1. The Rise and Risks of Bitcoin Treasury Companies The era of treasury companies has arrived. Over 150 publicly listed companies worldwide have declared themselves Bitcoin treasury companies and are raising capital at all costs, with the sole purpose of purchasing more Bitcoin. Click to read 2. Pantera's entry into the SOL reserve plan: Why are these giants bullish on SOL? On August 25, 2025 alone, companies like Pantera, Sharps Technology, DeFi Development Corp, Galaxy Digital, Multicoin, and Jump Crypto all expressed their support for SOL and established SOL treasuries. Solana catapulted to prominence overnight. 3. Bitwise: BTC Forecast for the Next 10 Years This data-driven report, released at the urging of major US financial institutions, outlines Bitwise's forecasts for BTC returns, price, volatility, and correlation with other assets over the next decade. This week, Bitwise released the full report.
Click to read4. Flash Crash, 4 Billion Yuan Liquidation: What Happened to Bitcoin and Ethereum?
Bitcoin suffered a flash crash after hitting a new high on Sunday, while Ethereum also took a sharp turn for the worse after reaching a record high. What exactly happened behind the "earth-shaking" shocks of these two major cryptocurrencies? 5. The Impact of the Federal Reserve's Rate Cut on Financial Markets and the Economy Against the backdrop of global economic recovery and uncertainty, the Federal Reserve's monetary policy trends continue to weigh on investors' minds. The current date is August 25, 2025. According to the latest data from the CME FedWatch tool, the next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting will be held on September 17, 2025. Currently, there's an approximately 82.9% probability that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 25 basis points (bps), while the probability of keeping rates unchanged is only around 17.1%. This expectation is consistent with fluctuations over the past month, with the probability gradually increasing from a low level at the beginning of the year to the current high. Other sources also show a similar trend, such as an 87.3% probability of a rate cut, reflecting market concerns about an economic slowdown. Click to read