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- U.S. housing affordability crisis deepens due to aging demographics, declining household formation, and restrictive zoning laws, pushing 49% of Americans to view homeownership as unattainable. - Silver surges as dual-purpose hedge against inflation and green energy transition, with solar industry consumption rising to 13.8% of global demand in 2023. - iShares Silver Trust (SLV) offers low-cost, physically backed exposure to silver, outperforming mining ETFs with 0.50% expense ratio and $38B inflows in H1
- 2025 crypto market sees institutional capital surging into Bitcoin/Ethereum ETFs, with BlackRock’s ETHA ETF drawing $1.83B in 5-day inflows. - Emerging utility-driven altcoins like Wall Street Pepe (WEPE) blend meme culture with deflationary strategies and NFT-based governance, attracting retail/institutional interest. - Snorter (SNR) leverages Telegram bot utility and 136% APY staking, while Bitcoin Hyper (BTH) scales Bitcoin’s ecosystem via Solana’s SVM, addressing institutional scalability needs. - Pr
- XRP nears critical monthly candle close within a symmetrical triangle pattern, with $3.03 resistance and $2.95 support as key levels. - Historical data shows 46.7% success rate for breakouts, with average 3.40% gains, but bearish on-chain metrics like declining active addresses and whale selling raise risks. - SEC's utility token reclassification and potential ETF approvals could drive institutional inflows, contrasting with bearish futures open interest drops and waning retail engagement. - A sustained
- Arbitrum (ARB) faces a $2 target by 2031, dependent on Ethereum's L2 upgrades, macroeconomic trends, and adoption growth. - Technical strengths include $2.5B TVL, $0.006 transaction costs post-EIP-4844, and BOLD testnet for decentralized validation. - Macroeconomic tailwinds like Fed rate cuts and regulatory clarity could boost liquidity, while competition from Base/Op and token supply dilution pose risks. - Price projections range from $1.60 to $5.29 by 2030, with $2 feasible if Ethereum's mainnet strug
- Solana's 2025 institutional adoption ($1.72B Q3 inflows) and Alpenglow upgrades (65k TPS) create tailwinds for ecosystem tokens like Bonfida (FIDA). - FIDA trades in $0.0899-$0.1006 range with RSI 46.6 neutrality, but bearish MACD (-0.00091) signals caution for breakout traders. - Institutional milestones (REX-Osprey ETF approval) and $11.7B DeFi TVL on Solana amplify FIDA's speculative potential amid altcoin season momentum.
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- Ethereum Foundation pauses open grants under ESP, prioritizing infrastructure, interoperability, and ZK scaling to address scalability and reduce ecosystem fragmentation. - $32.6M Q1 2025 grants fund projects like Chainlink CCIP and Polygon Layer-2, while Dencun upgrade cuts Layer-2 costs by 90% to boost dApp accessibility. - Strategic shift contrasts with Solana’s speed-focused model and Polkadot’s parachain approach, leveraging Ethereum’s 0.09% TPS failure rate and institutional partnerships to strengt
- Solana (SOL) aims to break $300 by 2025, driven by network adoption, institutional validation, and meme coin ecosystem growth. - Institutional ETFs like SSK attracted $1.2B in 30 days, while staking yields (7.16%) and DeFi TVL ($11.7B) reinforce capital inflows. - Meme coins (e.g., BONK, WIF) generate 60%+ of dApp revenue, with Pump.fun capturing 91% of Solana's memecoin launch market. - Network upgrades (Alpenglow, Firedancer) and sustained meme-driven engagement create a flywheel effect boosting transa
- Thomas Lee identifies U.S. real estate's inflection point driven by millennial homeownership delays and 4.9M housing unit shortages. - His suburban retrofitting strategy targets walkable mixed-use developments in NoVa, DFW, and secondary markets with 5-10% cap rates. - Lee advocates policy-driven partnerships and modular construction to address zoning barriers and create "missing middle" housing solutions. - The 2025 market shows price stability potential as suburban remix projects align with millennials
- 11:52WLFI: Protocol governance will be fully controlled by multisig during security risks or major adverse eventsAccording to Jinse Finance, the official website shows that World Liberty Financial (WLF Protocol) stated in its governance declaration that the WLF Protocol or any related protocol may experience "major adverse events," referring to any event that prevents the WLF Protocol or any related protocol from operating normally and as intended for an extended period of time, or "security risks," referring to any event that causes the WLF Protocol to cease operation or endangers users' safe use of the WLF Protocol. During periods of major adverse events or security risks, governance control of the WLF Protocol will be fully managed by multisignature until normal governance operations of the WLF Protocol can be restored. Previous reports indicated that the WLFI token will officially begin unlocking at 8:00 AM EST on September 1, and the relevant feature page is now online.
- 11:17Trader: Inflation Has Not Derailed September Rate Cut, Next Week Will Be Extremely BusyJinse Finance reported that after the release of the PCE data, the Federal Reserve is still expected to cut interest rates at its September 16-17 meeting. Michael Lorizio, head of U.S. rate trading at Manulife Investment Management, said: "The PCE has further reduced the risk of a September rate cut being derailed. At least from this perspective, the inflation component will not play any role in lowering the probability of a September rate cut." Long-term bond yields rose on Friday as traders closed positions ahead of the long weekend and rebalanced portfolios at the end of the month. Some interest rate hedging may also have impacted the market, and it is expected that after many people return from summer vacation next week, the corporate bond market will rebound. Lorizio said: "We are going to have a very busy week... The primary market and all spread product markets will fully return, especially the corporate bond market." Next Friday will also see the release of August employment data, which could be a key factor in determining the Federal Reserve's near-term policy. (Golden Ten Data)
- 10:48Next Week's Macro Outlook: Fed Policy Moves and Labor Market Data Become Market FocusJinse Finance reported that the cryptocurrency market experienced significant sell-offs this week, though this followed a strong performance in the previous week. Given the decline in volatility and the upcoming release of key data next week, this was not entirely unexpected, and some relatively weak highs have already formed. Bitcoin faces the risk of a double top and has not provided many measures to counter its impact, while Ethereum pulled back further after reaching a new high last Saturday. Ethereum's outlook is better than its "big brother" Bitcoin, but its performance will still depend on Bitcoin's movements. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the new week: On Wednesday at 21:00, 2025 FOMC voting member and St. Louis Fed President Musalem will speak on the US economy and monetary policy; Wednesday at 22:00, US July JOLTs job openings and July factory orders month-on-month; Thursday at 01:30, 2026 FOMC voting member and Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari will participate in a fireside chat; Thursday at 02:00, the Federal Reserve will release the Beige Book on economic conditions; Thursday at 20:30, US initial jobless claims for the week ending August 30 and July trade balance; Thursday at 23:30, permanent FOMC voting member and New York Fed President Williams will speak at the New York Economic Club; Friday at 07:00, 2025 FOMC voting member and Chicago Fed President Goolsbee will deliver remarks; Friday at 20:30, US August unemployment rate, August nonfarm payrolls (seasonally adjusted), average hourly earnings year-on-year and month-on-month. Continued weakness in the labor market will not only solidify market expectations for a rate cut in September but also rekindle hopes for a third 25-basis-point rate cut this year. In his speech at the Jackson Hole meeting, Powell emphasized that in the short term, inflation risks are skewed to the upside, while employment risks are skewed to the downside.