A few months ago the conversation was completely different.
BTC ETFs were bleeding, DeFi was dealing with exploits, and meme coins had fallen as much as 82% from their highs.
Now the picture is improving,
$BTC: +23.9% (30D) $ETH: +30.4% $SOL: +44.3%
ETF inflows have turned positive again, and capital is gradually rotating into higher-beta assets.
To me, this looks more like a structural recovery than full-blown euphoria. Encouraging but I still want more confirmation before calling it a new bull market.
$DELL’s earnings made one thing clear the AI infrastructure story is still accelerating.
- $95B AI backlog (+85% QoQ) - $47.0B revenue - $7.04 EPS, beating expectations by 43% - $16.4B from AI servers
A huge backlog is bullish, but it isn’t revenue until it’s delivered. For me, the next thing to watch is chip supply and how quickly Dell converts those orders into actual sales.
Is AI hardware demand just getting started? 👇 #BingX
Jackson Hole is over, but the real move starts now.
Kevin Warsh avoided committing to a September rate decision and kept the focus on inflation and incoming economic data. That leaves the market doing what it always does pricing probabilities instead of promises.
I’m watching the dollar, gold, stocks and Bitcoin together rather than reacting to headlines. BingX has been my go-to for following that macro picture.
Instead of creating another custodial account, AlphaX takes a Web3-first approach connect your wallet, keep control of your assets, and explore spot, futures, TradFi and prediction markets from one platform.
I’m not saying every model fits every trader, but reducing unnecessary onboarding friction is definitely a trend worth watching.
As always, check the platform’s regional availability, terms and risk disclosures before trading.
📈 Revenue: $116.6M (+283% YoY) 🚀 Enterprise/Open Platform: +703%, now 63.4% of total revenue 📊 Gross margin improved to 17.9%
The flip side? R&D spending reached $296.9M, with an adjusted net loss of $293M.
That’s what makes AI companies so fascinating right now: incredible growth, but investors are still asking when it turns into sustainable profitability.
This week’s biggest chart might not be $BTC it might be the 10-year Treasury.
With July CPI at 3.4% and the Fed still holding rates at 3.50–3.75%, Jackson Hole could reset expectations across stocks, commodities, forex and crypto.
One lesson I’ve learned: don’t react to headlines. Watch how the market prices them.
I’ll be following the macro reaction through BingX TradFi. 👀
The momentum is spreading across the broader crypto ecosystem, not just the coin itself. I’ve been keeping these names on my BingX TradFi watchlist to see if the rotation continues. 👀
Something interesting is happening in the macro market. 👀
US Treasury yields are pushing higher, with the 10Y around 4.75%, yet the dollar has been weakening.
Usually, higher US yields can support USD because dollar assets become more attractive. But this time, inflation concerns, fiscal pressure and uncertainty around US growth are making the relationship less straightforward.
For crypto traders, this is worth watching because moves in Treasury yields → DXY → Forex can ripple across risk assets too. I’ve been keeping an eye on Forex alongside crypto through BingX.
Do higher yields eventually strengthen the dollar, or is USD telling us something else? Is this a bullrun or a Flippage $BTC