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✌BlackRock’s major viewpoint: Bitcoin’s rise is tightly linked to the U.S. $40 trillion debt

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PANews August 27, it was reported that Robbie Mitchnick, Head of Digital Assets at BlackRock, said:

1. The U.S. federal debt surpassed $40 trillion on August 18, doubling from 2017. Annual interest payments are close to $1 trillion, accounting for more than 14% of total federal spending. Concerns about the budget deficit have driven investors to treat Bitcoin and gold as safe-haven assets to hedge against inflation and debt risks—this is the core catalyst behind this round of Bitcoin’s rally.
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2. Bitcoin has recently recorded its strongest three-day increase since 2023, and the current price is consolidating below $80,000.
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3. The CLARITY Act’s impact on Bitcoin is less than on other crypto sectors. Bitcoin has already gained broad market recognition and regulatory acceptance. #cz
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【BTC facing the $80,000 level again; what signals are hidden behind Binance’s “sell wall”?】
Bitcoin is once again at a critical spot the market is watching.
According to HODL15Capital data:
📊 Clear sell-side pressure shows up near $80,000 on Binance’s order book:
🔸 Near $80,000: about $13.2 million in sell orders
🔸 Near $82,500: about $33.27 million in sell orders
What’s even more worth paying attention to is:
Some of the orders have been sitting there for 100 days or even longer.
So what does that mean?
On the surface, these sell orders look like a “pressure wall.”
But from another perspective:
If long-standing orders never get filled, they might just be the price levels traders set as expectations, not necessarily real, immediate sell pressure.
Next, the market will focus on whether:
📌 When BTC nears $80,000
Will these sell orders actually get filled?
📌 Will the sell wall be withdrawn?
📌 Will the capital flow continue to support a breakout?
In the crypto market:
The order book reflects sentiment, but volume reflects where funds actually choose to go.
Real market moves are often not about where the wall is—it’s about which side ultimately breaks through it.
$80,000 may be not just a price checkpoint, but a new battleground where bulls and bears test each other’s strength.
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Hot noise and commotion disturb the mind; price swings and rises and falls are all part of the norm✨
Refuse FOMO, don’t blindly follow the crowd into the fray.
There are endless opportunities in the market—your principal is the ace up your sleeve.
Calm down, hold your position well, and wait for your moment.
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🧧Each cycle will give birth to new stories and also phase out old narratives. Keep learning—that’s the best defense🧧。

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One day I was sitting at home thinking, if I made an important finacial transaction, and at that moment everyone could see it, including my name..... then what would happen?

It sounds obvious. But if you go a little deeper, the matter is also uncomfortable. Because in the real financial market, not everything is in front of everyone. Who owns an asset, who can buy it, what information needs to be seen by whom, what information should be kept secret - the real structure is created between these. This is the area that seems most interesting to me when thinking about Dusk. The transparency of a general blockchain is not the direct goal here. Rather, the question is the opposite - how can the necessary information be verified, while not having to open the entire financial position to everyone?
This is especially a small issue in the case of regulated assets. Because just making an asset a token does not bring the market rules to the blockchain. Eligibility, transfer control, privacy, disclosure and settlement - everything has to be brought into the same structure. Dusk is trying to address this very area. However, here I have a question:

Creating such an infrastructure is undoubtedly more difficult. But will the financial markets of the future just want to be more transparent, or will they also want to be private and accountable?

I think the real test will be here. Time will tell 👍
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☀️At dawn, breaking the light of day and letting go of all the ties to yesterday’s chart 🌤️.

Trading isn’t about a momentary burst of power, but about self-discipline practiced day after day 📊.
The market is always full of temptation—everywhere there are stories of short-term overnight riches 🕳️.
Learn to filter out the noise and stick to your own trading system and rhythm 🧭.
Don’t let the ups and downs of the chart disturb your inner peace, and don’t enter impulsively out of FOMO for missed chances 🌿.
Hold the assets you believe in quietly; the opportunities that belong to you will patiently wait ⏳.
Investment is ultimately the realization of knowledge—only by refining yourself can you move steadily and go far 💎.

On this new trading day, stay clear-headed and full of enthusiasm. Good morning, everyone 🕊️.

