Metaplanet transferred 3,881 BTC ($247.3 million) out of its holdings over the past three hours. The company has cumulatively purchased 43k BTC at an average price of $96,191 and currently has an unrealized loss of $1.4 billion (-34%).

Kalshi is going public?
The Information reports that Sequoia Capital and Wellington are in talks to invest in Kalshi at a valuation of $40 billion
Compared with the $22 billion valuation in the previous round, this round would nearly double it again
Sequoia participated in 4 of Kalshi’s funding rounds, 3 of which took place over the past 1 year, aggressively driving up its valuation
Wellington is a new investor that often invests in companies nearing an IPO, which may indicate that Kalshi’s IPO is already on the schedule

I heard they’re distributing the rewards in two days.
I checked mine, and my exposure is only at 1%.
I can’t even see a black line 😂😂

Metaplanet transferred out a total of 3,881 BTC ($247.3 million) over the past 3 hours. Metaplanet has accumulated 43k BTC at an average price of $96,191, currently carrying an unrealized loss of $1.4 billion (-34%).

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$MSFT #cpinews

$XAUUSD Get on board quickly and I’ll take you to the profits.

Gm legends 🧘‍♂️
I am not a prophet but one thing I am certain of is that soon most poeple will regret not buying at these prices
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Here is a detailed K-line analysis and a structured trade plan of $BEAT ‌
MY TAKE .
1. Current Market Snapshot
· Current Price: ~$0.978
· 24h Change: -13.53% (Strong bearish momentum)
· 24h Range: High $1.399 / Low $0.858 (Massive volatility)
· Moving Averages: Price is below MA5 (0.940), MA10 (1.011), and MA30 (1.084).
· MACD: Bearish cross (DIF: -0.059 < DEA: -0.051), histogram expanding negative.
2. K-Line Analysis (The "Why")
1. Strong Rejection: The price dropped from a high of ~1.399 and is currently hovering near the bottom of the range. The long list of descending prices shows a lack

【$APR Signal】Long + 1H Oversold Rebound
$APR The $APR
1H MACD histogram is -0.0051, with the price plunging from 0.6325 to 0.4747. Low-level support emerged after a buy-side gap. The 4H Bollinger Bands are widening, with the middle band at 0.2857. The current price is far above the middle band, and the bullish structure remains intact. Order book depth is imbalanced by 3.43%, with buyers holding a slight advantage.
🎯Direction: Long
⚡Entry/Limit Order: 0.473176 - 0.474600
🛑Stop-loss: 0.469854
🚀Target 1: 0.481719
🚀Target 2: 0.485279
🛡️Trade Management:
- Execution strategy: After reaching T

#GateRankedTop4Globally Gate’s rise into the Top 4 globally is a strong signal of how far the platform has come. Ranking among the world’s leading crypto exchanges reflects growing user confidence, expanding market presence, and continuous development across trading, Web3, Launchpool, Earn, and other ecosystem products.
For traders and crypto enthusiasts, strong global positioning matters because it shows that Gate continues to compete at the highest level in an increasingly crowded industry. The platform’s expanding ecosystem is making it easier for users to access different opportunities whi

🚨 REMINDER | U.S. PPI DATA TODAY
6:00 PM IST
PREVIOUS: 5.5% | FORECAST: 4.9%
ALL EYES ON PPI.

JUST IN: Harmony advances rollback plan with validators and exchanges; minting vulnerability fix activated and attacker wallet list coming soon. Potential implications for on-chain security and confidence in $ONE.

A trash market—after moving sideways for so long, it should be ready to choose a direction, right? In this kind of market, quantitative trading is still suitable. In a range-bound market, quant trading is practically invincible. Just leave everything to the bots. Here’s a brief analysis.
$BTC ‌ Viewpoint:
Bitcoin’s current trend is extremely frustrating, consolidating sideways within a bearish flag and caught between upward and downward moves. In the short term, only selling high and buying low within the range is suitable; there is temporarily no opportunity to trade the trend.
Flag consolid

The overall market’s price fluctuation range is becoming increasingly narrow, with the amplitude compressed; bulls and bears are temporarily evenly matched and holding back before choosing a direction—also known as convergence or narrowing,
But this kind of market is also the easiest in which to lose money, especially for those who particularly enjoy frequent trading. In this extremely choppy market, once they make a single mistake, they can get absolutely wrecked afterward and even begin doubting themselves. The best approach is to reduce the number of trades and wait for opportunities⌛️$ETH

Ethereum is trading at $228B market cap against $41.22B in TVL.
That’s a 5.5x premium over the capital directly deposited into the chain.
The interesting part isn’t the multiple.
It’s what the multiple is pricing.
Ethereum isn’t valued purely on the capital sitting inside its DeFi protocols.
It’s valued as settlement infrastructure for:
➜ L2s
➜ Stablecoins
➜ RWA issuance
➜ DeFi collateral
➜ Institutional settlement
A large portion of that economic activity doesn’t appear in Ethereum’s mainnet TVL.
So the 5.5x isn’t necessarily an overvaluation.
It’s the market assigning value to security and s

JUST IN: Kalshi could be valued around $40B as Sequoia and Wellington explore a new round, with Wellington poised to join as an investor. If finalized, this signals continued institutional appetite for prediction-market exposure. $KALSI

$APR could present a strong long opportunity if it retests the $0.4 trendline support once again.
Long Setup
Entry: $0.4 – $0.41
TP: $0.43 – $0.46 – $0.5 – $0.6
SL: $0.363

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Title: The Fed at an Impasse: The “Voice” Said “Dovish,” but the “Hawks” Are Still Awake. Why Are Markets in Turmoil?
Yesterday’s July inflation report (CPI) pleased Wall Street with figures close to ideal. It seemed the rate-hike stick had been put aside. But don’t rush to open the champagne.
The Federal Reserve’s authoritative “voice,” Nick Timiraos (not to be confused with an official decision!), sent an alarming signal: pressure has eased, but the “hawkish” cap remains on the heads of many regulators.
Why can’t the Fed breathe easy even when the figures are good? Here