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Arthur Hayes recently made his views very clear.
He remains bullish on BTC and has set a more aggressive target for ETH: $10,000 by the end of 2026. His core logic behind this is the potential for global liquidity to expand again. Meanwhile, he continues to be optimistic about ecosystems like Ethena and Ether.fi.
But I think the most interesting aspect of this viewpoint is not whether "$10,000 can be reached."
It's why he groups ETH together with ENA and ETHFI.
If liquidity truly releases again in the future, capital usually doesn't just seek one asset but spreads down the risk curve.
BTC absorbs liquidity first.
ETH follows.
Then later, it's DeFi and high-risk assets' turn.
So what’s really worth watching isn’t how many targets Arthur Hayes sets.
It’s whether the market will have enough liquidity to support these targets going forward.
Targets can be bold.
Without enough money, they’re just numbers.
$BTC $ETH $ENA #FOMC last set of data before the meeting: Nonfarm payrolls this Friday
Stop pretending! Who's swimming naked among BTC, ETH, and ARB?
$BTC is stubbornly holding on, waiting for nonfarm payrolls to save it. It can't break through 78000, worse than expected. The market is now focused on Friday's nonfarm payrolls—if it crashes again, the FOMC will definitely back down, and expectations of easing could pull $BTC up. But look at its 0.77% gain, like constipation, no one dares to rush in. Big players are waiting for direction, retail investors are waiting to break even, and sideways trading at high levels is just a dull knife cutting flesh.
$ETH rose 0.55%, even worse than BTC, clearly a follower. Layer2 is fighting for attention, mainnet gas fees are pitifully low, deflation? Nonexistent. Institutions like BlackRock only recognize BTC; $ETH is now a "secondary asset." In the short term, it can only ride on macro sentiment—if nonfarm payrolls are good, it goes up; if bad, it falls harder. Don't talk to me about the ecosystem, no one cares about technology now, only capital games. Ethereum to turn around? Wait until next year.
$ARB surged 17%? Beware of a retail trap. Robinhood chain volume exploded, ARB's revenue narrative is hyped to the sky, a 17% rise in one day is indeed fierce. But brother, this thing has shallow liquidity, the whales pump without blinking. Fundamentals? Revenue did increase, but how much is wash trading? How much is real demand? Once the hype fades, the pullback can bruise your face. Short-term you can bet on sentiment, but don't really believe in any "L2 leader value revaluation," falling back to the starting point is just a matter of two days.
#财报观察员：博通业绩超预期，Snowflake上调指引 Dell exceeded expectations, Broadcom exceeded expectations, and Snowflake surged 21%.
Three earnings reports prove one thing: demand for AI hardware and software is expanding, but the market only rewards those who exceed expectations, not those who just meet them.
Broadcom's AI semiconductor revenue reached 16.7 billion, but the guidance for the next quarter is slightly lower, causing a 6% drop in after-hours trading. This shows that the AI sector's valuation is already fully priced in, and institutions are scrutinizing earnings details much more strictly than before.
The logic behind Snowflake's 21% rise is clearer: product revenue grew 37%, and the number of CoCo tool accounts surged to 9,100. AI features are driving increased customer usage, which is exactly the signal the market wants to see.
The sector's rhythm is now very clear. The AI infrastructure chain is expanding, but only stocks that deliver numbers exceeding expectations can rise.
HPE and NetApp need to keep up with this pace, or even if the overall sector sentiment is good, individual stocks will be treated differently.
#财报观察员：博通业绩超预期，Snowflake上调指引 💥💥💥Pre-Nonfarm Preview
The market expects an increase of 55,000–58,000 (disagreement 50,000–80,000), unemployment rate at 4.1%, and year-over-year hourly wages at 3.1%. July unexpectedly -23,000, May and June revised down by a total of 103,000, with the baseline revision further lowered by 79,000.
Note the direction is reversed: after Wash's hawkish remarks, the market is betting on a September rate hike (probability about 57%), not a rate cut.
Projection: Data exceeding 80,000 + stronger hourly wages → rate hike probability breaks 75%, USD and US Treasury yields rise, bearish for stocks and crypto; below 50,000 or unemployment rate rising above 4.2% → rate hike expectations quickly cool down, risk assets rebound and catch a breather. #Robinhood chain volume surge, ARB revenue narrative heats up
Robinhood chain's single-day fees hit a new high of $3.75 million, with 10% of the revenue flowing back to Arbitrum DAO according to the revenue-sharing rule, bringing about $377,000 income to the treasury in one day. $ARB current price is 0.124, with a 24h increase of 14.78%, and trading volume significantly expanded; $BTC is at 77012, the market fluctuates within a range, with funds favoring L2 assets that have real yields.
Market consensus
The bullish view holds that continuous revenue sharing from external chains turns $ARB from a pure governance token into a cash-flow-generating asset, requiring a revaluation; the cautious perspective points out that the current hype mainly comes from Meme trading, and fees will fall as the hype fades, while unlocking selling pressure still exists, so the positive effects are easily realized and then decline.
Underlying logic analysis
The Orbit authorization model opens new revenue streams for Arbitrum, but currently traffic heavily depends on Meme speculation, which is a short-term pulse income; whether it can be sustained long-term depends on subsequent business flow, not just single-day highlight data.
Personal view (personally leaning towards a gradual return of the bull market, just a personal opinion, not investment advice)
The narrative logic is solid, but prices have already risen in the short term, so I won’t chase the highs and will wait for a pullback, continuously monitoring the actual sustainability of on-chain fees.Is it a retreat or a portfolio adjustment?
BTC fell below $77,000, spreading panic, but the claim of "capital leaving the market" might be too hasty.
A key signal has been overlooked: while BTC ETFs are seeing net outflows, ETH ETFs have been attracting funds for several consecutive days. This doesn’t look like a full-scale retreat but rather an organized "position shift."
BTC led the rally earlier with huge profit-taking, so a pullback is a natural part of market dynamics. The real risk signal isn’t price decline but a "double kill"—meaning BTC falls and ETH follows with even greater weakness. However, ETH’s current relative strength actually proves that funds haven’t fled the crypto market; they are just seeking new value opportunities.
This seems more like a rehearsal for a mainline rotation. BTC’s pause gives ETH and other ecosystems a breather. If ETH can maintain steady capital inflows, then overall market risk appetite hasn’t decreased; the focus is just shifting.
