LivermoreJesse

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was $38.9268 million for the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF, with total net inflows of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with total net inflows of $436 million. ARKB had the largest single-day net outflow at $58.8155 million, while total net inflows stood at $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and cumulative historical net inflows were $51.85B.

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was recorded by the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF at $38.9268 million, with a total net inflow of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with a total net inflow of $436 million. ARKB had the largest single-day net outflow at $58.8155 million, while its total net inflow reached $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and historical cumulative net inflows totaled $51.85B.

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was $38.9268 million for the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF, with total net inflows of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with total net inflows of $436 million. The largest single-day net outflow was from ARKB, at $58.8155 million, while its total net inflows stood at $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and historical cumulative net inflows were $51.85B.

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was recorded by the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF at $38.9268 million, with total net inflows of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with total net inflows of $436 million. ARKB had the largest single-day net outflow at $58.8155 million, with total net inflows of $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and cumulative historical net inflows were $51.85B.

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was recorded by the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF, at $38.9268 million, with a total net inflow of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with a total net inflow of $436 million. ARKB recorded the largest single-day net outflow, at $58.8155 million, while its total net inflow stood at $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and cumulative historical net inflows amounted to $51.85B.

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was $38.9268 million for the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF, with total net inflows of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with total net inflows of $436 million. ARKB had the largest single-day net outflow at $58.8155 million, with total net inflows of $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and historical cumulative net inflows totaled $51.85B.

According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $131 million yesterday. The largest single-day net inflow was recorded by the Grayscale BTC Mini Trust ETF at $38.9268 million, with total net inflows of $2.74B; MSBT saw a single-day net inflow of $7.0806 million, with total net inflows of $436 million. ARKB had the largest single-day net outflow at $58.8155 million, while its total net inflows stood at $1.28B. At press time, total net assets stood at $77.27B, the net asset ratio was 6.07%, and cumulative historical net inflows reached $51.85B.

Bit Digital announced its Q2 2026 results: It purchased a total of 8,568 ETH for $20 million, at an average price of approximately $2,334 per ETH, with no sales during the quarter. At the end of Q2, it held approximately 164,311 ETH worth about $258 million: 75,758 ETH held directly and 73,235 ETH liquid-staked in exchange for 66,192 LsETH; 49,000 LsETH were used as collateral for financing, corresponding to approximately $105.6 million in asset-backed receivables, while the remaining 17,192 LsETH served as a margin buffer.

8.13 Gold Evening Analysis
Gold lacked momentum after surging to 4450 and pulled back. Do not chase the rise at high levels. It rebounded again after dipping to 4364 during the European session, and long positions at that level are already profitable.
This decline is just a normal pullback during the uptrend, and the broader bullish trend has not changed. Short-term resistance is at 4435‑4443, with key support at 4360‑4365.
Go long on a pullback to 4360‑4380, set the stop below 4350, and target 4390‑4400.
Note:
The above analysis is Muyao’s personal analysis. The market changes rapidly, and th

Michael Burry of The Big Short is once again taking on the entire AI bull market.
His latest move is straightforward: continue increasing his short positions in Nvidia, Palantir, Oracle, and the semiconductor ETF SOXX. More interestingly, he is targeting the recently hyped $500 billion AI financing plan.
On one side, Nvidia is joining forces with Wall Street to invest another $500 billion in AI infrastructure; on the other, Burry believes that increasingly complex financing structures may blur the line between real demand and capital recycling.
In one sentence: AI's biggest problem is no longe

Michael Burry of The Big Short is once again going against the entire AI bull market.
His latest move is very direct: continuing to increase his short positions in Nvidia, Palantir, Oracle, and the semiconductor ETF SOXX. More interestingly, he is targeting the recently hyped $500 billion AI financing plan.
On one side, Nvidia is joining Wall Street to prepare to pour another $500 billion into AI infrastructure; on the other, Burry believes that increasingly complex financing structures may mix genuine demand with capital recycling.
In one sentence: AI's biggest problem is no longer “whether t

Bringing assets on-chain addresses whether they can be traded, but the key is how to trade fairly. At least in its design, AIP allows everyone to share in the transaction value without having to race against whales, making this approach more promising than simple 24/7 trading.

