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TREE NEWS update: Bitfinex analysts attribute the recent Bitcoin rally to spot market demand and short covering, while cautioning that profit-taking could pose the biggest risk. The report highlights the current market dynamics and potential volatility ahead.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin’s rapid rally is fueling retail investor FOMO, but analysts caution that a short-term correction is possible. The market’s overheating signals suggest volatility ahead.

TREE NEWS reports: Six foreign brokerages in South Korea, including JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, posted a combined net profit of 630.5 billion won ($455 million) in Q2, up 213.8% YoY, as the KOSPI broke 9,000 points. JPMorgan led with $148 million profit, while foreign trading volume surged 312%.

TREE NEWS update: Three Canadian provincial premiers have voiced support for retaliatory measures against US tariffs. This marks a significant escalation in the trade dispute between the two countries, potentially impacting global markets.

TREE NEWS update: Data shows USDC circulation increased by approximately 800 million tokens over the past 7 days. This reflects growing demand for the stablecoin, potentially indicating increased market activity.

TREE NEWS update: Grayscale suggests that Bitcoin’s current price could present an advantageous entry point for long-term investors, citing historical patterns and market conditions. The report highlights potential upside despite recent volatility, framing the dip as a buying opportunity for patient capital.

TREE NEWS update: Standard Chartered suggests its $100,000 year-end Bitcoin target may be too conservative, with recovery potentially accelerating after October 6. The bank’s optimism reflects growing institutional interest and market momentum.

TREE NEWS reports: Next week features the Jackson Hole central bank symposium and Nvidia’s Q2 earnings, alongside crypto events including Hyperliquid’s AQAv2 revenue-sharing launch, BNB Chain’s Pasteur hard fork, and EU’s expanded Belarus crypto ban.

TREE NEWS update: Iran announced that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed, a critical chokepoint for global oil shipments. This move could significantly impact global energy markets and increase geopolitical tensions.

TREE NEWS update: Wallace will deliver his inaugural address at the Jackson Hole symposium as Federal Reserve Chair, a key event for global markets. His remarks are expected to signal the Fed’s policy stance on inflation and interest rates, which could impact crypto and risk assets. This marks a significant moment for monetary policy guidance.

TREE NEWS update: Nvidia has informed customers of price hikes exceeding 15% for its AI-related products. The move reflects surging demand and supply constraints in the AI hardware market, potentially impacting crypto mining and AI×crypto sectors.

TREE NEWS reports: El Salvador increased its Bitcoin reserves by 7 BTC over the past seven days, bringing its total holdings to 7,751.37 BTC. The country continues its regular accumulation strategy amid ongoing market developments.

TREE NEWS update: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on US goods will take effect on September 8. The measures are a response to US tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum. This escalation could impact global trade and market sentiment.

TREE NEWS reports: Grayscale suggests that Bitcoin’s rebound this week may indicate the formation of a more resilient phase bottom. The analysis points to increased market stability despite broader economic uncertainties.

TREE NEWS reports: South Korean retail investors have heavily bought SK Hynix’s Nasdaq-listed ADR since July 10, with net purchases of about $835 million (1.16 trillion won) by August 19, ranking second among US stocks. This has driven the ADR to a 46.67% premium over the domestic shares, as the price gap widened.

TREE NEWS update: Data shows that the Royal Government of Bhutan moved 10.779 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $835,000, to a new address. The transfer highlights ongoing activity by the country’s sovereign treasury in managing its crypto holdings.

TREE NEWS reports: Cathie Wood reiterates her bullish stance on Bitcoin, predicting a potential surge to $1.5 million, and advises investors to prepare for significant market movements. Her outlook remains highly optimistic despite current market conditions.

TREE NEWS update: Iran has decided to permit certain Iraqi oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, easing tensions in the region. This move may impact global oil markets and geopolitical stability.

TREE NEWS update: South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has introduced a real-time AI platform designed to detect cryptocurrency price manipulation. The platform aims to enhance market surveillance and ensure fair trading practices in the crypto market.