PPP's market prediction tool monitoring shows that in Polymarket's "Will the Fed keep interest rates unchanged in September?" prediction event, an account (0x011175c87089797b1c5bebcfb6d501b4c51d60f7) with accumulated losses exceeding $50,000 purchased $74,600 worth of shares, predicting the Fed would keep interest rates unchanged in September. The average opening price was 53.6¢, and the number of shares purchased was 153,845.8. According to the settlement rules, this market will settle based on the interest rate change following the Fed's September 2026 FOMC meeting. If the interest rate adjustment is not among the existing options, it will be rounded up to the nearest 25 basis points; for example, a 12.5 basis point rate cut or hike will be calculated as 25 basis points. If no relevant statement is issued before the end of the meeting, the event will settle as "unchanged". The next FOMC meeting will be held on September 15-16, 2026. Join the PPP signal push community to get ahead of the curve and seize opportunities.

According to GMGN data, PONS' market capitalization has rebounded to over $500 million, currently trading at $523 million, a 24-hour increase of over 12%. Furthermore, Pons stated that as of now, 29.34% of the total PONS token supply has been burned, and 80% of the fees generated by the protocol will continue to be used to buy back PONS. Odaily reminds users that Meme coin prices are highly volatile; investors should participate with caution.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, the Bitcoin market has repeatedly presented the narrative of "this time is different" over the past 18 years, but the overall cyclical structure remains largely unchanged. In 2014, 2017, 2020-2021, and 2024-2025, BTC's maximum drawdowns were approximately 85%, 84%, 77%, and 53%, respectively, with the magnitude of the drawdowns gradually narrowing. Alex Thorn, Head of Corporate Research at Galaxy Digital, released a chart stating that the current BTC drawdown is significantly smaller than previous cycles. Analyst Willy Woo stated that as the halving supply shock weakens, Bitcoin may be transitioning from a four-year cycle to a six- to eight-year cycle, but this judgment cannot be confirmed at present. Previous cycles saw gains of approximately 580 times, 130 times, 22 times, and 8 times from their lows to their next all-time highs, respectively. Analyst James Check pointed out that Bitcoin's price bottoms shift upwards with each cycle, while the tops remain relatively stable; Jesse Myers stated that BTC may have just entered a two- to three-year bull market. (Bitcoin.com News)