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Goldman Sachs Research Report Analysis: Cryptocurrency Trading Declines for Ten Consecutive Months, Turning Point May Be Approaching

Gold Sachs Research Note: Crypto Trading Declines for Ten Months, Inflection Point May Be Near Crypto trading volumes fell 30% in July and 21% in August, marking ten consecutive months of decline—a duration now exceeding the median of past five cycles. However, in a report dated August 24, Goldman Sachs expresses "cautious optimism" for the second half, suggesting a market recovery could provide significant upside potential. The current crypto trading volume downturn has seen a 75% drop from its peak over ten months. While a brief rebound in April-May failed to sustain, a recent 21% market cap increase, if maintained, could signal a volume inflection point. Goldman notes sector valuations are near the 30th percentile of the past five years, presenting a favorable risk-reward profile. Key catalysts include regulatory progress, such as the SEC's innovation exemption proposal and over 15 crypto firms receiving federal banking charters by 2026, which could bolster institutional adoption. Furthermore, crypto companies have cut costs by ~5% on average in 2026, improving operating margins and preserving cash flow. The report highlights four Buy-rated stocks: HOOD ($124 target), IBKR ($114 target, on Conviction List), FIGR ($43 target), and COIN ($196 target), each benefiting from distinct growth drivers like structural account growth, international expansion, or regulatory tailwinds. Overall, Goldman argues the sector has priced in significant pessimism, with a potential reversal supported by seasonal trends, election cycles, and a combination of market cap recovery, cost-cutting, and regulatory reforms.

marsbit1h ago

Goldman Sachs Research Report Analysis: Cryptocurrency Trading Declines for Ten Consecutive Months, Turning Point May Be Approaching

marsbit1h ago

Analog Chip Giants TI and ADI Are Stepping Up

Analog chip giants Texas Instruments (TI) and Analog Devices (ADI) have both reported strong quarterly results, signaling an industry recovery. TI's Q2 2026 revenue reached $5.463 billion, a 23% year-over-year (YoY) increase. ADI's Q3 FY2026 revenue hit $4.022 billion, up 40% YoY, marking a new quarterly record. Both companies benefited from rising demand in industrial and data center markets, though their growth paths differed. TI experienced broad-based strength across its segments. Industrial revenue (33% of total) grew approximately 30% YoY, while data center revenue (9%) doubled. The automotive segment (33%) also showed a strong rebound, attributed to demand from China's EV/hybrid market and low inventory levels at automakers. ADI's growth was led by its industrial (49% of revenue, +53% YoY) and communications (16%, +84% YoY) segments, with data center products constituting 80% of the latter. Management highlighted a significant "AI exposure," with data center and ATE-related businesses now accounting for 20% of total revenue. Key differences emerged in their strategies and supply chain dynamics. ADI attributed a larger portion of its growth to AI infrastructure demand and has built "strategic inventory" to a record high of ~$1.93 billion to support future growth, despite channel inventory being below target levels. Its product lead times have extended to up to six months, and price increases are contributing to margin expansion. TI's inventory remained high at $4.6 billion but saw improved turnover. The company emphasized that its growth is primarily volume-driven, with minimal contribution from recent price hikes. TI maintains a competitive lead time below 13 weeks and expressed confidence in its capacity sufficiency for the next three years. In summary, both companies are riding a recovery wave fueled by industrial and AI/data center demand. TI's approach leverages its broad market presence and prepared capacity, while ADI is more focused on AI-driven growth and strategic inventory buildup. Their differing paths highlight the evolving structure of demand within the analog semiconductor market's rebound.

marsbit3h ago

Analog Chip Giants TI and ADI Are Stepping Up

marsbit3h ago

Sharp Rise in Cryptocurrency Market: Market Cap Increases by $500 Billion, Reaching $2.74 Trillion

