🌡 Bitcoin is falling due to the strong U.S. labor market
BTC fell by 1.5%, dropping below $79,500. This is linked to strong U.S. labor market data, which sparked a new wave of expectations for a Fed rate hike on September 16.
The latest decline led to $190 million in long liquidations. $BTC $ETH
🐰Western analysts, against the backdrop of the current growth, are raising their forecasts for BTC, discussing the possibility of reaching the $200,000 mark.
Estimated targets for this cycle:
• BTC → $150,000+ • ETH → $10,000+ • SOL → $700+ • XRP → $15+
"If the market has truly entered a parabolic phase, these levels may only be intermediate targets," analysts note. $BTC $ETH $SOL
British celebrity Katie Price divorced her husband after finding that his crypto wallet contained only $3, despite him claiming he had $50 million in cryptocurrency.
The marriage lasted just 8 months, and now the man is being held in custody in Dubai on fraud charges. $LINK
🤓 Former Google engineer gets 1 year in prison for stealing AI secrets for China
Linwei Ding secretly obtained more than 2,000 pages of confidential company materials related to artificial intelligence technologies (TPU architecture and GPU systems for training large models).
The man tried to use the stolen data for Chinese startups and his own project, but was eventually caught. $NEAR $WLD $GOOGL
🔒 Aster has decided to postpone the unlocking of 400 million ASTER tokens for another year.
The team has extended the lockup of its tokens until September 17, 2027, which accounts for 5% of the total supply.
Previously, it was planned that monthly unlocks of 10 million ASTER would begin on September 17, 2026, but now these tokens will remain locked for an additional year.
The ASTER buyback and burn mechanism will continue to operate as before, with tokens from the team’s allocation being used first for burning. $ASTSB
🎁The returns on government bonds of the world’s largest economies have reached record highs, unseen since the global financial crisis
🇯🇵Japan — 2.99% ↑, the highest level since 1996 🇬🇧United Kingdom — 5.08% ↑, a record since 2008 🇺🇸United States — 4.78% ↑, a peak since 2007 🇩🇪Germany — 3.32% ↑ 🇫🇷France — 4.17% ↑ 🇮🇹Italy — 4.15% ↑ 🇪🇸Spain — 3.77% ↑ 🇨🇦Canada — 3.74% ↑ 😔India — 6.95% ↑ 🇸🇬Singapore — 2.38% ↑ 🇲🇾Malaysia — 3.88% ↑
And only China is moving in the opposite direction.
China’s 10-year bond yields have fallen to 1.69% because Beijing continues to ease its monetary policy.
For markets, this is an important signal: capital is getting more expensive, and pressure on riskier assets, including cryptocurrencies, may intensify. $ONDO $XRP $CFG
The strategy attracts capital through shares and bonds, buys BTC, and then uses that BTC as collateral for the next round of raising capital—a closed loop that grows the position without selling coins.
At the same time, Saylor publicly argues for the right to self-custody, while also legitimizing multi-layered claims on the same Bitcoin—from stockholders to bondholders. In practice, the same coins serve multiple investor classes at once.
This quietly changes the logic of BTC ownership at the institutional level: Bitcoin increasingly exists not as an asset owned by an end investor, but as a reserve for a broader financial structure. $BTC $USDC
💸 Kazakhstan has introduced paid electronic entry permits.
Starting November 30, this will become mandatory for Russians. One entry permit will cost 3,900 tenge (about 725 rubles) if you arrange it in advance 72 hours ahead of time.
If you pay at the border, the cost will be 7,600 tenge (1,400 rubles). $ETH $SOL $LTC