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In August 2024, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority officially held the launch ceremony for the Ensemble Sandbox project, aiming to...
Share link:In this post: The Trump-linked WLFI token plunges over 40% despite a 47M token burn, leaving major whale investors with millions in losses. High-profile traders, including Andrew Tate, suffered heavy liquidations while some wallets profit from shorting WLFI’s decline. The Trump family’s holdings remain valued near $5B, though ethical questions mount as the token faces sharp volatility.
Share link:In this post: Mega Matrix announced a special facility to seek up to $2B in financing. The company seeks to build treasuries for stablecoin issuer tokens, starting with Ethena (ENA). ENA remains attractive for its revenue-sharing, reflecting the success of ETH.
Share link:In this post: The DOJ subpoenaed Fed board members in a criminal case targeting Lisa Cook over alleged mortgage fraud. Trump wants her removed to gain a majority on the Fed board and has cited criminal referrals from Bill Pulte. Lisa is fighting back in court, denying all fraud claims and accusing Trump of fabricating charges for political gain.
Maiga is developing AI agents for DeFi and cryptocurrency, utilizing MCP, TEE, and Multimodal technologies, and deploying an AI agent launchpad on the BNB Chain.
- Plume integrates native USDC and CCTP V2 to enable faster, secure cross-chain transactions for institutional-grade DeFi and RWAfi operations. - TVL surged 441% to $238M since June 2025, with 200+ apps supported, highlighting Plume's growth as a leading RWAfi blockchain. - CCTP V2's "burn and mint" mechanism eliminates intermediaries, reducing costs and complexity while enhancing security for institutional adoption. - Native USDC's regulatory compliance and 1:1 USD backing align with Plume's mission to br
- MoonBull ($MOBU) leverages Ethereum-based tokenomics with 66%-80% APY whitelist rewards, driving 300% registration growth and compounding advantages for early adopters. - BlockDAG (BDAG) secures $395M presale with $0.0013 flat-rate pricing, achieving 2,900% early returns and 3M+ users via X1 miner app and 4,500+ dApp developers. - Both projects redefine crypto value propositions: MoonBull merges meme culture with institutional-grade incentives, while BlockDAG combines physical infrastructure with hybrid
- BlockDAG (BDAG) has raised $389M via 30 presale batches, selling 25.5B coins at $0.03 with a guaranteed $0.05 listing price. - The project attracted 3M users through its X1 mining app and shipped 19K+ X-series miners, building active infrastructure pre-launch. - Partnerships with Seattle Seawolves, UFC champion Alex Pereira, and Inter Milan expanded its reach beyond crypto circles. - Analysts project $1 short-term and $5–$10 long-term price targets, driven by dApps, smart contracts, and decentralized min
- 17:02Kaito Al: Doodles' Yapper leaderboard is now liveForesight News reported that Kaito AI has announced the launch of the Yapper leaderboard for Doodles. Doodles NFT holders can connect their wallets to Kaito, and by increasing their contribution ranking, they can unlock badges.
- 16:52Crypto projects WLFI and ABTC, backed by the Trump family, both fell over 20% today.Jinse Finance reported that the crypto projects World Liberty Financial (WLFI) and American Bitcoin (ABTC), both supported by the Trump family, have each dropped more than 20% today, with WLFI down 24% and ABTC down 21%.
- 16:36Federal Reserve's Williams: It is appropriate to cut interest rates at the right timeJinse Finance reported that New York Federal Reserve President Williams stated that he expects "over time" that rate cuts will "become appropriate," but did not specify the timing or pace of such actions. In a speech prepared for a New York Economic Club event on Thursday, Williams said, "Looking ahead, if our dual mandate objectives continue to make progress in line with my baseline forecast, I expect that over time, shifting interest rates toward a more neutral stance will be appropriate." Williams noted that the Federal Reserve is facing a "delicate balance" between employment and inflation risks. He said, "On one hand, we need to keep the labor market balanced to ensure that the impact of tariffs does not spill over into a more persistent and broad-based rise in inflation. On the other hand, maintaining a stance of 'overly tight policy for too long' could pose risks to our maximum employment mandate." He also stated that so far, the impact of tariffs on inflation has not been as severe as initially feared, though he added, "It is still too early to tell, and the effects of tariffs will take time to fully materialize."