Next, closely watch whether BTC outflows slow down and if ETH inflows sustain. If the answer is yes, then the current dip is merely preparation for the next rally. In a bull market, many down days occur, but rotation reveals the real strength. #FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 #黄金ETF增持近10吨，期权波动受关注 $BTC $ETH $SOL Is the cycle about to change? Willy Woo says Bitcoin is breaking away from the four-year curse and shifting to a 6-8 year cycle My first reaction was: here we go again, finding excuses for long-term holding? But thinking it over new supply drops from 0.8% to 0.4% The halving impact really feels more like a tickle now What’s truly changing is the external environment The traditional market’s debt cycle is pulling Bitcoin into its orbit The four-year cycle is the miners’ game The eight-year cycle $SOL's recent macro sentiment has continuously suppressed the market, causing high-volatility sector assets to collectively retreat. $SOL has accordingly corrected back to the key $100 level.
This round of decline is not due to weakness in the coin itself but is entirely a concentrated venting of external macro sentiment:
Escalation of US-Iran geopolitical conflict, oil prices stabilizing above $95, US Treasury yields surging to a high of 4.8%, market risk aversion intensifying, with funds first selling off the most elastic growth coins.
Therefore, SOL's single-day drop of over 3% far exceeds Bitcoin's volatility, representing a typical macro-driven oversell.
However, short-term sentiment-driven sell-offs cannot overshadow the solid structural benefits arriving at the end of the month.
Many focus only on the current panic-driven sell-off, neglecting the critical time window on September 28—
Solana's major annual upgrade, Alpenglow, is about to officially launch and activate.
This is not an ordinary minor version optimization but a complete reconstruction of the network consensus mechanism.
The brand-new Votor+Rotor architecture replaces the historically proven TowerBFT system, compressing the original 12.8-second transaction finality to 150 milliseconds, achieving near-instant confirmation; simultaneously, it clears a large amount of redundant on-chain voting data, significantly freeing up block space and reducing network congestion, directly addressing the long-standing lag and delay issues troubling SOL. This is the biggest technical iteration in the ecosystem this year. The market has started to recover, with BTC at 77832 and ETH at 2402, up 0.69% and 0.47% respectively.
The ADP data of 38,000 is still being digested, and the probability of a rate hike in September has dropped from 66% to 62%. Although the decline is small, the direction is right.
The CME data is clear, and expectations of cooling employment are gradually eroding the confidence for rate hikes. This rebound in BTC and ETH is a direct response to the easing of macro pressure.
Structurally, ETH has not continued to sell off with increased volume below 2400, indicating that the bears are also becoming cautious.
However, a reminder: today's ADP is just the appetizer; Friday's nonfarm payrolls are the main course. If the data continues to weaken, BTC and ETH are very likely to seize the opportunity to surge back above 80000 and 2500. Moreover, yesterday Robinhood Chain's trading volume exceeded 1.28 billion, with Meme coins and AI tokens becoming active again, showing increasingly clear signs of a sentiment bottom.
In the short term, my strategy is bullish. Good data is positive, but bad data is not necessarily negative. Let's wait through this week and see.
#FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 ETH is stuck around 2400, caught in a dilemma, and liquidity is starting to loosen up
ETH is currently at $2,404, up slightly less than 0.5% in 24 hours. The intraday low was 2,356 and the high was 2,419, with volatility narrowing to just over $60. The weekly chart shows a drop of nearly 4.4%, while the monthly chart is up 29%—August’s rally was too strong, and September is now digesting profits.
There was an issue on the ETF side.
The Ethereum spot ETF recorded a net outflow of $48 million yesterday, ending a streak of 12 consecutive trading days of net inflows. The previous 11-day streak accumulated $1.6 billion in inflows, the longest streak since July 2025. Institutions haven’t fled far but are clearly waiting for a clearer signal—the nonfarm payrolls report tomorrow night.
Macro factors are the real variable.
The market is currently pricing in a 66% chance of a rate hike in September. The consensus forecast for nonfarm payrolls is an increase of 58,000 jobs—if the data is strong, rate hike expectations will increase, and ETH may test the 2,370 support again; if the data is weak, the rate hike probability will fall, giving ETH a chance to rebound above 2,500.
In the short term, 2,370 is the bottom line; if it doesn’t hold, look for 2,200. The resistance zone above is between 2,420 and 2,450. It’s likely to consolidate within this range before Friday, so avoid opening random positions.
For reference only, not investment advice.
$ETH #FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 BTC ETF faces another $236.5 million redemption! The 78K support line becomes the dividing line between bulls and bears
The US spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net outflow of about $236.5 million on Tuesday, with Fidelity FBTC bleeding $43.7 million in a single day, Ark 21Shares and Bitwise each experiencing outflows exceeding $60 million, marking three consecutive days of net redemptions.
Note: ETF redemptions mean clients are reducing positions, not fund dumping, but BTC flowing back into the spot market does create supply pressure. The current focus is clear—the 78K support level is under pressure again.
Why is 78K critical? It is the dense chip area since the March rebound and also the average cost line for bulls. If the spot market fails to hold, this level is easily pierced repeatedly, triggering stop-loss orders and amplifying volatility; conversely, if the $236 million selling pressure is absorbed and the price stabilizes, it proves strong support below.
On-chain data shows increased net BTC inflows to exchanges, but stablecoin reserves are rising simultaneously, indicating funds are waiting for better prices. Over the past week, ETFs have cumulatively outflowed over $500 million, while BTC has only corrected about 4%, a relatively limited drop, suggesting off-exchange buying has not collapsed.
78K is the bulls' first pressure test. If the selling pressure can be firmly absorbed, the short squeeze during the rebound will be even stronger—the market often re-prices at the most pessimistic consensus. $BTC $ETH $SOL
#非农前数据分化，9月加息预期升温 #Robinhood链上放量，币股Meme引争议 #RobinhoodChainRevenue Robinhood Chain’s volume keeps climbing, but I’m more interested in where the activity is actually coming from 👀
Dune shows around $1.89B in 24-hour DEX volume, while DeFiLlama puts daily chain revenue near $3.38M—higher than most major chains. Since it uses Arbitrum’s stack, the activity also generates licensing income for Arbitrum DAO.
That makes the growth meaningful beyond Robinhood itself. Still, Meme tokens such as CashCat and Pons reportedly drive much of the volume, so it’s difficult to know how much reflects lasting RWA demand versus short-term speculation 🐱
OKX’s built-in DEX now supports Robinhood Chain tokens with zero-gas-fee perks, which may reduce friction and attract more users. But incentives can boost activity without proving retention.
