Every crypto post from the last 24 hours.
Seoul's Metropolitan Police Agency tracked 3.4 million XRP on-chain and froze suspects' wallets within three days, but the market barely flinched.
Roughly 93% of crypto futures volume runs through perps, and Binance's order book leads spot on most moves.
Microsoft's 8% premarket pop on fastest cloud growth in four years gave the AI capex story its clearest validation yet, and BTC rode the same risk-on wave.
CoinGecko's top-100 saw one boundary exit and modest mid-cap rotation at the 09:00 UTC snapshot on 30 Jul 2026, with…
Ark shed exposure across three crypto-linked names on a red day, but the $14.5M SpaceX buy on the same session shows the rotation was sector-specific, not a broad risk-off call.
The proposal is the cleanest cut Aave has made in years: a single governance vote retires 50 low-adoption assets, 21 matured Pendle PTs, and six chain deployments in one stroke.
A 9-3 hold keeps policy unchanged through July, but the dissent count and ETF flow reversal hint at a market positioning for a September pivot.
Prices barely moved on the day, yet roughly 90,000 traders got cleared: leverage underneath flat tape tells you positioning was the trade, not direction.
The rate decision itself was expected. The three dissents in favour of a hike weren't, and they reset the odds on the timing of the first cut just as BTC dominance grinds toward 57%.
Four desks read the same 3.5%-3.75% hold differently: one calls it the cycle's worst outcome for digital assets, another calls it already priced in, and a third points to September as the real test.
If the contracts weren't touched, the question is how the keys, servers, or operational layer were, and whether LP recovery hinges on a counterparty the protocol doesn't control.
The president's framing pairs AI leadership with export controls, signaling that the next phase of the US-China tech race is policy, not just chips.
The equity-crypto decoupling is the real story: bitcoin and ether shrugged off a $797B megacap tech wipeout and Korea's record two-day decline, with weekly softness in alts looking more like thin…
Runets and En+ are tied to a mining-equipment deal that allegedly cost the energy conglomerate 1 billion rubles; the case tests whether Russia's mining sector can still count on industrial-scale…
Current bitcoin and ether signatures are untouched, but the result lands while BIP-360 and BIP-361 argue the migration window is closing because classical cryptanalysis keeps improving by orders of…
If granted, the designated contract market license would let Binance.US list its own event contracts in the US, putting it in direct competition with regulated venues and brokers racing to own the…
Brian Armstrong's "one yard line" framing targets the Senate, where the market-structure bill has stalled since the House passed it with bipartisan support in 2025.
The venue is aiming for a Designated Contract Market designation, the same regulatory lane that runs CME's event contracts, putting it in line with US-regulated peers rather than offshore perpetuals.
With seven floor days before the August break and a 60-vote threshold still unfilled, the bipartisan compromise on Trump's crypto conflict-of-interest language is the bill's clearest shot at momentum.
The AI model pairs the upside with a $0.85–$1.50 range-bound scenario, with the trigger for either path sitting on whether SEC/CFTC recognition and ETF flows actually land.
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