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Can Succinct “PROVE” Its Listing Strength? Bullish Pennant and Accumulation Say Maybe
Newly listed PROVE is showing early strength on the charts and in token holdings. With low float and bullish structure, can it climb higher?
BeInCrypto·2025/08/06 01:26
Bitcoin and Ethereum traders prepare for August slump as put options dominate
CryptoSlate·2025/08/06 01:13

Bitcoin Windfall: UK Police Net $665,000 After Seized Crypto Surges
Lancashire Police have gained approximately $665,000 (£500,000) after Bitcoin, seized in a major fraud case, surged in value well beyond the stolen sum. Officers confiscated the Bitcoin from criminals who had converted stolen funds. Due to significant price increases, the financial outcome exceeded the original loss when the police recovered the assets. Bitcoin’s Value Surge … <a href="https://beincrypto.com/uk-police-bitcoin-fraud-windfall/">Continued</a>
BeInCrypto·2025/08/06 00:33

Algeria Implements Full Ban on Cryptocurrencies
Coinspaidmedia·2025/08/05 23:50

Japan’s FinTech Sector Could Triple by 2033
Coinspaidmedia·2025/08/05 23:50
Ethena USDe Stablecoin Sees Significant Market Cap Surge
Coinlive·2025/08/05 23:45
Acting CFTC Chair Initiates Crypto Spot Trading on DCMs
Coinlive·2025/08/05 23:45
SEC Grants Stablecoins Interim Cash Equivalent Status
Coinlive·2025/08/05 23:45
SEC Expands Bitcoin ETF Options, Reduces Volatility
Coinlive·2025/08/05 23:45
Bitcoin loses key support at $115,800 as altcoin traders capitulate, signaling fading risk appetite
CryptoSlate·2025/08/05 23:45
Flash
- 12:54US July Consumption and Inflation Both Rise, Weak Employment Data May Prompt Fed Rate CutAccording to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, U.S. consumer spending showed robust growth in July, and core PCE heated up as import tariffs drove up the prices of some goods. However, a softening labor market may not prevent the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates next month. Although a low layoff rate supports wage growth, Trump's tariff policy on imported goods has increased business costs, making employers reluctant to hire more staff. Government reports show that in the three months ending in July, the average monthly increase in employment was 35,000, far below the 123,000 during the same period in 2024.
- 12:41After the release of U.S. economic data, traders still expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in SeptemberChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, after the release of US economic data, short-term interest rate futures narrowed their earlier losses; traders still expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in September.
- 12:39The Federal Reserve says it will not defend itself at the Cook hearing.Jinse Finance reported that, according to market news released by Bloomberg analyst Walter Bloomberg, the Federal Reserve stated it will not defend itself at the Cook hearing and reiterated that it will comply with any court ruling.