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According to CoinGlass data, Coinbase’s Bitcoin premium index has remained in negative territory for 67 consecutive days from May 19 through today. The latest recorded reading was -0.0884%.

XRP Ledger attracted $2.6 billion in new real-world asset inflows over the past six months, excluding stablecoins, marking the second-largest total in that period behind BNB Chain’s $3 billion, The Crypto Basic reported, citing data from RWA tracking platform RWA.xyz. The data showed Ethereum remained the largest blockchain by total RWA value, but drew just $424 million in new inflows over the same period. Following the recent inflows, XRPL’s total RWA assets reached $4.38 billion, making it the sixth-largest RWA blockchain.

Bitcoin supply held by long-term holders has reached a record high, according to a CoinNess analysis of Fidelity Digital Assets data. About 15 million BTC has not moved for at least 155 days, and 40% of those holdings are currently at an unrealized loss. According to BeInCrypto, Fidelity Digital Assets research analyst Zack Wainwright said long-term holders are one of the clearest indicators of investor conviction, and added the data is nearing levels similar to on-chain signals seen near the bottoms of past market cycles.

Wall Street capital appears to be moving out of the HYPE ETF and into spot Ethereum ETFs, which have posted net inflows for three straight weeks, according to a BeInCrypto analysis. The outlet said Ethereum saw net inflows of $84 million, $105 million and $103.9 million over the past three weeks, while Hyperliquid posted net outflows for two consecutive weeks. It added that the HYPE ETF’s weekly trading volume fell to $62.7 million, the lowest level since its May launch. BeInCrypto said institutional money is currently flowing into ETH more actively than BTC, while inflows into major altcoin ETFs such as XRP and SOL remain limited. It added, "HYPE ETF" is the only one seeing money leave, which suggests weakening investor sentiment.

The latest draft of the CLARITY bill includes a provision on an incentive program for white-hat hackers and security researchers, Bitcoin News reported. The media outlet added the provision calls for a program to formally encourage and reward their work, with the aim of strengthening protection for digital asset infrastructure by offering compensation for public-interest activities such as identifying vulnerabilities, providing information to help track hackers, and supporting the recovery of stolen assets.

The hacker behind the AFX Trader exploit swapped 655.4 ETH for 18.86 BTC through THORChain, EmberCN reported. On July 23, the Arbitrum-based protocol AFX Trader lost $24.15 million in USDC in a bridge hack, and the attacker later swapped those funds into 12,467.4 ETH. AFX had also proposed a white-hat negotiation under which the hacker could legally keep the remaining 30% of the stolen funds in exchange for returning 70% of the assets.

Robinhood Chain’s stock-token assets have surpassed $70 million, CoinDesk reported. According to the report, daily trading volume across 12 tokenized stocks has topped $500,000, with five names posting more than $1 million each, including GameStop at $26.6 million, Nvidia at $14 million, and SpaceX at $6.4 million. Separately, DefiLlama data showed Robinhood Chain generated $350,000 in network fees over the past 24 hours, ranking fourth among all blockchains. Its total value locked stands at around $315 million, up about threefold since mid-July.

Chinese regulators in Shenzhen have identified and shut down multiple self-media accounts for violating rules related to virtual assets, according to China’s People’s Daily. The report said several government bodies, including the Shenzhen branch of the People’s Bank of China, the Shenzhen Securities Regulatory Bureau, the Shenzhen Cyberspace Administration Office, and the Shenzhen Local Financial Administration, recently carried out a joint special crackdown on financial information online. During the operation, authorities found violations by multiple crypto-related self-media accounts, including "搜搜比特币." The accounts were found to have promoted virtual asset-related businesses to users in China and encouraged public participation in illegal financial activities tied to virtual assets. Shenzhen authorities added they plan to keep tightening oversight of online financial information and crack down on activities that fuel virtual asset speculation or involve illegal investment recommendations in order to maintain financial market order.

A total of 224 cryptocurrency hacking incidents were recorded in the first half of this year, with losses reaching about $1.32 billion, according to Onchain Lens. The main attack types included access control vulnerabilities, phishing, and oracle-related exploits. Among them, large losses were concentrated in attacks involving privilege escalation and administrator account takeovers tied to access control weaknesses. KelpDAO and Drift Protocol were among the hardest hit, suffering losses of $292 million and $280 million, respectively.

South Korean exchange Upbit announced the addition of MORPHO to its won trading market at 9:00 a.m. UTC today.

The following are the 24-hour long/short ratios for BTC perpetual futures on the world’s three largest crypto futures exchanges by open interest: Overall: 47.9% long, 52.1% short - Binance: 47.43% long, 52.57% short - MEXC: 48.62% long, 51.38% short - Bybit: 47.46% long, 52.54% short

Phantom announced on its official X account that it will end support for the Monad (MON) network on Aug. 26. According to CoinMarketCap, MON was trading at $0.02106, down 4.72%.

