The World Cup is over—who hasn’t had four years that are just four years? The funniest part is that a bunch of “fans” who only showed up during the World Cup got into heated fights, then quietly vanished. The world has finally regained its calm.

1. $BTC Steadily moving toward 66,000, with performance that’s still fairly solid;
2. $ETH Steady and disciplined—its increase even outpaced the big pie, and “Ethereum guardians” started appearing around it;
3. $SOL One step closer to 80—although we don’t know what kind of sense-call ordering is supposed to make, the MEMEs really are fleeing Solana;
4. South Korea’s ruling party has called for stronger oversight of single-stock leveraged ETFs, and if necessary it will roll out even stricter measures—Korea’s volatility has never failed to disappoint;
5. The London Stock Exchange plans to launch 24/7 trading in the first half of 2027, aiming to win back the retail market;
6. A co-founder of NEAR has spoken: the attack speed of AI-assisted hackers is already surpassing traditional code reviews;
7. Solv’s BTC+ contracts were attacked after the deployer’s private key leaked—subscriptions and redemptions are expected to resume within two weeks—some projects, if they’re not stolen at least once, nobody even remembers they exist;
8. Bitcoin mining firm LM Funding America renamed to PowerCompute, fully shifting to AI compute infrastructure—so everyone’s planning to break away from their “native family”?
9. Ansem said: the value created by the community around ANSEM far exceeds expectations—the team only guides attention—wow, this is really back to the most original era of drawing big pies;
10. A U.S. official revealed: Trump will decide in the coming days whether to expand the war involving Iran—if he doesn’t fight, they pull it down; if he does fight, they dump it—basically the K-line playbook every trader loves;
11. The “hidden debts” of the five largest U.S. tech giants have surged to $1.65 trillion—earnings season is coming;
12. On Polymarket, about $200 million in trades in the first half were flagged as potential insider trading—aren’t prediction markets basically made for insider info?
13. White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt has once again postponed military training, while fully pushing the 《Clarity Act》;
14. Grayscale has submitted to the SEC a Worldcoin ETF registration application, planning to list on Nasdaq—honestly, ETFs now feel like the least valuable thing around;
15. ENS DAO approved the establishment of a new security committee, adopting a 5-of-8 multisig mechanism to cancel malicious proposals—wait, didn’t ENS already dissolve?
16. Robinhood is taking the same old road Base already walked—perfectly replicating the path?
#GUSD年化升至3.8%