Looking forward! | br_ning on Binance Square

Trending Articles

Bookmarked and Liked

--

Looking forward! 

Richard Teng

--

Started the morning of Day 2 of #Token2049 with a round of great interviews.

Always valuable to exchange perspectives with key voices in the industry.

Looking forward to the rest of a packed day!

Disclaimer: Includes third-party opinions. No financial advice. May include sponsored content. See T&Cs.

19

0

Explore the latest crypto news

⚡️ Be a part of the latests discussions in crypto

💬 Interact with your favorite creators

👍 Enjoy content that interests you

Email / Phone number

Relevant Creator

@Brytomotive

Explore More From Creator

Aptos Levels Up: Real-World Assets Go Big on Blockchain! 🔥 This blurb is basically hyping up how #Aptos is crushing it with real-world assets (#RWA s) – think stuff like stocks, bonds, or real estate turned into digital tokens on the chain. It’s got backing from heavy hitters in traditional finance like BlackRock, FTDA, Securitize, and Apollo Global. They’ve already got over a dozen live tokenized products from six different providers, RWAs have grown 300% year-over-year, and there’s more than $720 million worth buzzing onchain right now. The kicker? “Real World Aptos is real” – like, no hype, it’s actually happening. This is super cool and shows crypto isn’t just meme coins anymore – it’s blending with old-school finance in a big way. If these numbers hold up, $APT could be a game-changer for making investments more accessible and efficient. I’m optimistic, but let’s see if the growth keeps rolling without hitting regulatory speed bumps! If you enjoy my content, feel free to follow me ❤️ #Binance #crypto2025

--

Foggy Data, Clear Opportunities 👀 With the U.S. government data on pause due to the shutdown, markets are basically flying blind — relying on private reports, Fed speeches, and vibes. The economy still looks “soft but not broken,” keeping hopes alive for mild Fed rate cuts instead of a full-on pivot. Yesterday’s dip was more traders adjusting their positions than real panic. Yields rose a bit, USD got stronger, and overhyped AI stocks took a breather — while gold smashed through $4,000, boosted by fears over government gridlock and a possibly “too-friendly” Fed. Interestingly, both gold and BTC might benefit if the Fed becomes more tolerant of inflation. In Asia, Japan’s political win triggered a Nikkei rally and a weaker yen — good news for Asian risk assets and potentially for crypto liquidity during Asian hours. Meanwhile, the AI capex boom keeps markets alive — from huge data-center builds to the OpenAI–AMD partnership. But all that power demand is pushing up electricity costs, adding quiet inflation pressure that could change how energy investments flow long-term. Labor’s cooling, but not crashing — job data’s messy right now due to reporting delays. So, markets are using alternative data to fill in the blanks. Even with the data blackout, the message is clear — the economy’s not falling apart. Gold looks strong, $BTC dips are opportunities, and the AI hype train’s still rolling. The only thing really in the dark right now… is the data itself. If you enjoy my content, feel free to follow me ❤️ #Binance #crypto2025

--

#USD1 is now live on #Aptos 🦅 #Binance #crypto2025

--

Bitcoin’s Wild Weekend Ride: Retail Power Pushes Past 125K Without Big Institutions 🐳 $BTC smashed through 125k over a thin weekend market, but this time it wasn’t the usual big institutions like ETFs or whales driving it—more like everyday traders and non-institutional folks piling in. No fresh “orange dots” from MicroStrategy’s Saylor, and ETF inflows were on hold. Unlike the last couple of times it broke 123k, there wasn’t a big sell-off afterward, hinting that major holders are chilling or waiting for more upside. Leveraged perpetuals are super hot (funding rates at 35% on Deribit), which means traders are betting big on the rally, but that could lead to a nasty shakeout like the $3B liquidation we saw recently. Options players are scrambling to adjust their bets higher to 126k-128k for end-October. Overall, it’s fueled by stuff like gold’s strength making BTC look like a safe haven, the US government shutdown adding uncertainty, October’s typical bull vibes, and super low BTC on exchanges (six-year lows, so scarcity feels real). But to keep climbing, it’ll need those institutions to jump back in after their huge $3.2B inflows last week. This feels legit exciting—retail demand holding strong at these nosebleed levels shows BTC’s got real staying power beyond just Wall Street hype. That said, a 12% weekly jump without massive news screams “could be overcooked,” and if funding rates stay this wild, a quick dip might hit to flush out the weak hands. I’m optimistic for more gains if macros cooperate, but I’d watch for institutional signals before going all-in; otherwise, it might just consolidate and bore everyone for a bit. If you enjoy my content, feel free to follow me ❤️ #Binance #crypto2025

--

#USD1 is coming to #Aptos 🌐 If you know, you know 👀

--

Latest News

Bitcoin(BTC) Drops Below 120,000 USDT with a 2.67% Decrease in 24 Hours

--

Precious Metals Surge Amid U.S. Dollar Decline, Bitcoin Gains Attention

--

U.S. Government Shutdown Impacts Cryptocurrency Policy Progress

--

Investor Faces Significant Losses Despite Holding Large Positions

--

U.S. Senate Rejects Funding Plans Amid Government Shutdown

--

Cookie Preferences

Cookie Preferences