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🔥 Bitcoin is nearing a power-law support line, but there is no rebound catalyst
Bitcoin’s price is moving close to a power-law support line first tracked by Fidelity since 2015. Fidelity’s Global Macro Director called this area an accumulation zone, but clearly noted that there is currently a lack of rebound catalysts. This line has historically served as a bear-market bottom multiple times, but this time the market structure is more complex.
Near-term holder sell pressure is indeed easing. CryptoQuant data shows buyer power is slightly ahead, but the scale of ETF inflows is not enough to con

🔥 Robinhood Chain is exploding: ETH’s monetary role is being repriced
Over the past week, ETH bridged from the Ethereum mainnet to Robinhood Chain has grown by about 10x, with the scale already exceeding $100 million. This chain uses ETH as its native gas token. DEX trading volume has already surpassed the Ethereum mainnet, ranking just behind Solana.
Robinhood has tens of millions of retail users. Its chain directly connects tokenized stocks and 24-hour US stock trading. When users trade SK Hynix or Nvidia on-chain perpetual futures via Robinhood Chain, they need ETH to pay gas—effectively e

🔥 Nearly half of the Nasdaq 100 component stocks pulled back more than 20%: structural signals facing the crypto market
Among the Nasdaq 100 component stocks, 48% have already pulled back more than 20% from their own highs, and the proportion has doubled over the past 12 months. The U.S. stock rally is increasingly supported by a small number of stocks, and this concentration risk is now being transmitted to the crypto market.
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When volatility in traditional markets rises, crypto assets as risk assets are hard to stay unaffected. Selling pressure for short-term Bitcoin holders

🔥 Stablecoin Supply Shrinks by $7.7 billion in June: A Structural Signal of Funds Exiting
The total market cap of stablecoins evaporated by $7.7 billion in June, the largest single-month pullback since the Terra collapse. USDT and USDC shrank by $6 billion and $7 billion, respectively. Funds are leaving in a systemic retreat, and the crypto market is losing its most core liquidity support.
Stablecoins are the lifeblood of the crypto world. A two-month streak of shrinking market caps shows that capital isn’t just failing to enter—it’s being withdrawn. Unlike the cliff-like crash during the 202

🔥 Robinhood Chain is exploding: ETH’s monetary properties are being repriced
Robinhood Chain’s DEX trading volume surged to second on the entire chain within 24 hours, behind only Solana, and even outpacing Ethereum’s mainnet. More importantly, over the past week, bridged-in ETH to this chain grew by about 10x, with the scale already exceeding $100 million. This chain uses ETH as its native Gas; all transaction fees are denominated in ETH and ultimately settled on Ethereum L1.
This looks like a simple L2 growth story, but it’s changing how the market prices ETH. When a chain’s trading volume

🔥 BIP 110 is nearing the deadline, and miner support is close to zero
The BIP 110 proposal is set to end in early August, with miner support so far at under 1%. It aims to restrict OP_RETURN and data writes exceeding 256 bytes, trying to put Bitcoin’s “non-financial data” in a cage. Supporters want to strengthen payments and reduce node pressure, while opponents—including Michael Saylor and Adam Back—warn that escalating the data debate into a consensus-rule change could carry greater risk than the spam itself.
This is a clash of Bitcoin’s underlying philosophy. On one blockchain, some people

🔥 AI investment accounts for more than 25% of the US GDP growth contribution; the crypto market faces a structural diversion
AI investment has already contributed over 25% to US GDP growth—of every $4 in GDP growth, $1 comes from AI. Related spending makes up 8% of GDP, surpassing the peak IT spending of 6.5% during the dot-com bubble era of 2000. This is a long-term structural signal of capital diversion in the crypto market.
When AI becomes the area with the highest return on capital, institutional funds will inevitably prioritize AI-related assets. SK hynix ADR surged 12.76% on its first t

🔥 SK hynix CEO predicts 2027 will be the most shortage year in storage history: a structural clash between on-chain leverage and AI demand
SK hynix CEO Kwak No-jong said this week that 2027 will be the most shortage year in the history of the storage industry. Customers are rushing to sign long-term agreements, and demand may still exceed supply after 2030. A company that just raised $26.5 billion on Nasdaq turns around and says there will be a shortage in the next three years; what the market hears is essentially “capacity will never be enough.”
The crypto market’s reaction is even more dire

🔥 🕵️ Hacker address buys a large amount of ETH—on-chain signals or just noise?
A suspected hacker address bought 6,358 ETH with 11.59 million DAI at an average price of $1,823. The trade itself isn’t complex, but the timing is subtle: ETH just bounced back, while Robinhood Chain exploded in popularity, reopening discussions about ETH’s money-like properties, and on-chain leverage is siphoning funds away from traditional assets.
Hacker funds usually go through mixers, exchanges, and exit via cross-chain bridges. This time, they directly bought ETH—either they believe there’s upside room in th

🔥 Empery Digital sells half of its Bitcoin holdings and pivots to AI: strategic shift by a Bitcoin reserve company
Empery Digital sold nearly half of its Bitcoins, cashing out $87.1 million, then turned to AI data centers and debt repayment. Its stock price also rose by 4%. Strategy is pushing a Bitcoin credit model; mining firms are shifting to AI—and now even reserve companies are starting to move BTC.
On the surface, it looks like an asset-allocation adjustment; beneath the surface, it’s a structural redistribution of capital in the crypto world. Bitcoin reserves are no longer treated as “

