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Tonight, SpaceX @SpaceX’s first batch of 910 million shares that were unbanned is here. The float will expand from 640 million shares to 1.55 billion shares!
What’s interesting is that recently about 32.2% of the tradable shares were shorted, around $23 billion.
Forbes analysis: sooner or later, the shorts will have to buy back shares to close their positions. The unblocking gives them more stock they can borrow, allowing them to quietly retreat.
It’s time to sanction the short sellers, @elonmusk!
The first U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF has to shut down and be liquidated. Hashdex Bitcoin ETF ( code $DEFI ) stopped trading on August 17.
It manages assets of $14.7 million, compared with BlackRock’s IBIT, whose net assets are as high as $47.08 billion.
Its total management fee revenue for the quarter is $6,453—over a year, it comes to just over $25,000. In the U.S., that isn’t even enough to pay a fund manager’s salary.
Honestly, the fact that they launched it with this code doesn’t sound very lucky. DeFi? If you don’t go under, who will? 🤣
The Coldcard theft case has more follow-up, and this time it’s even more awkward.
A security team went through more than 390 open-source BTC repositories and uncovered 85 serious vulnerabilities.
I’ve always felt that the biggest problem with hardware wallets isn’t that they’re insecure—it’s that they give people a false sense of absolute security.
Everyone will say “not your keys, not your coins,” but few people say the second half: your keys may also have been generated by someone else.
Long before, Jeni had already thought that with AI being this powerful now, if we use it to scan the vulnerabilities in past DeFi projects, wouldn’t that be one sweep after another?
I’ll say this: over 60% of Web3.0 projects today have vulnerabilities—it just depends on who discovers them first.
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📊 Gold $4,272 | Crude Oil $74.95 | DXY 99.65 | Fear & Greed 39 Fear | BTC.D 58.82% | Total Market Cap $2.20T
Headlines: ① US July ADP employment came in at only +44K, far below expectations; June was revised down to +95K, weakening the labor market outlook ② The US and Japan jointly intervened in the yen for about $87B; USD/JPY fell 4.3%; S&P 500 closed 8/4 at 7,737, near highs ③ Trump: The US-Iran deal will be clarified within 48 hours; Houthi attacks on Saudi oil tankers open a risk window ④ Lummis: Before the Senate’s August recess, votes on the CLARITY Act will be held; CryptoQuant says BTC/ETH/XRP whale addresses are continuously accumulating
⚠️ Risks: The 48-hour US-Iran window; escalation of US-China trade countermeasures; delays in the CLARITY Act vote; weak ADP + yen intervention may trigger cross-market position liquidations
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Apple, to cut iPhone costs, approached ChangXin to reduce the price of LPDDR5X, but was directly rejected. According to reports from Korean media, ChangXin’s quote was even higher than Samsung and SK hynix.
The most skilled bargain-hunter in the world—when it comes to memory, can’t drive prices down anymore.
The reason: Huawei and Xiaomi are bulk-buying in China on a large scale—awesome domestic strength!
It also indirectly shows that this storage cycle hasn’t ended yet. Keep the music going, keep the dancing!
Who is bringing a complaint against this official in the court hall?
Two senators directly dragged $TRUMP to the SEC.
The letter says this thing is no different from a rug pull—insiders made a killing, and retail traders in total lost 3.8 billion.
It fell 98% from its peak. A million wallets—average loss of $3,800 per wallet.
As for that 3.8 billion loss by retail traders, honestly, when you’re going into a coin like this, everyone knows what you’re gambling on in your heart. At least, I got blocked early.
Yesterday they were still saying $SPCX $110, saying they would copy it out as a sign of respect; during the day it surged to $130. Once the earnings report came out, the stock went straight into a waterfall, and then—steadily and safely—it delivered everyone back up like a rocket, right back to recovery.
The data is actually good: revenue was 7.81 billion, doubling year over year. EPS loss was 0.09, which is way better than the expected loss of 0.26. EBITDA was 3.5 billion, beating expectations by 75%.
But the quarterly capital expenditures were 18.4 billion; the previous quarter was only 10.1 billion. That’s an 80% quarter-over-quarter increase. And 18.4 billion is 2.36 times that quarter’s revenue.
Meaning: earn 1 dollar and spend 2.4 dollars.
What’s interesting is that @SpaceX CFO said on the call that the money put into the AI part would break even in less than a year.
If it’s really that sweet, then how did the net loss of 500 million come about? 🤣
🟠 BTC $64,020|+0.73% Resistance $64,924 / $65,608|Support $63,733 / $61,230 1H Bollinger band upper rail around $64.2k; before the breakout, shorts hold the edge
🔵 ETH $1,868|+0.29% Resistance $1,897 / $1,949|Support $1,808 / $1,692 Mixed on the daily chart—only flips long above $1,897
🟡 BNB $594|+0.73% Resistance $603 / $620|Support $583 / $562 As long as $597 isn’t broken, shorts have a slight edge
—— Macro —— Gold $4,128 (-0.59%) | Crude Oil $75.24 (-0.70%) | DXY 99.88 | Fear & Greed 37 | BTC.D 58.75% | Total market cap $2.19T (+0.51%)
—— News —— · Outlook for the Hormuz Agreement heats up; U.S. stocks rise across the board (S&P 500 / Dow both nearing previous highs), Brent slips below $80 · BlackRock announces an ETHA 1:3 reverse split on Oct. 1; trading cost 7bp → 2bp · Coldcard hardware wallet vulnerability totals losses of about $130 million; AI audits (Kimi K3 / Codex 5.6 / Claude Fable) all failed to identify it
🔵 ETH Neutral (Long/Short 49/51) Short $1,882-$1,897 → Target $1,848|Stop-loss $1,925 (R/R 1.17) Long $1,841-$1,856 → Target $1,890|Stop-loss $1,813 (R/R 1.17)
🟡 BNB Neutral-to-bearish (52%) Short $593-$597 → Target $583|Stop-loss $606 (R/R 1.09) Long $581-$585 → Target $595|Stop-loss $572 (R/R 1.09)
⚠️ Risk: Ongoing escalation of hardware wallet security incidents; after several days of highs in U.S. stocks, if a pullback occurs, risk assets may unwind together (no FOMC this week; the last one was 9/15–16)
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent: We may reach an Iran deal as soon as tomorrow, to open the Strait of Hormuz.
