This week, the global crypto and financial sectors are packed with highlights, from government departments' blockchain layout, regulatory policy games, to the strategic moves of giant companies, and the influx of capital into the core ecosystem. Each hotspot is affecting the market's nerves.

Buying Bitcoin in 2020 was a professional adventure. Now with the entry of BlackRock and the enactment of government bills, it has taken a decade for cryptocurrencies to overcome Wall Street's suspicion and hostility and tear off the gray label.

According to PANews, various scenarios are being considered for the management of crypto assets, depending on market conditions and strategic decisions. When asset prices significantly exceed acquisition costs, stakeholders may opt to cash out to meet shareholder or tax obligations, despite minor impacts on unrealized gains. This strategy has been previously employed by companies like MicroStrategy for tax optimization without causing market disruptions. In another favorable scenario, if substantial profits are realized, investors might diversify into other cryptocurrencies, potentially shifting focus from Ethereum-based projects to alternative coins. A neutral outcome could involve hedging strategies if assets are perceived to be nearing peak value. Companies might halt purchases and prepare to sell, using contracts and options to discreetly secure profits while maintaining some gains. Conversely, if the market value of net assets (mNAV) remains below 1 for an extended period, companies might refrain from issuing new shares and instead sell some assets to boost mNAV. In less favorable scenarios, financial pressures could force companies to liquidate significant portions of their holdings, as seen with Tesla in 2022 when it sold three-quarters of its Bitcoin due to financial constraints. Additionally, if investment strategies fail and acquisition costs far exceed current prices, companies might be compelled to cut losses and attempt recovery from lower price points. These scenarios are speculative and do not reflect a current bearish outlook on digital asset tokens (DAT). The continuation of market activities depends on several indicators, including acquisition costs, changes in executive leadership, and prolonged mNAV below 1, which will be discussed in future analyses.

31-8-2025 – Private jet operators and ultra-luxury cruise lines are rapidly adopting cryptocurrency payments as wealthy young entrepreneurs drive unprecedented growth in high-end travel spending, according to new McKinsey analysis. Luxury travel expenditures by individuals aged 30 to 40 reached $28 billion in 2023 and are projected to nearly double to $54 billion by 2028, [. . source: https://www.cointrackdaily.com/luxury-travel-embraces-crypto-as-young-millionaires-drive-28b-boom/

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Metaplanet’s stock has plunged 54% since mid-June, forcing the Tokyo-listed firm to seek alternative fundraising as its share-based “flywheel” falters. source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/metaplanet-bitcoin-fundraising-flywheel-breaks?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss%3F_dc%3D1756623072376%26_q%3D1756623072376&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

According to BlockBeats, sentiment analysis platform Santiment has observed an increase in 'buy the dip' mentions on social media as Bitcoin prices decline. This trend may indicate that the cryptocurrency market has not yet reached its bottom. The growing unease among investors is prompting them to seek entry points during minor price drops. Santiment analysts caution that the surge in 'buy the dip' discussions should not be interpreted as a clear sign of market bottoming. A true market bottom is typically characterized by widespread fear and a decline in buying interest, often forming when investors lose hope and are hesitant to purchase. Historical trends suggest that when more people believe the market has bottomed, it may actually signal further declines.

Binance reminded users on X to get ready to claim the Binance Alpha airdrop today at 12:00 (UTC). Users with at least 220 Binance Alpha Points can claim the tokens on a first-come, first-served basis until the airdrop pool is fully distributed or the event ends. Further details will be announced soon.

On Aug 31, 2025, 06:21 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, BNB has dropped below 860 USDT and is now trading at 859.830017 USDT, with a narrowed narrowed 0.02% increase in 24 hours.

According to PANews, the luxury travel market is experiencing a significant boost as affluent young entrepreneurs increasingly opt for cryptocurrency payments. This trend follows a surge in Bitcoin prices, prompting private jet and ultra-luxury cruise operators to accept digital currencies. McKinsey's analysis indicates that spending on luxury travel by individuals aged 30 to 40 reached $28 billion in 2023 and is projected to rise to $54 billion by 2028. Kenn Ricci, Chairman of Flexjet, noted the 'tremendous' demand from young wealthy clients, leading FXAIR, a Flexjet subsidiary, to accept cryptocurrency payments. A flight from Farnborough Airport near London to New York City costs approximately $80,000. Ricci highlighted a 'significant' increase in bookings from young entrepreneurs in the Bitcoin sector, who seek larger aircraft for longer distances, emphasizing that time is their most valuable luxury. Virgin Voyages, a luxury cruise company, now offers its $120,000 annual pass for purchase via cryptocurrency. Similarly, SeaDream Yacht Club, which operates two ultra-luxury yachts with a nearly 1:1 crew-to-passenger ratio, began accepting Bitcoin payments shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump commenced his second term. Boutique hotel groups, including the U.S.-based Kessler Collection and Hong Kong's Pavilions Hotels & Resorts, have also started accepting tokens like Dogecoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum.

Buy the dip mentions on social media are climbing as Bitcoin falls, which could be a sign the market hasn’t bottomed yet, Santiment says. source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-market-buy-the-dip-calls-signals-downside-santiment?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

Luxury travel sees increased crypto adoption as young entrepreneurs drive demand. source: https://coincu.com/358991-luxury-travel-crypto-adoption

With the improvement of the regulatory framework and the development of technology, stablecoins will play a more important role in the future financial ecosystem.

From the initial meme to the current top ten market capitalization, Dogecoin is not only a legend of its transformation from a joke to innovation, but also a vivid interpretation of the PoW spirit of "everyone can mine and the benefits are fairly distributed."

This week, 27 blockchain startups raised a total of $205.8 million in funding. Rain raised $58 million in its Series B funding round, the largest funding round of the week.

Golden Finance has launched the 2802nd issue of "Golden Morning 8:00", a morning newspaper for the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry, to provide you with the latest and fastest digital currency and blockchain industry news.

Industry leaders such as Eric Trump, CZ, Arthur Hayes, and the founder of Uniswap shared their views on the current and future of the crypto market at conferences in Tokyo and Hong Kong from August 25th to August 29th.

Golden Weekly is a weekly blockchain industry summary column launched by Golden Finance. Its content covers the week's key news, market and contract data, mining information, project dynamics, technological progress and other industry trends.

On August 27, at the Hong Kong Crypto Finance Forum held at the University of Hong Kong, CZ's speech was blunt and explicit, criticizing Hong Kong's Web3 policies.

Berkshire Hathaway's second-quarter holdings have been made public. The overall structure remains unchanged, with a still-high 52.74% in cash and only 47.26% in stocks.