Bitget Daily Digest(8.5)|Fed’s Daly Says Rate Cuts Are Near, Potentially More Than Twice This Year; ETH ICO Whale Stops Year-long Selling, Starts Accumulating; Verb Technology Plans $558M Private Pla
Daily Outlook
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Spectral (SPEC): Around 3.62 million tokens to be unlocked today, representing 17.57% of current circulating supply.
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Ethena (ENA): Around 172 million tokens to be unlocked, equal to 2.70% of circulating supply.
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US June Trade Balance: Data to be released today, previous figure: -$71.5 billion.
Macro & Hot Topics
1. Fed’s Daly: Rate Cuts Are Approaching, More Than Two Cuts Possible This Year2. Hyperliquid Achieves All-Time High Trading Volume in July, Nearing $32B
3. Verb Technology Announces $558M PIPE, Plans First Listed TON Treasury Company
4. ETH ICO Whale Switches from Selling to Accumulating, Adds 13,600 ETH in Three Weeks
Market Performance
Institutional Views
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Greeks.Live: “ETH breaking $4,000 in the next two months will be key to sustaining the bull market.” Source
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CryptoQuant: “We expect two more rate cuts this year, which should provide two more major upside opportunities in this cycle’s bull market.” Source
News Highlights
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CME FedWatch: Odds of a September Fed rate cut rise to 94.4%.
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WSJ: White House to issue executive order to penalize banks discriminating against crypto companies and conservatives.
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Fed’s Daly: Rate cuts likely imminent, with odds of more than two cuts this year.
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Trump: Vows to significantly raise tariffs on Indian goods.
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France’s Right-wing Party: Proposes using surplus nuclear energy to mine Bitcoin.
Project Updates
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BONK: Burned 300B tokens early this morning.
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PUMPFUN: Testing “Rewards” on its website, volume incentives coming soon.
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Sky: Repurchased 16.55M SKY tokens with 1.39M USDS in the past week.
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SharpLink Gaming: Increased ETH holdings by 18,680 to total 498,884 ETH.
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Solana: Launches Seeker mobile device in 50+ countries/regions.
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Hyperliquid: July trading volume hits all-time high, near $32B.
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WOOFi: Burned over 2M WOO tokens.
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Cardano: Community approves “IOE Roadmap.”
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Lido Co-Founder: Contributor team to be reduced by about 15%.
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SEC vs Ripple: Legal experts say SEC response in the XRP case due in days.
X Trends
1. Crypto_Painter: BTC Spot Premium Drops, Bearish Sentiment Rising, but Technicals Remain Pressured
2. Millionaire Eric: Don’t Chase Breakouts—The Real Buy is on the Retest
3. AB Kuai.Dong: Ethereum in Institutional Accumulation Mode as SEC and Wall Street Backing Rises
4. Phyrex: US Stocks Recover as Trump’s Aggressive Policies Gain Focus; BTC Stable, All Eyes on September FOMC
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