Stablecoin inflows into cryptocurrency exchanges have continued to decline since 2025, signaling weaker demand in the crypto market and waning investor interest, according to an analysis. On-chain analyst Darkfost said average monthly stablecoin inflows into exchanges stood at about $2.3 billion as of July 24, while the annual average was about $3.7 billion. When Bitcoin hit its all-time high last year, average monthly inflows were $5.6 billion and the annual average was $4.3 billion. Darkfost added that when investors are confident Bitcoin will extend its gains, buying from new investors tends to enter the market and stablecoin liquidity on exchanges also rises. Darkfost noted, however, that peaks in stablecoin inflows can often be a lagging signal.

Bitcoin has historically tended to weaken in August, CryptoPotato reported, citing CoinGlass data. Relatedly, prominent crypto trader Ali Martinez said the seasonal trend cannot be ignored and BTC has posted declines in August every year since 2022. From 2013 through 2025, Bitcoin closed lower in nine of 13 Augusts, including four straight annual declines from 2022 to 2025. According to CoinMarketCap, BTC was trading at $63,978.41, down 1.95%, at the time of writing.

Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer (ticker: BTDR) said in an official X post it mined 274.6 BTC this week and sold the entire amount. The company has maintained a zero-BTC treasury strategy since February, under which it has sold all BTC it mined. Bitdeer reduced its BTC holdings to zero as of Feb. 20 and has since immediately converted newly mined Bitcoin into cash.

On-chain transactions detected overnight suggest the World Foundation sold about 217.4 million WLD worth around $52.5 million, according to on-chain analytics firm Hubz, formerly Spot On Chain. Hubz said the foundation appears to have cashed out the tokens at an average sale price of $0.2415 and received about 47.5 million USDC after the sale. Hubz added simultaneous USDC inflows and WLD outflows pointed to an intentional sale rather than a routine fund transfer. Given current WLD trading volume, the size of the transaction is large enough to absorb buy-side liquidity, Hubz said. The firm also assessed the USDC raised in the sale was more likely used for operating expenses than for reinvestment. Traders should view token sales by the foundation as ongoing selling pressure, Hubz said, adding the sale at around $0.2415 suggests the foundation may also have limited expectations for a short-term price recovery. Earlier, the World Foundation said on its official X account it had raised $52.5 million from Pantera Capital, Bain Capital Crypto, Eighthko Holdings, Selini Capital, Susquehanna Crypto and strategic investors, adding the funding was carried out through investors directly purchasing WLD at market prices.

U.S. Central Command had carried out near-daily airstrikes on Iran for about two weeks, but it did not announce any attacks on Iran on the night of July 24, CNN reported. For the previous 13 consecutive days, Central Command had said on social media it was striking military targets inside Iran. No such notice was issued on the night of July 24 Eastern Time, although it remains unconfirmed whether that means no military operation actually took place.

Cross-chain bridge protocol Across (ACX) said on its official X account that it lost about $4.5 million in an exploit on July 17, while user funds remain safe. Across said the attacker exploited a bug in relay software that reads Solana (SOL) off-chain events, forged deposit events that did not exist, and caused the relayer to treat them as legitimate deposits and pay out its own funds. As a result, about $4.5 million of the relayer’s own funds was drained, but no user funds were affected. Across added that its smart contracts and Solana programs were not hacked, it deployed a patch within five hours of detecting the issue, and its ACX buyback plan will proceed as scheduled.

U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded about $70.7 million in net outflows on July 24, ending a five-session net inflow streak and reversing into net outflows, according to Farside Investors. - BlackRock ETHA: -$52.8 million - Fidelity FETH: -$27.8 million - Grayscale Mini ETH: +$9.9 million

About $240.1 million left U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs on July 24, according to Farside Investors, marking a second consecutive trading day of net outflows after the funds turned negative the previous day. - BlackRock IBIT: -$212.2 million - Fidelity FBTC: -$27.9 million

BitMart’s exchange token BMX plunged at around 11:35 a.m. UTC yesterday, falling more than 60% in one hour to around $0.11, before trimming some of its losses, BlockBeats reported. BMX was recently trading at $0.2044, down about 32.81%, according to CoinMarketCap. BitMart, a cryptocurrency exchange with Chinese roots, has recently faced user complaints over delayed and suspended withdrawals, amid concerns about insufficient reserves.

Whale Alert reported that 4,996 BTC has been transferred from OKX to an unknown wallet. The transaction is valued at about $320 million.

Whale Alert reported that 4,690 BTC has been transferred from an unknown wallet to OKX. The transaction is valued at about $301 million.

The following shows estimated liquidation volumes and position ratios for major crypto perpetual futures over the past 24 hours: - BTC: $82.26 million liquidated (81.48% longs) - ETH: $56.65 million liquidated (59.49% longs) - SNDK: $11.77 million liquidated (90.96% longs)