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📢 Oil prices keep climbing; Russia plans to intensify strikes on Ukraine; peace talks enter a dead end
Huajian Air Express News: On August 27, the situation between Russia and Ukraine deteriorated rapidly. Russia sent signals indicating that the existing peace-talk route has effectively broken down. Plans are in place to upgrade military operations, increasing the risk of a widening conflict being priced in by the market. Brent crude is holding above $88 per barrel, while WTI crude remains steady above $83 per barrel. The geopolitical risk premium has risen rapidly. (😟 bearish)

Oil market outlook: The current market is driven by geopolitical sentiment rather than fundamentals of supply and demand. In the short term, Brent at $88–90 is a strong resistance zone. If the conflict does not materially expand, it is likely that “good news” will be cashed in and prices may pull back. If military actions are upgraded, oil prices may test levels above $92. Key support below is Brent at $85; once that level is broken, this round of geopolitical-driven upside is likely to end. $CL


Higher oil prices will boost the stickiness of inflation in Europe and the U.S., weigh on expectations for rate cuts by the Fed, and make U.S. Treasury yields more likely to rise, tightening liquidity for risk assets such as stocks and crypto and amplifying volatility. From a trading perspective, focus on Russia–Ukraine’s real-world actions and oil’s key price levels. For hedging, gold may be a safer avenue; risk assets should not be chased higher.

⚠️ Information summary only; not investment advice. Geopolitical markets can reverse quickly—strictly control position size.

Today, we’re not chasing charts just good vibes!
Crypto is more than profits and losses. It’s the people, friendships, and memories we make along the way. 🤝
Wishing you good health, good luck, and plenty of green candles!
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Huang Renxun Tells the Truth: Actual Compute Demand Exceeds 70%, and Capacity Constraints Hold Back Performance

At NVIDIA’s quarterly earnings call for fiscal Q2 2027, the company delivered major guidance. CFO Colette Kress revealed that NVIDIA expects full-year revenue growth of up to 70% for fiscal 2028—significantly higher than the 44% consensus forecast compiled by market data provider LSEG.

Based on market estimates that NVIDIA’s revenue for fiscal 2027 will be $396 billion, if the 70% growth target is achieved, NVIDIA’s fiscal 2028 revenue would rise to about $673 billion. This scale is expected to surpass Apple and Alphabet, placing NVIDIA second among U.S. technology companies, behind Amazon, whose primary business is retail.

During the call, Huang Renxun admitted that the growth rate of real market demand is actually higher than 70%. Due to supply bottlenecks for components such as memory chips, NVIDIA’s production capacity ceiling limits the ability to provide an even higher performance outlook. The company is expanding capacity in coordination across its entire supply chain to do its best to ease supply pressure.

He said NVIDIA rarely issues revenue forecasts spanning more than a year. Now that it can anticipate next year’s compute demand—alongside large-scale investments in resources such as land and electricity for data center infrastructure—it needs to give clear expectations to both upstream and downstream partners.

AI compute demand is no longer coming solely from leading cloud providers and top research labs. Regional AI companies, next-generation cloud service providers, startups, traditional enterprises, open-source model ecosystems, and even the physical AI sector have all become key incremental customer groups.
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The 8% Privacy Question I Can’t Ignore

I pulled up the live explorer and honestly… the numbers made me stop for a second.

252 transactions in 24h.

231 through Moonlight.

Only 21 through Phoenix.

That’s roughly 92% transparent vs 8% shielded.

And this is a chain built around confidentiality.

At first, that feels strange.

Then I started thinking about the actual user journey.

Moonlight is simple. Nonce-based. Easier for exchanges, bots, and everyday transfers to integrate.

Phoenix is different. Shielded flow, viewing keys, extra setup, more friction.

So maybe this isn’t a privacy problem at all.

Maybe it’s an adoption problem.

I kept refreshing the explorer, and another number caught my attention: the failure rate was hovering around 10%.

Now that’s where things get interesting.

Because the real question isn’t whether confidential transactions exist.

They clearly do.

The question is:

What makes users choose them?

If privacy requires an extra step every time, most users will probably take the path with less friction.

That’s why I’m watching this ratio.

If Phoenix eventually moves from 8% toward 20%, 40%, or higher, that could tell us something much bigger about whether privacy becomes a default behavior or remains an advanced feature for users who deliberately seek it.

I’m not calling the design wrong.

I’m watching the behavior.

Because the explorer tells a story the roadmap can’t.

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I took a picture of the cat downstairs—it’s basking in the sun and yawning. Turns out the beauty of life has always been hiding in those unnoticed corners.
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