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Crypto Fear and Greed Index drops to 65, market "greed" sentiment cools further
BlockBeats news, on October 4th, according to Alternative data, today's Crypto Fear & Greed Index is 65 (yesterday was 67), indicating a cooling of the market's "greed" sentiment.
Note: The fear index threshold ranges from 0-100, including indicators: volatility (25%) + market trading volume (25%) + social media popularity (15%) + market surveys (15%) + Bitcoin's dominance in the overall market (10%) + Google Trends analysis (10%).
Pump.fun adjusts the Callout reward algorithm, emphasizing quality first and diminishing returns for high-frequency posting
BlockBeats news: On October 4th, Alon, co-founder of Pump.fun, posted about the platform distributing $15 million in Callout rewards, stating that the program was launched two months ago, but the initial mechanism unintentionally incentivized wrong behaviors, leading to low-quality spam and weakening users' willingness to create high-quality content.
Pump.fun subsequently adjusted the reward algorithm to emphasize quality over quantity: the more Callouts a user posts daily, the lower the margin
ORBIO market cap surpasses $100 million, up over 40% in 24 hours
BlockBeats news, on October 4th, according to GMGN market data, Robinhood ecosystem AI concept token ORBIO's market value surpassed 100 million USD, currently reported at 102 million USD, with a 24-hour increase of over 40%, and a trading volume of 8.5 million USD during the same period.
ORBIO was issued on the Pons platform, backed by Nvidia stock tokens. Public information shows that the project is committed to building an affordable AI credit trading market, offering discounted trading of ov
Grayscale: The AI investment boom extends to the crypto market, with major winners expected in the next 5 years
BlockBeats news: On October 4, Grayscale research director Zach Pandl wrote that the AI crypto sector rose 54% in September, significantly outperforming the overall crypto market's 24% gain. Despite this surge, the sector's market cap is still only about $15 billion, making it the smallest among the six major crypto sectors defined by Grayscale.
Among representative tokens in the sector, NEAR rose 183% in September, Venice (VVV) rose 70%, World (WLD) rose 47%, and Bittensor (TAO) rose 37%. Thes
OpenPayd plans to list on Nasdaq by the end of the year and aims to enter the US market in April 2027
BlockBeats news, on October 4, Iana Dimitrova, CEO of stablecoin payment infrastructure company OpenPayd, stated that the company expects to complete its merger with Titan Acquisition Corp. and list on Nasdaq by the end of the year, with the stock ticker OP. The deal is in the final stage of review by the U.S. SEC and still requires the effectiveness of the registration statement, approval from Titan shareholders, and other conditions.
The listing will provide funding for U.S. business expansio
The Federal Reserve and European Central Bank meeting minutes will be released next week, expected to highlight inflation concerns
BlockBeats news: On October 4, influenced by weak US nonfarm payroll data and severe turmoil in the French financial markets, the urgency for the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank policymakers to follow up on the September rate hikes at their respective meetings this month has diminished. Both central banks will release the minutes of last month's meetings in the coming days. At those meetings, they raised rates due to concerns about rising inflationary pressures. The Federal Reserve
Bassett downplays concerns about rising yields and the AI bubble
BlockBeats news, on October 4, U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen stated that the recent rise in U.S. Treasury yields is consistent with global trends and there is no need to panic excessively. On Saturday, in an interview with Axios, she said: "If there is some kind of special rise, I would be concerned." "(But) we have not seen people selling U.S. Treasuries to buy German or Japanese bonds." "I cannot control the bond market. What I can do is make people slow down and think."
In addition, Yellen
Cathie Wood: Investors Should Start Paying Attention to Where AI Agents "Spend the Money"
BlockBeats news, on October 3rd, ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood stated that as AI Agents evolve from answering questions to representing users in executing tasks and actual consumption, investors may need to shift from "tracking developers" to "tracking AI agents" in the future, observing which software, services, and financial networks they choose.
Wood said at the Robinhood Summit: "We may increasingly talk about 'tracking agents.'" She believes that if millions of AI agents can autonomously deci
Iranian media: Iran is reviewing the new US proposal delivered via Qatar
BlockBeats news, on October 3rd, according to Iranian media reports, Iran is reviewing a new US proposal delivered via Qatar, which outlines a roadmap and timetable for final negotiations.
The proposal is based on the Islamabad framework but seeks to start nuclear talks earlier. However, Iran continues to insist that the US first fulfill its commitments, including sanction relief and the release of frozen funds. Iran's seven main conditions remain unchanged, and progress has also been made in n
🐶 No more pretending! Trump: As long as you vote for me, $5000 will be credited instantly
👱 Trump unveils another "cash giveaway" move for the midterm elections!
In addition to announcing immediate $100 Medicare premium subsidy checks to over 20 million seniors, Trump has made a bold promise again: if the Republicans win both houses of Congress in the midterms, every adult American citizen will receive a direct $5000 "citizen dividend"!
Based on approximately 240 million adults, this plan would cost up to $1.2 trillion, potentially becoming the largest economic stimulus package since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Although Trump claims the funds must be spent domestically and require no congressional approval, such massive fiscal spending will undoubtedly spark intense debates over secondary inflation pressures and congressional budget battles.
Linking election results directly to voters' wallets, can this "cash card" help the Republicans win Congress?
