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Cryptocurrency's Great Collapse: Veteran Yi Lihua Loses $700 Million in a Week

The cryptocurrency market experienced a historic crash, erasing all gains from the post-Trump rally, with Bitcoin recording its largest weekly drop in three years. Prominent Chinese crypto figure Yi Lihua suffered catastrophic losses, liquidating 400,000 Ethereum over six days for a total loss of approximately $780 million, becoming one of the most significant "whales" hunted during the downturn. The crash was triggered by a sharp drop in silver and gold prices, exacerbated by hawkish signals from the U.S. Federal Reserve. This led to a broad sell-off in risk assets, including cryptocurrencies. Traditional investors, who had entered the market via Bitcoin ETFs approved in 2024, were quick to exit, causing substantial outflows from these funds. Analysts pointed out that this bull cycle, unlike previous ones driven by technological innovations like DeFi or smart contracts, was primarily fueled by narratives—such as Trump's pro-crypto policies and MicroStrategy's corporate treasury model—rather than fundamental advancements. This lack of substantive innovation made the market's high valuations particularly vulnerable when macro conditions shifted. The event is seen as a brutal end to the old "narrative-driven" era of crypto, forcing the market to seek real value anchors. While some funds have begun bottom-fishing, the short-term outlook remains bleak, with Bitcoin struggling to recover from its lows around $68,000.

marsbit02/09 06:08

Cryptocurrency's Great Collapse: Veteran Yi Lihua Loses $700 Million in a Week

marsbit02/09 06:08

Can Dogecoin reach $0.11 as $1.63M DOGE liquidity cluster forms?

Dogecoin's acquisition cost has hit a multi-month low, improving its risk-reward profile and potentially attracting sidelined capital. On-chain data indicates steady holder sentiment, with a significant increase in holders and coins not being aggressively moved. A key technical level is the $0.11 price point, where a $1.63 million liquidity cluster is located. If fresh capital continues to enter, DOGE could be drawn toward this target, potentially breaking its current consolidation pattern.

ambcrypto02/09 06:01

Can Dogecoin reach $0.11 as $1.63M DOGE liquidity cluster forms?

ambcrypto02/09 06:01

JPMorgan: Bullish on Gold and Copper, Bearish on Energy, Post-Crash Market Has Split into Two Worlds

J.P. Morgan's Global Market Strategy views the recent sharp sell-off in commodities as a healthy correction rather than a trend reversal, presenting a buying opportunity for metals while expecting further declines in energy. The divergence is driven by differing supply dynamics, despite supportive global demand from recovering manufacturing PMIs and expansionary fiscal policies. The firm remains structurally bullish on gold, viewing the pullback as healthy amid continued central bank buying (forecast at 800 tons this year) and investor diversification. It sees gold reaching $6,300/oz by year-end. While more cautious on silver due to its volatility, it expects support around $75-80/oz. Copper is also seen as a buy on dips, with potential for prices to exceed $15,000/t later this year due to anticipated supply tightness and strong demand. In contrast, the energy complex is expected to weaken. Oil prices are seen carrying a $7/barrel geopolitical premium from Iran tensions, which should fade. The report predicts global supply growth will outpace demand by threefold. Natural gas prices, which spiked on cold weather and low inventories, are already retreating as forecasts normalize.

marsbit02/09 05:23

JPMorgan: Bullish on Gold and Copper, Bearish on Energy, Post-Crash Market Has Split into Two Worlds

marsbit02/09 05:23

Why Ethereum is rethinking its ‘rollup-first’ strategy in 2026

Ethereum is rethinking its 'rollup-first' strategy by 2026 as its original scaling vision no longer aligns with ecosystem evolution. Key factors driving this shift include Ethereum’s improved on-chain scalability through higher gas limits and upgrades, reducing L2s' role in affordability. Many Layer 2s have slowed decentralization due to regulatory and business pressures, creating a spectrum of trust models rather than uniform extensions of Ethereum. L2s are now evolving into independent platforms with distinct use cases, not just scaling tools. As mainnet regains appeal for security-sensitive applications, the declining capital secured on L2s highlights their shift toward execution-focused roles rather than value hubs. This redefines the L1-L2 relationship and prioritizes product-market fit over pure throughput.

