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A new short-selling narrative targets trillion-dollar giants like Nvidia and TSMC. By amplifying minor technical or supply chain details, actors create a story of broader project delays, forcing companies into a no-win PR situation that can sway stock prices. This controversy-driven tactic poses risks to market integrity.
Read MoreNext week will see significant token unlocks, including ARB (~$8.5M) and STRK (~$3.9M). These events may impact market liquidity and price action, requiring close attention from traders and investors monitoring supply dynamics.
Read MoreCITIC Securities research indicates strong performance in AI computing hardware, as seen in China's computer sector interim reports. AI servers and infrastructure show robust growth, while software firms recover. Overseas model iterations are accelerating practical applications, driving inference-side computing demand and commercialization.
Read MoreThe stablecoin market experienced its largest monthly contraction since the Terra collapse in June, shedding $7.7 billion. Despite short-term pressure, the pullback is milder than the 2022 crypto winter, and major financial institutions remain optimistic about the sector's long-term trillion-dollar potential.
Read MoreA new Wall Street Journal survey finds the U.S.-Iran conflict's economic impact is milder than feared, with growth forecasts revised up. However, inflation has become more persistent, with core PCE projections raised, significantly limiting the Fed's room for interest rate cuts.
Read MoreIsrael's parliament has scheduled elections for October 27, with the current Knesset completing its full four-year term on July 17. This marks the first time in nearly 40 years elections are held on the legally mandated date, signaling a return to political stability and potentially the first full-term government in over five decades.
Read MoreA drone strike on Enerhodar, the satellite city of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, killed 4 and injured 4, according to Russian authorities. Russia accuses Ukrainian forces of the attack, raising urgent concerns about nuclear safety in the conflict zone. Ukraine has not yet commented.
Read MoreUniswap is generating approximately $5.2 million in daily fees, placing it among the top revenue-generating crypto protocols. This surpasses most major DeFi and on-chain applications, highlighting the DEX's dominant position and economic significance within the ecosystem.
Read MoreMultiple explosions were reported along Iran's southern coastline near the strategic Port of Bandar Abbas and Qeshm Island, according to Iranian media. The cause remains unclear, raising immediate concerns over regional security in the Persian Gulf.
Read MoreNearly half of Nasdaq 100 stocks have fallen over 20% from highs, yet 64% remain above their 200-day average. This divergence highlights a narrowing market rally increasingly reliant on a handful of large-cap leaders.
Read MoreIran launched an attack on a US missile base in Kuwait, damaging ATACMS systems. Iran's president framed it as part of an economic war requiring public support, while Israel's PM warned of potential US military action if Iran breaks commitments. The strike marks a major escalation in regional tensions.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals a whale deposited ~$107M in collateral to borrow ~$71M on a DeFi lending platform, maintaining a healthy factor of 1.31 while also staking governance tokens. This showcases a balanced leverage and risk management strategy.
Read MoreOn-chain analysis reveals a sophisticated DeFi whale maneuver involving over $280M in assets on lending protocol HyperlendX. The whale supplied collateral, borrowed against it, and staked protocol tokens to slash borrowing costs, showcasing advanced risk and yield management in decentralized finance.
Read MoreIran is advancing a new cooperative framework to manage the Strait of Hormuz, citing a memorandum with the US. Tehran has engaged with Oman and European states, denying any intent to block the strait and calling for direct consultations on the agreement's interpretation.
Read MoreMeta faces a $1.4 trillion lawsuit from four U.S. states, accused of using addictive algorithms that harm minors' mental health. Simultaneously, the EU demands Meta modify features like autoplay under the Digital Services Act, threatening fines of 6% of global revenue. Meta denies the allegations.
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