Looks like old Bessent has learned well from Trump; we might reach it, or we might not. It could be reached on Tuesday or Wednesday, or Iran could deny it on Thursday or Friday.
Of course, even if we do reach a deal, it might be ripped up immediately afterward—because at the end of the day, it’s just to mess with you!~🤪
BMNR @BitMNR bought another 10,399 shares of $ETH last week at an average price of $1840, worth about $19.1 million. Currently, holdings have reached 5,797,813 shares, accounting for about 4.8% of the circulating supply of $ETH (up against the 5% target—only one step away).
Compared with that, Strategy sold just 1,638 shares of $BTC last week, paying out dividends.
Same is a treasury company, and I didn’t expect the one who stuck with it to the end to be the little胖子 Tom @fundstrat. Sorry—you’re the real micro strategist!
SpaceX will release its first quarterly earnings report after going public at 4:30 a.m. tomorrow.
And on August 6, the first wave of unlocks will arrive—expected at 910 million shares, worth over $100 billion.
MaSheng will still be calling trades, hinting that this level could be a reversal (buy) point. $SPCX ultimately still wasn’t able to break below the $100 mark.
What’s interesting is that Morgan Stanley continues to maintain a target price of $SPCX at $300, broken down as: AI $152, Starlink $128, rockets $8, X and Grok $12.
And the current price is $116—lower than Morgan Stanley’s Starlink estimate of $128, effectively bundling and gifting both AI and rockets.
No more to say—first I’ll copy it, respectfully!? 🫣
【Macro】 Gold $4,067|Crude oil $80.25|DXY 100.02|Fear & Greed 35 (Fear)|BTC.D 58.54%|Total market cap $2.17T This week is the nonfarm week: a run of JOLTS/ADP/Initial Claims/NFP; the dollar’s worst monthly performance since April; OPEC+ plans to increase production by 188k barrels/day in September; tensions around the Strait of Hormuz remain.
【News】 ① Binance announced the delisting of 6 coins on 8/17: ACX/HFT/PIVX/PYR/VANRY/VIC ② Japan and the U.S. jointly intervened in the yen for the first time in 15 years; yen carry unwind brings hidden sell-pressure ③ Last week, U.S. spot crypto ETFs saw net outflows of $30.72M; BlackRock increased its holdings against the trend by 1,395 BTC and 30,179 ETH
【Strategy】 🟠 BTC Slightly bearish (62%)|200-week MA is stuck/flat; liquidity tightens in the nonfarm week Go long $62,202-62,710→$63,796|Stop loss $61,269 Go short $63,542-64,050→$62,456|Stop loss $65,011
🔵 ETH Slightly bearish (55%)|Dense resistance around $1,878; ETH/BTC ratio is consolidating Go long $1,840-1,854→$1,876|Stop loss $1,812 Go short $1,869-1,884→$1,847|Stop loss $1,912
🟡 BNB Slightly bearish (55%)|Resistance zone at $594-607; delisting list is a near-term negative for ecosystem sentiment Go long $579-583→$593|Stop loss $570 Go short $590-595→$581|Stop loss $604
⚠️ Risk: Tuesday’s JOLTS data + 30Y U.S. Treasuries at a 5.27% high level → if weakness continues, the rate-cut debate may heat up; hidden sell-pressure from yen carry unwind.
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Jenni learns: Strategy @Strategy last week sold 1,637 BTC at an average selling price of $63,957, cashing out about $104 million. Basically, this is a small peak.
In the past, the buy points couldn’t be separated from MicroStrategy; now the sell points are also largely thanks to him dumping on the market.
According to his previous Bitcoin monetization plan, if he sells another $1 billion, it should be about enough.
Hope the straightforward Saylor @saylor keeps his word!
Korean stock market disaster is moving on to the arrest stage.
Bro, with your name—Kim Yong-bum—and you’re a financial criminal, who would they arrest if not you?
It turns out it was the opposition party’s former city councilor who filed a complaint with the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office. There are three charges; at the moment, it’s just reported—no conviction yet.
The spark was a single stock-leveraged ETF. The Financial Services Commission said there were risks, yet he still pushed it. As a result, SK Hynix fell 46% from its peak.
Hurry up and rescue the market, you Korean bastards!
These days, even cold wallets aren’t safe anymore?
Several attacks on the Coldcard hardware wallet: a total of 1,367 $BTC, about $88.6 million, with 4,585 addresses stolen.
The issue lies in a randomness flaw in the 2021 firmware: the seed is predictable.
What I hate most is this hardware-wallet marketing: equating “offline” directly with “secure,” selling faith at a premium for a slab of plastic. Going offline only solves one way of getting stolen—being robbed over the network—and it can’t fix the manufacturer’s own buggy code.
Back in the DeFi days, Jeni bought a few cold wallets. They’re still gathering dust in a drawer now, and most of his assets are still stored on exchanges.
Honestly, right now, exchanges are safer than 90% of cold wallets.