**The Case of the 594 BTC** - **Incident:** An automated hack that occurred in July 2026, siphoning about 594 BTC (~$38 million) across nearly 500 wallets in less than 25 minutes. - **Target:** Coldcard hardware wallets (especially the Mk3 model). - **Vulnerability:** A flaw in the entropy (randomness) generation of firmware v4.0.1+, making recovery phrases (seed phrases) predictable and crackable via brute force. - **Required action:** Immediately transfer the funds to a new address generated on a secure device or firmware. $BTC $GT $ETH $BNB

This isn’t a formal peace agreement—don’t rush to trade “the end of the Middle East war.” Just now, Trump announced that the Gaza peace process has achieved a major breakthrough: Hamas and other armed groups will enter a phased disarmament route, and the IDF will also gradually withdraw from Gaza as the process advances. It sounds a lot like the war is about to end. But drawing that conclusion now is too early. There’s really only one key question: Who acts first? Hamas’s condition is that Israel must first stop the attacks, withdraw troops, and increase aid—only then will it hand over weapons for storage by Palestinian authorities. Israel’s position is exactly the opposite—Hamas must truly disarm first before Israel will withdraw further. And as of August 1, airstrikes are still occurring in Gaza. So: this is an important diplomatic breakthrough, beneficial in the short term for reducing some geopolitical risk, but it’s still a long way from the actual end of the conflict. For the market: $BTC / $ETH : mildly bullish Gold: mildly bearish Crude oil: theoretically leaning bearish, but the impact is limited for a simple reason. What’s truly holding up the Middle East risk premium is no longer just Gaza, but also Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and the entire energy transportation chain. If next we genuinely see “cease attacks + Hamas weapons sealed/stored + the IDF substantively withdraws” all happen at the same time, then that’s when the market should reprice Middle East risk. Until then, I’d rather define it as: peace has taken one step forward, but it’s nowhere near the finish line. ‍#哈马斯与以色列达成停火协议 $BANK

$RATS During this surge, the more疯狂 it gets, the more you need to stay calm With coins that suddenly see a huge volume breakout and vertical rally, short-term they’re most likely to attract FOMO chase capital, but they’re also just as likely to see profit-taking right after the spike. On the RATS 4-hour timeframe, you can see this: after a long period of sideways consolidation, there was a sudden volume surge and rally, with the high reaching around 0.00006554. The short-term percentage increase was extremely wild. But after the spike, the candlesticks started showing consecutive pullbacks, and you can clearly see profits being cashed out and capital leaving from above. Seeing this kind of move, I didn’t choose to chase longs—instead, I waited in the high zone for an opportunity to set up a short. The entry average price for this RATS short is around 0.00005880. The current price has fallen back to around 0.000048, and the gains have already been taken from one wave. The biggest trait of meme-coin行情 is speed. When it rallies, it easily makes people lose their heads. But the truly stable opportunities often come after the emotion has burned off. Going forward, the key focus is support around 0.000045. If it breaks, there’s still room for further downside release in the short term; if it reclaims and holds above 0.000055, then you need to watch for a rebound. When trading low-cap alts, don’t just look at the percentage gain. The more urgently it pumps, the more you should check whether there’s new capital ready to keep taking the bids. $BTC $ETH #Gate独家美股0费率