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According to BlockBeats, Ethena has announced an additional $530 million investment in the "StablecoinX" PIPE transaction. The foundation is also initiating a new $310 million open market repurchase plan.
Previously, BlockBeats reported that on July 21, stablecoin issuer StablecoinX completed a $360 million financing round aimed at acquiring ENA tokens. The company plans to list its Class A common stock on the Nasdaq Global Market under the ticker symbol "USDE." Ethena Foundation will contribute ENA tokens valued at $60 million.
To facilitate the acquisition plan, StablecoinX will utilize the

Why this forces the Fed to act →
The Fed bases its interest rate decisions on just two pillars:
• Inflation
• Unemployment
Right now, inflation is still under control, but unemployment is starting to rise.
This combination leaves the Fed with no option but to begin cutting rates.
Inflation is not the problem anymore →
➺ Consumer Price Index (CPI) has been stable in the 2.5%–3% range for months.
➺ Core inflation is cooling.
➺ And the Truflation index, which tracks real-time prices, shows inflation close to 2%, exactly at the Fed’s official target.
So inflation is no longer a reason to keep rate

According to BlockBeats, the CME FedWatch Tool indicates a 3.4% probability that the Federal Reserve will maintain its current interest rates in September, while there is a 96.6% likelihood of a 25 basis point rate cut.
Looking ahead to October, the probability of the Federal Reserve keeping rates unchanged drops to 1.6%. The chances of a cumulative 25 basis point rate cut stand at 46.8%, and there is a 51.6% probability of a cumulative 50 basis point reduction.

According to BlockBeats, analyst Johnny Woo suggests that while Ethereum (ETH) may initially appear bearish, it could develop into one of the largest bear traps he has witnessed. Woo notes that charts indicate ETH might form a 'head and shoulders' pattern in September, potentially breaking out during an 'October rally.' In this scenario, Ethereum could drop to a support level of approximately $3,350 in September before rebounding in October and reaching new all-time highs in November.
A similar pattern occurred in September 2021, when ETH fell 30% from $3,950 to $2,750, only to rebound to a re

🔹 Mon, Sept 1 – Labor Day: US markets are closed, but crypto never sleeps. Expect a quiet start before the data storm hits.
🔹 Tue, Sept 2 – ISM Manufacturing & Employment: These reports will hint at the economy’s pulse. Sharp reactions in stocks and crypto are possible.
🔹 Thu, Sept 4 – Jobless Claims & Trade Balance: Watch for signals on market stability and investor sentiment. Could trigger sudden swings in Bitcoin and Ethereum.
🔹 Fri, Sept 5 – NFP & Unemployment: The big moment. These numbers often set the tone for the next market cycle. Expect volatility, especially in major altcoins.
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Bubblemaps: Building Trust in Crypto’s Next Chapter
Crypto has always moved in cycles of hype and fear. But the real problem isn’t just price swings—it’s lack of transparency.
Whales move in silence, insiders dump, and retail traders get hurt. For crypto to grow, we need trust, clarity, and accountability.
That’s where Bubblemaps steps in—not just as an analytics tool, but as a trust layer for Web3.
From Numbers to Networks
Most analytics tools show raw data like balances or volumes. Bubblemaps does it differently:
Visual clusters reveal wallet connections.
Suspicious patterns become easy to s

According to BlockBeats On-chain Detection, three cryptocurrency addresses have accumulated a total of 561,000 LINK tokens, resulting in a floating profit of $1.431 million.
The first address, 0x42B...6bbf6, acquired 210,000 LINK tokens on August 17 at an average price of $23.94, amounting to $5.06 million. This investment has generated a floating profit of $303,000.
The second address, 0xCEd...837b9, purchased 276,000 LINK tokens on the same day at an average price of $22.12, totaling $6.63 million. The current floating profit for this address stands at $900,000.
The third address, 0x61b...00

According to BlockBeats, a CryptoQuant analyst wrote that a typical market correction is currently unfolding in the Bitcoin sector. On-chain data reveals that new Bitcoin investors are selling at a loss, while more experienced holders are absorbing these sales. This is not a sign of systemic weakness but rather a constructive adjustment that helps clear speculative leverage, thereby strengthening the market's foundation.

