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PancakeSwap’s native token CAKE shows strong bullish signals, with rising trading volume and positive technical indicators suggesting the potential for further gains, targeting $2.81.
Dego Finance's DEGO token fell sharply after a controversial move to support the USD1 stablecoin. Amid accusations of liquidity manipulation, the team assured investors that the project's fundamentals remain unchanged.
The launch of Pump.fun’s PUMP token may temporarily pressure SOL, as capital shifts away. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic about Solana’s long-term strength, despite exit-scam fears surrounding Pump.fun’s raise.
With the M2 money supply reaching an all-time high, investors are hopeful that Bitcoin may follow suit, driven by economic challenges and growing liquidity.
Bitcoin ETF inflows have slowed significantly due to BTC's price stagnation around $105,000. However, options traders show optimism, betting on a possible breakout.
Q1 2025 tested Bitcoin miners with rising costs and lower margins post-halving. Riot, Cango, and Core Scientific stood out with strategic pivots and output leadership.
K33 analyst Vetle Lunde warned of potential volatility ahead
- 22:32Trump Says He Will Nominate an Interim Federal Reserve Governor in the Coming DaysAccording to Jinse Finance, Trump stated that he may nominate an interim Federal Reserve governor in the coming days to fill the vacant seat, rather than using this opportunity to reveal his preferred candidate for the next Fed chair in advance. "We may appoint an interim candidate first and then decide on a permanent one," Trump told reporters at the White House on Wednesday. "I think the interim candidate will be announced in the next two or three days, and then we will appoint a permanent candidate." Trump said he is considering "about" three candidates for the position, who may come from Wall Street. He added that Commerce Secretary Lutnick, Treasury Secretary Besant, and Vice President Vance are among the advisors involved in the process. Trump reiterated that he still regards former Fed governor Kevin Warsh and National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett as the main candidates for the chairmanship should the position become vacant.
- 22:32Trump: Will Impose About 100% Tariff on Chips, Exemption for Domestic ManufacturingAccording to Jinse Finance, Trump stated that he will impose a 100% tariff on imported goods containing semiconductors, but will grant exemptions to companies that set up production in the United States. “We will impose very high tariffs on chips and semiconductors, but there is good news for companies like Apple: if you are building a factory in the United States, or have made an unequivocal commitment to do so, you will not have to pay any fees. In other words, we will impose about a 100% tariff on chips and semiconductors. But if you are building a factory in the U.S., you won’t have to pay. Even if large-scale production hasn’t really started yet, as long as construction is underway, you won’t have to pay.” Trump also said that as early as next week, independent tariffs may be imposed on all products containing semiconductor chips.
- 22:26Bitcoin Asset Management Firm Parataxis to Go Public via SPAC at $400 Million ValuationAccording to Jinse Finance, Bitcoin asset management firm Parataxis Holdings has announced a merger with SilverBox Corp IV through a SPAC (Special Purpose Acquisition Company) to go public. The combined entity is valued at $400 million, and if the option to purchase additional shares is exercised, the valuation could double to $800 million. Upon completion of the transaction, the new company will trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker “PRTX.” A total of $31 million has already been raised, which is planned to be used for purchasing Bitcoin prior to the listing, providing shareholders with direct Bitcoin exposure. Parataxis employs an active management strategy, serving institutional clients such as pension funds and family offices.