1. Data Analysis: Performance of the top 50 tokens by market value since the beginning of the year

The crypto market has experienced a roller coaster of sharp declines and surges in recent days. The market is disturbing. In order to clarify where this round of bull market is and to have an overall grasp of this year's crypto market, Golden Finance has analyzed the performance of the top 50 cryptocurrencies by market value since the beginning of the year. Click to read

2. Behind the Jump Crypto sell-off: The cause may be the $4.47 billion settlement in the Terra case

On August 5, the global financial market encountered "Black Monday", and the crypto market fell as much as "312". The recently approved Ethereum ETF also failed to reduce ETH's losses. Instead, it fell to as low as $2,100 under the influence of the continuous sell-off by market maker Jump Crypto. Many communities and analysts regard this behavior as one of the reasons for the plunge in the entire crypto market. Click to read

3.Arthur Hayes on the 805 crash: How will the United States and Japan respond? How to trade in the future?

What will you do when the market is down but you have to win the election? If you are a politician, the answer to this question is simple. Your primary goal is to ensure re-election. Therefore, you print money and manipulate prices to rise. Imagine that you are Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate for the US President, facing the powerful Orange Man (Orange Man, the name given to former US President Donald Trump by American society). You need everything to go well because a lot of things have gone wrong since the last time you were vice president. The last thing you need on Election Day is a raging global financial crisis. Click to read

4. Crypto market encounters "Black Monday" Where will ETH go?

Since August 2, the cryptocurrency market has performed poorly, mainly due to geopolitical tensions, Japan's interest rate hike leading to a sharp sell-off in the Japanese stock market, weak US employment data and recession concerns, and major technology and retail giants releasing weaker-than-expected revenue reports that triggered a massive sell-off in technology stocks. Click to read

5. Coingecko: Will NFT make a comeback? What are the most popular NFT use cases?

Despite relatively optimistic cryptocurrency sentiment, 54.1%, or more than half of cryptocurrency participants, do not believe that NFTs will make a comeback in the short term. Specifically, 29.5% of respondents strongly doubt that NFTs will make a comeback in the current cycle, slightly higher than the 24.7% who are bearish on NFTs (although to a lesser extent). Click to read