💰JPMorgan believes Bitcoin’s true value exceeds $126,000
Welcome to the Daily for Saturday, August 30, 2025 ☕️
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Today is Saturday, August 30, 2025, and as every day from Tuesday to Saturday, we bring you a recap of the past 24 hours’ must-know news!
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24h crypto recap! ⏱
🏛 21Shares Seeks SEC Approval for a SEI ETF with Staking Option
The official filing appoints Coinbase Custody as custodian and CSC Delaware Trust as trustee. The ETF will track an index developed by CF Benchmarks and could include staking, subject to legal and regulatory review.
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💰 JPMorgan Says Bitcoin Is Undervalued, Targets $126,000
Analyst Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou points to historically low volatility — around 30% annually, half that of gold — as justification for a $126,000 valuation by the end of 2025. The bank highlights BTC’s risk/reward convergence with gold, reinforced by corporate accumulation exceeding 6% of supply.
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🇺🇸 CFTC Authorizes Foreign Crypto Exchanges to Serve U.S. Markets under FBOT Status
The Commission reinstates FBOT (Foreign Board of Trade) rules, allowing regulated overseas exchanges to legally serve U.S. traders. This move is part of the Trump administration’s crypto sprint, bolstered by Nasdaq’s real-time surveillance technologies.
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🏢 Nasdaq-Listed Real Estate Firm Soars After Bold Chainlink (LINK) Bet
Company Caliber bases its new treasury plan on LINK reserves, financed through equity and share issuance, triggering a +77% surge in its stock (CWD). Caliber is advised by a Crypto Advisory Board including Deloitte, Perkins Coie, and Manatt, leveraging automation for asset valuation while addressing a $17.6M shortfall to avoid Nasdaq delisting.
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Crypto of the Day: Arbitrum (ARB)
🧠 Innovation and Added Value
Arbitrum is an Optimistic Layer 2 solution for Ethereum, using Optimistic Rollups that execute transactions off-chain while maintaining the security of the main network.
Thanks to its Nitro technology, Arbitrum delivers higher performance, reduced fees, and full EVM compatibility, making it easy to deploy Ethereum dApps without major modifications. It positions itself as a key pillar of Web3 scalability, with an active DeFi, NFT, and DAO ecosystem.
💰 The ARB Token: Utility and Benefits for Holders
The ARB token is used for governance rights through the Arbitrum DAO. Holders can vote on protocol proposals and influence its future direction.
📊 Real-Time Performance (August 30, 2025)
Current Price: $0.4978 USD
24h Change: –1.78 %
Market Cap: ≈ $2.636 billion USD
CoinMarketCap Rank: #41
Circulating Supply: ≈ 5.295 billion ARB
24h Trading Volume: ≈ $530.0 million USD
Bitcoin: The United States Takes a Strategic Global Lead
The world is witnessing a decisive turning point in Bitcoin’s history. While Europe still hesitates in facing the challenges of cryptocurrencies, the United States is accelerating its race, determined to become the nerve center of global digital finance. This proactive stance could reshape the balance of power within the crypto ecosystem.
A State Strategy to Dominate the Bitcoin Ecosystem
The U.S. government now seems determined to turn Bitcoin into a geopolitical lever. As adoption intensifies, signs of institutional support multiply. Legislative initiatives, investment funds backed by public companies, and favorable rhetoric within the executive branch all point to the same strategy: making Bitcoin a national asset.
This offensive comes amid fierce competition between major powers. Washington anticipates the growing influence of cryptocurrencies in future international economic relations and sees Bitcoin as a tool to reinforce its financial dominance. By institutionalizing Bitcoin use before others, the U.S. could capture most of the capital flows, talent, and projects tied to this technology.
Europe Falling Behind: A Risk of Geopolitical Disconnection?
In contrast, the European Union appears to be lagging. Regulatory frameworks like MiCA are being implemented but are often viewed as too strict, stifling innovation instead of fostering it. Analysts highlight this gap, describing an EU that is “falling behind,” unable for now to define a coherent, competitive global strategy.
This inertia could have lasting consequences. Without European leadership in crypto, the field is left open to U.S. and Asian players. It also raises the issue of Europe’s digital sovereignty, which risks depending on technologies and infrastructures developed elsewhere, with no direct control over standards or usage rules.
The American choice to embrace Bitcoin could mark the beginning of a new cycle: one where cryptocurrencies cease to be merely financial instruments and become tools of power. Europe will need to reposition itself quickly if it does not want to be sidelined in a revolution it could have helped lead.
