Trader Loracle’s unrealized losses from shorting CASHCAT and PONS have widened to $4.07 million.
According to TradingBeats' monitoring, trader Loracle shorted CASHCAT and PONS with 3x leverage, holding a combined short position worth roughly $18.5 million. The trader’s current unrealized loss has widened to $4.07 million: the CASHCAT short is valued at ~$6.44 million, with an average entry price of $0.23, incurring an unrealized loss of ~$1.23 million; the PONS short is worth ~$12.1 million, average entry price $0.54, with an unrealized loss of ~$2.84 million. TradingBeats, an on-chain Perpetual (Perp) and address analysis tool, is now live, enabling real-time access to Hyperliquid data—from address tracing to whale operations, delivering in-depth analysis at a glance.
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Uniswap Labs Purchases PONS Tokens, Deepens Long-Term Collaboration with Pons
Pons official announced in a statement that Uniswap Labs has acquired PONS tokens to align the long-term interests of both parties and deepen its collaboration with Uniswap. Fueled by this positive development, PONS rallied earlier this morning to a new all-time high of over $752 million, before pulling back to $686 million; the token’s 24-hour gain stands at 42.59%.
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The TRUMP team transferred 10 million tokens out within three days, and all of them have now flowed into centralized exchanges (CEX).
According to monitoring by EmberCN, 10 million TRUMP tokens transferred out by the TRUMP token team address three days ago have now almost entirely flowed into centralized cryptocurrency exchanges, valued at approximately $23.86 million at current prices. Of the total, 8 million TRUMP were deposited into Binance, and 2 million into OKX.
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Jiang Zhuoer: Sold his entire Bitcoin position at $82,050, and will monitor the $70,000 to $72,000 range going forward.
Jiang Zhuoer, founder of B.TOP (Lianbit Mining Pool), shared his recent trading moves, revealing that he sold his entire BTC position when Bitcoin’s price hit approximately $82,050.
Jiang stated that his shift from his prior stance of "not shorting ETH" to shorting BTC was driven mainly by ETH’s high volatility. Meanwhile, after BTC ETF funds showed weakness and recorded their first outflow, Bitcoin instead rallied to near the upper boundary of the $81,500 range, creating a solid selling opportunity.
He added that this round of Bitcoin consolidation has only lasted around 13 days, which is insufficient time to break through the key resistance zone of $83,000 to $84,000. The short-term upward wick pattern that emerged after BTC broke above $82,000 also serves as a strong trading signal.
For Bitcoin’s future trend, Jiang outlined a scenario: BTC will first pull back to the $70,000–$72,000 range, which he considers the "last entry opportunity". It may then consolidate between $76,000 and $82,000 while identifying take-profit levels. If the price rises further to the $83,000–$84,000 zone, he will use $82,300 as a stop-loss reference.
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Japanese and South Korean stock markets opened higher, with SoftBank rising 5.8%, and SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics both gaining over 2%.
According to Bitget market data, Japanese and South Korean stock markets opened higher: the Nikkei 225 index rose 0.27% at opening, SoftBank gained 5.8%, Kioxia rose 0.70%; South Korea’s KOSPI index opened up 1.2%, with SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics both rising more than 2%.
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Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) data to be released tonight: Markets forecast a mere 56,000 rise in August; JPMorgan warns the S&P 500 could see sharp volatility in response to the figures.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the August nonfarm payrolls report tonight. Market forecasts show nonfarm payrolls will rise by just 56,000, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.1%. Market consensus views the U.S. labor market as currently "stable but weak"; weaker employment data will not necessarily directly prompt the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, as policy focus will remain on inflation trends. JPMorgan’s trading desk forecasts that if nonfarm payrolls exceed 95,000, the S&P 500 index could fall by 0.5% to 1.25%; if payrolls rise by only 5,000 to 35,000, the S&P 500 could gain 0.25% to 0.75%. Markets expect this nonfarm data to be a key variable influencing the Federal Reserve’s September policy outlook and short-term U.S. stock market moves. Recent comments from Federal Reserve officials indicate the labor market is not currently a policy focus. Fed Governor Barr described the employment situation as "stable" earlier this week, while Governor Waller called the jobs outlook "satisfactory" on Thursday. These assessments do not signal a strong labor market; instead, they mean that with inflation yet to ease further, the Fed could consider raising interest rates while minimizing any negative impact on employment.
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