The primary impact is on the newest market entrants, who have held Bitcoin for less than a month and are experiencing an average unrealized loss of -3.5%. Their response has

MarketPullback A market pullback refers to a temporary decline in the market price after a steady ongoing trend, offering traders buying opportunities. It's a short-term dip in a generally upward-trending asset price. Pullbacks are common in bull markets and can be caused by various factors, including changes in market sentiments, profit booking, or unexpected news.
*Key Characteristics of Market Pullbacks:*
- *Temporary decline*: Pullbacks are short-term and typically last only a few sessions.
- *Trend continuation*: After the pullback, the uptrend resumes, providing traders with an entry poi

Stablecoins Hold Nearly $200 Billion in U.S. Treasury Securities
According to PANews, Bitwise Asset Management has released data indicating that as of March 31, stablecoins held U.S. Treasury securities valued at just under $200 billion. This positions them as the 17th largest holder of these securities.

According to BlockBeats, analysts have highlighted a rapid deterioration in the U.S. labor market. Recent data revisions for May and June show a reduction of 258,000 jobs, surpassing the population of Scottsdale, Arizona. So far this year, U.S. employment figures have been adjusted downward by 461,000 positions, with several leading indicators of the labor market showing signs of collapse.
This situation suggests that the Federal Reserve may lower interest rates to curb inflation. However, as inflation rebounds, individuals without assets could face challenges similar to those experienced in t

SUMMARY OF FED CHAIR POWELL'S SPEECH*
1. Shifting balance of risks "may warrant adjusting policy"
2. Suggests downside risks to employment are rising
3. Labor supply has softened in-line with demand
4. Fed abandoning flexible average inflation targeting framework
5. Can't take stable inflation expectations "for granted"
*The Fed is preparing for a September rate cut 🚀

CME Fed Watch data shows the probability of a 25-basis-point rate cut in September has dropped sharply to 71.5%, down from nearly 99% just a week ago. Even more striking—just yesterday, the odds were around 85%.
🔍Why the sudden shift?
▫️ The FOMC minutes revealed the Fed is more concerned about rising inflation than employment risks.
▫️ July’s PPI data showed inflation creeping up, making a September cut far from guaranteed.
▫️ Jobless claims, while climbing to 235,000, haven’t been enough to swing expectations back in favor of a cut.
🔍 All eyes now on Jerome Powell at Jackson Hole tomorrow—

FOMC Minutes Highlight Inflation, Stablecoins, and Rate Path
The Federal Reserve’s July minutes revealed officials remain cautious on rate policy, with inflation taking center stage over labor concerns. The document showed the majority of #FOMC members view inflation as the bigger risk, despite signs of cooling in the jobs market. Markets continue to price in a September cut, yet the Fed has signaled no rush to ease.
Stablecoins Enter the Fed’s Spotlight
The minutes also mentioned stablecoins eight times, highlighting their growing role in financial stability discussions. Such repeated refere

According to PANews, Goldman Sachs' Chief Strategist for Global Banking and Markets, Josh Shifrin, has expressed a preference for five-year U.S. Treasury bonds, anticipating a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September.
Shifrin highlighted that the five-year Treasury bonds, currently yielding between 3% and 4%, are not only attractively valued but also offer protection in weakening risk markets. As of August 19, the yield on these bonds stands at 3.85%, a significant drop from the beginning of the year, indicating market expectations for a more accommodative policy.
Shifrin predicts that the

Volatility May Spike if Fed Dampens Dovish Hopes
Even if Powell signals rate cuts, markets may recoil if he adopts a cautious or ambiguous tone.
Goldman Sachs warns that a less dovish stance could trigger a 5% sell-off in equities such as the S&P 500.
Historical patterns show Jackson Hole speeches often lift markets - but when they don’t, the fallout can be steep.
#PowellWatch

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