The numbers are impressive. The real test is whether revenue and usage remain after the novelty, subsidies and Meme attention cool down.Filecoin has recently reintroduced the "AI + decentralized storage" concept, and despite the overall market weakness, FIL has shown clear relative strength. 📌 Why the sudden strength? On one hand, the market has resumed speculation on AI data infrastructure. AI model training increasingly demands massive data storage, verification, and retrieval, and Filecoin is being repackaged as a "decentralized data layer." Coupled with the ongoing progress of Filecoin Onchain Cloud, the market is starting to label it as AI Storage + DePIN + Web3 data infrastructure again. On the other hand, FIL's recent rise is not solely based on hype. On September 2, FIL surged rapidly by over 15%, breaking through the previously long-suppressed price range of $0.76–$0.80, with a noticeable increase in trading volume and a simultaneous rise in derivatives open interest, indicating that this rally has indeed attracted short-term capital inflows. 🔥 What truly deserves attention is the supply side. The market has also been preemptively trading on expectations of changes in the supply structure in October and the end of early investor unlocks. If the pressure from new supply decreases while AI storage demand continues to grow, FIL's supply-demand dynamics could improve. However, it is important not to equate "halving expectations" directly with "guaranteed price increase." One of Filecoin's biggest past challenges has been supply growth.Funds are starting to shift seats, why is gold moving first? Gold has surged back above $4400 in the past two days, but don’t just focus on the nearly 10-ton daily increase in gold ETFs. This looks more like funds are relocating. Recently, US Treasury yields have fallen, the dollar is loosening, plus the ADP employment data was weak, and the nonfarm payroll report is coming up on Friday, causing rate cut expectations to swing again. The "nonfarm" data itself has made investors more cautious abouThe market hasn't been quite right these past two days.
$BTC and $ETH both pulled back, $SOL is stuck in place, but ZEC is skyrocketing. Exchange platform tokens like BNB and OKB neither fall nor rise, staying very stable.
I've seen this pattern too many times.
In every cycle, whenever mainstream coins take a breather and sentiment tightens, funds instinctively hide in two places: one is "narrative assets" with stories (this round it's privacy coins and RWA), the other is "cash flow assets" supported by real business (platform tokens). This is not a coincidence; it's a conditioned reflex in position switching.
My biggest lesson early on was: when a sector suddenly surges, my first reaction was "Am I missing out?" and I chased in, only to buy at the peak of the most euphoric sentiment. Later I realized—the sector rotation itself is not a signal; it's just a thermometer of sentiment. What really matters is the reason behind the rotation: this time it looks more like macro pressure (rate hike expectations, rising US Treasury yields) forcing funds to seek safe havens, which is different from "the sector's fundamentals suddenly improving."
So, I tend to interpret the recent market action as structural risk aversion under macro disturbance, not a signal for the start of a new rally. Market pullbacks and local sector exuberance are often two sides of the same coin. Experienced players usually "watch the show without entering," waiting for key data to land and sentiment to cool before deciding the direction.
Have you been chasing the rotation these past two days, or holding your position? Let's discuss in the comments. #FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 #GoldETFAdds10Tons Gold has regained momentum as weaker US employment indicators reduced confidence in further monetary tightening. Spot gold moved back above $4,400 per ounce, while investor demand through exchange-traded funds continued strengthening. One of the latest market updates indicates that ETF holdings added approximately ten tonnes, reinforcing the view that institutional demand is joining central-bank and physical-market buying.
ETF accumulation matters because it converts investor interest into demand for bullion held by fund custodians. However, gold can still face short-term pressure if Friday’s payroll report pushes Treasury yields and the dollar higher. My view is that recent inflows improve gold’s structural outlook, but the rally has become increasingly sensitive to macroeconomic surprises. Investors should follow real yields, currency movements and whether ETF additions continue for several weeks. A single large inflow can reflect portfolio rebalancing; persistent accumulation would provide stronger evidence of a durable allocation shift.NVIDIA's market cap surged back to 5.4 trillion overnight, who is Jensen Huang's "AI economics" fooling?
NVIDIA rose 3.21% yesterday, with its market cap returning to 5.4 trillion USD. Jensen Huang started hyping his "AI economics" again at the G20.
$xNVDA closed at $224.41, with a market cap increase of over 1 trillion RMB in one day, just 5% shy of the all-time high of $236. At the G20 Innovation Ministers' meeting, Jensen Huang declared: computing power is already national infrastructure, and in the coming years, the goal is AGI. The biggest risk for countries is not AI itself, but "not investing enough in and adopting AI, getting left behind." His exact words: "Computing power equals revenue, tokens equal productivity." I have to admit, that's a compelling pitch.
But with the 10-year US Treasury yield at 4.8%, high valuations rely on "discounted future cash flows," and when interest rates rise, AI stocks with 48x PE ratios are hit first. NVIDIA's quarterly revenue of 96.2 billion and guidance of 108 billion are solid, but at a 5 trillion market cap scale, even a 1% fluctuation means a 24 billion USD market cap loss. My stance: I believe in the long-term AI theme, but I won't chase this level in the short term. I'll wait for US Treasury yields to fall or for earnings to confirm. The long-term is gold; don't catch a falling knife at the emotional peak. Reviewing nearly two months of trading records at the beginning of September, an unexpected discovery was that the largest drawdown did not come from chasing highs and selling lows, but rather from two seemingly safe bottom-fishing trades in $ICP and $DYDX. At the time, I thought the price had bottomed out and entered to buy, but the downside space far exceeded expectations. This made me realize that struggling against the price is a major taboo when opening positions; the cheaper it seems, the easier it is to fall into traps, as the bottom of such assets is often unfathomably deep.
The plan moving forward is to adjust the approach: only do short-term small swings in contracts, and gradually shift the main position towards spot holdings. Recently, $ARB, $OP, and $INJ have consistently been in my watchlist among the top gainers. I am especially focused on $INJ, which has a market cap just over two billion. After the upgrade from 1.0 to 2.0, the ecosystem has clearly warmed up, and cross-chain interaction smoothness has improved significantly. Once this round of market adjustment ends, I plan to find suitable entry points to accumulate spot positions in batches. ARB and OP, as representatives of L2, have solid fundamentals, but the field is crowded with new projects emerging continuously, causing existing funds to be diluted. Their short-term explosive potential is limited, and the current price level offers little room for entry.
Furthermore, BTC is consolidating at a high level, exchange rates continue to exert pressure, and the altcoin season has yet to arrive. The risk-reward ratio of heavy positions now is not favorable. Rather than betting on breakouts in altcoin contracts, it is better to patiently dollar-cost average spot holdings, exchanging time for space. I’d like to hear which approach everyone prefers in actual practice? Risk reminder: the market is highly volatile, the above is only personal reflection and does not constitute investment advice. Please make decisions cautiously. $INJ $ARB $OP $ICP $DYDX$CORE deposits were originally scheduled to open at 11:00, but the opening has now been pushed back to 5:00 PM, with no detailed explanation from the official side beyond the updated announcement. That delay has sparked two main theories. First: a technical issue.
The token issuance bug may not be fully resolved, on-chain asset verification could still be incomplete, and the exchange may simply be unwilling to reopen deposits before everything is properly checked. Second: the market impact.
