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Onchain revenue and DEX volumes remain weak, leaving $2,100 dependent on risk-on follow-through and Alphabet earnings.

Coinbase jumped 12% as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called the CLARITY Act “1-yard line” close.

The physically replicated miner-equity basket tracks a Solactive-administered index and charges a 0.65% total expense ratio.

Strike stays standalone while Twenty One continues talks with Elektron, leaving Tether as the key control node.

A ~$200M liquidation print and dealers short upside gamma into the July 28–29 FOMC window sharpen the next move.

The prospectus names BitGo, BNY Mellon, and CSC Delaware Trust, but leaves fees and APs undisclosed.

The scenario ties bull confirmation to stablecoin exchange netflows turning positive and maps $152.3k and $200k–$220k upside levels.

Blocksbridge flagged a $50B sector funding need and rising insider-sale scrutiny as the next overhangs.

The firm reported 7,430 ETH added in a week, with about 85% staked and 5.5M shares repurchased under a $4B plan.

Volatility picked up into the Wall Street open, but July’s $65,000 cap held as oil stayed above $80 and tech-selling claims resurfaced.

The veteran trader also mapped a 2029 cycle peak at $250,000–$300,000 as BTC traded near $63,661.

The latest SEC 8-K shows cash reserves rising to $3.225B with about $23.5B of common ATM capacity still available.

The rebound is only slightly larger than the prior slump’s smallest weekly outflow, keeping “institutional demand is back” unproven.

With no major U.S. data due, Alphabet, Tesla, and Intel earnings are the next test for AI-linked risk appetite.

She tied the bill to GENIUS Act’s first anniversary and argued it would define SEC–CFTC roles and strengthen bankruptcy protections.

The intervention lands ahead of an expected August decision window for the proposed BIP-110 soft fork.

The proposal would add seven temporary consensus restrictions for one year to curb arbitrary data storage on Bitcoin.

The proposal’s latest cited signaling window showed 1% support versus a described 55% activation threshold as Ordinals activity stays subdued.

A three-year grace period points to mid-2028, but a January effectiveness trigger could pull forward key foreign-issuer obligations.

Loss-to-exchange flows rose to a 2,450 BTC 30-day average as a new $62K–$65K cost-basis band formed after the $57K low.