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Share link:In this post: Trump plans to introduce new 25–40% tariffs on Southeast Asian countries to target Chinese goods. Experts warn that the Trump tariffs could disrupt supply chains and raise prices in the US. The new rules may cause inflation and confuse businesses due to uneven enforcement.
Share link:In this post: US Treasury sanctions Song Kum Hyok for facilitating North Korean IT worker schemes Russian national Gayk Asatryan employed North Korean workers through contracts Sanctions target revenue generation for Kim regime’s WMD and missile programs
Share link:In this post: New Zealand bans crypto ATMs to prevent criminal cash conversion to digital assets. Government sets $5,000 limit on international cash transfers under AML reforms. Policy targets money laundering while reducing compliance burden for legitimate business.
Share link:In this post: Whale offloads 33.5K stETH for $85M, move linked to Alliance DAO. Wallets linked to Cumberland and others withdrew over 42K ETH from exchanges last week, signaling strong accumulation. Vitalik hints at a new Ethereum initiative, possibly targeting decentralization issues.
Share link:In this post: U.S. debt reached a new all-time high at the same time the DXY hit a historically weak level. Crypto enthusiasts hope the weak dollar will translate into Bitcoin gains as it has historically done. This stretch of the dollar’s terrible performance has yet to reflect on BTC’s price.
FOMC minutes reveal most Fed officials favor 2025 rate cuts, possibly starting July 30. Crypto markets remain stable, awaiting more data.
Based on the current data, the Strategy's short-term cash flow can still "barely sustain."
Peanut (PNUT) jumped 12% after Elon Musk’s tweet, but on-chain signals flash caution. Exchange netflows and muted funding rates hint at retail-driven FOMO rather than real momentum. With resistance holding firm, PNUT needs stronger conviction to break out.
- 14:14Analysis: Each Additional 10,000 BTC Held by ETFs Could Push Average Price Up by 1.8%, Potentially Reaching $150,000 in OctoberAccording to ChainCatcher, citing a report from Decrypt, research firm Cooper Research has released a report indicating that as large amounts of investor capital flow into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, a rise in Bitcoin’s price now appears inevitable. Data shows that for every additional 10,000 BTC held by ETFs, the price of Bitcoin can increase by an average of 1.8%. Analysts point out that based on a range of data indicators, Bitcoin seems poised for another significant rally. The leverage-driven market frenzy is gradually fading, and Bitcoin’s price movement may take a more moderate path, with projections suggesting it could reach $140,000 in September and possibly rise to $150,000 as early as the beginning of October.
- 14:13Bitdeer: Total Bitcoin Holdings Surpass 1,600According to Jinse Finance, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer has released its latest Bitcoin holdings data on the X platform. As of July 18, its total Bitcoin holdings have increased to 1,601.4 BTC (note: this figure represents proprietary holdings and does not include Bitcoin deposited by clients). In addition, the company mined 65.0 BTC this week but sold 27.4 BTC.
- 13:51Data: 60 Million USDC Burned by USDC Treasury on EthereumChainCatcher reports that, according to Whale Alert monitoring, the USDC Treasury burned 60 million USDC on the Ethereum blockchain approximately 12 minutes ago.