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USDT on-chain trading volume has reached a record high, indicating that the market may be about to experience significant volatility. The report shows a surge in USDT liquidity demand, suggesting that investors may be strategically accumulating. U.S. macroeconomic events such as the Federal Reserve interest rate decision and the non-farm payroll report will affect market trends. Summary generated by Mars AI. The accuracy and completeness of the content generated by the Mars AI model is still in the process of iterative updates.
MetaPlanet and other Bitcoin Treasury Companies face amplified volatility, with internal corporate decisions often driving deeper declines than Bitcoin itself. For investors, BTCTCs are a double bet on BTC and company execution.
- DeFi phishing attacks now account for 56.5% of breaches in 2025, surpassing technical exploits as the sector's top security threat. - 2025 phishing losses exceeded $410M, with AI-generated scams achieving 54% click-through rates and triggering market instability like the Venus Protocol $13.5M incident. - Investors must adopt institutional custody solutions, prioritize user education, and demand governance upgrades to combat phishing risks undermining DeFi's trustless model. - Cybercriminals increasingly
- -2025 institutional crypto demand shows Bitcoin ETFs rebounding with $33.6B holdings, while Ethereum ETFs face volatile inflows/outflows. - -Bitcoin's zero-yield model contrasts with Ethereum's 6% staking returns under the CLARITY Act, driving dual-asset allocation strategies. - -Ethereum's deflationary tokenomics and regulatory clarity attract 59% of institutions planning >5% crypto allocations in 2025. - -Solana/XRP ETFs gain traction with $311M combined inflows, reflecting diversification into high-gr
- 00:24Trump expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 25 basis points in September.ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, ahead of this week's important Federal Reserve meeting, U.S. President Trump expects a "substantial rate cut." The Federal Reserve is expected to take easing measures at this meeting, the first time in nine months. Trump stated: "I think there will be a substantial cut, and the timing for a rate cut is perfect." The market generally expects the Federal Reserve to cut rates by 25 basis points on September 18.
- 00:24Expectations for Fed Rate Cuts Rise, Global Asset Risk Appetite ReboundsChainCatcher news, according to Jinse Finance, a research report from Galaxy Securities pointed out that although the US August CPI data rebounded, it was generally in line with market expectations and inflation remains within a controllable range. Meanwhile, last week’s initial jobless claims unexpectedly rose to 263,000, hitting a nearly four-year high. This combination of signals has further strengthened market expectations that the Federal Reserve will start a rate-cutting cycle within the year. It is expected that the US dollar will weaken in the future, driving capital flows to non-US markets, especially emerging markets and high-yield assets, thereby increasing global risk appetite.
- 00:13Sources: BlackRock executives continue to rise in ranking for Federal Reserve Chair interviewsJinse Finance reported that, according to a U.S. government official, Rick Rieder, a senior executive at BlackRock, has been steadily rising in the list of candidates for the next Federal Reserve Chair. The official, who requested anonymity to discuss private meetings, stated that U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent held a wide-ranging two-hour interview with Rieder in New York last Friday, during which they discussed topics such as monetary policy, the Federal Reserve's organizational structure, and regulatory policies. The official emphasized that the selection process is still ongoing; so far, Bessent has interviewed 4 out of the 11 publicly known candidates and is expected to add 1 or 2 new candidates to the consideration list. Sources familiar with the Treasury Secretary's thinking revealed that Bessent was impressed by Rieder's extensive experience managing large teams in financial markets and his deep understanding of both micro and macroeconomics. The source stated that if Rieder were to lead the Federal Reserve, he would bring a steady approach and in-depth knowledge of non-bank financial institutions. Earlier last week, Rieder said in a CNBC interview that, based on his interpretation of economic indicators, he believes the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates by 50 basis points—twice the amount widely expected to be announced at this week's FOMC meeting. (Golden Ten Data)