ambcrypto02/09 05:02

Why Ethereum is rethinking its ‘rollup-first’ strategy in 2026

ambcrypto02/09 05:02

Kyle Criticizes Hyperliquid Four Days After Leaving, Arthur Hayes Responds with a $100,000 Bet

In the midst of a market downturn, Hyperliquid ($HYPE) has nearly doubled in value since January, drawing both praise and criticism. Kyle Samani, the recently departed co-founder of Multicoin Capital, publicly criticized the project, calling it representative of crypto's classic problems: founders "fleeing their home country," facilitating crime, being closed-source, and permissioned. Arthur Hayes, BitMEX co-founder, responded not by addressing the criticisms but by proposing a $100,000 bet: that HYPE would outperform any large-cap crypto of Kyle’s choosing from February 10th to July 31st. Kyle did not accept the wager, aligning with his earlier, since-deleted tweet expressing that crypto is "not as interesting as many thought." The article dissects Kyle's critiques, noting that Hyperliquid's operational structure (offshore entity, U.S. user ban) is standard industry practice. It suggests his harsh tone may stem from a personal desire to distance himself from the industry post-departure, contrasting with his former firm, Multicoin, which was revealed to have built a significant $46 million position in HYPE around the time of his exit. The exchange highlights a classic crypto divide: those who have left the "table" often critique from an ethical standpoint ("should"), while those still invested argue primarily with price action ("will it pump"). The discussion quickly devolved into personal attacks about wealth and portfolio performance, underscoring how deeply entrenched financial interests are in shaping narratives within the space.

marsbit02/09 04:53

Kyle Criticizes Hyperliquid Four Days After Leaving, Arthur Hayes Responds with a $100,000 Bet

marsbit02/09 04:53

An Hour with Circle's CPO: How Stablecoins Are Reshaping Global Capital Flows

In a comprehensive interview with Nikhil Tandog, Chief Product Officer of Circle, the discussion explores how stablecoins, particularly USDC, are transforming global finance by reducing friction in cross-border transactions and enhancing economic inclusion. Circle has evolved from a stablecoin issuer into a multi-layered platform comprising core assets (USDC, EURC), payment applications (Circle Payment Network), and infrastructure (ARC). The resilience of USDC post-banking crisis is attributed to its transparency, regulatory compliance (such as MiCA and the hypothetical Genius Act), and multi-chain presence across 28 blockchains. Unlike competitors, Circle emphasizes auditability and public trust, aiming for public listing to reinforce accountability. Looking ahead to 2030, Tandog envisions a future where programmable money enables efficient B2B payments (a $59T market), AI-driven agents autonomously manage transactions, and financial services integrate seamlessly with software. Circle’s ARC infrastructure will address scalability, privacy, and gas payment challenges to support mainstream adoption. The company continues to expand USDC’s reach, deepen its payment network, and develop ARC, positioning stablecoins as a foundational technology akin to electricity—universally applicable and transformative.

比推02/09 04:24

An Hour with Circle's CPO: How Stablecoins Are Reshaping Global Capital Flows

比推02/09 04:24

The Day CZ Missed the Best Investment of His Life, Crypto Missed AI

In 2014, CZ sold his Shanghai apartment to buy 1,500 BTC—a legendary investment in crypto history. But years later, he missed an even bigger opportunity: acquiring FTX in 2021. During FTX liquidity crisis negotiations, Binance signed a non-binding LOI to acquire the exchange but backed out within a day, citing issues “beyond control.” Unbeknownst to many, FTX held a hidden gem: a $500 million investment in AI startup Anthropic, acquired in 2021 for a 13.56% stake (later diluted to 7.84%). Post-ChatGPT, Anthropic’s valuation soared. It’s nearing a new funding round at a potential $350 billion valuation. FTX’s stake would now be worth ~$27.4 billion—enough to cover its collapse losses multiple times. Instead, FTX’s bankruptcy estate sold the shares for over $1.3 billion to traditional investors like Jane Street and Fidelity—not crypto firms. This missed chance represents what could have been a powerful intersection of Crypto and AI, with potential innovations lost as the opportunity moved entirely into traditional finance hands.

