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CPI Ignites Rate Hike Expectations! Crypto Market Liquidates Both Long and Short Positions, Nearly 100,000 Traders Wiped Out

The release of the U.S. August CPI data, showing overall inflation at 3.4% year-on-year, has significantly increased market expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike. Following the data, cryptocurrency markets experienced sharp volatility, with Bitcoin initially dropping to around $76,000 before briefly surging to nearly $80,000. This whipsaw action led to massive liquidations, with nearly 100,000 traders facing approximately $674 million in losses over 24 hours. Market pricing now indicates an 80% probability of a 25-basis-point Fed rate hike at the upcoming September meeting. While this provided some temporary clarity for risk assets like stocks, which closed higher, analysts caution that underlying inflationary pressures, particularly from energy prices, remain unresolved. In crypto markets, the brief Bitcoin rally saw its 50-day moving average cross above the 200-day average, but this "golden cross" signal quickly failed as prices retreated. On-chain analysis identifies a significant supply wall for Bitcoin between $82,000 and $85,000, which may cap near-term advances. Meanwhile, capital flows show a divergence, with Bitcoin spot ETFs seeing outflows while Ethereum spot ETFs attracted inflows.

marsbit2 giorni fa 08:41

CPI Ignites Rate Hike Expectations! Crypto Market Liquidates Both Long and Short Positions, Nearly 100,000 Traders Wiped Out

marsbit2 giorni fa 08:41

Apple Removed Pump.fun from Its App Store

The mobile app for the Solana-based memecoin launchpad Pump.fun has been removed from the iOS App Store in the United States and India. According to a project founder, the existing installed app continues to function normally and user funds are safe, while the Android version on Google Play remains available with over 500,000 downloads. The team stated the iOS delisting is temporary and expects a return soon. Apple did not specify a reason for the removal. The action followed shortly after Pump.fun introduced a "Custom Pairs" feature, allowing users to launch tokens paired with various assets like tokenized stocks and precious metals, beyond just SOL or USDC. Following the news, the platform's native token, $PUMP, fell 9% in 24 hours to $0.00358, trading 70% below its all-time high. The incident mirrors Apple's past actions, including threats to remove the Bitcoin tipping feature from Damus app and the actual removal of Jack Dorsey's decentralized messenger, Bitchat, from its China App Store.

cryptonews.ru09/11 14:35

Apple Removed Pump.fun from Its App Store

cryptonews.ru09/11 14:35

When Throughput Is No Longer a Bottleneck, What Kind of Blockchain Does Finance Truly Need?

Title: Beyond Throughput: What Kind of Blockchain Does Finance Really Need? While finance is a natural fit for blockchain technology, it demands extremely high standards. As blockchain networks significantly improve transaction throughput (now handling tens of thousands per second), the focus is shifting from raw speed to meeting real-world financial market requirements. Three core challenges must be addressed for widespread adoption: 1. **Predictability and Certainty**: Financial transactions require guaranteed execution within precise time windows. This necessitates strong *censorship resistance* (ensuring valid transactions are accepted) and *ordering guarantees* (clear rules for transaction sequence). Without predictable execution, risks like market manipulation and widened spreads increase. 2. **Robustness**: Networks must maintain reliable transaction access even under congestion or attack. The concept of *"strong liveness"* aims to prevent any single operator from monopolizing block space, ensuring multiple pathways for transactions to be processed. 3. **Privacy**: To prevent front-running and information leakage, transaction intent must be hidden until after execution. Emerging cryptographic techniques, like encrypted mempools, aim to conceal order details during the critical pre-settlement phase, while still allowing for post-trade auditability. In conclusion, high throughput is merely the foundation. For blockchain to become a trusted financial market infrastructure, it must deliver predictable execution, unambiguous ordering rules, robust and censorship-resistant access, and pre-trade privacy—all while maintaining post-trade transparency.

marsbit09/03 06:14

When Throughput Is No Longer a Bottleneck, What Kind of Blockchain Does Finance Truly Need?

