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1Bitget Daily Digest（September 24）｜Tether seeks $20 billion private placement; SEC plans to launch mechanism by end of 2025; Global central banks may add Bitcoin to reserves within five years2When 10 billion sell-off pressure meets the 45% burn proposal, the Hyperliquid valuation battle escalates3Will Bitcoin Crash? ETFs Outflows vs Gold Breakout Hype
Bitcoin bulls favored in $22.6B BTC monthly options expiry, but bears still lurk
Cointelegraph·2025/09/24 22:15
OranjeBTC Bitcoin Purchase Hits $385M in Latin America
coinfomania·2025/09/24 20:33
Native Markets Launches USDHL Stablecoin on Hyperliquid with Surging Initial Volume
In Brief USDHL, developed by Native Markets, launched on Hyperliquid with strong initial trading. The stablecoin is backed by cash, U.S. Treasury securities, and issues on HyperEVM. USDHL aims to retain liquidity and support ecosystem growth within Hyperliquid.
Cointurk·2025/09/24 18:48
Bitcoin (BTC) Mirrors Past Correction Patterns – Is a Rebound on the Horizon?
CoinsProbe·2025/09/24 18:24
Hyperliquid (HYPE) Dips To Test Key Support – Will This Pattern Trigger a Bounce Back?
CoinsProbe·2025/09/24 18:24
ether.fi (ETHFI) To Rise Higher? Key Breakout and Retest Signaling Potential Upside Move
CoinsProbe·2025/09/24 18:24
Is Sei (SEI) Gearing Up for a Bullish Rally? This Emerging Fractal Pattern Is Saying Yes!
CoinsProbe·2025/09/24 18:24
Pyth announces the launch of Pyth Pro: Reshaping the market data supply chain
Pyth Pro aims to provide institutions with a transparent and comprehensive data perspective, covering all asset classes and geographic regions in global markets, eliminating inefficiencies, blind spots, and rising costs in the traditional market data supply chain.
深潮·2025/09/24 13:36
Stablecoins + Quality Tokens + New Perpetual DEX: An Investment Portfolio Sharing from a Humble Airdrop Hunter
How to build an all-weather cryptocurrency investment portfolio in both bull and bear markets?
深潮·2025/09/24 13:36
Boom, Bust, and Escape: The Disillusionment of Traditional VCs in Web3
Crypto is never about belief; it's merely a footnote to the cycle.
深潮·2025/09/24 13:35
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- 01:24Federal Reserve's Daly: Further rate cuts may be necessaryJinse Finance reported that San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly stated on Wednesday that she "fully supports" the Fed's decision to cut interest rates last week and indicated that further rate cuts may be needed in the future. Speaking about last week's rate cut, Daly said: "Economic growth, consumer spending, and the labor market have all slowed, while inflation has risen less than expected, mainly still concentrated in industries directly affected by tariffs. Economic risks have shifted, and it is time to take action. Looking ahead, further policy adjustments may be necessary to restore price stability while providing the necessary support for the labor market." However, she added that the Fed's forecasts are not commitments, and its goal remains to maintain maximum employment and price stability. Daly previously stated that two 25-basis-point rate cuts this year are a reasonable forecast, and on Wednesday she did not update this view.
- 01:24Paxos newly mints 150 million PYUSD on EthereumAccording to Jinse Finance, Whale Alert monitoring shows that about 4 hours ago, Paxos minted an additional 150 million PYUSD on Ethereum.
- 01:24Trump's Attitude Towards Ukraine Shifts Dramatically; Analysis Suggests Only a Change in Rhetoric, Not PolicyAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, an analysis by The Wall Street Journal stated that Trump praised the performance of the Ukrainian military at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday and mocked Russia's military efforts. However, half a year ago, he told Zelensky that "you do not have the advantage" in the war against Russia. U.S. officials said that Trump's move was partly intended to pressure Putin into reaching an agreement, as there has been little substantive progress toward a ceasefire since last month's "Putin-Trump meeting" in Alaska. Sources familiar with the matter said that Trump has recently been spending time with U.S. officials who have long advocated for a tougher stance on Ukraine, and they pointed out that Russia has made little progress in recent years. Trump was also informed that a planned Ukrainian offensive would require U.S. intelligence support. Officials said that Trump has only changed his rhetoric for now, not his policy. He is still approving arms sales to Ukraine but restricts Ukraine from using U.S.-made weapons to attack Russian territory. It is still unclear whether Trump's change in tone will translate into a policy shift.