After a slow start to August, the cryptocurrency market surged in the third week, driven by the announcement of a US Treasury bond buyback and a White House meeting reaffirming the Trump administration's support for the sector. Led by Bitcoin, the total market capitalization increased by $500 billion, nearing a peak of $2.74 trillion—its highest level since early May. Bitcoin maintained most of its mid-week momentum, ending the week with a 22% gain and approaching $80,000. Its market cap rose to $1.55 trillion, cutting year-to-date losses to roughly 12%. Zcash was the top performer, jumping nearly 70%, while XRP also saw significant gains, rising 51% over the week. Hyperliquid's token ($HYPE) surged to a record high of $82.43, partly fueled by supportive comments from former President Trump. With few exceptions, most large-cap altcoins posted weekly gains exceeding 20%, highlighting renewed investor interest sparked by the US Treasury's announcement. Overall, only a small number of tokens ended the week in decline.

cryptonews.ruYesterday 05:39

Sharp Rise in Cryptocurrency Market: Market Cap Increases by $500 Billion, Reaching $2.74 Trillion

cryptonews.ruYesterday 05:39

Term Finance loses estimated $8.5M in vault governance exploit

Decentralized lending protocol Term Finance suffered an estimated $8.5 million loss due to a governance exploit targeting its strategy vaults. The attacker reportedly drained around 2,843 ETH and 1.68 million USDC by cheaply acquiring a majority of a sparsely held governance token and passing proposals to seize control. This represented approximately 68% of the vault's pre-attack holdings. Term Labs has irreversibly shut down all affected Meta Vaults, preventing further deposits while allowing withdrawals, and stated the core lending protocol remains unaffected. The company is coordinating with security teams on recovery efforts. This incident follows a previous oracle error in April 2025 that caused unintended liquidations.

cointelegraphYesterday 04:11

Term Finance loses estimated $8.5M in vault governance exploit

cointelegraphYesterday 04:11

Bitcoin Mining at a Crossroads as Difficulty Hovers Near Yearly Low

Bitcoin mining is at a crossroads as the network's difficulty lingers near its lowest levels of the year. In 2026, mining difficulty has decreased ten times compared to only seven increases, resulting in a net drop of about 15.1% from its starting point. Currently at 125.81 trillion, the difficulty is just 0.7% above its annual low recorded in June, effectively erasing most gains made by miners since then. The latest adjustment saw a 1.31% drop, indicating an ongoing loss of roughly 150 exahashes per second (EH/s) of mining power from the network. While the recent Bitcoin price recovery from being 50% below its October 2025 all-time high to 38.8% below has provided a much-needed respite for miners, boosting profitability, the series of false starts suggests this is more of a pause than a trend reversal. The next difficulty adjustment will be a crucial test. If Bitcoin's price stagnates, difficulty could drop further; continued price growth could fuel a sustained recovery. For now, the sector is more likely to face further market consolidation and volatility before achieving any semblance of stable equilibrium.

cryptonews.ruYesterday 19:10

Bitcoin Mining at a Crossroads as Difficulty Hovers Near Yearly Low

cryptonews.ruYesterday 19:10

Bitcoin Could Reach a Turning Point This Week as a Solid Bottom Forms

Bitcoin may be approaching a pivotal moment this week as a sustainable bottom forms, according to Grayscale. The asset manager noted that Bitcoin's rapid recovery from its latest bear market low, including a rally to around $79,500, could signal a turning point. Their analysis compared the current cycle's decline—roughly 50% from its peak—to historical drops of 70-80%, suggesting a potentially shallower correction. Grayscale's chart tracking Bitcoin's performance across cycles shows the current pullback is less severe than previous ones. This aligns with a VanEck report indicating that multiple "capitulation" signals were active, often associated with late-stage corrections and a transition into accumulation. Factors such as institutional ETF adoption, a broader holder base, and the absence of major leveraged lender blowups may be contributing to a more resilient market structure. Supporting the recovery, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen significant net inflows, totaling approximately $1.92 billion over five consecutive sessions. While this indicates underlying demand beyond short-covering, risks remain from macroeconomic factors like rising interest rates or profit-taking. Grayscale concluded that while a Q4 2026 downturn is still possible, this week's rally suggests a more durable bottom may be forming.

