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Bitcoin Reclaims $80k—Is This a Rebound or a Reversal?
BTC has climbed back above $80k and is currently trading around $81k. But I don’t think it’s time to rush to declare the “full bull market” has returned, because the real hurdles ahead have yet to be cleared.
From a fund-flow perspective, U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of approximately $301.6 million on September 3, while the previous day also recorded net inflows of $101.1 million, indicating that institutional funds are recovering. However, inflows and outflows have continued to fluctuate recently, so it is still too early to call th
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Bitcoin Returns to $80k—Is This a Rebound or a Reversal?
BTC has climbed back above $80k and is currently trading around $81k. But I don't think we should rush to declare that a "full-scale bull market has returned," because the real obstacles ahead have yet to be overcome.
From a fund-flow perspective, U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded net inflows of approximately $301.6 million on September 3, following net inflows of $101.1 million the previous day, indicating that institutional funds are warming up again. However, inflows and outflows have continued to fluctuate recently, so it is too early to c
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Using Gate since 2016, I’ve now watched it surpass 60 million users
The first time I used Gate was in 2016. A friend told me that I could buy USDT through Gate. Little did I know that I would keep using it for an entire decade.
Over the years, I’ve experienced the frenzy of bull markets and endured the long stretches of bear markets; I’ve made money within the limits of my knowledge and made plenty of moves that left me laughing and crying at the same time. Many coins have long disappeared, and many platforms failed to survive the cycles, but Gate has always been here.
Looking back now, from i
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A recent development in f(x) that is well worth watching: fxSAVE is becoming more than just a way to “deposit and earn yield”—it is turning into a composable asset in DeFi.
Previously, when looking at @protocol_fx, most people mainly treated fxSAVE as a stablecoin yield product.
But recently, its integration with @Morpho seems to have pushed this logic a step further.
The f(x) Protocol Ecosystem USDC Vault curated by @RockawayX has now surpassed $1.2 million in deposits. USDC lenders can currently earn approximately 9.88% net APY, with risk exposure mainly concentrated in the fxSAVE and cbBTC
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CA:
0x23d22049f48abe096a2d64b23f7a75350ac90000
I found a token with quite a lot of potential, named: Queen Bee!
Their promotional wording is also highly meaningful: Eliminate the weak and select the strong! There is no need to pity the withering; survival is inherently cruel.
It is also the only one among multi-zero Meme tokens to use a dual-deflationary deflationary model, with burning at its core and scarcity as king!
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Data Divergence Ahead of Nonfarm Payrolls, September Rate Hike Suspense Mounts
The latest two sets of U.S. data have presented the market with a difficult puzzle.
The August ISM Manufacturing PMI fell from 55.6 to 54.6, below the expected 55.2, indicating that the pace of manufacturing expansion is slowing; however, the Prices Paid Index remained elevated at 71.1, showing that inflationary pressure has not cooled significantly.
The labor market is likewise stable on the surface but cooling underneath. July JOLTS job openings came in at 7.27M, higher than the revised June figure of 7.18M, but h
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Data Diverge Ahead of Nonfarm Payrolls, September Rate Hike Suspense Peaks
The latest two sets of U.S. data have posed a difficult dilemma for the market.
The August ISM Manufacturing PMI fell from 55.6 to 54.6, below the expected 55.2, indicating that the pace of manufacturing expansion is slowing; however, the Prices Paid Index remained elevated at 71.1, showing that inflationary pressure has not cooled significantly.
The labor market is likewise stable on the surface but cooling internally. July JOLTS job openings came in at 7.27M, up from the downwardly revised 7.18M in June, but hiring fe
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BTC surged before retreating, with bears temporarily prevailing in the battle for $80k
BTC's movement over the past few days has been very straightforward: breaking above $80k, failing to extend the rally, and then retreating rapidly.
The latest market data shows BTC currently fluctuating around $77,800. During trading on August 28, it reached a high of approximately $81,354 and dipped to a low of approximately $76,955, down about 3% on the day. This indicates that $80k is not yet effective support, but rather a resistance zone facing clear selling pressure.
The funding picture has also change
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BTC Rallies Then Retreats, Bears Temporarily Prevail in the Battle for $80k
BTC’s movement over the past few days has been very straightforward: breaking above $80k, failing to extend its gains, and then quickly retreating.
The latest market data shows BTC currently fluctuating around $77,800. On August 28, it touched an intraday high of approximately $81,354 and fell to a low of around $76,955, marking a single-day decline of about 3%. This shows that $80k is not yet effective support, but rather a resistance zone with significant selling pressure.
