Prices have broken through $6.80 per pound, and copper in London has also hit a new all-time high.
Behind this round of gains, the core logic is still twofold: on one side, supply is getting tighter and tighter; on the other, AI data centers, power grids, and new energy continue to drive copper demand.
Add in expectations of US tariffs, and more and more copper is being shipped to the US in advance, further squeezing supply in other regions.
Copper has risen this much already—are the markets once again pricing in the next round of inflation ahead of time?
Will crypto also react next? Worth taking another look$BTC $COPPER
#宇树上市后连续回落 Unitree Technology’s recent correction has already cut the price in half from its peak.
But what’s really worth watching is not how much it has fallen, but whether the high valuations in the robotics sector can still hold up.
Unitree’s R&D investment is indeed not low, but its revenue is also growing rapidly. What the market now needs to reprice is whether high growth can continue to be realized.
A 50% drop does not mean a bottom, but if the fundamentals haven’t deteriorated, the risk-reward profile after a sharp selloff will start to look different.
The main robotics theme may not be over yet; it may just be entering a phase of valuation digestion. $UNITREE
Oil has risen pretty aggressively this round. The game between Trump and Iran is still ongoing, and oil prices have been pushed higher all the way.
At the moment, they are already approaching the prior resistance zone of 92–95 USD. Personally, I’m not too optimistic about a straight breakout above 100 USD.
I’m more inclined to see prices form a “M” top around 92–95 USD—after a spike higher, then quickly turn back. If there really is a second attempt to rally but it can’t hold, the downside space afterward could be larger than you might expect.
Don’t rush to chase at high levels; wait for the market structure to give you the answer. $CL
The U.S. Crypto Market Structure Bill, the CLARITY Act. The latest prediction market indicates that the probability of it becoming law in 2026 has fallen to about 15%.
A key procedural vote in the Senate is scheduled for September 15. However, to move it forward, supporters still need to secure 60 votes. Democratic support has become the biggest variable—what was once “likely to be enacted within the year” has now dropped to 15%, and the gap in expectations has become substantial.
For the crypto market, in the short term it may continue to trade on “expectations of enactment.” But if the bill fails to advance on September 15, the regulatory-positive narrative is likely to cool further.
At 15%, this is no longer a favorable “enactment expectation.” It is instead a question of whether the market can “survive until 2027.”$BTC $ETH
Musk has been talking about AI again recently, but what I think is truly worth watching isn’t what Grok upgraded this time—it’s this: AI is shifting from “a chat tool” to “an execution tool.”
Lower token costs, develop AI agents, and let AI truly trade, make payments, code, and carry out tasks.
What’s more, Binance has recently also been ramping up AI agents + crypto, while expanding tokenized stock trading—imagination around AI-related assets is being reignited.
In the next phase, the competition probably won’t be about whose AI can chat better, but about who can make AI cheaper, faster, and truly capable of making money for you.$GOOGL $TSLA
ARB has suddenly surged, mainly driven by the hype around Robinhood Chain. R obinhood Chain is built on the Arbitrum technology stack. In recent times, on-chain transactions and revenue have been growing rapidly, and the market has started to trade again around the thesis of “Arbitrum ecosystem revenue growth.”
However, note that “Robinhood Chain earns a lot” ≠ “ARB directly gets distributed so much money.”
At the moment, it’s more like the market is trading future revenue expectations early. Whether this move can continue depends on whether the hype around Robinhood Chain can be sustained.$ARB