marsbit09/03 06:14

Bitcoin Reaches $80,000: Three Arguments Against a Bull Market

Bitcoin reached $80,000 on August 24, 2026, a 38% rise from its July low of $57,800. While this surge is notable, analyst Rekt Capital presents three arguments against it signaling a true bull market reversal, suggesting it may instead be a rally within a broader bear market. First, if July 2026 was the bear market bottom, its formation time was 27% shorter than historical averages, a conclusion only valid if no new lower low forms by year-end. Second, Bitcoin broke down from a macro triangle pattern in July, but the subsequent ~30% drop was significantly smaller than the 48-62% declines seen after similar breakdowns in past cycles. Third, and crucially, the price has failed to break the long-term descending trendline from early 2025 highs, meaning Bitcoin is still making lower highs on macro timeframes, indicating underlying weakness. Rekt Capital notes the dynamic trendline resistance is near $79,000 this month, dropping to ~$76,300 next month. A monthly close below it could open the door for a correction. On weekly charts, resistance sits at $74.5k-$83.5k, with support at $62.5k-$68.5k. Adding another perspective, Crypto Rover highlights two key liquidation levels on Bitcoin's heatmap: a cluster of short positions at $80k-$90k (which could fuel a squeeze higher) and a concentration of long positions at $48k-$60k, acting as competing price "magnets." The article contrasts Rekt Capital's current cautious stance with his past calls in 2025, noting he correctly identified market direction but underestimated the scale of both the subsequent spring rally and the following autumn/winter decline. His current analysis again emphasizes macro weakness despite the recent price rise.

cryptonews.ru08/24 21:40

Bitcoin Reaches $80,000: Three Arguments Against a Bull Market

cryptonews.ru08/24 21:40

EIP-8363 Explained: Burning Staking Rewards to Save Ethereum? Independent Node Operators Might Be the First to Leave

Analysis of EIP-8363: A Proposal to Burn Staking Rewards and its Potential Impacts on Ethereum A new Ethereum Improvement Proposal, EIP-8363, has sparked significant debate. Its core mechanism is to progressively burn validator consensus rewards, aiming to reduce the issuance rate to 0% once 50% of the total ETH supply is staked. Proponents argue this would cap the staked ETH ratio, enhancing credible neutrality and censorship resistance by discouraging excessive centralization among large staking operators and liquid staking token (LST) providers. However, a critical analysis suggests the proposal may create more problems than it solves. While it compresses the ETH staking range where profitability turns negative (from 70-100 million ETH down to 50-60 million ETH), it does not fundamentally alter the competitive disadvantage of independent stakers. Due to economies of scale, large operators would still retain advantages in costs and MEV opportunities. Independent stakers are predicted to be the first to face negative real returns under the new curve. The economic repercussions could be severe. A sharp decline in base staking yield would disrupt DeFi ecosystems built around this yield, potentially reversing incentives for borrowing ETH and triggering large-scale unwinding of leveraged staking strategies. This could lead to significant selling pressure on ETH as professional staking operations become unprofitable and exit. The proposal is criticized for being based on uncertain future market equilibriums and for potentially imposing costs that outweigh its stated benefits, without fully addressing the underlying issues of centralization it aims to solve.

marsbit08/12 09:01

EIP-8363 Explained: Burning Staking Rewards to Save Ethereum? Independent Node Operators Might Be the First to Leave

marsbit08/12 09:01

Midas Launches Credit Strategy on the Blockchain

Midas, a platform for bringing investment strategies on-chain, together with Wellington Management, has launched mWIN – a tokenized credit strategy. Wellington Management oversees over $1.3 trillion in assets. The mWIN token is issued through a Luxembourg-based securitization structure and is designed for use in both TradFi and DeFi. The mWIN strategy is based on an actively managed portfolio of fixed-income instruments, including CLOs, CMBS, RMBS, ABS, and investment-grade corporate bonds. Wellington Management handles the portfolio management, while Northern Trust is the custodian and calculates the daily net asset value. The portfolio composition can be adjusted by Wellington Management in response to market conditions, considering macroeconomic factors, liquidity, and security-specific characteristics, within set constraints for duration and credit quality. The on-chain asset management platform Sentora has added mWIN as collateral on Morpho. On a specific market, PayPal's $PYUSD is used for lending with mWIN as the underlying collateral. Midas also plans integrations with Aave Horizon Market and RWA Hub. mWIN is currently live on the Ethereum network, purchasable with USDC and $PYUSD, with a future launch planned on the Monad network. Investors can access mWIN via Midas or use it in Sentora's vault on Morpho.

