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- 06:18Crypto donation platform The Giving Block has processed nearly 100 million USD in crypto donations this yearAccording to Jinse Finance, citing Cryptonews, crypto donation platform The Giving Block has processed nearly $100 million in crypto donations so far this year. Bitcoin remains the top donated asset on the platform this year, followed by stablecoins USDT, USDC, and RLUSD. By the end of 2025, crypto donations have provided food for 28.5 million children, given 357,000 people access to clean water, and successfully treated 22,160 animals.
- 06:13SpaceComputer secures $10 million in funding, co-led by Maven11 and LatticeJinse Finance reported, citing The Defiant, that the satellite-based blockchain verification layer SpaceComputer has completed a $10 million seed round of financing. The round was co-led by Maven11 and Lattice, with participation from Superscrypt, the Arbitrum Foundation, Nascent, Offchain Labs, Hashkey, and Chorus One. Individual investors include Marc Weinstein, Jason Yanowitz, and Ameen Soleimani. The funds will be used to build and launch the first batch of satellites and their onboard secure computing hardware. These satellite units, called SpaceTEE, will operate secure blockchain and cryptographic tasks from space, develop network software, satellite coordination systems, and provide confidential computing and secure record-keeping services.
- 06:11Analysis: Derivatives market reflects a reversal in bearish sentiment for Bitcoin, with bullish demand on the riseAccording to ChainCatcher, despite bitcoin experiencing a price pullback of up to 36% since reaching its all-time high, bitcoin's implied volatility has remained at a relatively controllable level. This change reflects that as bitcoin gradually becomes institutionalized, its risk transmission mechanism is being reshaped. In its early stages, bitcoin's value was mainly driven by speculative traders who sought to profit from its frequent and significant price fluctuations. The derivatives market as a whole reflects a reversal in bearish sentiment. According to Coinglass data, demand for long positions in bitcoin perpetual contracts—a highly leveraged trading market commonly used by crypto traders—is currently rising, while the scale of open interest remains at a relatively moderate level. The funding rate for related contracts has turned positive, indicating that after dipping into negative territory earlier this week, bullish bets have once again become dominant. Deribit data shows that call options with a strike price of $100,000 have the highest open interest. In the previous week, the market was mainly focused on downside protection around $80,000 and $85,000. Spencer Hallarn, head of OTC trading at GSR, stated: "In the past few weeks, speculative long positions have significantly decreased, as evidenced by the decline in perpetual contract open interest and funding rates. This has also prepared the crypto market for the next round of upward movement."