Overview

Bitcoin briefly reached a new all-time high of $93,888 before pulling back and consolidating. Meanwhile, AI16z’s founder introduced a new uppercase token, ELIZA, sparking intense debate between the community and so-called “conspiracy groups.”

Daily Macro

Bitcoin Market Performance:

Bitcoin touched $93,888 before a rapid pullback, now consolidating.

Bitcoin ETF Activity:

Yesterday, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $813m.

Ethereum ETF Activity:

Yesterday，Ethereum ETFs recorded a net outflow of $67.1m.

Macroeconomic Data:

BlackRock’s IBIT ETF saw a 38% growth in assets over the past 7 days, marking the fastest increase in ETF history.

Daily Focus

ELIZA

Reason for Focus:

The founder of AI16z launched a new uppercase token, ELIZA, triggering heated debate between the community and "conspiracy groups." The original lowercase token, eliza, initially performed well due to its perceived association with AI16z. However, after AI16z partner Shaw stated that eliza is not affiliated with the firm and promoted the new ELIZA project, market sentiment shifted dramatically.

Related Token Performance:

ELIZA: -36.5% (24h)

eliza: -24% (24h)

Outlook:

The ongoing drama between the community and perceived "conspiracy groups" continues to impact both tokens. Investors should closely monitor developments, as the “uppercase vs lowercase” debate may determine which project emerges victorious.

Next Focus

Sky

Reason for Focus:

Sky (formerly MakerDAO) announced that its stablecoin USDS is now live on the Solana network. To boost ecosystem growth, Sky has introduced an early user incentive program, distributing over 500,000 USDS in weekly rewards.

Related Token Performance:

MKR: -1.5% (24h)

Outlook:

As Solana’s first major DeFi-native stablecoin, USDS is expected to create new opportunities for lending and trading activities on top-tier DeFi platforms within the ecosystem. Investors should watch for further adoption and its impact on Solana's DeFi landscape.

CoinEx Daily: Bitcoin Hits New High; ELIZA Sparks Debate Between “Conspiracy Groups” and Community