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[Spot Gold Rises Above $4,330/oz, Up 0.7% Intraday] Spot gold rises above $4,330/oz, up 0.7% intraday.
[Analysis: Bitcoin's all-platform leverage ratio drops to the lowest point since May this year] Analyst @alicharts, citing CryptoQuant data, stated that Bitcoin's all-platform leverage ratio has dropped to the lowest point since May this year and the '1011' crash, indicating strong risk-averse sentiment in the current market.
[A whale opens a new $17 million ETH position with 8x leverage] A whale who closed an ETH long position yesterday with 7x leverage, incurring a loss of $3.34 million, has opened a new position in the past 30 minutes, using 8x leverage to establish a $17 million ETH position.
[Bitunix: U.S. Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.4%, BTC Faces Concentrated Liquidation Pressure Above] The U.S. unemployment rate has risen to 4.4%, indicating a stagnant labor market. Bitcoin's trend has entered a consolidation phase, with concentrated liquidation pressure above at 90,144, 91,000, and 91,300, while the key support level below is 87,500. Bitunix analysts point out that central bank interest rate decisions in the second half of the month may redefine liquidity expectations for 2026.
The deal achieved T+0 settlement on a permissioned distributed ledger rather than a public blockchain, reflecting a growing regional shift toward regulated digital bond infrastructure. What to know : Doha Bank completed a $150 million digital bond using Euroclear’s distributed ledger infrastructure, highlighting a preference for regulated DLT systems over public blockchains for institutional tokenized debt. The bond was listed on the London Stock Exchange’s International Securities Market, achieving same-day settlement through a permissioned DLT platform. The transaction is part of a regional effort to modernize capital markets infrastructure by integrating DLT into existing systems rather than creating new crypto-native systems.
[Brazilian Federal Police Launch Operation Kryptolaundry to Combat Crypto Money Laundering Involving 2.7 Billion Reais] The Brazilian Federal Police recently launched the 'Operation Kryptolaundry' in the Federal District, aimed at cracking down on criminal networks using crypto assets for illegal fundraising and money laundering. The operation executed 24 search warrants and 9 preventive arrests, involving 45 individuals and companies, with a total amount of 2.7 billion reais (approximately $500 million) implicated, of which 404 million reais were identified as illicit gains. The court has ordered the freezing of assets up to 685 million reais and the seizure of properties involved in the case. The subjects of the investigation face charges of financial crimes, money laundering, and organized crime.