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Can Ozak AI Sustain Momentum Into 2030? Experts Outline Three Scenarios for Explosive Growth

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TI Partners
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Ozak AI ($OZ) has positioned itself as a next-generation AI-powered crypto project, combining artificial intelligence with DePIN infrastructure to build a decentralized environment for predictive analytics, automation, and multi-chain data execution. As the AI sector expands across blockchain ecosystems, analysts have begun evaluating how long Ozak AI’s momentum can realistically last and what the project may look like heading toward 2030.

Presale Strength Continues in Phase 7

The $OZ token remains in Phase 7 of its presale. The current price of the token is $0.014, with 1,009,373,903.44 $OZ already sold and $4,531,272.57 raised. From its first pricing stage to the present, the token has seen over 1200% growth. The team keeps a targeted listing price of $1.00, and the presale allocation feeds into staking, governance, infrastructure incentives, and ecosystem utility. The smart contract has already completed an audit by @sherlockdefi, which reported zero unresolved issues.

Scenario One: Expansion Through AI-Powered Infrastructure

One pathway analysts highlight is continued expansion through its technology stack. Ozak AI’s predictive agents and automated analytics are integrated into a decentralized physical infrastructure network, designed to reduce dependence on centralized compute while delivering faster and more secure AI execution. As cross-chain support grows, Ozak AI could serve as a bridge between decentralized applications and machine-learning-based intelligence. Sustained adoption of dApps integrating AI-generated signals could drive platform usage.

Scenario Two: Acceleration Through Global Partnerships

A second scenario of long-term growth stems from strategic partnerships. The collaboration with Hive Intel (HIVE) connects Ozak AI to structured blockchain data, including NFT flows, DeFi movements, wallet activity, and market-level token metrics. The integration with Weblume brings real-time predictive signals into a no-code builder, enabling teams to deploy dashboards or decentralized applications without engineering bottlenecks. The partnership with Meganet, a bandwidth-sharing network hosting more than 6.5 million active nodes, gives Ozak AI access to low-cost distributed compute, improving processing of predictive tasks.

Scenario Three: Market Growth and Exchange Listings

The third scenario is driven by future exchange listings and global market conditions. While Ozak AI has not yet entered its post-presale listing phase, analysts point to the combination of token utility, infrastructure use cases, audit completion, and partnerships as potential factors that could influence traction when public trading begins. Growth in the AI sector across blockchain markets could also adjust demand for decentralized predictive systems. How effectively the project executes its roadmap after listing will determine whether momentum continues into the next market cycle.

Conclusion

Development of Ozak AI implies steady growth instead of short-term interests. Thus, its whole presale progress, multi-chain infrastructure, technical partnerships, on-ground community events, and audited smart contracts just prove the fact that the project is working very hard to build a functional ecosystem. As such, sustained momentum into 2030 will lie in continuous integrations, adoption, and liquidity driven by exchanges once trading commences. For now, though, metrics and partnerships show that this foundation is being laid for long-term growth rather than speculative activity.

 

For more information about Ozak AI, visit the links below:

Website: https://ozak.ai/

Twitter/X: https://x.com/OzakAGI

Telegram: https://t.me/OzakAGI

5 Spot Crypto ETFs are Launching Next Week

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Paul Ugbede Godwin
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Based on recent SEC approvals and filings amid the ongoing U.S. government shutdown which has allowed several procedural launches without active review, the altcoin spot ETF market is exploding.

Multiple sources confirm a surge in launches, with five spot crypto ETFs set to go live in the U.S. this week, building on the momentum from Bitcoin and Ethereum products. This follows the successful rollout of Solana ETFs in early November and XRP/Dogecoin products earlier this month.

These launches are driving institutional inflows, with early XRP and Dogecoin ETFs already seeing $250M+ and $11M in day-one volume, respectively. Broader predictions point to over 100 new crypto ETFs in the next 6 months, including staking variants, memecoins, and hybrids.

First-ever spot DOGE ETF; $11M inflows on debut, $1.4M day-one volume reported today. Strong memecoin momentum. Hybrid spot 40% direct XRP holdings; $32M+ trading volume already, up 15% intraday. Part of XRP ETF wave.

Pure spot exposure; leading XRP ETF pack with 1.3M+ shares traded yesterday. High liquidity expected. First U.S. spot BNB ETF; S-1 amendment filed recently. Targets Binance ecosystem growth.

