09:09 2025-06-23
Sentora: 97,000 USD is an important support level for BTCSentora (formerly IntoTheBlock) said in a post that Bitcoin is re-testing the 100,000 dollar mark, and there is currently strong historical demand below that level. Data shows that about 1.60 million addresses bought 1.14 million bitcoins at an average price of $97,000, which forms a key support area in this backtest.
08:48 2025-06-23
Morgan Stanley strategist: Geopolitical-induced sell-offs usually subside quicklyAccording to Bloomberg, Morgan Stanley strategist Wilson said that while the US strike on Iran's nuclear facilities dominated the headlines, the sell-off triggered by geopolitical events was usually short-lived. After the US joined Israel in the attack over the weekend, the market reaction was relatively muted, with Brent crude rising as much as 5.7 per cent but giving up most of its gains on Monday. However, Iran may respond to the escalation by disrupting navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, an...
08:39 2025-06-23
Kazakhstan partners with Solana to establish a blockchain economic zoneAccording to News. Bitcoin, the Solana Foundation signed a memorandum of understanding with the government of Kazakhstan to establish the first blockchain economic zone in Central Asia, with the aim of promoting the development of tokenized capital markets, cultivating Web3 talents and attracting blockchain enterprises to settle down.
07:41 2025-06-23
Trader AguilaTrades lost more than $35 million in the past two weeks and never took profits during the floatAccording to Lookonchain monitoring, trader AguilaTrades has accumulated losses of more than $35 million in the past two weeks. After losing three consecutive long trades on BTC, AguilaTrades is currently turning short, and now he is once again losing $2.33 million. Looking back at AguilaTrades' trades, he always went long before the price rose, but kept increasing his positions during the price increase and never took a profit. When the price fell close to his clearing level, he was forced to l...
07:29 2025-06-23
Capital Economics: Japan PMI supports Bank of Japan to resume interest rate hikes in OctoberJapan's latest PMI data supports Capital Economics' view that the Bank of Japan could raise interest rates sooner rather than later. Japan's composite PMI rose to a four-month high of 51.4 in June. Both manufacturing and services PMIs edged up in June. Capital Economics economist Abhijit Surya wrote that the manufacturing output index points to a renewed acceleration in industrial production, while new export orders point to a modest increase in sales volumes. The services PMI is well above hist...