Ekonomik Takvim – 4 Haziran 2025
Bugün piyasalarda önemli veriler açıklanacak 👇
15:15 – ADP Tarım Dışı İstihdam
Beklenti: 111K | Önceki: 62K
• Yüksek gelirse: USD güçlenir, kripto/hisselerde satış baskısı
• Düşük gelirse: $USD zayıflar, riskli varlıklarda alım gelebilir
16:45 – Hizmet #PMI
Beklenti: 52,3 | Önceki: 50,8
• Üstü: $USD güçlenir, S&P ve kripto baskı görebilir
• Altı: $USD zayıflar, alım rallisi tetiklenebilir
17:00 – ISM İmalat Dışı #PMI
Beklenti: 52,1 | Önceki: 51,6
• Güçlü veri $USD'yi destekler, kriptoda baskı oluşabilir
• Zayıf veri $USD’yi düşürür, riskli varlıklara yönelme olur
17:30 – Ham Petrol Stokları
• Stoklarda büyük azalış: Petrol yukarı, $USD zayıf
• Stok artışı: Petrol düşer, $USD güçlenir
🔔 Tüm bu saatlerde piyasalarda sert hareketler görebiliriz, dikkatli olmakta fayda var.
$BTC /USDT LONG TRADE SIGNAL – MOMENTUM BUILDING STRONG
Current Price: $105,729.08
24h High: $106,794.67
24h Low: $105,031.60
Volume: 12,882.85 BTC | 1.36B USDT
Why Long?
#Bitcoin has just printed a sharp bullish candle on the 5-minute chart, jumping from $105,264 to $105,734 in minutes, confirming strong intraday buying interest. The surge is backed by rising volume and clean breakout structure, with price pushing toward the 24h high.
If BTC holds above the $105,500 level, continuation toward the $106,500–$107,000 zone is likely.
Trade Setup
Entry Zone: $105,500 – $105,700
Target 1: $106,000
Target 2: $106,200
Target 3: $106,500
Stop-Loss: Below $105,280
Risk Management Tip: Secure partial profits near each target and trail your stop-loss accordingly.
Buy and Trade here on $BTC
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#Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has clarified the swirling rumors about the company’s alleged bid to acquire USDC stablecoin issuer Circle.
In an X post yesterday, fintech policy expert Chris Brummer summarized key takeaways from his fireside chat with Garlinghouse during the XRP Las Vegas conference.
According to the summary, Garlinghouse and Brummer discussed Ripple’s future direction and addressed rumors surrounding a potential acquisition of Circle.
Rumors of Ripple’s interest in acquiring Circle have been circulating since April. Multiple reports suggested that Circle rejected an initial offer from Ripple in the range of $4 billion to $5 billion, deeming it insufficient. Notably, subsequent reports claimed that Ripple raised its offer to between $10 billion and $20 billion.
Ripple Never Offered $10-$20B for Circle
However, according to Brummer, Garlinghouse refuted this claim at the XRP Las Vegas conference, denying that Ripple ever offered $10–$20 billion to acquire Circle.
While his statement implied that Ripple may have made an offer at some point, he did not disclose specific financial details. According to Brummer, Garlinghouse indicated that Ripple was not pursuing an outright takeover of Circle.
In the meantime, Circle has dismissed reports about potential plans to sell itself to Ripple. A spokesperson affiliated with the stablecoin issuer revealed that the company is currently focused on its long-term goals.
Weeks after denying the acquisition rumors, Circle filed for an IPO on the NYSE, offering 24 million Common A shares at $24 to $26 each.
Other Major Key Points From Garlinghouse
Meanwhile, Brummer also shared other key points Garlinghouse made at the conference.
RLUSD’s Use in Hidden Road
According to Brummer, Garlinghouse hinted that Ripple’s acquisition of Hidden Road signals deeper ambitions. The deal, which would see Hidden Road utilize RLUSD as a collateral asset for its prime brokerage services, signals Ripple’s intent to position RLUSD as an on-ledger collateral, not just another stablecoin...
#Crypto
Circle, the fintech powerhouse behind the popular stablecoin USDC, is set to determine the final pricing of its long-awaited initial public offering (IPO) today. This event marks a significant step not just for Circle, but for the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem seeking mainstream recognition and capital market validation.
Founded in 2013, Circle has grown to become one of the most influential companies in the digital asset space. Its flagship product, USD Coin (USDC), is the second-largest stablecoin by market capitalization and widely used for trading, payments, and decentralized finance (DeFi) applications. Circle’s IPO has been closely watched by both traditional investors and crypto enthusiasts as a bellwether for the future of blockchain-based financial services.
The IPO pricing will set the tone for the company’s valuation and signal investor appetite for crypto-related equities amid a market that is slowly recovering from the 2022 bear market. Analysts expect the IPO to provide insights into institutional confidence in blockchain technology and regulatory clarity surrounding stablecoins.
While the final valuation remains to be seen, early reports have hinted that Circle may be aiming for a multibillion-dollar valuation. The IPO is being coordinated through a traditional route rather than a SPAC (Special Purpose Acquisition Company), which Circle initially explored in 2022 before scrapping the plan.
Today's pricing decision could shape investor perception of the crypto industry's future—especially projects tied closely to regulated and fiat-backed digital assets. A successful pricing outcome might inspire more blockchain companies to pursue public listings, helping bridge the gap between crypto and Wall Street.
As the pricing is finalized, all eyes are now on how public markets will value one of crypto’s most pivotal infrastructure players. The result could either boost confidence in crypto-finance convergence or spark renewed debates about regulation, transparency, and long-term viability.
There's a huge transparency problem with airdrops in the space right now.
Projects come out to promise huge allocations to the community and then redirect the airdrops back to the founders and team members.
Meanwhile, the community that actually put in the work to test product features and yap about them for visibility ends up with peanuts.
The easiest way to spot it when these things happen is to check on-chain for wallets that had the highest allocations and compare that with what they did on-chain and the contribution to the projects. You'll realize that most of these airdrops end up back in the hands of the project (via bots).
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