The US stock market opened higher, and the Nasdaq rose 568 points
At the opening of the US stock market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 755 points, the Nasdaq rose 568 points, and the S&P 500 index rose 2.54%.
At the opening of the US stock market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 755 points, the Nasdaq rose 568 points, and the S&P 500 index rose 2.54%.
XRP trades around $2.75 after intraday swings, with Martinez warning of a $2.40 downside risk if support fails and outlining a bullish path toward $3.70.
[Early Bitcoin Investor Swaps $4 Billion in BTC for ETH] According to Lookonchain data, an early Bitcoin investor has sold 35,991 BTC (approximately $4.04 billion) since August 20, while purchasing 886,371 ETH (approximately $4.07 billion), indicating optimism toward Ethereum. Currently, the investor still holds 49,634 BTC (approximately $5.43 billion). In addition, six publicly listed companies collectively purchased 2,329 BTC during the same period, with a total value of approximately $253 million.
The current total position of OKX BTC option contract is 32508.52 BTC, with a growth rate of 6.67% over the past 24 hours, indicating an increase in activity in the options trading market. Data for reference only Interpretation: Option holding refers to the total number of unexercised option contracts in the market, which can reflect the current market's views and expectations on the future price trend of a certain underlying asset. Data for reference only
[SlowMist Discovers 7702 Malicious Contract Leading to WLFI Token Theft] SlowMist founder Yu Xian stated that a recent attack incident was discovered involving the use of a 7702 delegate malicious contract, resulting in the theft of WLFI tokens from multiple player addresses. The attack method involved hackers planting a malicious contract in the target wallet and transferring ETH and other token assets from the wallet after the private key was leaked.
Monex Europe analysts noted in a report that the U.S. nonfarm payroll data set to be released this Friday might show strong performance, indicating that the labor market remains robust, with a higher likelihood of hotter-than-expected data. If the data exceeds expectations, the dollar could gain support as a result. Analysts stated that this may refocus the market's attention on inflation risks, especially in the context of the August inflation data set to be released ahead of the Federal Reserve's September meeting. If the Fed's concerns about inflation risks intensify, the possibility of rate cuts for the year may be ruled out, which would prompt the market to raise interest rate expectations and further boost the dollar's performance.