Category: crypto
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Strategy can survive Bitcoin at $30k, BTCTOP CEO says
BTCTOP CEO Jiang Zhuoer dismissed concerns about Strategy selling Bitcoin if the market drops further, stating that Strategy’s image as a long-term Bitcoin holder is important. Even if Bitcoin falls to $30,000, Strategy’s debt levels would still be manageable. Recent concerns over dividends and funding pressure were also addressed.
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Arthur Hayes under fire for exiting Worldcoin position
Arthur Hayes sold his Worldcoin holdings after promoting it as an AI-related investment, drawing criticism for the timing coinciding with a decline in WLD’s price. He defended the move, citing changing market conditions. Hayes also sold his NEAR and HYPE positions, attributing the decisions to various factors affecting the market.
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Galaxy cuts CLARITY Act odds as Senate clock runs out
Galaxy Digital has decreased the chances of the CLARITY Act passing in 2026 to 60%, citing a lack of Senate floor time. Senate leaders need to act before the August recess to pass the crypto market structure bill. Issues like ethics and illicit finance talks must still be resolved for bipartisan support.
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PiggyBank’s LAB hedge backfires as USDC vault NAV drops 15%
PiggyBank closed a hedge tied to LAB due to sharp price swings and negative funding rates. The closure resulted in a 15% drawdown in the USDC vault. Questions were raised about using depositor funds for LAB and the risk management of the protocol. A detailed report on the matter is pending.
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JPMorgan sees Strategy reserve shortfall as key risk for Bitcoin investors
JPMorgan is concerned that Michael Saylor’s Strategy may need to replenish its dollar reserves to cover dividend obligations, following recent Bitcoin sales. Despite this, JPMorgan expects Strategy to continue buying Bitcoin, estimating $32 billion in purchases by 2026. The bank also lowered its outlook on digital assets due to legislative uncertainty.
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Can the recovery reach $64K?
Bitcoin price rose above $62,000 after dropping to $59,100 last week. The recovery brought it near $64,200 before sellers returned. Bitcoin is holding its 200-week moving average, but resistance remains at $64,000. Oversold RSI supports a relief bounce, while bearish MACD indicates sellers still control momentum. Open interest is rising, increasing liquidation risk. Buyers are…
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Zcash founder outlines two-step response to critical Orchard vulnerability
Zcash responded to a critical Orchard vulnerability with soft and hard forks, fixing the issue of counterfeit ZEC creation. The token has recovered more than 41% from its post-disclosure low. ViaBTC and Foundry helped coordinate the network response. ZEC rebounded after the vulnerability was patched and Orchard transactions were restored.
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Justin Sun’s HTX drops USD1 as WLFI freeze fight grows
HTX delisted USD1, a stablecoin issued by World Liberty Financial linked to Trump, after the platform froze certain on-chain addresses. User USD1 balances will convert to USDT. The move adds to a dispute between Justin Sun and WLFI. HTX aims to protect user assets and reduce trading risk.
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Yuga Labs rescues 68 NFTs after Flooring Protocol exploit
Yuga Labs rescued 68 high-value NFTs after an exploit in Flooring Protocol exposed them to theft. The assets, including Bored Apes and CryptoPunks, are now in Yuga Labs’ custody. The exploit allowed attackers to drain pools and redeem NFTs, prompting warnings against new deposits. The issue remains partially unresolved.
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Bitcoin price tests $60k as Saylor hints at more buying
Bitcoin traded near $61,739 after a volatile session that saw the price drop to $60,420. Traders are cautious after a recent decline. Michael Saylor’s post about adding more dots sparked speculation about Bitcoin’s future. The market remains uncertain as Bitcoin tries to stabilize after a sharp drop.