🔥 BIP 110 sparks Bitcoin principles showdown
Adam Back and Michael Saylor team up to oppose BIP 110. The proposal aims to modify the default relay strategy by filtering transactions that embed data on-chain (e.g., OP_RETURN). Supporters say it can reduce “junk data,” while opponents see a deeper issue: constraining behavior with the consensus layer violates Bitcoin’s core, permissionless ethos.
Back puts it plainly: Bitcoin’s consensus mechanism is an efficient immune system, and changes that haven’t been thoroughly vetted by hundreds of developers shouldn’t pass. Saylor flags the key point—t

🔥 ETF inflows are returning, but the rebound is not fundamentally solid
ETF funds ended eight straight weeks of outflows, with net inflows of $282 million this week—this sounds like a reversal signal. But look closer: Bitcoin ETFs only recovered 2.4% of the previously lost funds, while Ethereum ETFs recovered about 7%. With $9.46 billion cumulative outflows over eight weeks, this inflow is nowhere near enough to even stop the bleeding.
More concerning is that the inflow structure is highly concentrated. This week’s inflows almost entirely came from a few individual trading days, rather than s

🔥 Hedera locked-in amount plunges 77%: the ripple effects of an oracle attack
Lending protocol Bonzo was attacked due to a verification flaw in a third-party Supra oracle contract, with losses of about $9.05 million. Hedera network total value locked dropped 77% sharply. The incident highlights DeFi’s fragile dependence on third-party oracles.
The attacker used LayerZero to bridge more than $3.7 million to Ethereum, exchanging WBTC for ETH. The fund flow is clear, but recovery is difficult. The Hedera ecosystem is already fragile; after the TVL collapsed by 77%, restoring user confidence and

🔥 ETF资金回流，但反弹根基并不稳固
U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs ended a streak of eight consecutive weeks of outflows this week, with a total net inflow of $281.8 million. But don’t get too excited—Bitcoin ETFs only recouped 2.4% of the $8.26 billion cumulative outflows from the previous eight weeks, while Ethereum ETFs recovered about 7%. This looks more like a technical rebound after a deep drop than a trend reversal.
更值得警惕的是，比特币财库公司持仓市值已蒸发逾千亿美元，但持仓量反增至1.14M枚——增持集中在75k至125k美元的高位区间。5月进入低估区间后增持明显放缓，Strategy已率先减持。若更多财库公司因财务压力跟进，将形成额外的抛压。
More worrying is that the market value of holdings by Bitc

🔥 🏦 JPMorgan tests AI investment agents: Wall Street begins to upend itself
JPMorgan is testing an AI agent that can autonomously adjust allocations between stocks and bonds. The backtest results look promising—over 20 years of history, the best model’s annualized return outperformed the traditional 60/40 portfolio by 0.7 percentage points, with lower volatility. But JPMorgan itself warns that large-scale adoption of AI may lead to convergence of trading strategies, potentially amplifying volatility under stress.
Crypto markets have long grown aesthetically tired of AI narratives, but th

🔥 Polymarket bets on a 7% chance of Bitcoin hitting $70k, but the probability itself is not a signal
On Polymarket, the probability of Bitcoin rising to $70k this year jumped from 54% to 79%, looking like an optimistic consensus is forming. But the probabilities in prediction markets are essentially the result of marginal pricing, not votes on fundamentals. The 79% figure more reflects concentrated bargaining among funds in a low-liquidity environment, rather than the market truly believing that a bull market has been confirmed.
Bitcoin rebounded nearly 10% in July, but the timing of ETF infl

🔥 Ethereum Foundation Uses AI to Mine Vulnerabilities: Gossipsub Flaw Exposes a New Frontier in Protocol Security
An Ethereum Foundation protocol security team used an AI agent to uncover a vulnerability in the Gossipsub message propagation protocol (CVE-2026-34219). A remote attacker can trigger a node crash, causing validators to go offline. The vulnerability has been fixed. But the role of AI in cryptographic security is even more worth pondering—it finds things, yet still can’t reliably distinguish real vulnerabilities from fake ones, and it may even fabricate seemingly plausible attack

🔥 This week, US Bitcoin spot ETFs saw net inflows of $197.4 million, but the rebound isn’t fundamentally solid
This week, US Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $197.4 million, while Ethereum ETFs also logged $84.3 million. At first glance, it’s a positive signal, but when breaking down daily data, the inflows are mainly concentrated on Monday and Tuesday, with clear slowing in the following days. This top-to-bottom rebound pattern suggests the capital is not a trend-based return, but more like one-off allocation or passive buying after short-covering.
More concerning is that, over the

🔥Storage chip leader drops more than 20%—a structural collision between on-chain leverage and industry logic
Storage-chip stocks have collectively fallen more than 20% over the past few weeks, with SanDisk, Micron, and Seagate all escaping no one’s fate. But at the same time, on Hyperliquid, the 24-hour trading volume of SK Hynix contracts has already surpassed ETH, while on-chain leveraged funds are still making big bets. On one side, the industry’s underlying logic is facing a re-rating—AI large-model technical gaps are narrowing, and business models are shifting from commodity-like trading

The total stablecoin issuance has fallen by about $13.9 billion in the past month, but USDT on the Tron chain has bucked the trend and hit a new high of $90.3 billion.
Behind these figures is the structural reallocation of funds: USDT and USDC in the Ethereum DeFi ecosystem are declining, while demand on Tron for real-world scenarios such as cross-border payments continues to grow. In the first half of the year, stablecoin real-economy transaction volume (ATV) reached $8.82 trillion, nearing last year’s full-year peak of $10.8 trillion, with USDT contributing more than half.
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