marsbit02/09 04:22

The Day CZ Missed the Best Investment of His Life, Crypto Missed AI

marsbit02/09 04:22

The Day CZ Missed the Best Investment of His Life, Crypto Missed AI

CZ, the founder of Binance, famously sold his Shanghai apartment in 2014 to buy Bitcoin—a move that would have yielded nearly $190 million at its peak. But an even bigger opportunity came years later, one that he ultimately walked away from. In November 2021, amid a liquidity crisis at FTX, Binance signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire the rival exchange. The deal fell through within days, accelerating FTX’s collapse. Unbeknownst to many, FTX held a hidden gem in its portfolio: a $500 million lead investment in AI startup Anthropic, acquired in April 2021 for a 13.56% stake (later diluted to 7.84%). At the time, AI had not yet entered its explosive growth phase. But after the launch of ChatGPT and the rise of Anthropic’s Claude models, the company’s valuation soared. Recent reports suggest Anthropic is raising funds at a valuation as high as $350 billion. At that level, FTX’s stake would have been worth approximately $27.44 billion—more than enough to cover the exchange’s infamous shortfall. After FTX’s bankruptcy, its Anthropic shares were sold off in court-approved transactions totaling over $1.3 billion to traditional financial firms and Abu Dhabi-based investors—not to crypto companies. The article reflects on what could have been: had CZ acquired FTX, or had SBF held on, a major crypto-native entity could have held influence in one of AI’s top firms, potentially fostering deeper integration between crypto and AI. Instead, that opportunity slipped into traditional finance’s—a missed chance for both CZ and the crypto industry.

Odaily星球日报02/09 04:17

The Day CZ Missed the Best Investment of His Life, Crypto Missed AI

Odaily星球日报02/09 04:17

From the Wild Path to the Table: Why Compliance is the Inevitable Route

The article "From the Fringes to the Main Table: Why Compliance is the Inevitable Path" discusses the critical shift toward regulatory compliance in the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry, using key players like Binance, Coinbase, and Hyperliquid as case studies. It highlights how Binance leveraged regulatory arbitrage to become a global leader by 2017 but faced increasing pressure from regulators, leading to its compliance efforts in jurisdictions like Abu Dhabi (ADGM) by 2025. Meanwhile, Coinbase capitalized on U.S. regulatory frameworks under evolving policies, though its growth in derivatives markets remained limited. Hyperliquid emerged as a significant player by exploiting gaps left by larger exchanges, capturing about 15% of Binance's market share through derivatives and ventures into non-traditional areas like precious metals and prediction markets—yet its long-term sustainability hinges on eventual compliance. The piece argues that compliance is no longer optional but essential for scalability and legitimacy, especially as Real-World Assets (RWA)—such as tokenized stocks, bonds, and stablecoins—gain traction. Regulatory clarity, particularly from the U.S. and China, is reshaping the landscape, forcing once-"underground" economies to formalize or risk exclusion from major markets. The conclusion underscores that while regulatory arbitrage offers short-term advantages, the future of crypto and DeFi depends on integrating into established financial systems under clear rules.

比推02/09 04:15

From the Wild Path to the Table: Why Compliance is the Inevitable Route

比推02/09 04:15

XRP – Whales, institutions, and why a new ATH could be next for the altcoin

XRP's significant price drop in early February 2026 attracted major institutional investments, with eight corporations committing $2 billion to XRP reserves, led by Evernorth Holdings. This institutional confidence, combined with substantial whale accumulation and a 51.5% surge in new addresses, indicates a shift from retail-driven volatility to long-term utility and adoption. Trading volume remained consistently strong, often exceeding $9 billion and even reaching $15 billion, suggesting growing momentum. With continued corporate backing, XRP is positioned to potentially break the $2 price level and establish itself alongside major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

ambcrypto02/09 04:01

XRP – Whales, institutions, and why a new ATH could be next for the altcoin

ambcrypto02/09 04:01

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