Author: 行政
Key takeaways Solana (SOL) is down nearly 2% over the past 24 hours after failing to break above the crucial $78 resistance. Spot Solana ETFs have recorded net outflows, signaling weaker institutional demand. A break below $74 could send SOL toward $64, while a breakout above $78 may trigger a rally to $90. Solana (SOL) extended its recent pullback on Friday, falling nearly 2% over the past 24 hours as buyers once again failed to overcome the key resistance level at $78. Although cooling U.S. inflation briefly boosted risk appetite earlier this week, the rally lacked enough momentum to sustain…
Investors rejected crypto basket ETFs and now this $1.9 trillion manager is putting the reason to the test
T. Rowe Price manages roughly $1.89 trillion, with about 66% of that money tied to retirement accounts, advisers, and institutional relationships that the crypto industry has spent years trying to reach.Its first crypto product, a spot ETP called TKNZ that began trading on NYSE Arca on July 16, walked straight into the diversified multi-token basket, which is the one corner of the crypto ETF market that has drawn the least money so far.Single-asset spot ETFs tracking Ethereum, XRP, and Solana have pulled in roughly $13.6 billion combined, excluding Bitcoin entirely. Four comparable multi-asset products built from scratch, NCIQ, EZPZ, TTOP,…
Key takeaways Pi Network (PI) is showing signs of recovery after several days of consolidation and easing selling pressure. Rising Open Interest suggests speculative traders are positioning for a potential rebound. The upcoming Stellar Protocol v25 mainnet upgrade and improving market sentiment could support PI’s recovery. Pi Network (PI) posted modest gains on Friday after three consecutive sessions of sideways trading, suggesting that selling pressure may be easing following a sharp correction earlier this month. Although the token remains in a broader downtrend, increasing derivatives activity and deeply oversold technical indicators are fueling speculation that PI could be preparing for…
Glassnode has identified Bitcoin’s short-term holder cost basis near $69,000 as the market’s next major recovery test, potentially affecting the outcome for altcoins such as XRP.Reclaiming that level would give the current rebound real room to run, and the firm’s own July 15 report frames it as the point where recent buyers move back toward breakeven, the kind of level that typically draws a strong reaction either way.Bitcoin currently trades below that level, and Glassnode notes that derivatives traders have been unwinding downside bets, while spot buying still needs to confirm the move.A chart shows Bitcoin at $64,400, below its…
SpaceX hype collapses with $600 million still carrying leveraged bets before a massive share unlock
SpaceX’s record-setting market debut has completed a sharp reversal just over a month after the rocket and satellite company raised $85.7 billion in the largest initial public offering in history.Data from Yahoo Finance shows that SPCX shares fell to a post-listing low of $132.28 Wednesday, slipping below their $135 offering price for the first time before recovering to close at $135.27. The stock has lost about 40% since reaching $225.64 during its first week of trading, cutting SpaceX’s market value from more than $2.8 trillion at its peak to roughly $1.8 trillion.The downturn has erased hundreds of billions of dollars…
Bitcoin’s recent price rebound faltered as the advance gave long-term holders and recent buyers an opportunity to sell before the cryptocurrency reached its next major resistance zone.Data from CryptoSlate shows that the largest digital asset crossed $65,000 on Wednesday for the first time in about a month, then retreated under $63,000 as of press time. The move followed softer US inflation data and marked Bitcoin’s strongest response to favorable economic news in weeks.The retreat came even as several market indicators turned more constructive, setting up a test of whether recovering demand can absorb the supply emerging during rallies and carry…
Injective announced at its July 16 Summit that it has filed for SEC registration as a transfer agent, the entities that keep the official record of who owns a security. The company says its chain settles transactions in under a second, and registration would place it inside the regulated US securities system for issuing and managing tokenised assets. The filing was not visible in the SEC’s EDGAR database at the time of writing, and Injective has not named the legal entity behind the application. Injective says it has filed for registration with the US Securities and Exchange Commission as a…
Gabriel Perez, Trump’s teleprompter operator since 2016, allegedly won more than US$100,000 (AU$143,000) on Kalshi’s “Mentions” market across a dozen speeches, according to an ABC News report. Kalshi’s surveillance team flagged, investigated and referred the trades to the CFTC, head of enforcement Robert DeNault confirmed, and regulators have reportedly discussed a settlement requiring Perez to return his profits. The White House placed Perez on unpaid administrative leave; no charges have been filed, federal prosecutors reportedly declined a criminal case, and Perez has not commented publicly. President Trump’s longtime teleprompter operator allegedly used advanced knowledge of the president’s speeches to win…
Bitcoin reacted more strongly than major equity markets to softer US inflation, highlighting a growing sensitivity to macro liquidity conditions. On-chain data suggests selling pressure from long-term holders is easing while buyers absorbed much of June’s decline. The short-term holder cost basis near US$69,000 (AU$100,050) is emerging as the next major resistance, with stronger spot demand needed to sustain any recovery. Bitcoin’s latest rally has brought the market closer to a key technical test, with Glassnode pointing to improving macro conditions while warning that stronger spot demand is still needed to confirm a lasting recovery. The cryptocurrency climbed sharply after…
Ledger’s new open-source toolkit allows AI agents to manage crypto tasks without giving them access to users’ private keys. Every transaction must still be approved on a Ledger hardware wallet, ensuring people retain final control over fund movements. The framework also secures AI credentials and authentication while helping developers integrate hardware-backed security into AI applications. Ledger has unveiled Ledger Agent Stack, an open-source framework that allows AI agents to assist with cryptocurrency management while keeping final control over transactions in the hands of users through hardware approval. Using the toolkit, AI agents can inspect wallet balances, review portfolios, prepare transfers…