A laThe U.S. is trying to use firepower to cover large crude oil exports before the midterm elections, easing pressure within the U.S. and its allies, once again confirming that current military strikes are mainly "escorting." As of this afternoon, the most notable news is that after the U.S. Energy Secretary announced on Monday that 17 million barrels of oil were shipped out of the Strait of Hormuz in a single day, U.S. media reported on Tuesday that 40 merchant ships escorted through the strait, with daily energy output reaching 18 million barrels. The core issue is that Kpler data on the same day showed On Wednesday, the number of ships passing through the strait dropped to four, which means there is a discrepancy in the data. After my personal analysis, if the U.S. keeps launching military strikes just for "hype," it doesn't make much sense. In fact, I think the most reasonable approach is to use airstrikes for escort, which does allow a large number of ships to pass through. However, Kpler data only shows that the positioning vessels are activated. If the U.S. uses force to escort, it's highly likely that the ships are required to disable the positioning system, which leads to a discrepancy in the data. As mentioned earlier, there are reasons for the U.S. military escort The core goal is to create a supply buffer zone for the energy market before the November 3 midterm elections, and to ship out as much crude oil as possible in the near term. This is also Trump's short-term move to abandon the strait in preparation. As for how the strike against Iran will be after the midterm elections, it depends on whether Trump can win the midterms. If he loses, Trump will be overwhelmed by his own actions. Iran clearly understands the U.S. intentions, so it is trying to expand geopolitical risks as much as possible, expanding counterattacks to the large number of U.S. military bases in the Middle East, and extending the geopolitical risk to the war between Israel and LebanonFigure, a blockchain-based consumer lending platform company, has just completed the $717M acquisition of Kiavi, the largest residential bridge loan institution in the U.S., which will add over $7B in annual mortgage loan business and AI asset platform capabilities. Ajian specifically mentioned this to inform everyone that besides the recently popular on-chain bonds, RWA is also beginning to enter mortgages, credit, and asset services.
This acquisition will expand Figure's asset sources, but the risks in the credit business will also become more complex, with defaults, valuations, recoveries, and regulations all being transmitted on-chain. However, this is precisely the most attractive aspect of RWA's real-world attributes: the more stable the returns, the heavier the legal and credit risks.ETF funds show clear differentiation, and views within institutions are not unified
Recently, spot ETFs have shown an interesting split phenomenon: BTC ETFs experienced large single-day outflows, then reversed to inflows the next day; ETH spot ETFs have maintained continuous net inflows.
Funds are not withdrawing from the crypto market as a whole but are reallocating internally. Some institutions are moving positions out of BTC to speculate on ETH's elastic returns.
There is a common pitfall here: continuous net inflows into ETFs do not necessarily mean prices will rise.
Funds keep entering, but the coin price fails to break upward, indicating heavy selling pressure above, with large buy orders absorbed by sell orders. Chasing highs in this environment easily leads to taking over short-term profit-taking positions.
$BTC is more of a base allocation tool with relatively moderate fund flows; $ETH is a speculative elastic target for rebounds, offering higher returns in good markets but also experiencing significantly larger drawdowns than BTC when risk appetite worsens.
Do not rely solely on ETF fund data for trading; always combine it with price action and US Treasury yields for comprehensive judgment.Broadcom down, Snowflake up and I think this is a pretty interesting snapshot of where the AI trade is heading.
For a long time, almost anything connected to AI infrastructure could move together. But now the market seems much more selective. Broadcom can deliver strong AI exposure and still face pressure when expectations are already extremely high, while Snowflake can attract attention if investors see stronger momentum in cloud data and AI software.
Personally, I actually like seeing this kind of divergence. It suggests the market is starting to look beyond the simple “AI = buy everything” story and asking harder questions about valuation, growth and how companies are actually monetizing AI.
It also brings me back to something I’ve been watching lately: could the next phase of the AI cycle gradually shift from hardware toward software and data?
I don’t think infrastructure is finished at all, but the winners may start becoming much more spread out.
#AVGODipsSNOWPops $BTC $CP: The Hidden Risks Behind AI Narrative Chips
$CP (Cluster Protocol) is the Base chain AI-Agent track token, having secured $7.75 million in institutional funding. It focuses on a decentralized AI computing power narrative, quickly listing on exchanges and launching perpetual contracts, attracting considerable market attention.
The project has a total supply of 5 billion tokens, with an initial circulation of 27.38% at TGE, mostly from community airdrops and liquidity pools. A large amount of airdropped tokens cost nearly zero, leading to continuous sell-offs after listing and a nearly 99% price crash. The team and VC tokens are locked with a 12-month cliff, only starting to release in April 2027, so there is no short-term institutional selling pressure.
Although the token price has sharply retraced, the fully diluted valuation (FDV) remains higher than the VC entry valuation, leaving room for institutional selling upon future unlocks. The platform offers liquidity mining, where participants earn AERO rewards but face very high impermanent loss.
The token supports contract leverage, further amplifying market volatility. The project has limited product implementation and heavily relies on AI-themed speculation. One should not blindly bottom-fish just because of the large price drop; high circulating sell pressure combined with contract risks requires extra caution when participating. The wave of AI inference is driving an explosion in enterprise-level NAND demand, significantly boosting SanDisk's performance, increasing gross margins, securing multiple large long-term agreements, and advancing stock buybacks. However, consumer-end business remains weak, and much of the current profit improvement comes from price increases in chips, with limited shipment elasticity.
📌Key highlights: Jointly launched the HBF high-bandwidth flash memory standard with SK Hynix, targeting the AI inference market, with sample delivery in the second half of 2026 and expected implementation in 2027. Note: standard release ≠ mass production; there is a time lag in commercial realization, so short-term financial contributions are unlikely.
The market is undergoing a cognitive shift: the AI narrative is no longer a mindless premium shield. Long-term agreements can buffer cycles but cannot completely erase the inherent cyclicality of the storage industry. HBF represents imaginative potential but cannot directly rewrite current profitability. The future stock price divergence essentially reflects the market's ongoing weighing between "long-term technological imagination" and "real financial report realization." Before concrete evidence of technology implementation emerges, high volatility will be the norm. Avoid directly converting long-term narratives into current earnings. $SNDK $SKHYNIX Next, I will share some news and follow-up views with everyone.
Overall, the cryptocurrency market currently shows a pattern of "institutional funds continuously entering, with short-term price fluctuations."
Bitcoin ETF fund flows have been volatile recently. Previously, there was a net inflow exceeding $2.7 billion for nine consecutive days, then it turned to net outflow briefly before quickly stabilizing again. This pullback is more of a technical correction.
Ethereum is currently the most stable performer, with ETF fund inflows continuing for more than ten trading days, and institutional allocation demand steadily accumulating.
Solana attracted the strongest monthly inflow of the year in August, but fund inflows slowed down entering September. Coupled with previous technical overheating, the short-term trend leans toward correction and consolidation.
Dogecoin lacks ETF funds as a reference, and its price movement highly follows the overall market sentiment, with relatively weak chip strength.