cryptonews.ru08/11 12:11

Midas Launches Credit Strategy on the Blockchain

cryptonews.ru08/11 12:11

UNI Doubles in Two Months Against the Trend: A 5-Year-Overdue Value Realization

Amidst a generally stagnant crypto market in June and July, UNI, the governance token of Uniswap, saw a significant surge, nearly doubling in price from around $2.3 to $4.6. This rally represents a delayed but significant value reassessment, triggered by the practical implementation of its long-debated "fee switch" mechanism. The key turning point was the on-chain execution of the UNIfication proposal in December 2025. It activated a protocol fee on select pools, directed Unichain sequencer revenue (net of costs) to a communal treasury, executed a one-time burn of 100 million UNI, and established a system where all protocol revenue flows into a "TokenJar" contract. This treasury has a single exit: purchasing and permanently burning UNI via a "Firepit" contract. Initially, the market reacted tepidly as the generated revenue and corresponding burn rate were modest. The narrative shifted dramatically in July 2025 with two major developments. First, the launch of Robinhood Chain, tailored for tokenized stocks, rapidly became a primary source of volume and fees for Uniswap, at one point contributing nearly half of its weekly fees. Second, governance votes successfully expanded the fee mechanism to v4 pools and initiated a temperature check for fees on Robinhood Chain. The activation of v4 fees caused the protocol's daily revenue earmarked for UNI burns to nearly triple. The core of UNI's recent price action is the transition from a pure governance token to a cash-flow asset with a permanent, protocol-funded buyer. Its effectiveness is amplified by UNI's mature and widely distributed supply, with no major impending unlocks to dilute the impact of the buybacks. The sustainability of this rally now hinges on whether the transaction volume, particularly on Robinhood Chain, persists after its initial gas subsidies expire, determining if this is a genuine value realization or a subsidy-fueled spike.

marsbit08/01 05:30

UNI Doubles in Two Months Against the Trend: A 5-Year-Overdue Value Realization

marsbit08/01 05:30

What's Going On with Gigadevice? Major Shareholder Cashes Out 44 Billion, Then Announces 20 Billion Buyback

Gigadevice Innovation, a leading Chinese memory chip company, has executed a controversial financial maneuver. The company's controlling shareholder and chairman, Zhu Yiming, sold approximately 44 billion RMB worth of his shares between early May and mid-June 2026, capitalizing on a soaring stock price that peaked at 846.66 RMB on June 29th. Following a subsequent stock crash—plummeting to around 350 RMB in 22 trading days and erasing over 330 billion RMB in market value—Zhu announced a combined "market rescue" plan on July 29th. This plan includes his personal commitment to buy back at least 1 billion RMB in shares and a company proposal to repurchase 1 to 2 billion RMB worth of stock. This sequence of high-selling followed by a low-buying plan has confused and unsettled many of the company's 240,000 retail investors. The stock's dramatic decline was attributed to several factors: the successful IPO of its sister company, Changxin Technologies, which ended Gigadevice's status as a primary investment proxy for the domestic memory sector; a Morgan Stanley report warning of a potential peak in the memory chip cycle; and a severe loss of market confidence triggered by the chairman's massive sell-off. While the sell-off was procedurally compliant, its timing has been criticized. The company's fundamentals appear strong, with preliminary H1 2026 results showing revenue up 177% year-on-year to 11.5 billion RMB and net profit skyrocketing 1099% to 6.9 billion RMB, driven by a boom in memory chips and MCU demand. However, a significant portion (2.05 billion RMB) of this profit came from non-recurring gains like securities investment, and the memory industry is notoriously cyclical. Analysts highlight the company's role in the domestic substitution of niche DRAM and NOR Flash memory, with some maintaining bullish price targets. Yet, the recent events underscore key risks: its fabless model creates dependency on foundries like Changxin, and the chairman's actions have raised serious questions about management's alignment with minority shareholders. The promised buybacks cannot commence until December 13th due to a mandatory six-month cooling-off period following an insider sale, leaving the stock vulnerable in the interim.

marsbit07/30 11:51

What's Going On with Gigadevice? Major Shareholder Cashes Out 44 Billion, Then Announces 20 Billion Buyback

marsbit07/30 11:51

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