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Hyped to the skies, and once the loophole shows up, it’s all for nothing—ZEC is dropping so hard that even your mom wouldn’t recognize it.
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According to a report from BieJie Network, Zcash announced that it aims to achieve 50,000 privacy transactions per second through its projects Tachyon and Nu7; however, recent vulnerabilities and a 48% crash in the ZEC price highlight the challenges in execution.
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Will the settlement role of traditional financial institutions be weakened? Ault, a Cosmos-based tokenized asset network, directly targets enterprise-grade compliance and on-chain settlement, and it also builds in a governance framework from the Wyoming DAO. The move is pretty bold—though it’s that identity-check step that’s the question: it’s unclear whether it will discourage some crypto fundamentalists.
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CoinDesk, Ault Blockchain announced the launch of a tokenized asset network based on Cosmos, aiming to reduce the role of traditional financial institutions in settlement while also supporting decentralized exchanges and other on-chain financial applications. The network will provide infrastructure for compliant businesses that may lose access to banking services, supporting tokenized real-world assets and institutional settlement. Ault Capital also launched a public testnet for the network in February, allowing developers to access its EVM environment and execute Ethereum smart contracts. The company said governance will adopt a Wyoming DAO LLC structure, and participants must complete identity verification.
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The RSI oversold signal has appeared—will RTYY’s drop to 10.35 be a “golden pit” or just a downward continuation?
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Crypto news: GraniteShares YieldBoost RIOT ETF (code: RTYY) entered the oversold range during Tuesday’s trading, with the share price falling to a low of $10.35 per share. The oversold range is defined based on the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which is a technical analysis indicator.
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The Middle East powder keg has exploded again—this time it directly named US military bases, and the situation is set to escalate
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Crypto界 news: Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said it has ignited the fuel tanks and ammunition depot at Jordan’s Prince Hassan Air Base by launching missiles and drones.
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Morgan Stanley finally couldn’t hold back and jumped in—was the $13.2 million just an appetizer?
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According to a report from Bie Jie Wang, as Arkham reported, Morgan Stanley purchased about $13.2 million worth of Bitcoin this week and has not sold any Bitcoin since May. It is still unclear whether the company will continue to add to its holdings this month.
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$DEXE This daily candle breakout on increased volume is indeed powerful. Look for an entry opportunity in the 31.5–34.5 range; place a stop-loss below 28.2. First, watch 38.5.
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$DEXE is putting on an explosive bullish masterclass on the daily frame, executing a powerful vertical extension that has shredded local resistance lines with massive volume expansion!
Entry: 31.500 - 34.492 (Accumulating on minor intraday cool-offs or catching entries within the upper third of the massive expansion candle)
Targets:
→ 38.500
→ 42.000
→ 46.500
Stop Loss: 28.200 (Placed below the key psychological level and immediate daily structural support shelf)
Timeframe: 1D
#PredictWorldCup🇪🇸vs🇧🇪 #USIranWarCloudsGather #GUSDYieldRisesto3.8%
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Stripe is making big moves in South Korea. The combo of Open Standard + OUSD is clearly aimed at compliant payments, with Visa, Mastercard, and BlackRock all endorsing it. The turnout of 149 partner organizations is no small feat.
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According to Digital Asset, global payments company Stripe filed trademarks in South Korea on June 30 for “OPEN STANDARD” and “OPEN USD,” corresponding respectively to Open Standard of the Global Stablecoin Alliance and its issued OUSD. The trademark’s specified scope covers services such as compliance frameworks for crypto payments, digital currency electronic transfers between alliance members, and cross-network crypto transaction identity verification. Open Standard already has 149 partners, including Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock, and 13 South Korean companies.
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MQ-9 shot down, adding fuel to the Middle East powder keg.
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Coinjie.com News, according to Iranian media on the 8th, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps shot down a U.S. MQ-9 Reaper drone in the southern part of the country.
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Bernstein’s report is quite interesting. A 54% drawdown is fairly gentle. The year-end goal of 150k is still on track. Liquidity isn’t as broken as sentiment, so we keep crouching, watching for signs of life.
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According to The Block, Bernstein analyst Gautam Chhugani said that although BTC has retreated about 54% from its peak of roughly $125k in October 2025, the drawdown is still noticeably smaller than the typical 75% to 90% retracements commonly seen at the end of past cycles. Bernstein maintains its $150k year-end BTC target and will continue to monitor whether capital flows show “signs of life.” Bernstein noted that in 2026, the total net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs and the custodians/treasury firms totaled about $10 billion, far below the $60 billion in 2025, but against the backdrop of BTC’s roughly 50% pullback, capital flows are not as pessimistic as market sentiment suggests.
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Sberbank is quick with this move—its wallet goes live before December, and the Russian bank also wants to get a share of the Web3 pie.
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Russia's largest bank, Sberbank, plans to launch cryptocurrency wallets and digital custody services before December, following the passage of relevant digital asset legislation, and will integrate them into the Sberbank Online and SberInvestments platforms. The bill is expected to take effect on September 1, establishing a licensing framework for crypto trading, custody, fiat exchange, and cross-border settlements. Sberbank stated that the new wallets will allow customers to access authorized cryptocurrencies within the bank's own applications. (CoinDesk)
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I came across a bunch of tutorials on automated airdrop farming by AI agents. It looks pretty cool, but when I click in and look at the execution details, I frown.
