1. The Rise and Risks of Bitcoin Treasury Companies

The era of treasury companies has arrived. Now, more than 150 listed companies worldwide have announced themselves as Bitcoin treasury companies and are going to great lengths to raise capital, with the sole purpose of purchasing more Bitcoin. Click to read.

2. Pantera's Entry into the SOL Reserve Plan Why Do Giants Favor SOL?

On August 25, 2025, companies such as Pantera, Sharps Technology, DeFi Development Corp, Galaxy Digital, Multicoin, and Jump Crypto expressed optimism about SOL and created a SOL treasury. Solana attracted attention overnight. Click to read.

3.Bitwise: Bitcoin's Predictions for the Next Decade

This is a data-driven report published at the urging of some large financial institutions in the United States. The report lists Bitwise's predictions for Bitcoin's (BTC) returns, price, volatility, and correlation with other assets over the next decade. This week, Bitwise released the full research report. Click to read.

4. Flash Crash, 4 Billion Liquidation What Happened to Bitcoin and Ethereum?

Bitcoin experienced a "flash crash" after hitting a new high on Sunday, while Ethereum also plummeted sharply after reaching an all-time high. What exactly happened behind the "stunning upheaval" of these two major cryptocurrencies? Click to read.

5. The Impact of the Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Cuts on Financial Markets and the Economy

Against the backdrop of a global economic recovery coupled with uncertainty, the monetary policy direction of the Federal Reserve continues to stir the nerves of investors. The current date is August 25, 2025, and according to the latest data from the CME FedWatch tool, the next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting will be held on September 17, 2025. Currently, there is approximately an 82.9% probability that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 25 basis points (bps), while the probability of keeping rates unchanged is only about 17.1%. This expectation aligns with the fluctuations over the past month, gradually rising from a lower probability at the beginning of the year to the current high level. Other sources also show a similar trend, such as an 87.3% probability of a rate cut, reflecting market concerns about economic slowdown. Click to read.