Recently, PEPE's market capitalization has evaporated by 7.1 billion USD, with a decline of over 60%. The meme coin market is generally sluggish, with retail investors withdrawing, whales and institutions actively dumping, and the recognition of PEPE-ETF is almost zero. The technical indicators show a sustained weakness, and the market needs to wait for mainstream tokens to adjust before there can be a rebound opportunity; currently, the risks far outweigh the opportunities.

Waiting! This celebrity Andrew Tate, who has tens of millions of followers on platform X, has taken action again. According to on-chain data monitoring, he has increased his holdings of Block Token for the third time, spending 2.22 ETH (about $10,000) to buy 43,349 Block.
In total, Tate has invested 32.8 ETH (approximately $127,000), holding a total of 662,682 Block coins. Currently, these coins are worth about $150,000—meaning there is an unrealized profit of $23,000.
It is worth noting that this guy increased his position in the same project three times in a short period, which indicates that he is genuinely optimistic about the Block project. From the on-chain data, this continuous small-scale multiple buying appears to be more stable—neither a full gamble nor a casual trial.
Although the volume is not as large as the massive purchases made by major institutions, it is still a signal worth noting for the community as an investment signal from a top celebrity.

Zero-knowledge (ZK) technology is transforming blockchain fundamentals, showcasing enhanced throughput and reduced costs. Major institutions like Deutsche Bank are adopting ZK for secure transactions. Despite integration challenges, ZK addresses key blockchain issues, positioning it as a mainstream solution with significant growth potential.

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The Management Problem Nobody Talks About
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Australia's Minister for Home Affairs, Tony Burke, announced that strict regulations will be imposed on encryption ATMs, as 85% of their funds are linked to fraud or Money Laundering. The number of ATMs has surged from 23 six years ago to 2000, showing an astonishing growth rate. Relevant legislation is being drafted, and AUSTRAC will gain greater regulatory powers, highlighting the importance of industry Compliance.

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, notable critics of cryptocurrency, are stepping down from Berkshire Hathaway. Despite their disdain for Bitcoin, Berkshire indirectly invested in crypto infrastructure, highlighting a generational shift towards digital assets.

Bitcoin is sitting near $95K and the internet's screaming about $175K by year-end. But let's cut through the noise—what does the real market structure actually say?
The Macro Picture: Why BTC Is Different This Time
There's a structural shift happening that goes beyond typical bull market FOMO.

Lucie, the marketing head of Shiba Inu, stated that the community need not panic, as the core token technology is stable and the team is prepared to respond to market fluctuations. However, despite the rebound in SHIB prices, the daily trading volume of Shibarium has seen a big dump of 98%, indicating concerns over declining activity.

Charlotte Fang is a controversial figure in the NFT space. The Milady series of NFTs he founded has garnered attention due to its virtual identification and extreme statements. Despite experiencing price falls and internal struggles, he successfully raised $20 million, and Milady's market position remains strong, making it an important player in the NFT industry.

Famous analyst Benjamin Cowen pointed out in a podcast that altseason needs to meet three conditions: Ethereum breaking $5,000, Bitcoin reaching a new high first, and double confirmation. If these conditions are not met, the current market will still struggle to welcome altseason.