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TREE NEWS update: GMGN co-founder Haze announced a new ‘Fomo Top’ marker on GMGN’s K-line charts, allowing users to directly view the movements of the top 500 Fomo traders. This feature enhances transparency for traders following smart money in the crypto market.

TREE NEWS reports: CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost notes that despite slight increase in selling from short-term holders taking profits, on-chain UTXO spending hasn’t surged, indicating no panic selling. The market is in an early equilibrium between budding demand recovery and persistent but moderate selling pressure.

TREE NEWS reports: FOMO, a social trading platform, is gaining traction with 30 new users per minute, attracting both meme and secondary market traders. This guide explains how to use its filters, Clans feature, and five tabs (Crypto, Trending, Most Held, Graduated, Gainers) to discover alpha, emphasizing that it serves as a radar rather than a copy-trading tool due to signal delays and risks.

TREE NEWS update: Yi Lihua shared insights on AI investment, emphasizing the importance of identifying and backing star companies in the sector. He highlighted that the core strategy is to focus on leading players with strong growth potential.

TREE NEWS reports: Cronos network has resumed block production after a temporary halt caused by a vulnerability in the Tectonic protocol. The incident underscores ongoing security challenges in DeFi.

TREE NEWS update: X Money, the payments feature of X (formerly Twitter), is now available to US Premium subscribers. This move integrates financial services into the social media platform, potentially expanding its user base and revenue streams. The launch marks a significant step in X’s broader fintech ambitions.

TREE NEWS reports: X Money has announced that it is now open to all Premium and Premium+ subscribers with US accounts. Users can access the service via the Money tab in the sidebar to start using it.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin long-term holders have increased their distribution to 281,900 BTC, up 61.5% from August 18, signaling potential selling pressure. This shift in holder behavior could impact market dynamics.

TREE NEWS update: Monitoring data shows that 40.2247 million USDT has been transferred into Binance. The purpose of the transfer is not specified.

TREE NEWS update: The Bitcoin kimchi premium in South Korea has reappeared, staying positive for seven consecutive days, the longest streak since May. This indicates strong local demand for Bitcoin relative to global prices, often driven by retail FOMO and limited arbitrage opportunities.

TREE NEWS update: Cango Inc. reported Q2 2026 revenue of $50.8M, with Bitcoin mining contributing $47.4M, and a net loss of $81.6M due to non-cash impairments. The company continues to optimize its mining operations and advance its AI compute platform, with Georgia site upgraded and revenue expected in Q3.

TREE NEWS reports: Brazilian presidential candidate Santos, known for his pro-Bitcoin stance, has had his campaign funds frozen. The move is seen as a setback for his campaign and the crypto-friendly political agenda in Brazil.

TREE NEWS reports: US stocks show divergence as AI spending shifts from compute to cybersecurity, with CrowdStrike and Okta surging while Zscaler and SentinelOne slump. The market now rewards companies with accelerating growth metrics like Net New ARR, indicating AI’s next phase favors firms capturing new demand from AI agents.

TREE NEWS reports: Gate exchange’s natural gas futures positions account for 56.07% of the entire market, ranking first in the industry. This highlights Gate’s dominant position in the crypto derivatives market for commodity-linked products.

TREE NEWS update: Bitget’s GetAgent Playbook has introduced a smart grid trading strategy, allowing users to automate trading within price ranges. This feature integrates AI-driven agents for enhanced trading efficiency on the platform.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitget has launched the ninth phase of its ’10 Million Club’ campaign, distributing gift boxes to users based on their trading volume. The initiative aims to reward active traders on the platform.

TREE NEWS update: Solana-based automated market maker Aquifer suffered an attack, resulting in losses of approximately $2.5 million. The incident highlights ongoing security risks in DeFi protocols.

TREE NEWS update: Data shows that trader James Wynn has flipped from a short position to a long position on Bitcoin, opening a 30x leveraged long. This marks a significant shift in his trading strategy amid current market conditions.

TREE NEWS reports: a16z crypto is hiring a social media lead with an annual salary ranging from $199,000 to $232,000. The role underscores the firm’s commitment to expanding its communication and community engagement efforts in the crypto space.