Record $250M day-one inflows in prior XRP launches; focuses on direct custody. Look for GDOG and GXRP to continue building volume today/tomorrow, with XRPL potentially debuting mid-week. U.S. markets close early Thursday (Thanksgiving) and Friday, so launches may cluster Tuesday–Wednesday to avoid holiday slowdowns.

XRP has jumped 15%+ on ETF news, while DOGE sees spillover hype. Solana ETFs (e.g., Bitwise BSOL) added $57M inflows yesterday, showing sustained demand. This is part of a “second wave” post-shutdown delays. Litecoin (LTC) and Hedera (HBAR) filings are next, with 90% approval odds for LTC by year-end.

Solana (SOL) spot ETFs, which debuted in late October 2025 amid a wave of SEC approvals during the U.S. government shutdown, have marked a significant milestone in institutional crypto adoption.

Launched on October 28, these products provide direct exposure to SOL while enabling staking yields typically 5-7% APY, attracting investors seeking regulated access to Solana’s high-throughput blockchain ecosystem.

Despite broader market volatility—SOL has dropped ~20% from its October peak of $205 to around $145 today—the ETFs have shown remarkable resilience with 20 consecutive days of net inflows, totaling $568 million since inception.

This contrasts sharply with outflows from Bitcoin $151M net on Nov 24 and Ethereum $37M net on Nov 20 ETFs, signaling a rotation toward yield-generating altcoins. Key drivers include Solana’s DeFi, NFT, and memecoin ecosystem growth daily active users up 15% MoM, tokenization trends, and competitive fees.

However, ETF demand hasn’t yet translated to sustained SOL price appreciation due to macro de-risking and technical breakdowns below $150 support. Analysts project $2.7-5.5B in inflows within the first year, potentially capturing 10-15% of SOL supply via staking, which could tighten liquidity and support a rebound to $200+ by mid-2026.

November Highlights: $369M inflows month-to-date; second-biggest weekly at $421M early Nov. SOL traded at $145 down 5% daily, 20% from ETF launch, breaking $150 support amid 13% volume surge. Yet, ETF inflows correlate with rising Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD), indicating genuine buying pressure from institutions.

Staking has locked 407M SOL up from 350M YTD, reducing sell pressure. ETFs pass ~6.3% APY, outpacing BTC/ETH yields and drawing $715M AUM. Solana ETFs bucked $513M crypto ETP outflows post-Oct liquidation event. X sentiment echoes this: “20 straight days… on rampage” and “record $39.5M inflow” highlight institutional FOMO.

JPMorgan eyes $6B inflows by mid-2026; price targets $200-400 if inflows hit $5B. Risks include correlation to BTC (r=0.85) and potential outflows if Fed cuts disappoint. Solana ETFs are a bright spot in a turbulent market, validating SOL as a “high-conviction” asset for diversified portfolios.

Watch for $160 resistance breakout on sustained flows. Analysts predict Bitcoin ETFs could triple gold ETFs’ size ($125B) soon. Stay tuned—volatility is high, but these launches signal crypto’s mainstream pivot.

US PPI data Will Be Released Today, GDP Data Tomorrow

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Paul Ugbede Godwin
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Given the recent government shutdown, the economic release calendar has been disrupted, with some reports delayed or rescheduled. Note that the Producer Price Index (PPI) for September 2025 is scheduled for today (November 25, 2025), while the third-quarter Gross Domestic Product (GDP) advance estimate has been postponed.

Producer Price Index (PPI) – Released Today

The PPI tracks average changes in selling prices received by domestic producers for their output, serving as an early indicator of wholesale inflation trends. It’s a key input for the Federal Reserve’s inflation assessments.

Month-over-month (MoM) change: 0.2%. Year-over-year (YoY) change: Around 2.7% for core PPI excluding food and energy. This release comes after a data drought due to the shutdown, providing much-needed visibility into producer-level pricing.

A softer-than-expected reading could bolster expectations for a 25 basis point rate cut at the Fed’s December meeting, potentially supporting risk assets like equities and cryptocurrencies. Conversely, hotter inflation could temper those hopes. Official data will be available on the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) website shortly after release.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) – Originally Scheduled for Tomorrow, Now Delayed

GDP is the broadest gauge of US economic activity, reflecting the total value of goods and services produced. The advance estimate provides an initial snapshot of quarterly growth.