Ripple shows a typical "divergence between funds and price," with ETF weekly inflows hitting a new high for the year, but the price rally has not fully kept up.
Going forward, it is necessary to pay attention to whether Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF funds can continue positively, as this is the core indicator to judge the health of this consolidation; if Solana's fund inflows continue to slow, the risk of chasing prices will increase; whether the divergence between Ripple's funds and price can converge will determine if it rebounds or weakens further; Dogecoin's weak chip strength means stricter stop-loss discipline is needed in operations.
Overall, it is recommended to continue monitoring changes in fund flows and operate with stop-loss discipline, which is more important than guessing the direction. A company famous for its dollar stablecoins suddenly went to provide offline translation for 19 African languages including Hausa, Yoruba, and Swahili. At first glance, it seemed off-topic. On closer thought, it still answers Tether's most familiar question: when a person lacks stable banking, cloud services, or network connectivity, how do digital tools truly fall into their hands? On September 2, Tether AI Research released the TranslatePsy series. AfriSLM covers 19 sub-Saharan African languages, with the smallest version having only 800 million parameters; Another Nano model can run offline directly on phones and laptops, and translation content does not need to be uploaded to third-party servers. The company's research shows that after quality screening, the model outperforms much larger general-purpose models on the three translation benchmarks; The minimum deployment of the European language version is about 36MB. Don't rush to become a legend of these results. The paper and model card also acknowledge that current results heavily rely on automated metrics and still require systematic human evaluation by native language experts. Translating a travel greeting and translating medical knowledge are completely different risks; Dialect, cultural context, and false confidence are precisely where a beautiful average score is easiest to hide. But I still find this very interesting. Stablecoin companies doing AI are not necessarily trying to squeeze another profile into the chatbot track. Tether holds cash flow from stablecoin reserves but has long faced emerging markets, cross-border payments, and infrastructure issuesI've been observing a phenomenon 🤔, these past couple of days quite a few altcoins have already seen capital entering and supporting them, but Bitcoin BTC and Ethereum ETH are still fluctuating back and forth.
Many people wonder: altcoins have capital coming in, so why are Bitcoin and Ethereum still undergoing constant shakeouts?
The core logic is very realistic.
The current batch of capital entering is not large; it prefers to go to altcoins with smaller liquidity, where a small amount of funds can push the altcoins up.
But to drive up large mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum requires massive amounts of capital; small funds cannot leverage them.
#FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农
With only one day left before the non-farm payroll data, big money dares not make large bets directly on Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Institutions and whales are waiting for the non-farm results and are unwilling to take directional positions on BTC and ETH in advance, so it results in repeated shakeouts and stop-loss sweeps.
This creates a split situation: altcoins are first tested with capital, while Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to grind and shake out holders.
But a warning must be sounded here: altcoins moving first does not mean the main market has bottomed out.
If later Bitcoin BTC and Ethereum ETH cannot hold and break downwards, these altcoins that are currently resisting declines will also suffer catch-up drops.
The real market rally will only start after Bitcoin and Ethereum show clear signals, then the altcoin market can proceed steadily.
At this stage, don’t rush in just because altcoins are rising; keep your focus on the price action of BTC and Ethereum.Is the golden cross coming?
USDT market share is also declining
These two signals combined
I'm watching closely
Historically, there have been 12 golden crosses
The three-month average increase is 24.9%
But only 3 times lasted over a year without being broken
This means most of the time
This signal is just short-term sentiment
What really matters to me is the USDT side
Stablecoins are withdrawing
This indicates that someone is starting to move money into the market
Money is more honest than technical indicators
I trust capital flow
I don't trust charts drawn by two moving averages
How many months will this last this time?
Let's wait and see. #FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 $BTC First, lock in the time: Friday night at 20:30 (Beijing Time) the August Nonfarm Payrolls will be released.
This is the last tough bone on employment before the September 16 FOMC meeting. This FOMC also includes the dot plot; more important than whether to raise rates is how the path is drawn.
July already gave a shot: Nonfarm Payrolls -23,000, while the expectation was about an increase of 80,000. The market consensus for August is now a rebound to 50,000–65,000, unemployment rate 4.1%–4.2%, and year-over-year hourly wages about 3%. Don’t just look at the headline; revisions, labor force participation rate, and month-over-month hourly wages are the real pricing anchors.
Interest rates are still at 3.50–3.75, unchanged for five consecutive times. But the odds of a rate hike this week have been raised back to around 60%–70% — not because employment suddenly heated up, but because inflation hasn’t come down, energy disruptions persist, and the chair’s tone is hawkish.
If Nonfarm Payrolls come in very strong, a September rate hike will shift from “possible” to “the main trade theme”; if it’s weaker again, this pricing will quickly be reversed.
One sentence for the crypto circle: strong data = dollar and real rates rise = risk appetite contracts; weak data = short end breathes easier, but don’t directly translate “weak employment” into “immediate rate cuts.” There’s also the September 11 CPI in between.
Volatility will move first before and after the release, then pricing will follow. Control leverage, don’t bet your entire position on one number #FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 On September 4 at 8:30 AM Eastern Time (8:30 PM Beijing Time), the U.S. will release the August nonfarm payroll report. This is the last major employment data before the FOMC meeting on September 15–16 (which includes the economic forecast summary and dot plot).
July's nonfarm payrolls unexpectedly recorded a decline of 23,000, significantly below expectations, signaling a cooling labor market.
The market currently generally expects a slight rebound in August, with new jobs added around 50,000 to 65,000, the unemployment rate remaining near 4.1%, and average hourly earnings year-over-year possibly slowing to about 3.0%.
The current federal funds rate remains at 3.50%–3.75%, with the Federal Reserve holding steady for five consecutive times.
However, with inflation stickiness, energy disruptions, and the chair's recent hawkish remarks, the market's pricing for a 25 basis point rate hike in September has risen to over 60%. The nonfarm payrolls will not solely determine the rate decision but will significantly reshape short-term pricing.
The transmission path to the crypto market is relatively direct: if the data is significantly stronger than expected, the probability of a rate hike and the U.S. dollar often strengthen simultaneously, putting short-term pressure on risk assets; if the data weakens again or the unemployment rate rises, hawkish expectations may retreat, and volatility will likely increase first. On September 11, there is also the CPI, another key variable before the meeting. #FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 There’s a flow reversal worth watching: BTC spot ETFs went from -$236.5M on Sept. 1 to +$101.1M on Sept. 2. That’s a $337.6M swing in just one session. But the bigger point: money hasn’t returned to crypto across the board. It’s going back to BTC first. 1. $236.5M OUTFLOW DOESN’T MEAN MONEY LEFT FOR GOOD On Sept. 1, BTC ETFs saw $236.5M in outflows. BlackRock’s IBIT alone lost $201.2M, while FBTC shed $43.7M. Just one session earlier, BTC ETFs had pulled in $216.7M. Money came in, then came backGold prices rose today, primarily driven by the positive sentiment from last night's minor non-farm payroll data, though the momentum from the minor non-farm data itself was limited, making it originally difficult to break through the 4400 level. This morning, the unexpected strengthening of the yen pressured the dollar, helping gold to stabilize above 4400.
