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$ACE stole the spotlight with a massive 37.88% surge to $0.14986. 🚀
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$BANK
Ripping from 0.0969, now cooling under 0.2108. Price above the MAs—pullback after a strong move. Break above 0.2294 triggers continuation; rejection retests 0.1631. Momentum strong but overextended.
Entry Zone: 0.1780 – 0.1787
TP1: 0.2000
TP2: 0.2108
TP3: 0.2294
Stop-Loss: 0.1550
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Crypto.com News: Allbridge was hit by a $1.65 million flash-loan attack and has paused its cross-chain stablecoin protocol. The attacker used Kamino’s $1.12 million flash loan to quickly swap USDC/USDT, manipulate the liquidity pool ratios, and then extract the assets. The funds have now been spread across multiple addresses, and the remaining amount is unclear. Allbridge has called on affected pool funds to withdraw and to pause the investigation. Previously, in 2023, there was a flash-loan loss of about $650,000, and in 2022 it raised $2 million to expand and conduct security audits.

CoinJie.com news, on July 13, 2026, the opening price of gold futures was $4,106.60 per ounce, down 0.2% from Friday’s close. As of 8:29 a.m. Eastern Time, the gold price had fallen to $4,068.10. Due to airstrike clashes between the United States and Iran, the gold price continued to slide. Geopolitical events remain the main factor influencing precious metal prices. It is still unclear how the latest airstrikes affect shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, and there are conflicting reports between Washington and Tehran about whether the strait is open and whether oil transport is operating normally. The escalation pushed oil prices up by more than 9% over the past five days.

According to BieJieNet news, Ripple considered closing in 2020 due to its lawsuit with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and has already spent $150 million on legal defenses. This legal battle highlights the significant impact regulatory challenges can have on market sentiment and the valuation of cryptocurrencies.

Crypto news：According to Bitcoin News, Alaska Senate Bill SB 249 in the United States will officially take effect on October 1, 2026, imposing strict regulatory requirements on cryptocurrency ATMs. The bill stipulates that cryptocurrency ATM operators must obtain a money transmission license, with each device registered with the state government and transaction limits set at $1,000 per person per day and $10,000 within 30 days, with a fee cap of 10%. In addition, the bill requires operators to display prominent anti-fraud warnings on the machine body and to collect user information through a strict KYC process before transactions, while also using blockchain analytics technology to screen wallet addresses. The bill also includes a “strict liability” clause, meaning that if fraud occurs because operators fail to carry out the verification procedures, they will be directly liable.

CoinWorld News, Iran's Revolutionary Guard: It has used 10 ballistic missiles to successfully destroy the enemy's command and control center in West Asia and the Al Azraq Air Base in Jordan. If the US launches aggression again, other US bases in the region will also be unable to avoid our heavy fire.

CoinVoice News: The European Commission is soliciting feedback from stakeholders to assess whether to expand the scope of the MiCA rules to cover emerging areas such as tokenization and non-EU stablecoin issuers, with the deadline for feedback set for September 30. Currently, MiCA has regulated stablecoins, classifying them into electronic money tokens (EMTs) and asset-referenced tokens (ARTs), but it does not yet directly cover tokenized securities, which remain subject to existing EU securities laws.

CoinWorld News, Federal Reserve Chair Walsh said on Wednesday that inflation expectations and inflation risks have both declined in recent weeks, while reiterating that the Fed is committed to bringing inflation down to its 2% target. He noted: "In the first few weeks of this period, inflation expectations have fallen, and inflation risks have decreased along with them. If households, the business community, or financial markets believe that the Fed would be comfortable with inflation above 2%—then, I'm afraid they will be disappointed: we will ensure price stability in the United States."

CoinWorld news, Deutsche Bank interest rate strategists have revised their year-end forecasts for the two-year and ten-year U.S. Treasury yields. Their latest forecasts show the two-year Treasury yield will reach 4.30% by year-end, 35 basis points higher than their previous forecast. They also raised their forecast for the ten-year Treasury yield to 4.80%, an increase of 10 basis points from the previous forecast. This revision reflects the latest outlook from Deutsche Bank economists that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates twice this year, each by 25 basis points.

CoinJie.com news: according to SlowMist monitoring, the AIDC Token on BSC was attacked, resulting in a loss of 220.12 WBNB, approximately US$120,900. SlowMist said the root cause is that the AIDCToken _selltransfer() function accumulates a 30% burn amount but does not deduct it from the seller; then any subsequent arbitrary non-pair transfer triggers _executeaccumulatedburn(), which mistakenly burns tokens from the UniswapPair balance instead of the seller’s balance, and calls sync(), artificially lowering the AIDC reserve in the AMM and enabling the attacker to withdraw the WBNB.

Espresso announced that Flock, co-created by Espresso Chief Scientist Benedikt Bünz, Succinct's Ron Rothblum, and NYU PhD student William Wang, is a new SNARK for batch Boolean computations, claimed to be the fastest SNARK. Benchmarks on Apple M4 Max show 661k Blake3, 338k SHA-256, 252k Keccak permutations, with proofs under 450KB and verification under 4 ms; it remains a research prototype and is not yet production-ready.

Crypto界网消息，Bitcoin's 'OG' investors have slowed their selling, which is a positive sign for the long-term bullish outlook of the market. Currently, Bitcoin is priced at approximately $62,750.45, and these legendary investors who have held for at least five years seem to have stopped cashing out. According to CryptoQuant data, the 90-day moving average selling volume of these long-term holders has dropped to just 962 BTC, the lowest level since the end of 2024. Analysts point out that at the current price, these investors choose to continue holding rather than selling, thereby easing selling pressure.

Tether co-founder Reeve Collins gave an interview and outlined his views on the future evolution path of stablecoins (Stablecoin 2.0). Collins believes that traditional stablecoins (Era 1.0) have structural flaws: issuers (such as Tether) invest user funds in U.S. Treasuries and retain all 3% to 4% of the returns, while users as value providers do not receive any rewards. To address this issue, Collins launched the next-generation decentralized stablecoin protocol STBL, which employs an innovative dual-token structure. Collins emphasized that STBL is a decentralized protocol infrastructure that allows institutions such as banks, well-known brands, and sports franchises to issue their own transparent and yield-bearing customized stablecoins on its platform.

CoinWorld News: A certain BTC short whale today, after BTC fell below its cost basis, immediately closed the position to preserve capital, with a position size of 175.3 coins, approximately $11.37 million. The closing price was $64,931, resulting in a small profit of about $110k.

According to Crypto World Network news, as reported by GoPlusSecurity, Thetanuts Finance suffered an attack on June 15, resulting in losses of approximately $105,000 from its legacy vault contract. Notably, about one hour later, a white-hat hacker used the same attack method to execute a rescue transaction on other vulnerable vaults of the project, successfully protecting approximately $2.0 million in assets. Although the number of tokens recovered was significantly lower than the amount stolen by the attackers, the recovered assets included higher-value tokens (such as BTC/USD), making the total value recovered far exceed the value that was stolen.