Due to the shutdown’s ripple effects, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) has rescheduled the third-quarter 2025 GDP advance estimate along with preliminary corporate profits to December 23, 2025, at 8:30 A.M. ET. This replaces what would have been the second estimate.

Nowcasting models, like the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow, estimate real GDP growth at 4.2% seasonally adjusted annual rate as of November 21, 2025. This reflects strength in personal consumption and private investment, offset slightly by other factors.

The delay means markets will lack this critical growth signal for another month, potentially increasing volatility around Fed policy expectations. A robust print could reinforce the economy’s resilience amid higher rates. These releases are pivotal in the current environment of policy uncertainty.

These metrics influence Federal Reserve policy expectations—especially around interest rate cuts—which drive liquidity into risk assets. Softer inflation (PPI) or robust growth (GDP) signals typically boost crypto prices by signaling easier monetary policy, while hotter data or uncertainty can trigger sell-offs.

With the PPI released today and the Q3 GDP advance estimate delayed, here’s a breakdown of the immediate and potential effects. PPI The September 2025 PPI rose 0.3% month-over-month (MoM), matching consensus expectations and rebounding from August’s -0.1% decline.

Core PPI excluding food and energy increased less than forecasted, signaling cooling wholesale inflation pressures after a 76-day data blackout due to the government shutdown. Crypto markets showed a muted but positive response post-release.

BTC hovered around $87,600–$88,600, up 1.5% intraday, testing key resistance amid thin liquidity and whale pullbacks. The broader market cap climbed to $3.1 trillion, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index ticking up from 10 to 15 still in “extreme fear” territory but signaling budding confidence.

Altcoins like ETH followed suit, gaining ~1–2%, as traders priced in sustained odds (85%) for a 25 basis point (bps) Fed rate cut in December. In-line PPI avoids a hawkish surprise, reinforcing the narrative of disinflation and keeping borrowing costs in check.

Historically, softer PPI prints correlate with BTC rallies of 2–5% within 24–48 hours, as they enhance risk-on sentiment. However, the reaction was tempered by pre-release jitters and holiday-thin trading volumes ahead of Thanksgiving.

If follow-up data (e.g., tomorrow’s retail sales) heats up, it could reverse gains, pushing BTC toward $85,000 support. The Q3 2025 GDP advance estimate, originally due tomorrow, has been postponed to December 23 due to shutdown disruptions—skipping the traditional “advance” and rolling it into what would have been the second estimate.

Nowcasts (e.g., Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow) peg growth at a strong 4.2% annualized rate, driven by consumer spending and investment. The delay has sparked speculation, with some attributing it to political scrutiny under the Trump administration, fueling debates on economic health.

Crypto saw minor dips ~0.5% on the announcement, as data-dependent investors reassess Fed paths. Treasury yields edged up slightly, pressuring rate-sensitive assets like BTC. GDP provides a growth snapshot; a delay prolongs uncertainty, amplifying swings in crypto often 3–7% on major releases.

A robust print later could validate the “soft landing” thesis, propelling BTC toward $90,000+ by year-end. But prolonged opacity might exacerbate fear, especially with holiday liquidity drying up.

This fits a pattern where macro blackouts (e.g., post-shutdown) lead to 1–2% BTC volatility spikes, though crypto’s correlation to equities (~0.6) suggests resilience if stocks hold steady.

Overall, today’s PPI eases inflation fears, providing a tailwind for crypto amid rate cut bets, while the GDP delay adds fog—but strong underlying growth vibes could outweigh it. BTC’s path to $90,000 hinges on no surprises in upcoming PCE.

A Look At VanEck’s Take on the Recent Crypto Selloff

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Paul Ugbede Godwin
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VanEck, a prominent asset manager with significant exposure to digital assets, recently analyzed the sharp Bitcoin (BTC) price decline in mid-November 2025.

In their “Mid-November 2025 Bitcoin Chain Check” report, they attribute the selloff primarily to mid-cycle holders—traders who entered positions during previous market downturns and are now rotating out amid broader risk aversion—rather than long-term “whales” or institutional capitulation.

This aligns closely with the idea of “US traders” driving the pressure, as U.S.-based futures markets (e.g., CME, where much of the leverage is concentrated) experienced the most dramatic liquidations.

Coins aged 3–5 years saw a 32% drop in supply over the past two years, as these holders often speculative traders from prior cycles offload during weakness. In contrast, coins unmoved for 5+ years remain stable, with the cohort even growing by ~278,000 BTC, signaling long-term conviction.

