Bitcoin — Page 3

The sub-second prototype is unaudited, not deployable on Bitcoin today, and cannot cover Satoshi-era wallets built before BIP-32.

The ETA, whose members include Visa, MasterCard, Amazon, and PayPal, urged NYDFS to avoid reflexive BitLicense-style rules.

CryptoQuant’s miner health index stayed near 29% while listed mining stocks fell despite BTC’s July rebound.

The analogy lands as BTC chops below $65K after $7B in May–June ETF outflows and a brief dip under $60K.

The company still holds zero bitcoin and plans to deploy proceeds between August 2026 and February 2028.

The alternative client targets node relay policy around Ordinals and Runes without changing Bitcoin consensus.

The structure clusters around the July 29 Fed decision, with futures pricing a 75%–80% chance of a hold at 3.5%–3.75%.

Trading stayed range-bound above $0.00000412 with $52.68M daily volume and a falling burn rate in the latest snapshot.

Renewed inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETF products and a firmer exchange spot bid are back in focus.

A live snapshot showed a 62.5% long skew with +0.0055% funding as BTC sat between $63.76K support and $64.19K resistance.

Kospi 30-day implied vol was cited at 81% versus bitcoin BVIV around 38% as BTC stayed below its 50-day average.

The 5.5-year sentences land after guilty pleas and alongside prior FBI seizures tied to the group’s wallets.

CryptoQuant’s RCV Z-score at -2.35 adds a second late-bear signal, but datasets disagree on the 50% trigger.

The chain pairs Telegram session takeover with Keychain and wallet-data harvesting, enabling offline decryption or fake Ledger/Trezor apps.

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.

Layered long-liquidity support sits at $63.75K–$62.5K as open interest falls more than 3% from Tuesday’s peak.

The fund started trading July 16 and carries a 0.75% net fee waiver through May 2027 before stepping up to 0.90%.

Traders flagged the 50-month EMA near $65.9K and an AVWAP from the prior $82K run as near-term caps.

Ualá previously named Tether as a participant but did not disclose the allocation, and Tether had not confirmed the figure by publication.