Currently, the yen continues to strengthen, further suppressing the dollar, and gold prices are rebounding accordingly. 4450 is a key resistance level; without further support from the yen, breaking above it will be challenging. The major non-farm payroll data is set to be released tomorrow night, and large funds are currently holding back, not making significant moves.Bitcoin is consolidating around $77,000, digesting gains after a 24% surge in August. The triple pressure comes from escalating geopolitical conflicts, a 70% probability of interest rate hikes, and fluctuating ETF funds, but the technical bullish structure remains intact, institutional buying has resumed, and leverage levels are healthy to provide support. Bitfinex points out that the market is in a narrow range for five consecutive days, with prices anchored above the TMM (around $76,350), and the supply-demand structure relatively balanced.
However, implied volatility (37.2) is lower than realized volatility (41%), so if macro data triggers significant changes, price elasticity could increase substantially. Friday's non-farm payroll data will be the biggest short-term variable; if the data exceeds expectations strongly, it may further raise rate hike expectations, testing the $76,000 support; if the data is weak, it could trigger a rebound, retesting the $79,000-$80,000 range. $BTC $ETH $SOL #Robinhood链放量，ARB收入叙事升温 A single earnings report might be luck, but two explosive earnings reports at the same time signal a trend. Last night in the U.S. stock earnings season, two main AI industry chains gave the strongest validation simultaneously: ✅ Broadcom — the absolute leader in AI chip hardware, with performance fully exceeding expectations; ✅ Snowflake — the commercial benchmark for AI data software, significantly raising its full-year guidance. One manages computing power, the other manages data. AI’s leap from "storytelling" to "printing money" was completely unlocked by these two earnings reports. 1. Broadcom: AI chips are booming, with a 2028 target directly aiming at $230 billion. Broadcom’s report is impressively strong. Revenue reached $29.591 billion, up 86% year-over-year, with adjusted EPS of $3.32, both surpassing Wall Street expectations. The real trump card lies in the AI business: • Quarterly AI semiconductor revenue hit $16.7 billion, soaring 221% year-over-year and growing 54% quarter-over-quarter • AI business now accounts for 56% of total revenue What does this mean? Broadcom is no longer just a chip company "riding the AI wave"; it is itself the core seller of AI computing power. The market is also focused on the long-term guidance: • Fiscal 2026 AI semiconductor revenue target raised to $58 billion • Fiscal 2027 expected to double to $115 billion • Fiscal 2028 aiming directly for $230 billion Note, there is a very critical detail here: Broadcom’s short-term Q4 revenue guidance is $34.8 billion, slightly below expectations, after-hoursADP has already collapsed! If the non-farm payrolls are poor again, the 62% probability of a rate hike is just a paper tiger, and gold ETFs have already started to run ahead.
Brothers, tomorrow night at 8:30, the August non-farm payroll data will be released. This is the last piece of the puzzle before the FOMC.
ADP has already collapsed in advance: private sector employment in August increased by only 38,000, below the expected 48,000, marking the smallest increase since January this year. Manufacturing layoffs and professional services job cuts, with wage growth in low-paying jobs completely stalled. Meanwhile, CME data shows the probability of a rate hike in September remains as high as 62.3%. Employment is collapsing, but rate hike expectations remain feverishly high. How long can this contradiction last?
But on the other side, smart money is moving.
The world's largest gold ETF — SPDR Gold Trust — increased holdings by 9.984 tons in a single day, pushing total holdings to 1056.62 tons. Over two consecutive days, cumulative increases exceeded 14 tons. Despite rate hike expectations weighing heavily, and gold briefly falling below 4400, large funds are buying against the trend.
My judgment: If non-farm payrolls fall short of expectations, the probability of a rate hike will quickly cool down, and gold and BTC may see a retaliatory rebound. But if non-farm payrolls unexpectedly strengthen, the 62% rate hike probability will surge past 70%, and BTC may test 76,000 or even lower again.
ADP has already shown a red light; don’t bet on the direction of non-farm payrolls anymore. Wait for the data to land, and follow whoever wins.
$BTC $ETH $XAU
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#黄金ETF增持近10吨，期权波动受关注 #FOMC前最后一组数据：本周五非农 🔍 An abnormal phenomenon: weakening employment, yet rising rate hike expectations The market expects about 55,000-58,000 new jobs in August nonfarm payrolls, far below the average level of the past 12 months. But CME data shows the probability of a rate hike in September remains as high as 62.3%—the coexistence of weakening employment and rising rate hike expectations is the core contradiction in the current market. Why? Because the Federal Reserve now only cares about one thing: inflation. 📊 Three key data points determine tonight's script ① The small nonfarm ADP has already weakened The ADP data released on September 2 shows that US private sector added only 38,000 jobs in August, below the expected 48,000, marking the lowest increase in 7 months. Normally, weak employment should reduce rate hike expectations—but the market barely reacted. ② Fed Chair Powell's Jackson Hole speech completely changed the rules In his speech, Fed Chair Powell mentioned inflation 61 times and the labor market only 30 times. He clearly stated that the labor market is "consistent with a state of full employment" and publicly rejected the logic chain of "weakening employment → cooling wages → easing inflation → end of rate hikes." His core signal is: as long as inflation does not substantially improve, even weak employment data cannot stop rate hikes. Bank of America therefore judges that nonfarm payrolls are just an "appetizer," and the CPI on September 11 is the real "main course." ③ The Beige Book confirms: the economy is not collapsing, inflation is not retreating The Fed's Beige Book shows moderate economic expansion and moderate price increases, with 7 districts reporting#财报观察员：博通业绩超预期，Snowflake上调指引
US stock funds now have almost perverse demands for AI hardware.
Broadcom's AI semiconductor revenue for the third fiscal quarter soared directly to $16.7 billion, with both revenue and profit exceeding expectations. However, just because the guidance for the fourth quarter was slightly lower, the stock price was mercilessly hammered down by 6% after hours. Even though Dell previously raised its full-year AI server revenue forecast, proving that the underlying computing power infrastructure is still expanding, the secondary market's tolerance for hardware giants has been compressed to zero.
Interestingly, funds have not left the AI track but have turned sharply toward another direction.
Data cloud giant Snowflake surged violently by more than 21% after hours. Product revenue for the second fiscal quarter grew 37% year-over-year, and the number of enterprise accounts for its AI-assisted coding tool CoCo surged to 9,100. The company also raised its full-year revenue and profit margin forecasts accordingly.
