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DappRadar warned that the surge in dUAW may be unsustainable, attributing part of the growth to “airdrop farming” activities.
Bitcoin is expected to witness a Q3 lull due to uncertainty over Mt. Gox repayment impact.
After two consecutive trading days of net outflows, US-based spot bitcoin ETFs on July 5 saw the largest net inflows since June 6, thirty days ago, largely led by gains to Fidelity’s FBTC fund, Coinglass data shows.“The outlook for Bitcoin has never been stronger,” Bitwise’s CEO posted on X.
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- 04:03Analysis: Luna 2.0 and low liquidity assets may not meet the eligibility for claims from Terraform LabsTerraform Labs has announced plans to launch a cryptocurrency loss claim portal on March 31, 2025. The deadline for submitting claims is April 30, 2025, and late claims will lose the right to compensation. The portal website prioritizes API keys for faster verification; manual evidence may cause delays. However, it is reported that Luna 2.0 and low liquidity assets (with a $100 threshold) will not be eligible for claims.
- 04:02Data: Berachain, Aptos and zkSync Era rank in the top three for net inflow of cross-chain bridge funds in the past 7 daysNews on March 31, according to DefiLlama data, Berachain's cross-chain bridge net inflow of funds reached $195.55 million, ranking first among all public chains. Next are Aptos and zkSync Era, with net inflows of $24.36 million and $14.02 million respectively. Arbitrum, Ethereum and Avalanche had net outflows of $256 million, $69.71 million and $42.35 million respectively.
- 04:00Opinion: "Tariff Day" boots hit the ground, risk assets may experience a brief reboundIn his latest report, Matt Weller, the global market research director at StoneX, emphasized that "the market hates uncertainty" is an old adage on Wall Street. The ambiguity of tariff statements has undoubtedly hit risk preferences hard. "Once the shoe drops, risk assets and the dollar may experience a brief rebound." However, he warned that if Trump continues to increase tariffs after April 2nd, "any rebound in risk assets will be fleeting unless traders are convinced these disruptive policies have completely ended". Meanwhile, Jed Ellerbroek, portfolio manager at Argent Capital observed that this uncertainty over tariff policy is driving funds into low-volatility stocks and value stocks. The weak performance of tech giants in recent weeks confirms a defensive market mentality. He believes that to reverse this aversion to risk,"improved visibility on tariff policy is a necessary prerequisite".