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According to Jin10, InnoCare Pharma announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Beijing InnoCare Pharma Tech Co., Ltd., signed a research collaboration and licensing agreement with Eli Lilly and Company, under which the two sides will cooperate in innovative drug development and work on up to five innovative target projects. Eli Lilly will pay up to $100 million in upfront and near-term milestone payments, while the total potential research, development, and commercialization milestone payments are about $3.25 billion. InnoCare Pharma also said it is entitled to receive tiered royalties in the low single digits on annual net sales of licensed products.
In this current market cycle, can BNB break through the $1,000 mark—what does everyone think about it? Share your thoughts in the comments section: $BNB .
#BTC According to Sina Finance, informed traders said the Reserve Bank of India sold U.S. dollars in the local foreign exchange market to support the rupee. The dollar/Indian rupee rose 0.1% to 95.8750, while the rupee has fallen more than 6% this year and has underperformed most Asian currencies
On September 24, Arkham monitored a wallet that received 45,000 ETH from Galaxy Digital OTC at an estimated value of about $119.67 million, with an average withdrawal price of roughly $2,659. According to BlockBeats On-chain Detection, the address later combined part of its existing holdings with the newly received funds through intermediary wallets and transferred a total of about 54,990 ETH into the same wallet. As of press time, the consolidation wallet held about 57,257.78 ETH and had not recorded any active outgoing transfers. The consolidation address is 0x0ff2c6e74e97c4c229bf156ab1ed8dd97bc84c9f. $ETH
All the mindset problems we encounter in our trading actually come from fear of the unknown. Because the next K-line is uncertain, anything can happen—it has infinite variations.
We don’t know what the market in the future will face, so we become greedy, fearful, tense, excited, at a loss for what to do, and end up trading wildly, etc...
Howard F. L. has a famous quote:
The oldest and strongest emotion in human beings is fear.
The oldest and strongest fear in human beings is fear of the unknown.
Constantly remind yourself to learn how to face fear and encourage each other.
According to Jin10, China's General Administration of Sport issued a notice on releasing sports technology innovation needs and soliciting solutions, with the technical requirements centered on key pain points in high-quality sports technology development and focused on three key areas: sports digitalization, high-tech sports equipment, and smart venues. The notice sets 14 technical directions, including intelligent training and data analysis, event officiating and fairness safeguards, high-tech sports equipment, intelligent fitness equipment, wearable devices, digital twins and smart management, as well as green energy saving and innovative construction, and lists 46 sports technology innovation needs. The specific need names, technical pain points, and expected goals are detailed in the Sports Technology Innovation Needs Catalog (2026 Edition).
No matter what you do, you must always maintain a positive and upward mindset. Never complain about every little setback, and don’t just give up. Don’t forget why you entered society. Only by doing things seriously and taking responsibility for yourself do you have a chance to push through and make it. Remember: be sure to stay away from people around you who bring negativity and drain your energy.
🍃 Seek a sense of calm amid the noise📊 Fluctuations in the market are all part of the cycle🕊️ No need to chase fleeting hot topics🔥—stick to your own rhythm✨ Slow down, build your strength, and stay clear-headed and patient💎 Good opportunities are always reserved for those who know how to wait⏳
In your heart, there are mountains and seas—quiet, yet not competing🌿
Today’s Crypto Market Update: Strong PMI Data Sends Bitcoin Back Down, but Institutional Resolve Remains
According to the latest market news, during September 23–24, unexpectedly strong U.S. PMI data boosted expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep tightening policy for longer. Combined with uncertainties such as developments in U.S.–Iran relations, both U.S. stocks and cryptocurrencies faced downward pressure in tandem. Bitcoin briefly fell below $85,000, with a roughly 2% drop over 24 hours. It is currently trading around $84,000. Earlier, in the prior week, it had rebounded strongly from the lows—up more than 14%—and even reached a range around $87,000, while the total market capitalization also returned above $3 trillion.
Meanwhile, an institutional survey shows that among 15 major investors, none reduced holdings during the roughly 50% drawdown from late 2025 to April 2026; some even added positions, indicating that the long-term allocation thesis has not wavered.
My view: A short-term pullback is normal. When macro data turns stronger and rate expectations change, risk assets are often sold first—and cryptocurrencies are even more sensitive. However, this move—rebounding from above $70,000 to nearly $87,000—has been supported by continued ETF inflows, stable institutional holdings, and tangible cooperation such as Binance’s $100 million investment in Circle. This suggests the market is no longer driven purely by speculation.
What’s really worth watching isn’t how much it fell today, but the “ability to hold through a 50% retracement without leaving” shown by institutions. As long as macro conditions don’t deteriorate completely, this kind of dip may actually serve as fuel for further upside. Personally, I remain bullish on Bitcoin’s institutionalization in the medium to long term. For now, short-term volatility can be seen as market “washing”—don’t be scared into getting off the train.
(These are my personal opinions only and do not constitute investment advice. The market carries risk; enter with caution.)