At the moment of on-chain signing, how are private keys managed? Multi-sig or TEE? No one explains clearly. The logic of yield stacking with restaking — the agent can calculate it, but does it dare to automatically migrate positions the night before a contract upgrade? Anyway, I wouldn't dare let it press the confirm button for me.
Frankly, these agents can handle standard paths okay, but when faced with non-standard interactions —
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58% now, the Republicans are holding steady in the Senate this time.
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CoinWorld News, prediction markets show that the probability of the Republican Party maintaining control of the Senate in the upcoming midterm elections has risen to 58%, reaching a four-month high.
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Doubled in two months to 40 billion, while Polymarket’s 15 billion is just eating dust in the back—this track’s head effect is too fierce.
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Coin Realm News reports that Kalshi is seeking a valuation of $40 billion, nearly doubling from the $22 billion valuation from two months ago. The company hopes to secure new capital to further expand its leading position in the crypto market and outpace its competitor Polymarket, which is seeking a valuation of $15 billion. CEO Tarek Mansour also said the company is considering an initial public offering (IPO), but it is not expected to happen before 2027.
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Hold steady at 64k over the weekend, and in the short term, watch whether 67k can break through. Keep an eye on the Strait of Hormuz for geopolitical risks.
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Bitcoin’s price remains stable at $64,000 as traders focus on ETF fund outflows and the Strait of Hormuz risk
CoinWorld: Bitcoin remains steady around $64,000 on Sunday, rising 0.87% in 24 hours to $64,008, with a daily range of 63,188-64,462, and a daily volume of over $1.66 billion. Seven-day weakness, weekend rebound only partially recovered. Key support is at $62,000; a break below may pressure market sentiment; if it breaks through $67,000, bulls may see a rebound. The US and Iran are discussing a ceasefire in Switzerland, with a 60-day window; if tensions re-emerge, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could push oil prices higher, putting pressure on risk assets including Bitcoin.
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There are no winners in war; civilians are always the ones who suffer the most.
Hopefully, this conflict ends soon, and no more innocent people lose their lives because of it.
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CryptoWorld News reports that local authorities in Russia say that a Ukrainian drone attacked an oil terminal in the Krasnodar border region of Russia, causing a fire. The Ukrainian drone also attacked a passenger ferry, resulting in one death.
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Of the 4,804 tickets, how many were rushed in during the last half hour? Brazil’s 59% looks steady, but in reality it’s right on the edge of a cliff.
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CryptoWorld News reports that XBIT DEX stated that the current prize pool for the Brazil vs. Haiti match is $10,000. The market forecasts Brazil’s win probability at 59.3%, a draw at 20.4%, and Haiti’s win at 20.3%. So far, 4,804 tickets have been placed, and there are less than 11 hours left before the market closes. The market clearly favors Brazil, but the combined share of the two weaker outcomes still accounts for nearly 40%. There is still significant room for movement before the market closes, as capital flows in the final stages often change the overall distribution.
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Salameh's wife also got caught, paying 400k in consulting fees for five years in prison—no matter how you count, it's a loss.
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Michelle Bond loses the case, faces criminal charges related to FTX
CryptoWorld News reports that Michelle Bond, the wife of former FTX executive Ryan Salame, recently failed to have criminal charges related to FTX dismissed by a federal judge and must face trial on campaign finance charges. Prosecutors allege that Bond received approximately $400k through consulting agreements with FTX and used these funds to support her 2022 congressional campaign. She faces four charges related to illegal political donations, each carrying a maximum sentence of five years in prison. Judge George Daniels ruled that the prosecution did not promise Bond immunity from prosecution. The case stems from Bond's unsuccessful 2022 congressional campaign, with prosecutors claiming Salame arranged consulting agreements with FTX for Bond, resulting in her receiving about $400k. Prosecutors further allege that she received additional transfers of tens of thousands of dollars from Salame during the campaign and attempted to conceal the true source of the funds.
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Saylor's holdings look very stable; a 4% supply share already makes them one of the biggest whales.
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CryptoWorld Network news reports that Michael Saylor said “Business is good,” and his Bitcoin holdings have reached 845,256 BTC, representing about 4% of the total Bitcoin supply.
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A newbie asked me how to tell if a project is "reliable or not."
I usually start by checking GitHub and audit reports, then see how the upgrade multi-signature is set up.
GitHub isn't about how many stars it has; honestly, it's about whether updates are continuous, whether core changes are explained, and if someone is responsible for fixing issues when problems arise.
Don't just look at the words "audited" in audit reports; the key is whether the issue list is relevant, how serious issues are handled, and whether there are major changes after the audit.
Upgrading multi-signature is eve
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Recently, I saw a bunch of people talking about on-chain privacy, as if putting on an invisibility cloak... I think ordinary users should first set their expectations straight: on-chain is basically a big public square, what you're doing is just "raising the cost of tracking," not "disappearing." Don't get self-congratulatory about using mixers or privacy protocols; compliance isn't about whether you're willing or not, it's about whether the other side wants to seriously investigate. Especially when you deal with exchanges for deposits and withdrawals or bank cards, many things automatically l
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