Summary
Kim Je-yi, Blockmedia Editor-in-Chief, analyzes how scrapped US-Iran nuclear talks reignited war risk, sending oil to multi-month highs and pressuring Bitcoin. The episode also covers Bitcoin's stagnant outlook amid ETF outflows and hawkish Fed minutes, Solana's dominance in on-chain tokenized stock trading, and the cancellation of a major Bitcoin treasury IPO.
- Trump's scrapping of Iran negotiations reignites geopolitical risk, sending oil to multi-month highs and weighing on Bitcoin.
- Bitcoin faces headwinds from ETF outflows, a hawkish FOMC tilt, and declining stablecoin liquidity, pointing to stagnation.
- Solana captured 90% of tokenized stock trading volume, driven by the Jupiter DeFi super app, signaling strong on-chain growth.
- FOMC minutes reveal a sharp hawkish shift with many members favoring rate hikes, citing AI investment as an inflationary force.
- A StarkWare executive's proposal to remove Bitcoin's supply cap was overwhelmingly rejected by the community.
- Adam Back's Bitcoin treasury firm BSTR cancelled its IPO, removing a planned large-scale BTC buyer from the market.