The stark contrast between these two giants on the same night marks that the entire AI market is entering a very brutal new phase.
The pure infrastructure dividend period of blindly buying chips and grabbing servers over the past two years is cooling down, and the market has grown aesthetically tired of the performance ceiling of hardware sellers. Now, funds only recognize one thing: who can truly convert underlying computing power into enterprise cloud data consumption and real software workflows.
From pure computing infrastructure to data cloud and software applications, the real big test of AI commercialization is actually just beginning now.The crypto market is facing a particularly sensitive trading session. On September 4th, the US will release the August employment report — Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP). This is the final employment report before the FOMC meeting on September 15–16, so any fluctuations in employment, unemployment, and wages can directly impact the Fed's interest rate expectations. Current forecasts revolve around a payroll increase of about 50–55 thousand jobs, with an unemployment rate of around 4.1%. (Top1 Markets) The issue is that the market needs not just a CORE deposit maintenance delayed｜Expected to resume deposits at 11:00 AM on September 4th 👀
The exchange's CORE deposit page has been updated, with maintenance postponed to 11:00 AM on 2026-09-04. The originally estimated reopening time was 5:00 PM today, but now it has been pushed back.
📌Key information interpretation
1. Only the deposit function is suspended
The exchange's internal wallet is undergoing maintenance and verification. Spot trading and withdrawal functions depend on the actual exchange page; on-chain personal wallet transfers are completely normal, but deposits to this exchange are currently not possible.
Reason for delay: The node reward bug hard fork verification process is taking longer than expected. The exchange needs to fully verify on-chain blocks and filter abnormal tokens.
2. Important risk reminders
❗Do not transfer to the exchange's CORE address during maintenance; deposits will not be credited and may cause asset anomalies.
❗11:00 AM on September 4th is still an estimated time. Due to the complexity of the verification process, further delays are possible. Always refer to the exchange page status.
3. Market impact
- Continues to block CORE tokens from off-exchange staking returns entering the exchange, isolating short-term selling pressure;
- When the deposit channel reopens tomorrow morning, a large amount of off-exchange tokens can be transferred to the exchange. Watch for price fluctuations caused by token flow spikes;
- The maintenance delay also indirectly reflects that handling this protocol bug incident is more complex than expected, and the solution for excess token disposal has not yet been implemented.
Maintenance delay ≠ asset security issues, it just means the exchange's security verification process is extended.
$CORE#财报观察员：戴尔业绩超预期，博通雪花接棒
Dell has already submitted its report. After the market closed on September 1, Q2 revenue was $46.971 billion, up 58% year-over-year; adjusted EPS was $7.04, a staggering 203% increase year-over-year, with market expectations at $4.92. ISG Infrastructure segment revenue was $31.78 billion, up 89% year-over-year, with AI-optimized servers at $16.4 billion. Traditional servers and networking equipment revenue surged 122% to $10.53 billion — AI-driven workloads are driving demand for CPU servers. The full-year revenue guidance was raised directly from $167 billion to $192 billion; full-year EPS guidance was raised from $17.9 to $25.5. Shares rose 8% after hours, with a cumulative gain of 236% for the year.
Broadcom reports after hours tonight. The market expects Q3 revenue of about $29.43 billion, up 84% year-over-year; AI semiconductor revenue target is $16 billion, up over 200% year-over-year, accounting for more than half of total revenue. The lesson from last quarter is clear — Broadcom's Q2 results exceeded expectations, but the stock plunged nearly 13% after hours because the market was waiting for an "upgrade," and merely "maintaining" guidance triggered sell-offs. Dell delivered a "diffuse" report — AI demand not only drove AI servers but also reactivated traditional servers and storage. Broadcom faces a "concentrated" test — whether the profit margin of custom AI chips can hold up, and whether Google's orders will be diverted. The AI hardware story is still unfolding, but the bar for validation is getting higher.Let's talk about last night's non-farm payrolls, combined with the ADP small non-farm data, to analyze several market scenarios for BTC and ETH.
ADP small non-farm payrolls came in at 38,000, below the expected 48,000, signaling a cooling in employment. Historical pattern: when ADP weakens, non-farm payrolls also weaken simultaneously with a 60% probability; non-farm unexpectedly strengthens 25% of the time; data matches expectations with 15% volatility. The market expected an increase of 55,000 in this non-farm report.
Three scenarios:
1. Non-farm < 55,000 (60% probability)
Both ADP and non-farm weaken, the market anticipates an earlier rate cut, causing the dollar and US bonds to decline.
Short-term may spike up; ⚠️ if the market has already risen in advance during the day, the actual release may lead to profit-taking and a pullback; if the positive news is not priced in, bulls have a chance to continue the rally.
2. Non-farm > 55,000 (25% probability)
Small non-farm is weak, but official employment exceeds expectations, delaying rate cut expectations, leaning hawkish.
Dollar rallies, BTC quickly crashes, breaking support, bulls stop out in a cascade, contracts are prone to two-way liquidations.
3. Non-farm around 45,000–65,000 (15% probability)
Data is moderate, does not change monetary policy expectations, after brief disturbance returns to original oscillating trend.#Robinhood chain volume surges, ARB revenue narrative heats up
Recently, the Robinhood chain has completely exploded, with trading volume skyrocketing, directly boosting the revenue expectations for ARB.
Previously, this chain had little heat and low rent, so no one paid much attention. But recently, trading volume has exploded, and the daily earned fees have been rising rapidly. The market calculates that ARB can receive a significant share of the revenue annually, making the story suddenly clear.
If the Robinhood chain's popularity can be maintained and trading remains booming, with continuous revenue streams, ARB still has room for growth, likely to continue strengthening and driving some ecosystem tokens to follow suit.
However, the risks are also very real. A large part of this is driven by speculation. Once the chain's popularity wanes and trading volume drops, revenue will shrink significantly, disproving this narrative, and prices could quickly fall back. After all, much of the current traffic is driven by speculative hype, and it's uncertain if it can retain users long-term.
In summary: This is ARB's first real external revenue source, representing a new positive development, but it is story-driven, so do not blindly chase the highs. Going forward, focus on whether the Robinhood chain can sustain high trading volume. $ARB $BTC $ETH Many people didn't notice that on September 1st, the SEC issued a 421-page proposal.
This is the first rewrite in over 40 years of the "transfer agent" rules — the infrastructure that manages securities registration and shareholder registers.
The key point is that it directly names blockchain ledgers: from now on, those maintaining shareholder master files on distributed ledgers must report according to the new rules.
It also scheduled a roundtable on September 17th, inviting BlackRock, Nasdaq, NYSE, Robinhood to discuss "24-hour trading."
To translate: the SEC is not blocking securities on-chain, but paving a compliant path for on-chain securities.
