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Quick Take Summary is AI generated, newsroom reviewed. Cardano ($ADA) surged by 141% over the last year, surpassing Bitcoin’s (90%) and Ethereum’s (72%) growth. Cardano ($ADA) surged by 141% over the last year, surpassing Bitcoin’s (90%) and Ethereum’s (72%) growth. Despite strong percentage gains, ADA’s absolute price remains much lower than BTC and ETH. The data reflects performance from September 2, 2024, to September 2, 2025.References Cardano Feed Post
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- 06:52AI intelligent network PIN AI announces that HiPin points will be upgraded to PIN AI native pointsChainCatcher news, AI intelligent network PIN AI announced that HiPin points will be upgraded to PIN AI native points. It is reported that Hi PIN is a Telegram Mini App that allows users to connect social accounts, participate in various activities, and earn points. The project has completed a 10 million USD pre-seed round of financing.
- 06:52The Federal Reserve may accelerate interest rate cuts due to downward revisions in employment growth.According to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, Ipek Ozkardeskaya, Senior Analyst at Swissquote Bank, stated that given the downward revision of US employment growth, the Federal Reserve may already be lagging behind in anticipating tariff-driven inflation. This suggests that larger and faster rate cuts may occur in the coming months, depending on inflation performance. She pointed out that the US will release August PPI data within hours, but the real question is how much of the rising input costs will be reflected in the CPI data to be released tomorrow.
- 06:52Institution: The Federal Reserve may have fallen behind the curve and could accelerate interest rate cutsJinse Finance reported that Ipek Ozkardeskaya, Senior Analyst at Swissquote Bank, stated that given the downward revision of US employment growth, the Federal Reserve may indeed be lagging behind in trying to anticipate tariff-driven inflation, which means there could be larger and faster rate cuts in the coming months, depending on inflation performance. She pointed out that the US will release August PPI data within hours, but the real question is how much of the rising input costs will be passed on to the CPI data to be released tomorrow. The stronger the inflation data, the slower the Federal Reserve will cut rates, which could dampen investor sentiment. Currently, investors are pleased to see a weakening job market in exchange for larger rate cuts. (Golden Ten Data)