AiCoin Daily (September 4th)

[Bullish Europe Subsidiary Obtains MiCA License in Germany] BlockBeats News, September 5, according to CoinDesk, the European subsidiary of cryptocurrency exchange platform Bullish has obtained a license under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation in Germany. Bullish Europe has received this license from the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin), after previously obtaining crypto brokerage and custody licenses issued by the regulator.

According to the 2-hour cycle display, the total amount of large orders sold by the main force in the past 12 hours reached $376 million, significantly suppressing the $292 million buying market. The main force had a net outflow of $83.85 million, with a buy to sell ratio of 1: 1.29, indicating that the main force's funds showed a willingness to short. Especially at 13:22 and 15:08, OKX and Binance saw consecutive major selling orders exceeding tens of millions of dollars, directly putting pressure on BTC at key pressure levels. The current candlestick has closed with a cross star, combined with KDJ dead cross and overbought area signals, indicating that the short-term rebound momentum may be depleted. The resonance between the main behavior and technical indicators indicates that the price may further decline. Open a membership, track real-time updates on major orders, and gain insight into market opportunities! The data is sourced from the PRO member's [BTC/USDT Binance 2-hour] candlestick, for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice.

OKX - PUMP is currently priced at $0.004663, with a 24-hour increase of 8.75%. 24-hour transaction volume of 1.2 billion US dollars, up 29.53%, for reference only

Company holds 52,477 BTC, advances Texas wind farm and European growth while shares face year-to-date decline.

[Amundi Strategist: Nonfarm Payroll Data May Strengthen Expectations for Fed's Easing Policy] Francesco Sandrini, Head of Multi-Asset Strategy at Amundi, stated that recent data suggests the U.S. labor market may be weakening, which supports the Federal Reserve's potential rate cut action in September. He further noted that today's released nonfarm payroll data could, to some extent, validate the Fed's current accommodative monetary policy stance.