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Short liquidations neared $250M in 24 hours as traders focused on $64.3K and $63.3K daily SMA support.

July 23 operation logged nine arrests and dozens of warrants across four states as investigators targeted a multi-rail laundering network.

CoinEx’s Jeff Ko expects BTC to stay range-bound near $65,000 as PCE, GDP, mega-cap results and ETF flow mix steer liquidity.

Garden blames a solver’s off-chain database breach and says protocol contracts and user funds were not impacted.

WEMIX says unauthorized minting was converted into 724,198.27 USDC.e and moved cross-chain before swaps into ETH and USDT.

The reversal hit as BTC briefly broke $65,000 in a risk-off session, while spot Ether ETFs stayed net positive.

RLUSD value moved fell to about $11B/$10.95B in a month even as holders and active addresses climbed.

A near-44-day entry backlog coincides with positive U.S. spot ETH ETF flows and call-heavy options targeting $2K–$2.4K.

Bitwise also flagged Bitcoin “apparent demand” as re-accelerating using a dormant-supply-adjusted metric.

Offchain Labs said the incident came from a third-party protocol and Arbitrum’s native bridge was not exploited.

The rules-based benchmark ranks networks by trailing two-quarter protocol revenue and excludes BTC and XRP at launch.

CoinGecko volume snapshots show a sharp year-over-year liquidity contraction across five won-based venues.

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

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

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

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

Attackers allegedly used a Kamino USDC flash loan, then bridged funds to Ethereum and moved them into privacy pools.

Votes running July 19–26 are framed as a potential catalyst for higher UNI burn, but implementation details remain unspecified.

The firm says no malicious code shipped to production and no user-security impact was found after an April cutoff.

The push starts with V2/V3 on Robinhood chain and expands to V4 across seven major networks as LPs debate competitiveness.