US spot Bitcoin ETFs log third straight inflow session as BTC briefly retakes $65K
A $368M three-day inflow streak flipped July ETF flows back to positive after heavy May–June outflows.
A $368M three-day inflow streak flipped July ETF flows back to positive after heavy May–June outflows.
The plan targets a 3.9M WU per-transaction cap and a 1-sat dust limit to pressure default policy changes via adoption.
The onshore rollout starts with 500 crypto trading pairs and keeps former NOBI executives in top roles.
The paid, machine-readable feed targets HFT and algo firms, with institutional availability aimed for Aug. 1, 2026.
The project did not quantify “most” or name departing teams in the accessible source excerpt.
Layered long-liquidity support sits at $63.75K–$62.5K as open interest falls more than 3% from Tuesday’s peak.
The July 16 announcement frames the capital as fuel for tokenized securities and derivatives expansion.
The cuts come as Polygon finalizes a $250 million Coinme and Sequence acquisition announced in January.
The fund started trading July 16 and carries a 0.75% net fee waiver through May 2027 before stepping up to 0.90%.
A longtime teleprompter operator was placed on unpaid leave as regulators weigh a settlement over “Mentions” contracts.
No public SEC filing or applicant entity was provided, leaving the submission unverified at publication.
Traders flagged the 50-month EMA near $65.9K and an AVWAP from the prior $82K run as near-term caps.
The deal adds derivatives talent, client relationships, and a Cayman-to-U.K. regulatory expansion plan.
The toolkit lets agents read and prepare transactions, but execution still requires physical confirmation on a Ledger device.
Ethereum leads chain share at 34%, but BNB Chain and Solana are close behind at 30% and 23%.
The dispute centers on whether institutional tokenization settles on public DeFi rails or stays inside institution-controlled networks.
A joint report points to Coinbase’s x402 traction and hybrid card-plus-stablecoin flows as the likely path.
Polymarket priced a Trump pardon by July 31 at under 1% despite more than $734,000 in volume.
Ualá previously named Tether as a participant but did not disclose the allocation, and Tether had not confirmed the figure by publication.
The team cited a “serious internal integrity issue” involving members and gave no details on scope or user impact.