🧿 Google will give users the option to remove the visible watermark from AI-generated images, videos, and music. The option will be available in Gemini and the Flow video editor, and later in Search. However, the invisible SynthID label and C2PA metadata will remain. They will still allow users to identify the content as AI-generated. Google explained the decision as a balance between creative freedom and transparency: a visible label may hinder professional use of the content, but a hidden label will preserve its identification. The company has also opened the Credentio library for local verification of the origin of AI-generated content. #btc #usdt #usdc #xrp #ltc $GT $ETH $SOL

ETH at $1880, and you're still waiting for $700? Look at the surface first: down 58% in one year, falling from 5000 to 1880—it really is brutal. Over the past 24 hours, it has barely moved. Weekend trading volume is sluggish, with the price repeatedly churning between 1860 and 1930. BTC is lying flat around 63000, the Fear and Greed Index is at 34, and the market is in “fear territory.” The candlesticks tell you this: around 1870, buying support has appeared multiple times; the MACD bearish histogram is contracting; RSI is in the neutral 45-50 range, at the end of a convergence, with a major move imminent. First: Ethereum is doing something “big,” but nobody cares. The core developers did something—they abandoned the Poseidon hash used for eight years and shifted to the more mature SHA/BLAKE framework. It’s okay if you don’t understand. In plain English: Ethereum is laying the groundwork for the “post-quantum era” while significantly improving L1 efficiency. This is an “engine replacement” at the underlying architectural level—not to chase hype, but to go farther. Second: ETFs now offer staking yield, something BTC cannot provide. Institutions including BlackRock have launched ETH ETF products with staking yield, with net yields of around 2%. Doesn’t sound high? But for institutions, this is risk-free yield enhancement at the “fixed income plus” level. The logic for traditional capital entering has changed: Buy a BTC ETF: pure beta, rising and falling with the broader market Buy an ETH ETF: beta + 2% staking yield + the RWA settlement-layer narrative Banks and major asset managers are already using Ethereum for stablecoins and asset tokenization. Ethereum accounts for over 50% of the RWA market, making it the absolute leader. Third: But there is one data point you must see. The staking rate is around 32-33%, with 39 million ETH locked. Active addresses, transaction volume, and stablecoin settlement volume are all setting period highs. New high in usage + new low in price = what? A classic “value divergence.” This appeared during ETH’s rise from 200 to 400 in 2020, and also during Bitcoin’s rise from 16000 to 25000 in 2023. The bull-bear battle—judge for yourself On one side: Major underlying technology upgrade (Poseidon→SHA/BLAKE), post-quantum preparation Staking-yield ETF launch, opening the institutional “fixed income plus” logic Over 50% share of the RWA market, bank-level adoption 32% staking rate, 39 million ETH locked Active addresses and settlement volume setting records On the other side: Down 37% YTD and 58% in one year, with extremely bearish sentiment Low weekend liquidity and high wick risk If BTC breaks below 62500, ETH may follow it lower Lack of strong catalysts, with no momentum for a sharp short-term rally Key levels Upside resistance: 1900-1915 → 1920-1930 (key breakout zone) → 1950-1960 → 2000+ Downside support: 1870-1860 → 1850 → 1800-1820 Trading strategy Short-term traders: Accumulate in batches at 1860-1870, set a stop-loss below 1850, and target 1910-1930. Add to the position if it moves above 1900 and holds after a retest. Swing traders: Wait for a high-volume break and hold above 1930 before entering on the right side, with targets of 2000-2100-2300. If 1860 breaks on high volume, stay on the sidelines first. Long-term believers: Dollar-cost average in batches at 1850-1880. Stake for yield and ignore short-term volatility. The year-end target is 2300-2500, betting on macro conditions improving + the staking-ETF narrative exploding. ETH now looks like its 2020 self— The entire market mocked it as “too slow, too expensive, and hopeless,” but when DeFi Summer arrived, it surged directly from 200 to 4000. The people criticizing ETH are the same people who criticized BTC in 2019. The people who missed the rally are the same people who were devastated in 2020. With ETH at 1880, you're waiting for 700, while institutions are waiting for 7000. What is your ETH cost basis? Would you dare add at 1880? #闪迪两周反弹63% #比特币变盘信号出现 #我的七夕交易分享 $BTC $ETH $SOL

$SOL is holding around $75, but momentum looks weak. If $75 breaks, price could slide toward the $72–$73 zone before buyers step back in.