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Crypto whales have been active in accumulating BTC, PEPE, and ENS this week, signaling potential price movements despite recent market fluctuations.
James Howells has faced years of legal setbacks in his attempt to recover 8,000 lost Bitcoins from a Newport landfill. Despite offering millions, he now plans to approach the European Court of Human Rights.
Cooper Scanlon emphasizes the serious vulnerabilities in blockchain infrastructure, especially Ethereum, highlighting the growing threat to global finance and calling for secure innovations like Move programming.
This week in crypto, Pi Network faces criticism over migration issues, Bitcoin resurfaces in dark web activity, and XRP’s potential reclassification as a commodity sparks debate on regulatory impact.
BTC is down 7% this week, but indicators suggest a possible shift in momentum. A breakout above $84,718 could signal a trend reversal.
- 00:12The White House's first cryptocurrency policy report will be released to the public by the end of this monthAccording to Jinse Finance, regarding the progress of the White House's first cryptocurrency policy report, crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett stated: "The report will be officially submitted tomorrow (local time, July 22), but White House officials told me it will be released to the public before the end of this month."
- 00:02Yesterday, ARKB saw a net outflow of $77.5 million, while GBTC recorded a net outflow of $36.7 millionAccording to ChainCatcher, citing farside monitoring, ARKB saw a net outflow of $77.5 million yesterday, GBTC had a net outflow of $36.7 million, and BITB recorded a net outflow of $1.9 million.
- 2025/07/21 23:37Wall Street Market Maker Citadel Securities Urges US SEC to Proceed Cautiously on Securities TokenizationAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, Paul Atkins, Chairman of the US SEC, recently stated that traditional securities regulations may be simplified to help companies issue tokenized securities. In a comment letter to the SEC's cryptocurrency working group on Monday, Wall Street's major market maker Citadel Securities expressed concerns that such measures could lead to investor confusion and create an unfair competitive environment between exchanges and listed companies. Citadel Securities hopes that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will proceed more cautiously in allowing the development of "tokenized" securities.