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More →BTC liquidation pressure: watch $82,700 to the downside and $88,000 to the upside.
CoinWorld data: BTC is currently trading at around $84,800. If the price falls about 2.5% to around $82,700, some high-leverage longs could face concentrated liquidations; if the price rises about 3.75% to around $88,000, some high-leverage shorts could face concentrated liquidations. The liquidation zone below is currently closer to the spot price, meaning that if the price moves downward, long liquidation pressure could emerge earlier. Other notable zones: $81,000 and $76,100 below; $88,900 and $93,100 above. These levels are estimated based on public market prices and changes in open interest, do not mean the price will necessarily reach them, and are not predictions of price direction. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago, this is down 1.97%.
Saylor: $STRC 30-day historical volatility drops to 9%
According to Bijie Network news, Saylor stated that the 30-day historical volatility of $STRC has now dropped to 9%, lower than that of $SPY. He pointed out that they are leveraging the power of Bitcoin while reducing price volatility for income investors, which is exactly what financial engineering should aim for.
Paul Atkins: SEC will end the uncertainty in the crypto space
Benzinga reports that Paul Atkins stated that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will end the "gray uncertainty" in the crypto space, and new proposals will put the issue of asset custody in the spotlight.
Solana x AI: A democratizing layer empowering permissionless access
According to Bijie News, Solana stated that its platform can provide AI agents with permissionless access to computation, training, identity, memory, and machine-native payments, advancing the democratization of AI.
President Trump is expected to appoint Jay Clayton as the head of artificial intelligence.
According to Bijie News, President Trump is expected to appoint Bitcoin supporter Jay Clayton as the head of artificial intelligence. Jay Clayton once called BTC an alternative to the US dollar, the euro, and the yen, and said that cryptocurrency will exist for the long term, and he has worked with companies to promote the mainstreaming of this technology.
Research: By 2030, Gen Alpha will use voice instead of email to communicate with their bosses.
News from Bije.com: Research shows that when Gen Alpha enters the workplace in 2030, they will no longer use email, but will communicate with their bosses through voice messages. The London School of Economics warns that the era of the keyboard is coming to an end. The research, conducted in collaboration with audio technology company Jabra, predicts that by 2028, voice AI will become the new normal at work. The research points out that in the coming years, employees will talk more to their phones or laptops rather than typing. Paul Sephton, Global Brand Communications Lead at Jabra, said that with AI fully embedded, Gen Alpha's work will be primarily oral. He predicts that typing will only serve as a follow-up editing method, rather than the primary way of thinking. Although the widespread adoption of voice technology may improve work efficiency, it may also lead to communication overload, especially for non-native speakers or people with language impairments, for whom using voice records may bring more trouble.
Apple co-founder Wozniak: Starting a company was never about making money
According to news from Bijie, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said in a speech that he co-founded Apple after being rejected five times by Hewlett-Packard, and not for the purpose of making money. Wozniak recalled that when he founded Apple, his salary was only $50. He emphasized that he started the company out of a love for personal computers and recognition of fellow engineers, not the pursuit of wealth. Wozniak also encouraged graduates not to be afraid to take non-traditional paths, saying that the importance of education to life is self-evident.
Coinbase executive: partnering with six global systemically important banks to increase Bitcoin exposure.
CoinWorld news: Coinbase's Chief Business Officer stated that they are working with advisors from six globally systemically important banks to increase exposure to Bitcoin. He noted that this move aims to expand the market size and provide individuals with more ways to access Bitcoin.
The 2-year U.S. Treasury yield is at 4.78%.
CoinWorld US stock market data: The latest daily reading for the US 2-year Treasury yield is 4.78%. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours earlier, it fell by 0.1 percentage points.
Ripple将BNY、ICE、TD Securities和Robinhood带入2026年Swell会议
CoinWorld data: Ripple announced that it will bring institutions such as BNY, ICE, TD Securities, and Robinhood to the 2026 Swell conference, with an expected gathering of about 1,500 participants in New York. This conference will merge Swell, the Apex Summit, and UBRI Connect for the first time. BNY's Laide Majiyagbe will discuss how tokenized money market funds and stablecoins are transforming institutional markets. Ripple chose BNY as the primary custodian for RLUSD reserves, which have reached about $2.53 billion, with circulating supply exceeding $2.4 billion. ICE's Michael Blaugrund will discuss institutional adoption of tokenized equities. TD Securities' Elizabeth St-Onge will participate in a stablecoin discussion, exploring future issuance models for digital currencies. Robinhood's Johann Kerbrat will discuss the convergence of retail and institutional access to digital assets with Ripple President Monica Long.