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Lily Liu, President of the Solana Foundation, is looking beyond meme coins to establish Solana as the infrastructure for what she calls “internet capital markets.” In an exclusive interview with BeInCrypto and a presentation at the 2025 Web3 Festival in Hong Kong, Liu outlined her vision for blockchain technology’s role in democratizing financial access. From …
Ethereum teeters near key levels, facing mounting bearish pressure and potential $342M liquidations as TVL and price momentum weaken.
Despite a 30% drop and rising skepticism, SUI holds above the $2.00 support level. Traders remain cautious, but a bounce from $2.22 could signal a reversal.
Solana’s recent rally lacks strong demand, with bearish indicators suggesting a potential decline. Traders' sentiment remains predominantly short, signaling a risk of price drops, especially if support levels fail.
Markets rallied after mainstream media outlets shared a fake news story about a three-month tariff pause, and some say this is a good sign.
Despite Onyxcoin's stagnant performance and a bearish RSI, whale addresses continue to hold, showing confidence in a potential recovery if market conditions shift.
- 06:19Data: Last Week's U.S. Bitcoin ETF Purchases Nearly Six Times Miners' OutputPANews, May 5th: According to data released by the asset allocation platform HODL15Capital, in the past week, spot Bitcoin ETFs listed in the United States have purchased a total of approximately 18,644 Bitcoins. Meanwhile, considering the mining efficiency after Bitcoin halving (about 450 Bitcoins per day), global miners have produced only about 3,150 Bitcoins in total. This means that the purchase volume of ETFs is almost six times the miners' output during the same period. According to data from Farside Investors, these Bitcoin ETFs have achieved a net capital inflow of approximately $1.8 billion over the past five trading days, further indicating the continued interest of institutions and investors. Among them, BlackRock's IBIT fund continues to lead in terms of capital inflow. Nate Geraci, president of ETF Store, commented that despite facing distribution channel limitations, the spot Bitcoin ETF market size is approaching $110 billion.
- 06:19BlackRock's BUIDL Fund Invests $2.7 Billion in Ethereum EcosystemAccording to ChainCatcher, as reported by Tokocrypto News, the tokenized money market fund BUIDL (USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund) of the world's largest asset management company BlackRock has reached an investment scale of approximately $2.7 billion in the Ethereum ecosystem, accounting for 92% of its total assets. The fund was launched in March 2024, with its asset size rapidly growing from an initial $667 million to the current $2.7 billion. BUIDL is a tokenized money market fund that provides institutional investors with investment opportunities in liquid assets such as U.S. Treasury bonds and repurchase agreements, with each BUIDL token pegged 1:1 to the dollar. In addition to Ethereum, BlackRock has also expanded BUIDL to seven other blockchain networks, including Solana, Aptos, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Optimism, and Polygon, to achieve better efficiency and scalability.
- 06:17Prepare for Trump's "Barrage" When the Fed Doesn't Cut Rates This WeekAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, citing Forexlive, the independent Federal Reserve is certain to keep interest rates unchanged this week. There is no doubt that the economy is weakening, but not to the extent that would force policymakers to overreact. Especially with price pressures (particularly personal consumption expenditures) still persisting. In this context, the potential impact of tariffs will certainly keep the Fed on alert. As it stands, the market has not priced in a rate cut for this week. Powell reiterated over the weekend that he has no intention of removing Powell, but note that he also took time over the weekend to write: "Without inflation, the Fed should lower rates!!" Therefore, if the Fed does not do so this week, we will see how sharp Trump's gaze will be on Powell. I do not rule out the possibility that Trump will once again fiercely criticize Powell for this decision, which will only bring us back to the merry-go-round.