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Share link:In this post: The World Gold Council will trial pooled gold interests (PGIs) in London’s $900 billion market. The move aims to transform gold from a static store of value into an income-generating asset. Supporters see digitization as a way for gold to compete with cryptocurrencies and stablecoins.
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Quick Take Summary is AI generated, newsroom reviewed. BitMine now owns 1,866,974 ETH, worth over $8 billion. The company added 150,000 ETH in just one week, showing aggressive growth. BitMine has $635 million in cash ready for future Ethereum purchases. Institutional and retail investors are watching closely as BitMine stakes and expands its holdings.
BONK announced the signing of a $25 million strategic partnership agreement with NASDAQ-listed company Safety Shot. Under this agreement, Safety Shot plans to purchase approximately $115 million worth of tokens by the end of the year, accounting for about 5% of BONK's total supply.
- Institutional investors adopt liquid restaking protocols to optimize crypto yields while enhancing blockchain security through EigenLayer and Babylon. - Ethereum's liquid staking TVL reached $24 billion by August 2025, with platforms like Lido managing $43.7 billion in assets and generating 3-6% staking yields. - SEC's 2025 regulatory clarity and the CLARITY/GENIUS Acts enabled $3 billion in institutional allocations to Ethereum staking, accelerating DeFi adoption. - Risks include liquidity vulnerabiliti
- Technical analysis of Fetch.ai (FET) highlights Bearish Butterfly and Cypher patterns, suggesting a potential 2025 rebound to $0.96–$1.06 via Fibonacci extensions and moving average confluence. - Key support levels at $0.661 (Butterfly C-point) and $0.5783 (Cypher C-point) must hold, with 200DMA ($0.679) acting as a critical dynamic threshold for bullish validation. - On-chain data shows growing institutional confidence (whale accumulation, 2.97% open interest rise), though short-term volatility risks pe
- Pump.fun's Project Ascend introduces dynamic fees and community governance, offering a sustainable alternative to speculative meme coins. - Leveraging Solana's infrastructure and strategic partnerships, Pump.fun dominates 84.1% of Solana's memecoin market share. - The platform's fee-driven model includes buybacks, boosting PUMP's price and liquidity, contrasting with traditional meme coins' lack of structure. - Proactive governance and institutional support position Pump.fun as a resilient, high-convicti
- 14:12Federal Reserve's Bostic: One rate cut remains appropriate in 2025Jinse Finance reported that Atlanta Federal Reserve's Bostic reiterated his view that one rate cut this year would be appropriate, though this may change depending on inflation and the labor market. "I believe that, although price stability remains the top priority, the labor market has slowed sufficiently, so some easing of policy (possibly a rate cut of about 25 basis points) would be appropriate for the remainder of this year." "The situation may change depending on the trajectory of inflation and the evolution of the labor market in the coming months." Regarding inflation, Bostic stated that he remains concerned that the impact of tariffs on prices may persist. "I still believe that the impact of tariffs on prices will not dissipate quickly; in fact, it will not be fully reflected within a few months. I will not be complacent and simply assume that expectations will remain stable and that another inflation outbreak will not occur."
- 14:12U.S. July JOLTs job openings: 7.181 million, expected 7.378 millionChainCatcher News, according to Golden Ten Data, the number of JOLTs job openings in the United States for July was 7.181 million, with an expected 7.378 million. The previous value was revised from 7.437 million to 7.357 million.
- 14:05Analysis: Powell Makes This Week's Nonfarm Payroll Data Especially Important; If Labor Market Data Falls Short of Expectations, It Will Significantly Boost Rate Cut ExpectationsBlockBeats News, on September 3, Antje Praefcke, a foreign exchange analyst at Commerzbank, pointed out that in his speech at the Jackson Hole annual meeting, Powell placed particular emphasis on the downside risks facing the economy and employment—in order to balance the rate cut expectations of the US government, the market, and his colleagues at the Federal Open Market Committee, as well as the inflation risks that tariffs may trigger. Currently, labor market data is receiving far more attention than usual, and the impact of this data will be significantly heightened. This naturally means that if labor market data falls short of expectations, it could further and significantly boost expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut, and may even reignite market expectations for one or more 50 basis point rate cuts. If this scenario occurs, the US dollar is expected to suffer another heavy blow. If tomorrow's ADP data comes in below expectations (the market consensus is 80,000), it could lay the groundwork for this bearish sentiment toward the US dollar—even though this index ultimately has limited predictive value for Friday's non-farm payroll data. (Golden Ten Data)