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CryptoQuant said capital flows into and out of the Bitcoin (BTC) market have remained at extreme levels for six straight days. Cointelegraph reported that Axel Adler Jr. said similar flow patterns in the current cycle were followed by declines in Bitcoin’s price. Adler said the pattern does not necessarily mean Bitcoin’s price will fall again, though it could point to short-term volatility. Forecast Trend Report by PeriodSee more mid- to long-term trend analysisCapital flows into and out of the Bitcoin market have reached extreme levels for six consecutive days. Cointelegraph reported on September 3 that Axel Adler Jr., a CryptoQuant…

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Hello, this is Priyanka Salve, writing to you from Singapore. Welcome to the latest edition of “Inside India” — your one-stop destination for stories and developments from the world’s fastest-growing large economy.India’s quarterly economic growth has exceeded expectations several times over the past year, defying a bleak global trade environment, high energy prices and geopolitical uncertainties. But this has failed to boost the country’s key stock benchmarks, which have been among the worst-performing major indexes globally.I spoke with experts to understand what’s behind that disconnect. Any thoughts on today’s newsletter? Share them with the team. The big storyIndia is beating growth expectations even…

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Forecast Trend Report by PeriodSee more mid- to long-term trend analysisPhoto: Shutterstock Solana is processing about one in five stablecoin transactions, according to comments from Standard Chartered’s global head of digital assets cited by BlockBeats. Jeff Kendrick made the remarks during a recent appearance on Solana’s official House of Sol podcast, BlockBeats reported on September 3. About $7 trillion moves through stablecoins each month, Kendrick said. He added that Solana handles about 20% of total stablecoin transaction volume, benefiting from fast speeds and low fees. Kendrick said stablecoin use has expanded this year beyond crypto trading into areas such as…

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The narrative that NFTs died sometime in 2023 makes for a clean headline, but it confuses a price correction in speculative art collectibles with the technology itself. Monthly trading volumes bottomed out in mid-2023 and then climbed back steadily. By October 2025, $NFT trading volume hit $546 million in a single month with 10.1 million individual sales, an annual high. The collapse was real for profile-picture speculation, yet the underlying standard, a way to record verifiable ownership of a unique asset on a public ledger, never stopped working. What changed is who uses NFTs and why. The buyer paying six…

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President Bola Tinubu on Monday welcomed the encouraging news showing that the nation’s Gross Domestic Product grew at 4.43%, in second quarter of 2026, compared with the 4.23 per cent in the second quarter of 2025. The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) revealed this on Monday, according to Bayo Onanuga, the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy. The NBS report also shows growth in agriculture, manufacturing, the oil and gas sector, and the service sector, which now dominates the economy in terms of contribution to aggregate GDP. In nominal terms, the country’s aggregate GDP in the second…

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The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) is proposing new rules that would allow companies to classify stablecoins as cash equivalents, aligning them with traditional cash instruments such as Treasury bills. This development, highlighted by Crypto Twitter commentator @FireblocksHQ, could dramatically improve stablecoin adoption among enterprises. As this proposal moves forward, it may transform how corporate treasurers manage their liquidity and risk. The Latest The crypto market is currently experiencing mixed signals, but the potential for stablecoins to be recognized as cash equivalents introduces a significant shift in the financial landscape. The FASB’s proposal stipulates that stablecoins must meet specific criteria…

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