cryptonews.ruYesterday 18:24

Bitcoin Could Reach a Turning Point This Week as a Solid Bottom Forms

cryptonews.ruYesterday 18:24

Galaxy Says Bitcoin Must Reclaim $82,470 Level to Confirm End of Bear Market

Galaxy Research states that for Bitcoin to confirm the end of its bear market, it must reclaim its 50-week moving average, currently near $82,470. Analysis of historical bear markets since 2011 shows that once Bitcoin sustainably recovers this key weekly level, it has not subsequently set a new closing low in 11 out of 13 instances. While the 50-day moving average provides faster signals, it comes with many false starts; the first attempt to reclaim it failed in every historical bear market. The 50-week average offers more reliable confirmation but at the cost of timing—successful recoveries of this level typically occurred months after the market bottom, with Bitcoin already up 63-237%. In the current cycle, Bitcoin is trading around $77,190, roughly 6% below the critical $82,470 level. The recent rally is optimistic, but a weekly close above this threshold is needed for stronger historical confirmation that the June low marked the bear market bottom. Until then, the recovery remains unconfirmed.

cryptonews.ru2 days ago 22:42

Galaxy Says Bitcoin Must Reclaim $82,470 Level to Confirm End of Bear Market

cryptonews.ru2 days ago 22:42

Crypto Analyst Predicts 1000x Growth in Altcoins

Crypto analyst Matthew Hyland has compared the recent downturn in the altcoin market to the crash of 2020, predicting potential growth for digital assets by up to 1,000 times. He stated that investors could see returns 10 to 1,000 times greater in the coming months than those seen in March 2020. According to Hyland, major altcoins like Ethereum and Cardano could fully recover within just a few months, drawing parallels to historical market rebounds—such as the S&P 500's 13-week recovery in early 2025. He emphasized that the recovery, once it begins, would be swift, lasting months rather than years. This optimistic forecast comes amid a weekly rally where Ethereum rose to $2,400, XRP surged nearly 55% over the week, and other altcoins like Bitcoin Cash and Dogecoin also posted significant gains.

cryptonews.ru2 days ago 17:36

Crypto Analyst Predicts 1000x Growth in Altcoins

cryptonews.ru2 days ago 17:36

Bitcoin holds at $77,000 as bulls build on best week of August

Bitcoin is consolidating above $77,000 after retreating from a multi-month high near $79,500, marking its strongest weekly gain so far in August. The cryptocurrency finally broke through the $65,000 resistance level after weeks of failed attempts. Following a brief pullback to $74,000, a powerful rally pushed it to $79,491 before it settled into a sideways range just above $77,300. This represents a daily gain of over 6%, bringing Bitcoin's market cap to $1.55 trillion and lifting the total crypto market cap to $2.63 trillion. Prominent critic Peter Schiff acknowledged Bitcoin's role as a gold-like inflation hedge, citing recent surges in commodities and crypto as evidence that investors are seeking alternatives amid perceived Federal Reserve inaction on inflation. The price action has led to significant liquidations, with nearly $709 million in crypto short positions wiped out in 24 hours, compared to $139 million in long positions. Bitcoin's rapid four-day recovery has cut its year-to-date losses from nearly 30% to 11.4%, highlighting its characteristic volatility. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has more than doubled to an optimistic 72, fueling predictions that Bitcoin could end 2026 in positive territory.

cryptonews.ru08/21 19:13

Bitcoin holds at $77,000 as bulls build on best week of August

cryptonews.ru08/21 19:13

Standard Chartered Revises Its Year-End Bitcoin (BTC) Forecast, Citing a Specific Date! "It Could Stay Low!"

Standard Chartered has revised its Bitcoin price forecast upwards following a recent market rally. The bank's head of digital asset research, Geoff Kendrick, stated that his previous year-end target of $100,000 now appears "significantly too low." He suggested that after October 6th, Bitcoin's surge could intensify, potentially approaching its previous all-time high of $126,000 by year-end. Kendrick attributed the recent price increase primarily to short-position liquidations. However, he noted that a recovery in inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs indicates the rally may be broadening to a wider investor base. This renewed optimism marks a shift from an earlier forecast where Kendrick had lowered his year-end target from $150,000 to $100,000 and predicted a drop to $50,000 before a recovery.

cryptonews.ru08/21 16:31

Standard Chartered Revises Its Year-End Bitcoin (BTC) Forecast, Citing a Specific Date! "It Could Stay Low!"

cryptonews.ru08/21 16:31

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