The CLARITY Act is still being debated in the Senate, but if this rule is implemented, tokenized stocks and on-chain government bonds will become much smoother to operate.
What do you think — when will 24-hour trading be realized in the US stock market? Or will this ultimately fall through?
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#21家金融机构拟推美元稳定币 The geopolitical conflict between the US and Iran has once again crossed boundaries, with Iran deploying missiles and drones to strike the US Air Force base in Kuwait. The local air defense system intercepted overnight, and a drone hit a US military residential area, causing a fire.
The biggest change in this conflict is the spillover beyond the battlefield. Previously, the confrontation was concentrated in the US and Iran homeland and the Strait of Hormuz. Now, Iran has expanded its retaliation to all Gulf countries hosting US troops, including Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan. The conflict has spread from a localized standoff to the entire Gulf military network, significantly raising the level of geopolitical risk. Currently, there are discrepancies in reports from both sides; Iran claims to have caused US military losses, while the US has not yet confirmed any casualties.
Notably, despite the rising risk, oil prices have not continued to rise but slightly retreated to Brent at $95.2 and WTI at $90.8. The core reason is the absence of large-scale sustained fighting, and the US has stated that the new round of operations will be short-lived, leading to a contraction in short-term war premiums.
There are two main scenarios for the subsequent market: if Iran continues airstrikes on US bases, affecting ports, refineries, and other energy facilities, oil prices are likely to break through $100, inflationary pressures will rise, and the Federal Reserve's hawkish expectations will strengthen, continuously suppressing risk assets such as BTC; if the conflict is limited to military targets and shipping lanes are restored, the current geopolitical premium will gradually dissipate, and macroeconomic pressures will ease. $BTC $ETH $SOL #沙特原油出口跌至9年最低，油价飙升 The prediction market only gives a 15% chance that the "CLARITY Act" will be enacted this year. Retail investors are still betting on positive outcomes, but on the surface, the entire bill is about dismantling the regulatory boundaries between the SEC and CFTC, attempting to establish a lifelong order for compliant CEXs, DeFi protocols, and token issuers.
However, the 60-vote procedural threshold the Senate faces on September 15 is not just a simple partisan clash; it directly hits the core conflict over the distribution of existing assets between traditional financial interest groups and crypto capital.
The current revised bill allows banks to directly use $BTC crypto assets as collateral for loans, and even leverage customer deposits and the federal safety net to engage in derivatives.
The ICBA (Independent Community Bankers of America) and state regulators have already privately exploded because once stablecoins are legally allowed to bear interest, community banks' existing retail deposits will be instantly drained, directly depleting credit liquidity for small and micro businesses.
The basic interest margin of the traditional lending system is passive, and the pressure these traditional financial lobbying groups can exert on senators in Congress is far heavier than the lobbying funds Coinbase has spent.
According to the five major loopholes pointed out by Warren's team, if the bill is forcibly passed, it essentially opens a "compliant escape from securities law" green channel for institutions and giants.The London Stock Exchange and Payward plan to launch tokenization of UK stocks, with traditional finance finally presenting “stock on-chain” as a serious business.
Previously, tokenized stocks often had a gray area, like shadow assets created by crypto platforms themselves. Now, if exchanges, custodians, brokers, and compliance frameworks all come together, the focus changes: it’s not just another trading entry point, but a redesign of settlement, cross-border access, and trading hours.
But don’t call it a revolution too quickly. The hardest part of stock tokenization isn’t technology, but rights mapping: how dividends are calculated, who holds voting rights, how suspensions are handled, and which jurisdiction’s regulations apply.
I think the real value of this is that it forces the traditional securities market to seriously face the efficiency pressures on-chain for the first time.
#伦敦证券交易所与Payward拟推英股代币化 Guys, the market is getting interesting today. Robinhood chain suddenly saw a surge in volume, and ARB's revenue narrative is heating up again. What does that mean? It means the retail investors haven't left, just stirring things up somewhere else. Robinhood itself is a hub for retail investors. With its on-chain trading volume expanding, it's very likely that new funds are rushing in to play short-term trades. As the big brother of L2s, ARB's revenue narrative has long been criticized for its "large ecosystem but weak token." This time, with slightly better revenue data, the market rushed to find excuses to push the market up. But don't celebrate too soon—the CPI data hasn't been released yet, and these hot topics might be short-lived. Once inflation data comes out, we'll know whether it's bullish or bearish. Let's start with the impact of CPI on the crypto world. In recent months, CPI has generally been declining, but core inflation remains sticky, and the Fed folks are very stubborn. For the crypto world, as long as CPI data doesn't blow up, it's mild positive, and rate cut expectations can support the valuation of risk assets. But if CPI suddenly rebounds one day, that's no joke—rate hike expectations return, the dollar strengthens, and Bitcoin plunges with a bunch of altcoins. So every time the CPI is released, the market is like a startled bird, with volatility suppressed to the limit, just waiting for one direction. Now, with Robinhood chain volume surging and ARB revenue improving, it's mostly the market looking for fun during the data vacuum period—don't take it too seriously. Next is the usual routine: review the top thirty coins one by one, with a casual commentary, not investment advice, purely personal observation. $BTC (Bitcoin): The big brother is still fluctuating, short-termMY 2027-2029 $BTC BITCOIN BULL MARKET PRICE TARGET: $170,000 - $190,000.
Every cycle returns about 28% of the last one.
x115 → x21.7 → x7.9.
That projects x2.2 to x3.9 from the $58,526 (current) bottom.
I'm taking the middle of that range.$SUI quietly rose 4.11% today, making it the strongest among mainstream public chain coins. No hype, no trending searches, just steady growth—this kind of trend is actually the most worth analyzing.
Look at today's performance in the public chain sector: SOL is almost flat, ETH dropped nearly 1%, BNB rose 0.7%, XRP increased 0.94%, while SUI's 4.11% stands out uniquely among the established public chains. Real money has voted with real capital; this signal is more solid than a hundred research reports.
Why SUI? Simply put, it's the logic of old and new generations swapping. Among the older generation public chains, Ethereum is held back by performance issues, Solana is repeatedly struggling around the $100 mark, and the market needs fresh blood to tell new stories. The Sui ecosystem has kept a steady pace of project launches this year, with DEX trading volume and stablecoin market cap climbing, and the Move language's technical narrative consistently attracting developers. The market cap is relatively small, so the cost to push up the price is low, making the rise feel naturally light and swift.
My personal view is that for strong coins like SUI, the right approach is to buy on dips rather than chasing after a 4% rise. Corrections in strong coins usually aren't too deep; a pullback near the 5-day moving average is a position to consider, while breaking below the 10-day moving average indicates short-term momentum exhaustion. The public chain sector is always rotating; today's SUI might be tomorrow's peak stand-in, so don't be greedy for the last tail of the rally.