Author: 行政

Hedera coin price has jumped past $0.091 on a 10.5% daily rally with rising volume. Enterprise news and BrandBoost adoption are boosting Hedera demand. The $0.10428 resistance is key for confirming further upside momentum. The latest move in Hedera (HBAR) has drawn renewed attention to its short-term technical setup after the token climbed more than 10% in 24 hours, reaching an intraday high of $0.09506. The rally was accompanied by a sharp increase in trading activity, with volume rising to more than $345 million over the same period. The gains have pushed HBAR above recent consolidation levels, breaking out of…

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JPMorgan strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou said synchronised May outflows from Bitcoin and gold ETFs signal a broad unwind of the debasement trade. Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost US$733.43 million on May 27 alone, with total May outflows running near US$2 billion. The bank tied the reversal to fading expectations of the US–Iran conflict, after earlier framing Bitcoin as “the primary representation of the debasement trade since the onset of the Iran conflict.” Investment banking giant JPMorgan said the so-called “debasement trade” in Bitcoin (BTC) and gold is losing momentum, with synchronised ETF outflows and weaker CME futures positioning pointing to traders unwinding…

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HYPE up 38% in two weeks as ICE confirms talks with Hyperliquid. Hyperliquid’s daily trading volume has surpassed $1 billion. ICE’s CEO, Jeff Sprecher, said Hyperliquid is “bigger than Nasdaq.” The price of Hyperliquid (HYPE) has continued its strong rally after fresh comments from Jeff Sprecher confirmed that Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), is in discussions with the Hyperliquid decentralised trading platform. HYPE climbed to $62.62 on Friday, marking a 9.2% gain over the past 24 hours. The token briefly traded as high as $63.25 during the session and remains close to…

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The BEA’s April PCE print showed headline inflation at 3.8% year over year and core at 3.3%, broadly matching economist expectations and removing the risk of a fresh macro shock, leaving Bitcoin in the fragile middle ground it has occupied since losing $75,000, where macro panic has cooled.Yet, renewed demand still has to arrive before stabilization becomes a directional move. Matt Mena, senior crypto research strategist at 21Shares, said in a note:“Market sentiment is being anchored by today’s PCE print coming broadly in line with expectations, giving risk assets a needed macro stabilizer after a volatile stretch driven by geopolitical…

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Bitcoin dropped about 3% in 24 hours to US$72,739 (AU$101,107) on May 28, hitting a six-week low of US$72,669 (AU$101,010) and sitting roughly 42% below its US$126,080 (AU$175,251) all-time high. Prediction market Myriad showed 27% odds that Bitcoin closes May below US$70,000, up about 240% in 24 hours; Polymarket’s equivalent market priced the same outcome at 26%. A 24-hour liquidation cascade wiped out nearly US$924 million (AU$1.28 billion) in leveraged positions, including roughly US$851 million (AU$1.18 billion) in longs. Prediction market traders sharply repriced the odds of Bitcoin (BTC) closing May below US$70,000 (AU$97K) on May 28. Bitcoin traded around…

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A New York lawsuit is seeking to treat some of Bitcoin’s oldest dormant wallets, including addresses tied to the cryptocurrency’s creator, as lost property valued at less than $10 each.The amended complaint asks a state court to grant legal ownership of 39,069 Bitcoin addresses to a pseudonymous plaintiff identified as Noah Doe and two Wyoming entities, ABC Company, and XYZ Company.Together, the addresses hold nearly 3.8 million BTC, or about 18% of Bitcoin’s fixed 21 million token supply.Galaxy Digital stated that nearly all of the 39,069 defendant addresses overlap with wallets that received small on-chain transactions in 2025.At the time,…

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Sequans Communications has ended its Bitcoin treasury strategy and is returning focus to its IoT semiconductor operations. The company repaid all convertible debt using proceeds from Bitcoin sales and plans to gradually liquidate its remaining 658 BTC. Sequans accumulated more than 3,000 BTC during 2025, but falling prices and financial pressures led to a major reduction in holdings. French chipmaker Sequans Communications has officially ended the Bitcoin treasury strategy it launched last year, saying it will now prioritise growth in its IoT semiconductor business. The company still holds 658 Bitcoin worth roughly US$48 million (AU$67.2 million) but plans to monetise…

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Trump has publicly backed the CLARITY Act, saying it would lock in long-term protections for the US crypto industry. Senate passage remains uncertain as Republicans likely need Democratic support to overcome procedural hurdles. Democrats continue raising ethics concerns over the Trump family’s expanding involvement in crypto ventures. US President Donald Trump has pledged to cement a “future-proof digital asset market structure” into law, intensifying pressure to move the CLARITY Act through the Senate after months of delays. Trump said on Truth Social that the legislation would stop future administrations from undoing crypto regulations and accused “crypto haters” of threatening the…

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A warning from one of decentralized finance’s (DeFi) early security figures has turned a difficult stretch of hacks into a broader test of how the industry can defend itself against artificial intelligence (AI).On May 27, Manuel Aráoz, co-founder and former chief technology officer of OpenZeppelin, advised investors to exit DeFi positions, including exposure to established lending protocols such as Aave, MakerDAO, and Compound.According to Aráoz, autonomous AI coding agents have widened the gap between attackers and defenders by making it easier to find vulnerabilities at scale. He wrote:“Coding agents are superhuman at finding vulnerabilities, and smart contract security is too…

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Project Acacia has now tested how tokenized asset markets could settle in Australia.The Reserve Bank of Australia and Digital Finance Cooperative Research Centre released findings from Project Acacia, a wholesale experiment that moved digital money and tokenization from policy theory into market plumbing.The project tested 20 wholesale tokenized asset market use cases across issuance, servicing, trading, and settlement, spanning fixed income, managed funds, repos, structured products, private markets, carbon credits, and trade payables.The key result is about money, rather than the asset wrapper. Institutions need finality, legal certainty, liquidity, and operational reliability at the same time, and the settlement asset…

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