According to BlockBeats, on September 13, HTX market data showed that LSK briefly surged over 920% to $2, before falling over 58% to its current price of $0.834.

According to Coinglass data, LSK suffered $41.13 million in liquidations in the past 24 hours, including $7.44 million in long positions and $33.68 million in short positions.

According to BlockBeats, on September 13th, crypto analyst Ali Charts stated that Bitcoin has bottomed out. For investors who missed buying opportunities below $60,000, the current rise of BTC to the $77,000 to $80,000 range may be anxiety-inducing, but chasing the price higher at this time is not advisable.

He pointed out that in previous bull markets, the cost base for short-term Bitcoin holders had repeatedly formed attractive accumulation zones. Looking back at the market performance from 2022 to 2025, whenever BTC touched or briefly fell below this cost base, macro buying opportunities emerged, followed by a continuation of the overall upward trend.

Currently, the cost basis for short-term Bitcoin holders is around $71,200. Patiently waiting for BTC to pull back to this area could provide a more favorable entry point for the next potential rally.

According to BlockBeats, on September 13th, crypto trader Ansem posted that ZCAT, the Meme coin of the Solana ecosystem, has caught his attention and can be seen as another way to participate in ZEC trading. ZCAT forms a trading pair with ZEC and funds its reward mechanism through a 3% token transfer tax.

The relevant ZEC rewards will be directly distributed to eligible ZCAT holders, enabling on-chain speculators to gain exposure to the Zcash narrative. Ansem also pointed out that the transfer tax will increase transaction friction, which is the main trade-off of the mechanism; he believes the design is interesting but represents a high-risk spot transaction.