Luno joins July crypto layoff wave, cutting 20% of staff as 12 firms restructure this month. $LUNO

GM Everyone
Early breakfast is here. I'm officially the first person on CT to eat this morning 😆

$MU
UPDATE
#MU is getting a good drop here. Expecting 50%+ drop here ✍🏻
#MUUSDT #MUBTC #BTC #Bitcoin #NFTs

#FedHoldsRatesSteady
The market is finally getting what it’s been begging for. Not a rate cut, not a pivot, but predictability. The Federal Reserve’s decision on July 30 to hold the benchmark rate at 3.50%-3.75% was the equivalent of a referee letting the players run the play. For the first time in a while, we can stop obsessing over every word from the podium and start looking at actual data. That is bullish. But let’s not pretend this was a unanimous love-fest. It wasn’t. The 9-3 vote is the real story, and it tells you everything you need to know about the internal chaos at the Fed right n

I picked up a bit of SK hynix on US stocks, just messing around. Mainly, it feels like the vibe is right.
This kind of sudden “little essay” full of liquidations is probably a short-term low point. I’ll cut my loss if I’m down 30%.

Hey, I originally just wanted to grab lunch, but once I opened Gate and took a look, $AKE and this wave is still flying.
The idea I casually mentioned in the main base before—didn’t expect this 25x leverage to be this powerful. Before I knew it, I pulled out a 1,481% gain.
Now the current price is 0.00399, and it’s still far from my take-profit level.
In this kind of market, it’s just a matter of moving your fingers a bit. Adding a drumstick for dinner tonight—too much to ask, right? 😏$BANK

Samsung Electronics Leads the Rally, Sending Positive Signals as Asia’s Tech Assets Become More Attractive
Samsung Electronics rose 4.5% in a single day, releasing an important signal that global capital is reconfiguring into Asia’s tech assets. In recent years, the global semiconductor industry has faced challenges such as inventory adjustments and demand fluctuations. But as the AI industry develops rapidly, the market is beginning to re-recognize the strategic value of memory chips.
Samsung Electronics has a complete industrial chain covering memory, foundry, consumer electronics, and displ

$Hobbes Ansem’s cat
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#crypto #altcoins $sol

This trade initially didn’t go smoothly. The price kept tugging back and forth at high levels; the bears looked like they had a coherent rationale, but the chart just wouldn’t deliver. Honestly, that phase was pretty grueling—many people may have bailed early out of anxiety, or flipped to chase those few bursts higher.
I focused on the move from 0.4506 to 0.2919. The key wasn’t any single wick—it was that every time the price surged, someone sold into it. The rebounds kept getting weaker, and there wasn’t any clear improvement in buy-side support. That detail made me continue to hold onto the

To be honest, after this round of feedback came out, I still felt pretty comfortable inside. At the beginning, the market didn’t look decisive; price was being pulled back and forth in the high range. But after several rebounds, none of them were able to continue. I knew the key levels above had started to show up.
When the momentum weakened again, I placed a short position at 65034.0. Then the price gradually pulled back to 63790.7, with the return rate showing +331.62%. I didn’t deliberately chase additional entries; more than anything, I waited for the market to work out its direction on it

Arc is so hard to cross—will these 7u have a miracle?

#MetaRevenueRecordHighButAICostsWeigh Meta Reports Record Q2 Revenue of $60.8 Billion, But AI Spending Spooks Wall Street
Meta Platforms (META) reported record-breaking second-quarter revenue on Wednesday, but the celebration was short-lived as surging artificial intelligence costs sent the stock tumbling in after-hours trading.
The Numbers: A Tale of Two Stories
The headline figure was impressive. Meta's Q2 2026 revenue hit **$60.8 billion**, a 28% year-over-year increase that beat analyst expectations of approximately $60.2 billion. Advertising remained the engine of growth, generating $59.4

#FedHoldsRatesSteady Federal Reserve Holds Rates Steady Amidst Inflation Concerns and Internal Divisions
In a widely anticipated yet highly contentious decision, the Federal Reserve voted on July 29 to maintain its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.5% to 3.75%. This marks the fifth consecutive meeting without a change to the federal funds rate, a pause that has been in place since December 2025. However, the decision was far from unanimous, exposing deep divisions within the central bank as it navigates persistent inflation, geopolitical turmoil, and an increasingly uncertain economic lan

#MinnesotaPredictionMarketBanBlocked
A Court Decision That Could Reshape the Future of Prediction Markets
The legal battle over prediction markets has entered a new chapter after a court blocked Minnesota's attempt to prohibit these platforms. While the decision applies to one state, its significance extends far beyond regional politics. It highlights the growing debate over how governments should regulate emerging financial technologies without restricting innovation.
Prediction markets have evolved into one of the most fascinating areas of digital finance. Unlike traditional opinion polls o

Robinhood co-founder Baiju Bhatt offloaded 49,223 shares, ~$4.68M, trimming holdings to 3,703 shares. Is this signaling insider risk appetite or a liquidity move amid a volatile market? $HOOD

Chop, chop, chop—besides chop, it’s still chop. As for the recent price action, as soon as you think about breaking out, it immediately hits you with a come-back move!
For today, it’s still simple and straightforward: watch the area around 65,300 above. If it reaches there, look for downside. Watch the area around 61,500 below. If it reaches there, look for upside. Everything else is just a ranging zone, with no good opportunities. If you really want to be aggressive, then I’d rather short at 64,100 now than choose to go long!

BREAKING: The Dow Jones fell 2.2% to 51,594.
It now trades 2.8% below its six-month high.