Putting assets on-chain solves whether they can be traded, but how to trade fairly is the key. At least in its design, AIP lets everyone share in the value of executions without having to race whales, giving this approach more room for imagination than simply offering 24/7 trading.

CPI came out last night, and volatility was even calmer than expected.
The 3.4% year-on-year increase and 2.5% core inflation were both largely priced in.
Now all the pressure is on tonight’s PPI.
Many people think PPI is just CPI’s shadow, but that’s not the case.
PPI measures companies’ production costs—the source of inflation.
July’s nonfarm employment data posted negative growth for the first time ever, showing that the labor market is cooling.
Meanwhile, tensions in the Middle East pushed Brent crude prices back above $80 at one point, meaning companies’ transportation and energy costs ma

Last night’s CPI was released, and volatility was even calmer than expected.
The 3.4% year-on-year increase and 2.5% core inflation were both largely out in the open.
Now all the pressure is on tonight’s PPI.
Many people think PPI is merely CPI’s shadow, but that’s not the case.
PPI measures companies’ production costs—the source of inflation.
July’s nonfarm employment data posted negative growth for the first time ever, showing that the labor market is cooling.
Meanwhile, the situation in the Middle East pushed Brent crude back above $80 at one point, meaning companies’ transporta

CPI came out last night, and volatility was even calmer than expected.
The 3.4% year-on-year increase and 2.5% core inflation were both largely priced in.
Now all the pressure is on tonight’s PPI.
Many people think PPI is merely CPI’s shadow, but that’s not the case.
PPI measures companies’ production costs—the source of inflation.
July’s nonfarm payrolls data posted negative growth for the first time ever, indicating that the labor market is cooling.
Meanwhile, tensions in the Middle East pushed Brent crude back above $80 at one point, meaning companies’ transportation and energy costs may ha

#BTC On the Bitcoin one-hour chart, if it is going to form a five-wave decline, the start of wave 2 and the high of wave 4 cannot overlap in terms of their candle bodies. In other words, 63860 on the one-hour timeframe and 63950 on the four-hour timeframe cannot be closed above by the candle body. Even if there is a sharp wick upward, do not chase longs; wait for the close. If the four-hour candle closes above it, you can try going long.

August 11: On multiple timeframes, continue going long on gold’s pullback
Recently, gold began rising from the low of $4,019 on the evening of August 3, reaching a current high of $4,435, for an overall increase of $416. The bulls can be said to be unstoppable.
On the daily chart, gold has continued rising, with the Bollinger Bands opening up and the bulls advancing with increased volume. The bullish structure remains intact. On the four-hour chart, after touching $4,435, gold formed a large bearish candle that engulfed the preceding bullish candle, creating an engulfing pattern. The MACD volu

According to CoinDesk, Simple Mining mined block 961,634 on the main chain through the DATUM protocol of the Ocean mining pool, explicitly refusing to signal support for BIP-110. BIP-110 aims to limit non-financial data and has approximately 2.6% support, far below the 55% threshold. The minority fork stalled after blocks 961,632 and 961,633, while the main chain has reached 961,725, leaving it more than 200 blocks behind. The Ocean mining pool has enabled signaling by default since July, while DATUM allows miners to decide the contents of blocks themselves, leading Simple Mining to choose the

Position Management: The “Invisible Skill” More Important Than Picking Coins
Choosing the right coin is only half of trading; position management is what determines whether you live or die. Going all-in on a single asset is a gambler’s move—if your judgment is wrong, you lose everything.
Stick to the “risk first” principle: risk no more than 2%-5% of your total capital on any single trade. Dynamically adjust your position size based on market sentiment, asset liquidity, and your own level of understanding. When market uncertainty is high, reduce your position; when certainty is high, increase