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Missiles and Tech Crashes Shake Global Markets 💥 Asia woke to chaos as Israel’s airstrike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, killing a key commander, rattled markets. Oil and gold prices spiked as investors sought safety, while S&P 500 futures fell below 6,000. Crypto got hit hard—Bitcoin dropped ~3%, Ethereum ~9%—with traders rushing to hedge against more losses. Volatility surged ahead of the Fed’s next decision, and oil jumped 11% on fears of supply issues. Meanwhile, a major internet outage from Cloudflare and Google Cloud disrupted services like Spotify and Discord, dragging down tech stocks and exposing weak centralized systems. Despite heavy crypto liquidations, Bitcoin held up fairly well, and DeFi Development Corp’s $5B Solana investment signaled some optimism. Markets are now glued to Iran’s next move and any diplomatic progress. This is a messy mix of geopolitical drama and tech breakdowns. The market’s on pins and needles—one wrong move from Iran could make things uglier. Bitcoin’s holding its ground better than expected, which is a small win, but everything’s tied to these global risks, so expect more ups and downs. The internet outages are a red flag; centralized tech’s a liability when markets are already jittery. I’m hoping diplomacy pulls through, but it’s looking like a bumpy few days ahead. If you enjoy my content, feel free to follow me ❤️ #Binance #crypto2025 #IsraelIranConflict
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SharpLink Gaming’s Wild Ride: Ethereum Treasury Hype Crashes with SEC Filing Mix-Up 👀 SharpLink Gaming, a Minneapolis-based online gambling marketer, saw its stock tank over 70% in after-hours trading on Thursday after an SEC filing caused confusion. The company, which had recently soared to nearly $80 a share after raising $425 million to build an Ethereum treasury, filed an S-3 prospectus to potentially sell securities. A section of the filing seemed to suggest that investors from the PIPE (Private Investment in Public Equity) deal had dumped their shares, spooking the market. Ethereum co-founder and SharpLink Chairman Joseph Lubin clarified on X that the filing was just a standard procedure, not proof of actual sales, and that neither he nor his company, Consensys, sold any shares. SharpLink’s move to create an Ethereum treasury is part of a broader trend of public companies diving into crypto, inspired by MicroStrategy’s massive Bitcoin treasury success. This feels like a classic case of market overreaction fueled by misunderstanding. SharpLink’s stock was riding high on Ethereum hype, but the SEC filing’s fine print clearly spooked investors who didn’t dig deeper. Lubin’s explanation makes sense—S-3 filings are routine for companies post-PIPE, and assuming a mass sell-off was a leap. That said, the 70% plunge shows how jittery crypto-linked stocks can be, especially when regulatory filings are involved. SharpLink’s Ethereum treasury idea is bold, but they’ll need to communicate better to avoid these kinds of meltdowns. It’s a bumpy road, but if they can stabilize and execute, this could still be an interesting play in the crypto treasury trend. If you enjoy my content, feel free to follow me ❤️ #Binance #crypto2025
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Aptos: The Blockchain Powering the Future of Fast, Cheap, Global Payments 🔥 #Aptos is stepping up as a game-changer for global payments, leveraging stablecoins to move money faster, cheaper, and more efficiently than outdated systems like SWIFT. Traditional finance is slow, expensive, and bogged down by intermediaries, handling over $190 trillion in cross-border transactions annually on creaky infrastructure. Stablecoins, with $250 billion in liquidity and $7.6 trillion in payment transactions in 2024, are changing that. Aptos, with its high-speed blockchain, processes transactions in under a second for fractions of a cent, supporting major stablecoins like USDC and driving over $30 billion in monthly volume. It’s built for real-world use cases: instant cross-border transfers, global payroll, merchant payments without hefty fees, and even micropayments for creators or IoT. Its programmable smart contracts let developers innovate, making finance borderless and always-on. I’m genuinely impressed by Aptos’ potential to shake up global finance. The numbers—sub-second transactions, dirt-cheap fees, and billions in stablecoin volume—are hard to ignore. It’s tackling a real problem: the world’s financial systems are stuck in the Stone Age compared to how fast we move data today. Stablecoins on Aptos feel like a natural evolution, and the real-world use cases, like cutting out 3% card fees or enabling instant global payroll, are exciting. That said, I’m curious how it’ll compete with established players like Ethereum or Solana, and whether regulatory hurdles might slow it down. Still, Aptos looks like a serious contender for making money move as seamlessly as a text message. If you enjoy my content, feel free to follow me ❤️ #Binance #crypto2025
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US-China Trade Eases, but Global Tensions Keep Markets on Edge 👀 The US and China are nearing a trade deal, with Trump scaling back tariff hikes to a 55% mix of reciprocal, fentanyl-related, and legacy tariffs, though tech export restrictions, especially on chips, signal ongoing supply chain splits. Middle East tensions spike as the US pulls diplomats amid fears of an Israeli strike on Iranian nuclear sites, driving Brent crude up 7-9% and pushing investors toward safer assets. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hints at delaying tariff deadlines and promotes a pro-industry bill, while brushing off Fed chair rumors. Trump pushes for a full-point Fed rate cut after weak CPI data. In crypto, institutional interest grows—GameStop considers Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs see strong inflows, and Solana ETFs near approval. This is a mixed bag of hope and headaches. The US-China trade thaw is a win, but the tech war and Middle East risks are keeping markets jittery. Bessent’s playing a smart game, balancing growth and caution, but Trump’s rate-cut pressure could stir trouble if it backfires. The crypto surge is a bright spot—big players jumping in shows it’s going mainstream. Still, with oil spiking and geopolitics heating up, I’d stay cautious and keep some powder dry for safer bets. If you enjoy my content, feel free to follow me ❤️ #Binance #crypto2025 #TrumpTariffs
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