The downturn accelerated after President Trump’s October 10, 2025, X post announcing potential 100% tariffs on Chinese goods. This sparked a U.S. dollar surge, risk-off sentiment, and ~$19 billion in crypto futures liquidations within hours—mostly from over-leveraged U.S. traders.

Bitcoin perpetual futures open interest plummeted 20% in BTC terms since October and 19% in a single 12-hour spike. Funding rates hit lows not seen since late 2023, indicating deeply oversold conditions and reduced speculation.

Bitcoin has fallen ~31% from its October 6, 2025, all-time high of $126,080, trading around $86,000–$88,500 as of late November 2025. VanEck notes this mirrors post-halving bear phases bearish into 2026 and highlights external factors like quantum encryption risks and privacy concerns favoring alternatives like Zcash.

However, they see tactical buying opportunities emerging, with some cohorts turning net buyers and ETP outflows 49,300 BTC since October potentially bottoming out. VanEck views this as a “healthy reset” rather than a structural breakdown, advising dollar-cost averaging into bear markets.

While U.S. traders’ leverage amplified the drop, global spot markets were less affected, underscoring the role of domestic futures activity.

The 20% plunge in Bitcoin perpetual futures open interest (OI) and the collapse in funding rates to 2023 lows signal a washout of speculative excess, primarily from mid-cycle 3–5 year holders who reduced supply by 32% over two years.

This rotation—without capitulation from 5+ year “whales” whose holdings grew by ~278,000 BTC—cleanses leverage, historically paving the way for rebounds. Implication: Lower volatility ahead, with spot markets less US futures-dominated showing resilience, potentially stabilizing BTC around $85,000–$90,000 as a new base.

Bitcoin ETPs saw 49,300 BTC in outflows since October 2% of AUM, but this mirrors post-halving patterns and could bottom soon, with tactical buying from select cohorts emerging. Long-term, this reinforces ETF-driven institutional adoption, insulating crypto from retail panic.

US traders’ margin calls from crypto losses have amplified selloffs in correlated assets like AI stocks like Nvidia, contributing to a $1 trillion+ wipeout in crypto market cap and influencing Wall Street reversals.

With BTC down 30%+ from its $126,000 October peak, this highlights crypto as a “leading indicator” for risk sentiment—traders using BTC as collateral for equity bets now face forced liquidations, deepening downturns.

Expect heightened volatility in US indices like Nasdaq until Fed rate cut hopes clarify, but a crypto rebound could signal broader recovery. While US futures bore the brunt ~$19B in liquidations, international spot volumes held firmer, underscoring America’s leverage-heavy influence.

This could accelerate de-globalization of crypto trading, with Asia/Europe gaining share. The selloff coincided with tariff rhetoric boosting the USD and risk aversion, but VanEck anticipates deregulation and ETF expansions—like ETH staking amendments and SOL ETF approvals—by mid-2025.

State-level moves, such as Pennsylvania’s proposed Bitcoin reserve up to 10% of $7B and Florida’s potential adoption, signal growing sovereign interest. These could drive BTC to $160,000–$180,000 by mid-2025, per historical alt-season analogs, offsetting current bearishness.

69 public companies now hold BTC up from prior cycles, with leaders like MicroStrategy adding ~128k BTC since mid-November. If BTC dips below $90,000, some may face “underwater” holdings, prompting sales—but this trend expected to hit 100+ firms in 2025 embeds crypto in balance sheets, reducing downside risk.

Growth Mode for Hyperliquid HIP-3 Equities Turns on Featuring 90% Fee Reduction

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Paul Ugbede Godwin
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Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetual futures exchange built on its own high-performance Layer 1 blockchain, has recently activated HIP-3 Growth Mode, a key upgrade designed to accelerate the launch and adoption of new markets, particularly for equities and other asset classes.

This feature, part of Hyperliquid Improvement Proposal 3 (HIP-3), enables permissionless market deployment—meaning anyone can create and list new perpetual contracts (perps) without centralized approval—while slashing trading fees by over 90% to supercharge liquidity and trading volume.

Standard taker fees on Hyperliquid are around 0.045%. In Growth Mode, these drop to as low as 0.0045%–0.009% a 90%+ cut, including rebates and volume-based contributions. Protocol fees and maker rebates are also reduced by 90%, making it one of the lowest-cost venues in DeFi for new listings.

