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TREE NEWS update: A survey reveals that 77% of Americans consider cryptocurrencies a risky addition to retirement plans. This sentiment reflects ongoing caution toward digital assets in long-term savings, despite growing institutional interest.

TREE NEWS reports: VanEck reports that 12 quantitative signals suggest the Bitcoin bear market has ended, indicating a potential shift to a bullish phase. The signals include improved on-chain metrics and market sentiment, though the firm advises caution.

TREE NEWS update: A NIRS survey found 77% of Americans consider cryptocurrency risky for workplace retirement plans, with 46% viewing it as very risky and 53% opposing employer-offered crypto options. The survey, conducted among 1,203 adults, also highlighted widespread retirement concerns amid policy pushes to expand alternative assets in 401(k) plans following recent regulatory shifts.

TREE NEWS update: US-listed crypto-related stocks declined across the board, with MicroStrategy (MSTR) down 3.52% and Coinbase (COIN) down 3.23%. The drop reflects broader market sentiment in the crypto sector.

TREE NEWS reports: Data shows that a Fireblocks custody wallet transferred $66 million in USDT to Binance over the past week. The move may signal institutional activity or liquidity management, though the purpose remains unclear.

TREE NEWS reports: CryptoQuant reports that Bitcoin has entered the early stages of a new bull market, but confirmation requires a close above the $83,000 moving average. The analysis suggests that a sustained break above this level could signal further upside momentum.

TREE NEWS update: A new survey reveals that 77% of Americans view cryptocurrencies in workplace retirement plans as risky, reflecting broad skepticism. This comes as US policymakers consider expanding access to alternative assets in retirement savings.

TREE NEWS update: Coinbase has announced the listing of Grass (GRASS), a token associated with the decentralized AI data network. The listing will enable trading on Coinbase platforms, subject to liquidity conditions. This move marks a significant step for the Grass project in expanding its accessibility to mainstream crypto users.

TREE NEWS update: Bitcoin fell below $78,000 after July US PCE inflation data came in slightly higher than expected, pressuring risk assets including stocks and gold. The cryptocurrency failed to challenge the $80,000 level as markets reacted to the inflationary signal.

TREE NEWS update: Glassnode reports that short liquidations have driven a 11% drop in futures open interest, with Bitcoin facing resistance between $81,000 and $86,000. The data suggests a potential short squeeze that could fuel further upside if resistance is broken.

TREE NEWS reports: The meme coin ‘Bull Come’ (牛来) has surged over 33% in the past 24 hours, with its market capitalization recovering to $47 million. The price rally reflects renewed speculative interest in meme tokens.

TREE NEWS reports: XRP led the cryptocurrency market lower, with leveraged liquidations testing the sustainability of the recent rally. The pullback highlights the risks of excessive leverage in the current market environment.

TREE NEWS update: A wallet allegedly linked to Bitkub’s co-founder transferred 2,600 ZEC (worth $26 million) and sold it, then purchased 238 BTC. The transaction, spotted by on-chain analysts, has drawn attention due to its size and potential market impact.

TREE NEWS reports: XRP led losses among the top 10 cryptocurrencies as leverage unwinding triggered a market pullback. The price action suggests the rally’s sustainability is being tested, with traders watching key support levels.

TREE NEWS reports: The SEC has sent a proposal to the White House aiming to modernize crypto custody regulations, despite a stalled vote on the Clarity Act. This move signals continued regulatory focus on digital asset custody standards.

TREE NEWS update: MultiversX announced its Supernova upgrade, which decouples consensus from execution, with mainnet activation expected on September 10. This architectural change aims to improve scalability and performance.

TREE NEWS reports: Dune Analytics has updated its free tier, and starting September 10, existing free accounts will only be able to browse data. This change aims to encourage users to upgrade to paid plans for full functionality.