The funding picture has also changed. After
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BTC Pulls Back After Surging; the Real Test Has Only Just Begun
After breaking above $80k, BTC quickly pulled back and is currently oscillating around $79k. This rally has indeed been fierce, with gains exceeding 25% in a single month. However, it has been driven not only by real money flowing into spot ETFs but also by the boost from forced short liquidations, so the short-term move has not been driven entirely by active buying.
Liquidity conditions have clearly improved. U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of approximately $1.92 billion last week, their strongest weekly performance in nearly
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FeaturedAfter Nvidia’s blowout results, the AI rally is entering an “earnings validation period”
Nvidia’s earnings report remains rock-solid: quarterly revenue was $96.2 billion, up 106% year over year; data center revenue was $89 billion, up 117%. Revenue guidance for the next quarter reached $108 billion, above market expectations. More importantly, the company expects revenue to still grow by approximately 70% in FY2028, indicating that demand for AI computing power has not yet cooled significantly.
But in my view, the truly noteworthy change this earnings season is that AI returns are beginning to
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FeaturedSPCX rebounds after lock-up expiration; the real test is $150
The market originally worried that the large-scale lock-up expiration would trigger concentrated selling, but SPCX’s actual performance has been much stronger than expected.
On August 6, more than 911 million shares were released from lock-up, followed by approximately 319 million shares entering circulation on August 20. Facing such enormous selling pressure, the stock price did not continue to collapse. Instead, it recovered from around $108 all the way to a high of $149.80. This shows that the lock-up-related selling pressure is
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BTC breaks above $80k, and the real test has just begun
I just checked and BTC has broken above $80k, up nearly 5% intraday and reaching a high of $81,104. Compared with the expectations shown in the image, $80k is no longer about “whether it can break through,” but whether it can truly hold above that level afterward.
This rally is not driven by sentiment alone. U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded net inflows for the entire past week, totaling nearly $2 billion, with BlackRock’s IBIT receiving approximately $1 billion in weekly inflows; combined with short covering, a weaker dollar, and the U.S. Trea
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BTC breaks above $80k, and the real test has just begun
I just checked and BTC has broken above $80k, up nearly 5% intraday and reaching a high of $81,104. Compared with the expectations shown in the image, $80k is no longer about whether it can break through, but whether it can truly hold above that level afterward.
This rally is not driven by sentiment alone. U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded net inflows for consecutive days last week, totaling nearly $2 billion, with BlackRock's IBIT seeing approximately $1 billion in weekly inflows; combined with short covering, a weaker dollar, and the U.S. Tre
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The real test is only just beginning after BTC's breakout
This BTC rally has indeed been powerful. The latest price is around $77,300, after briefly surging to $79,194 during the session, breaking through the consolidation range that had lasted for several weeks in just a few days.
However, this rally cannot simply be understood as the “relaunch of a bull market.” The main driving force in the first stage was still a short squeeze. The market had accumulated a large number of short positions in a low-volatility environment. After BTC broke through key levels, approximately $2.7 billion–$3 bill
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This rally may look like a price breakout on the surface, but it is actually being driven by three forces at once:
First, the U.S. Treasury plans to expand buybacks of long-term government bonds. The market interpreted this as a marginal improvement in liquidity, weakening the U.S. Dollar Index and benefiting risk assets across the board; second, U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of approximately $517 million on August 19, with BlackRock’s IBIT contributing about $285 million, showing that spot demand is indeed returning; third, a large number of short positions were liquidated in succession,
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This rally may appear to be a price breakout on the surface, but it is actually being driven by three forces at once:
First, the U.S. Treasury plans to expand its buybacks of long-term government bonds, which the market interprets as a marginal improvement in liquidity. The U.S. Dollar Index weakened, and risk assets broadly benefited; second, U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of approximately $517 million on August 19, with BlackRock’s IBIT contributing about $285 million, indicating that spot buying has indeed begun to return; third, a large number of short positions were liquidated in succ
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FeaturedUnitree Technology Soars 629% on Its First Day—What Exactly Is the Market Buying?
Without a doubt, the most explosive news in the A-share market today was Unitree Technology’s listing on the STAR Market.
With an issue price of 150.80 yuan, the stock surged straight to 1,100 yuan at the open, a gain of 629.44%, bringing its total market capitalization to 444.9 billion yuan. The online subscription lottery winning rate was just 0.0181%, with nearly 9.78 million households participating. Scarce shares, combined with the halo of being “the first humanoid robot stock,” sent market sentiment into ov
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