Deployers can toggle Growth Mode on a per-asset basis for HIP-3 markets. It’s now live on most HIP-3 equities and other perps, with recent announcements confirming broad rollout. Focused on “equities” (e.g., tokenized stock perps like XYZ assets) and other under-liquidated markets to attract traders quickly.

By minimizing costs, Growth Mode encourages early trading activity, reducing slippage price impact from trades by over 90% in many cases. This creates a flywheel: more volume, better liquidity and more users.

HIP-3 builds on Hyperliquid’s permissionless ethos, similar to how Uniswap allows anyone to add liquidity pools. It’s positioning Hyperliquid as a go-to for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) like equities, competing with centralized exchanges.

Launched around November 19, 2025, with immediate activation on key markets. Community feedback on X highlights the “near-zero” fees as a game-changer for high-frequency traders.

Hyperliquid Improvement Proposal 3 (HIP-3), represents a pivotal upgrade to the Hyperliquid protocol, enabling permissionless deployment of perpetual futures markets (perps) directly on its HyperCore infrastructure.

This shifts Hyperliquid from a validator-curated exchange to a fully decentralized financial layer where builders—anyone staking sufficient HYPE tokens—can launch and manage their own perp DEXs without centralized approval.

The proposal builds on prior HIPs (e.g., HIP-1 for native token standards and HIP-2 for hyperliquidity) by focusing on perpetuals, fostering innovation in tokenized assets like equities, commodities, and collectibles.

HIP-3’s core ethos is to democratize market creation while incorporating safeguards like staking bonds and slashing mechanisms to prevent spam or low-quality deployments. It integrates with HyperEVM for smart contract compatibility and supports open interest limits to maintain system stability.

HIP-3 has driven significant HYPE staking demand and early deployments, with trading volumes exceeding $300 billion monthly across the platform. Prior to HIP-3, market listings were controlled by validators through governance, limiting speed and diversity.

HIP-3 removes gatekeepers, allowing rapid launches of niche markets like tokenized stocks or RWAs to boost liquidity and user choice. By enabling builders to earn 50% of fees, it incentivizes high-quality deployments, positioning Hyperliquid as the “AWS of liquidity” for on-chain finance.

Temporary slashing rules ensure deployers maintain oracle accuracy and market integrity, with plans to phase them out as tooling matures. Creates buy-side pressure on HYPE by locking capital in stakes, potentially reducing circulating supply and supporting token value HYPE up ~13% post-activation to ~$42.

Deploy up to 3 assets without auctions, ideal for bootstrapping new DEXs. Additional assets require winning a shared Dutch auction same params as HIP-1: frequency-based, minimum price floors. Auctions are cross-DEX to fairly allocate slots.

Set parameters like leverage limits, oracles, fee structures, and collateral. Optionally integrate multisig/DAO for governance. Markets go live on HyperCore. Deployers handle operations; users trade via compatible frontends (e.g., Phantom wallet integration).

Deployer gets 50% of fees; Hyperliquid takes the other 50%. User fees are 2x standard rates ~0.09% taker vs. 0.045% to balance this, but include discounts for staking, referrals, and aligned collateral.

Validators can slash stakes for oracle downtime or manipulation; quote assets exempt for future migration possible. Prevent over-leveraging; adjustable per market. HIP-3 includes bug bounties and frontend checks for security.

No Immediate User Changes: Existing markets unaffected; new HIP-3 perps appear in updated interfaces. Hyperliquid rolled out Growth Mode for HIP-3 markets, particularly equities, slashing fees by 90%+ taker fees to ~0.0045–0.009% to accelerate liquidity bootstrapping.

This optional toggle per asset reduces slippage and attracts high-frequency traders, creating a “flywheel” of volume growth. Early adopters include Hyperion for tokenized treasuries and Trove with over $10 billion in liquidations handled during the October market flush showcasing resilience.

HIP-3 positions Hyperliquid to rival centralized giants like Binance by enabling diverse, on-chain perps for non-crypto assets, potentially flipping market share through composability. It boosts HYPE utility staking demand ~$19–22M per DEX and ecosystem growth, with projections of $1B+ annualized revenue.

For builders, it’s a revenue opportunity; for traders, more markets with low barriers. If you’re trading on Hyperliquid, this is a great time to explore new HIP-3 listings.

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