Flash News

TREE NEWS reports: The three major US stock index futures opened slightly lower, indicating a cautious start for Wall Street. This move reflects market sentiment ahead of upcoming economic data and earnings reports.

TREE NEWS update: Tether’s Bitcoin mining project in Uruguay has stalled due to a power contract dispute, with investments potentially reaching $120 million. The project’s future remains uncertain as negotiations continue.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin has surpassed the $78,000 mark, signaling strong bullish momentum in the cryptocurrency market. This price surge reflects growing investor confidence and market activity.

TREE NEWS reports: Wintermute has deposited 1,279.99 Bitcoin, valued at $98.68 million, into Binance. This large transfer may signal potential selling pressure or liquidity provision by the market maker.

TREE NEWS update: Ethereum’s price fell below the $2,400 mark, reflecting a broader market downturn. The decline highlights ongoing volatility in the crypto market.

TREE NEWS reports: Canada’s ambassador to the US stated that the breakdown of Canada-US trade negotiations stems from multiple contentious issues. The failure to reach an agreement has heightened uncertainty over bilateral trade relations.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitwise’s CEO reported over $1.8 billion in net inflows in the first half of the year, with each of four product categories attracting more than $100 million. This highlights strong investor interest in crypto asset management products.

TREE NEWS update: Hugging Face, a leading AI platform, has received a $13 billion acquisition proposal. The deal, if completed, would be one of the largest in the AI industry, highlighting the growing value of AI infrastructure.

TREE NEWS reports: Data indicates that if Bitcoin falls below $73,490, cumulative long liquidation intensity on major centralized exchanges could reach $1.124 billion. This highlights significant leverage in the market, posing a risk of cascading liquidations.

TREE NEWS update: Iranian military official warns of economic warfare that could block oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint for global energy supplies. Such a move would likely disrupt oil prices and global markets, though it remains a threat rather than an action.

TREE NEWS update: Hyperliquid’s native buyback and burn program has surpassed $1.251 billion in cumulative value, with an average purchase price of $26.808. The milestone highlights the platform’s significant token repurchase activity.

TREE NEWS reports: Weekly stablecoin inflows topped $668 million, marking the third-highest week on record, with USDC on Ethereum accounting for 97.98% of the flow. AQAv2 will use 90% of the revenue generated by these USDC to buy back and burn Hyperliquid’s native token.

TREE NEWS update: A study by Originality.ai analyzing over 2,000 titles found that 63% of religious books on Amazon are likely AI-generated, with witchcraft books having the highest rate at 78%. This highlights the growing prevalence of AI-generated content in publishing.

TREE NEWS update: The Coinbase Bitcoin premium index has ended its recent downturn, suggesting that institutional selling pressure on the exchange has somewhat abated. This development may signal a shift in market dynamics, potentially easing bearish sentiment among large traders.

TREE NEWS reports: Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari stated that the US Treasury market continues to operate normally, despite recent volatility. He emphasized the resilience of the market and its importance to the broader financial system.

TREE NEWS update: A Federal Reserve study suggests that crypto investors are more driven by belief than by rational analysis, and that positive Bitcoin news can stimulate further buying. The research highlights the emotional and sentiment-driven nature of cryptocurrency markets.

TREE NEWS update: US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand urged Congress to ban the president, spouses, and senior officials from issuing, promoting, or profiting from cryptocurrency during their terms, and to include enforceable ethics rules in the digital asset market structure bill. A poll found 63% of Americans view Trump’s crypto profits as inappropriate, while Trump disclosed over $1.4 billion in crypto-related income for 2025. The bill faces a procedural vote on September 15, requiring 60 votes.

TREE NEWS update: A Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland study reveals that crypto investors have divergent views on risk and returns, and that information about Bitcoin’s past performance can significantly influence their investment decisions, increasing both desired allocations and actual purchases. The findings highlight the role of beliefs and return-chasing behavior in crypto markets.

TREE NEWS update: The average Gwei on HyperEVM has skyrocketed to 60 Gwei within two days, a 400-fold increase. This surge indicates a significant spike in network activity or congestion on the HyperEVM platform.