken crypto market rather than attracting substantial new inflows. Consequently, the strategies of the two dominant exchanges, which together control about 96% of the KRW crypto trading market, are becoming increasingly similar, with both rushing to list the same trending assets to prevent the other from capturing all available trading demand.

marsbit08/11 12:31

Trading Volume Halved: Korea's Two Major Crypto Exchanges Launch Listing Wars

marsbit08/11 12:31

Pump.fun Takes 98% of Launchpad Revenue as Daily Trading Volume Reaches $542 Million

Pump.fun, a Solana-based memecoin launchpad, has achieved unprecedented market dominance, capturing 98% of the sector's daily revenue of $1.14 million on August 9. Its daily revenue of $1.12 million, alongside a trading volume of $542.17 million out of the sector's total $649.61 million, marks a significant recovery and the highest figures since March. The platform launched 37,966 tokens that day, with 127 reaching a market cap over $1 million. This dominance is attributed to aggressive product updates, including a social trading feature with zero-fee trading and cross-chain USDC swaps, and user acquisition tactics like offering large bonuses to competitors' users. Additionally, half of Pump.fun's revenue continues to fund a PUMP token buyback program. While impressive, this 98% share reflects both Pump.fun's growth and a substantial contraction in the overall launchpad market. The sector's total daily revenue is now a fraction of its 2024-2025 peak of $4-5.6 million, indicating market concentration rather than a broad-based retail recovery. Competitors like Flap and Raydium generated minimal revenue in comparison. New entrants like Robinhood Chain, while showing early promise with $28.39 million in volume, have not challenged Solana's overwhelming lead, which was responsible for nearly all platform-related volume on the network.

cryptonews.ru08/11 11:25

Pump.fun Takes 98% of Launchpad Revenue as Daily Trading Volume Reaches $542 Million

cryptonews.ru08/11 11:25

Chainlink Price Forecast: Standard Chartered Sets $200 Target for LINK, Oracles Secure $33.43 Trillion

Chainlink (LINK) price is testing a key descending trend line at $8.41, with a close above the 100-day EMA at $8.51 signaling a potential technical breakout. Standard Chartered initiated coverage with a long-term $200 price target by 2030, citing projected growth in tokenized assets and DeFi, and set nearer-term targets of $13 by end-2026, $41 (2027), $82 (2028), and $133 (2029). The bank's thesis hinges on LINK capturing fees from data feeds and cross-chain transfers as major institutions like Swift and JPMorgan adopt its services. Fundamentally, Chainlink oracles have secured over $33.43 trillion in total transaction value, dominating the oracle market on three of the top four blockchains (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base). Its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) volume also saw significant quarterly growth. Key technical levels are identified: resistance at $8.51 (100-day EMA) and $9.55 (200-day EMA), with support at $8.27 (20-day EMA) and the SuperTrend at $7.80. The bullish scenario targets a move to $9.55, while a bearish breakdown could see a test of the $7.80 support. The conclusion emphasizes that while fundamentals are strong, a daily close above $8.51 is needed to confirm a breakout.

cryptonews.ru08/11 10:33

Chainlink Price Forecast: Standard Chartered Sets $200 Target for LINK, Oracles Secure $33.43 Trillion

cryptonews.ru08/11 10:33

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